getting the Parameters declared in an sql function in the C# code. We can actually get the parameters from a Stored Procedure by giving SqlCommandBuilder.DeriveParameters
Similarly is there any way to get the Parameters from the SQL Function.
I have SQLDataSource for my gridview. By default it works fine but i need to determine a few things before calling my procedure. By this i mean i need to determine a few things about the fields completed and set a flag to determine where the procedure will look.
I found a few examples online on passing parameters in code behind, but cant seem to get them to work. Here is what i tried and cant get results back. When i execute the procedure on the SQL side with the same parameter values, it works, so i know its returning results, so means my values are not being sent or im doing something really wrong. I have some of the lines commented out so the page can load and display for now.. but i need to get it working with custom parameters and flags.
Here is my SQLDataSource:
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I am trying to allow users to grab their stored procs and call certain ones from within code. I can get the stored procedures and then fill a dropdown with them, but what I cannot find at this point is how to get the parameters that each stored procedure needs. I would like, once an SP is chosen from the dropdown to make a call to the db with that sp name and grab its paramter list so I can report what needs to be sent in to the user.
View 1 Replieshere is my query which is not working properly. I have 5 fields in my table Company, Reseller, Item, Code, Price. How can i get minimum Price when i pass parameters for Code is dublication value
Company Reseller Item Code Price
A A-1 I1 C1 20
B A-21 I2 C2 13
C A-B I1 C1 19
select Company,Reseller,Item,Code,Min(Price) from Table1 where code='C1' order by Code HOW CAN I GET THIS BELOW TYPE OF RESULT
Company Reseller Item Code Price
A A-1 I1 C1 20
C A-B I1 C1 19
Is it possible to use Exec statement in SQL Functions
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I'm trying to view a list of uses that have the execute ability on a function, but I cannot find a method to do so.
View 2 RepliesI've just upgraded to Visual Studio 2010, and notice that now when I add an event to a control (eg, "OnDataBinding" to an "ObjectDataSource", the editor no longer creates the code behind function with the right arguments etc.
How to I get this bacK?
I'm trying to create a class, DataCommon, to contain all my SQL Data manipulation functions. I've created a Subroutine called Init that initializes a SQLDataAdapter:
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From my other classes I am creating an instance of DataCommon, calling Init, and calling another subroutine in DataCommon that pulls data from SQL and loads the data into my dataset. This part is working great -- no problems at all. I'm loading three different Datatables in the Dataset with no issues.
At this point, I'll perform my various manipulations on the datatables -- add/delete/modify rows -- again with no problems. All of this is creating postbacks...and this is where my problem begins. After I've done all my manipulations to the data and am ready to update my SQL tables, I have to re-initialize my SQLDataAdapter. I thought I could do something like:
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But I get the error: Exception inserting Class. Thread was being aborted.
In my initial data load from SQL, each datatable is getting loaded from a single SQL table, so I was hoping to use the autogenerated Update/Insert/Delete statements by the SQLDataAdapter. As a test, as soon as I filled the dataset initially, I added a new row to one of the datatables and used the SQLDataAdapter.Update() method before a postback occurred, and it worked perfectly.
So, with all that being said, I guess my question is, how do I reconnect the table mappings between my SQLDataAdapter and dataset to autogenerate the updates after a postback occurs? I've tried researching this, but I get confused after reading about FillSchema vs TableMappings vs everything else I've read about.
here is my code for selectiong some records from db table
string strSql = "select * from mtblNBD where SentTo=@SentTo and InternalStatus Is NULL order by DeadLine desc";
SqlCommand com = new SqlCommand(strSql, con);
com.Parameters.Add("@SentTo", SqlDbType.NVarChar, 50).Value = (string)Session["uname"];
here I am using parameters for SenTo field but not for NULL so it is ok... or should I use parameters for this field where value is NULL , if yes then how can I use parameter for this
I have a code behind page that has several method; one of them is a page method.
[WebMethod]
public static void ResetDate(DateTime TheNewDate)
{
LoadCallHistory(TheNewDate.Date);
}
protected void LoadCallHistory(DateTime TheDate)
{ bunch of stuff }
The method LoadCallHistory works fine when the page loads and I can call it from other methods inside the page. However, in the web method part, it gets underlined in red with the error "an object reference is required for the non-static field".
How do you access functions from the page method part of the code?
I have a JavaScript-based timeline which needs to use data from an SQL server. The queries and the JSON conversions have been worked out in the form of C#.NET functions within a code file related to an .aspx page. So for a complete newbie to ASP.NET, how do you set up a function call like this from JavaScript?I would love it if someone had some simple example code I could learn/get some pointers from.Edit: I am using .NET 3.5
View 1 RepliesI knew how to apply Javascript function in html file. How to use javascript(including functions) in code behind file?
View 2 RepliesHow could I add parameters on dataadapter? I tried
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But parameters is unknown for dataadapter.
