It may not suitable forum to post this.I'm a ASP.NET developer, I'm just doing a small corrections in a site developed in classic asp.i want to know how to idendify whether the Recordset has records or not? like in asp.net we use dt.Rows.Count In Classic ASP?
I have two DataSet were mention below DataSet1 & DataSet2. DataSet1 records are already in User Database table. I would like to insert the DataSet2 records to User table, Before going to insert the Dataset2, I am trying to check the duplicate records in DataSet2 Compare with DataSet1. How to identify the duplicate records in DataSet2 using LINQ. I want to Get the List of Duplicate record set. Or Return the True Or False. Note: In User table SiteId and UserName is Combinational primary key Records.
The functionality I want to achieve is that when isHomePageFeatured is checked then this record is set to 1 for that column and for all the other records in the table it is set to 0.
This is fine for update as I can use the property Id to compare against, but for the newly inserted record it doesn't yet have a propertyId so I wondered if using newID() to affect all other records would have the same affect.
I have created an asp.net web page that allows one to query a SQL Database and returns a recordset in a bound gridview. My question is how can I provide a means for the authorized webpage user to print the recordset out, in like a cvs text file? I need to be able to allow her to choose her printer, like in a regular print dialog box, and then to print the whole recordset, not just the page she's on.
I'm migrating a site from classic asp to asp.net 4.0
Before I rework all the code, I wanted to get clarification that the way i think my database code should be updated is fairly correct. (I'm using SQLClient objects)
First, when old code would use forward only recordsets or access single record/value, I'm fairly sure i'd use SqlCommand and SqlDataReader. That is pretty straightforward.
Now, when my old code navigates a recordset (movePrevious, find, etc.)... I believe the way to go is with SqlDataAdapter and DataTable to retrieve the data and DataView to filter/find/navigate the data.
I'n looking to do a quick migration... i don't want to get too bogged down in the new entity framework... so - just trying to stick with similar objects/logic.
I know this is one of those questions that doesn't really have a right/wrong answer... and I think that is part of my problem in finding an answer - there are so many.
based on the code below how can I tell if the recordset returned is empty and if the grid is emptyIf data is empty how can I tell data.Count(); and data.RecordCount(); generate errorsHow can I tell if the grid is empty, has no rows or if the rowcount = 0
var db = Database.Open("StarterSite"); var sqlQ = "SELECT * FROM table1 ORDER BY Name"; var data = db.Query(sqlQ); var grid1 = new webgrid(data); grid1.gethtml();
new to asp.net and mvc, sorry if the question sounds dumb. I currently have a model (a Linq type) that get data from a table. I use this model to do a Linq qery and display all records in a listing table.I would like to do exactly the same but using a SQL command/query rather than Linq as I'm much more confortable with "standart" SQL. I now need to join tables and return specific columns with custom names as some columns have the same name in the join of my query.If you have another idea (create a stored procedure to be in control of the SQL and then use Linq to call it, for example), I'm open to sugestions.In the view, I loop all records doing: foreach (var item in Model) {}Not sure if this could be important o note
I have run into the issue on DataSet.WriteXml method. Apparently, if any row in a column in the DataSet has a null value, the entire column/rows will not write out in the xml file using the method DataSet.WriteXml. So, as terrible as that bug is, I need to send the data another way. Does anyone have any thoughts?
Here's a stored procedure I created that uses another stored procedure inside it to return a value:
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Note the 'exec dirinfo.dbo.d_searchempbyname @TicketSubName' part. That stored procedure will return a single record. What I need is to get a single column from that recordset (in this case, the email address of the employee), and store that value in a variable.
Hi. On my webpage, I have a listview that has a field called BookId. I also have a Detailsview with an ID field. When I add a new record on the listview, I would like to populate the BookID from the Id on my detailsview (there is a one to many relationship between the 2 ids).
I am starting a new website based on an existing one that I already have up and working. I copied the old website files into a new folder but it will not run. The error suggets that I need to add a reference. So my question is . . . how can I identify the references that are included in the original site?
The website is over half way done and the functionality for the blog is (except for adding posts) is already implemented and working correctlyI have a SQLExpress 2008 backendBlog posts are rendered on the page with full HTML markup within a label control.
All of the above is done and working. Though I am essentially new to creating websites with ASP.NET, CSS and SQL, I am sure that I could simply carry on and make a login page with some controls that would allow me to add records (blog posts) directly to the database on the host server. However, I am fearful of doing this because I know that malicious code can be passed in this way. Also, because of my lack of knowledge, the only way that I know of to pass the code from a control to the database is to disable validation for the page the control is on. Without a doubt I do not want to do that.
So what are my options for getting blog posts into the database? Is it safest for me to fully create the post in html and update a copy of the database that resides on my local machine? If I do it this way, how can I merge the records from the database on the local machine with the records on the remote server?
i have a question regarding grid view. i have done almost all work i needed. but one thing i want to do is i have set 4 of page size of grid. so when i show records on the web page i want to set a iframe after first two records then iframe and then two more records like i have shown in the example image. i have used LINQ with C#.how to do it. if you people want i can show you my code.
I have a datagrid control which is bound to a table which containing more than 1000 records. And i want to show only 25 records once a time. I have used paging in datagrid. But each time the next page index is set, query is fired again. This takes lots of time. So what is the easiest way to bound data in this case to improve performance.
I need to handle 404 exceptions differently than all other types of them. What is the best way to identify those 404 exceptions (distinguish them from other exceptions)?
The problem is that there is no a special exception class for 404 errors, I get regular System.Web.HttpException with Message = "File does not exist."
Should I just use exception's message for it or is there a better way?
Does anybody know how to properly identify CMYK images in ASP.NET using C#? When I check the Flags attribute of a Bitmap instance, I get incorrect results.
I have created three images to test this: cmyk.jpg, rgb.jpg and gray.jpg. These are respectively CMYK, RGB and Grayscale images.
This is my test code:
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This produces the following output:
I have checked the actual images and cmyk.jpg really is a CMYK image.
Apparently, this is a "known issue