I have asked similiar question before where I have two control on the page header says "username" and "gender". User can select both the control or either one and the page will execute searching based on the criteria supplied. So if username supplied
SELECT * FROM [this_table] WHERE username = @username
and if gender supplied
SELECT * FROM [this_table] WHERE gender = @gender
and if both supplied
SELECT * FROM [this_table] WHERE username = @username AND gender = @gender
I know this sounds not very complicated but in my case, I am having like more than 10 controls up there. It is something likeusername, gender, age, date of brith, title, father name, frst name, last name, blur blur blur and it's a lot then I started to lost. if i were to use if else caluse on code-behind and produce query, it would end up writing a lot of if-else and if i use stored procedure (with if-else) then my stored procedure would contains a lot of if-else statement. I am fairly new to this concept and if I'm on the wrong track, please correct me. Is there any better way to save my hair without actually going through each
if-else statement to build the query ?p.s. I'm using GridView and SqlDataSource command to display the result back on .aspx page.
I have webform with a listview control on it that uses 2 date values supplied by the user (via 2 text boxes) to dynamically set date range parameters for the datasource. The user enters two dates and clicks a button that runs the following code that sets the parameters:
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This code works the first time the user clicks the button. But if they change the date values and try again, it only returns the result set from the first request. The parameters are not updated to the new values supplied by the user.
I am trying to check whether a username exists in my database before inserting the new row & display a message to the user if it does.
On my SqlDataSource my InsertCommand looks like this:
InsertCommand="IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserName = @UserName) BEGIN INSERT [Users] ([UserName], [FirstName], [LastName], [City], [State], [Country], [CompanyName], [Active], [PasswordHash]) VALUES (@UserName, @FirstName, @LastName, @City,
@State, @Country, @CompanyName, @Active, @PasswordHash) END"
This works as expected: If the username is unique, the row is created.
If the username already exists, the row is not added.
The problem is, if the row already exists, the insert is rejected but the user is not notified.
So my question is, is there a way I can notify the user?
Maybe something like: InsertCommand = "If Not Exists (select....) Begin Insert...Else Notify User Somehow End This is a basic database, I'm not using the built-in membership provider nor will be.
I'm linking a form to sql database, As far as i know for textbox the code will be like this one below in VB:
dashDataSource.InsertParameters.Add("databaseColumName", NameOFTextBox.Text)
But what is the code for a drop down menu for countries list?
I can't see what I've missed
Dim strSQL As String = _
"UPDATE [emailText] SET " & _
"[stdSubjectLine] = @subjLine, [stdBodyText] = @bodyText, " & _
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I have a need to add my page controls dynamically in code behind.
I do well, adding a dropdownlist, a SQL datasource to populate it, setting it to autopostback=true, and adding a gridview and its SQL datasource.
What I'm unsure about is how to programmatically refer to the SelectParameter, being a control (the DropDownList), and its selected item.
I followd Brian Orrell LINQ tutorial for paging/sorting and created a gridview bound to an ObjectDataSource through a method call which gets data from adatabase. My form includes two buttons with a textbox next to each one of them. I need to be able to populatte th egridview depending on the button that was pressed, I cannot figure out how signal my method which button was pressed.
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I have a ListView that, among other things, in the EditItemTemplate, has a pair of related DropDownList controls, sort of a parent/child relationship. The selected value of the parent is used as a parameter for the SQL Datasource of the child. Outside of a control such as the ListView, this would be easy and I'd simply set up a ControlParameter for the SQL Datasource and life would be good. Within the DataList things are not quite so simple. My plan is to set the parameter of the child in the Selecting handler of its datasource. I have hard coded some values and this works the way I want it to. My problem is getting the "parent" value. I've got two theories on how to get this:
#1, I've tried instantiating the parent DropDownList but it is either not available at this point in the page life cycle or I just don't know the syntax to get at it from within the Selecting handler.
#2, I'm thinking I may have to grab the value from the underlying data for the ListViewRow that I am editing, but again, I do not know the object model well enough to get at those values.
Below is a code sample for option #1. As stated, setting the parameter works, but getting the value of the DropDownList does not.
All control are not listed in dropdown when selecting a control for adding parameter to update query.
View 1 RepliesI need to retrieve data using a date as an input parameter. I created a WhereParameter and passed in a date value that I know to exist in the database, but no data is returned. Heres my code
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Ive passed in '02/06/2010' as the date, in the database, the Startdate column has several values of '2010-06-02 13:08:50.503' so I guess its not being found because of the time part. Whats the best way to make sure that I retrieve the correct data ? Im not concerned about the time at all, I just need all rows for 02/06/2010.
Is it possible in SqlDatasource Update command to combine two parameters to make a third?
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this is what I need to do Combine First and Last names with a space between.
I'm attempting to use the following parameter value in my data source:
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<asp:Parameter Name="IPAddress" DefaultValue='<%= HttpContext.Current.Request.UserHostAddress %>' />
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But the string literal "<%= HttpContext.Current.Request.UserHostAddress %>" is being sent to my stored procedure.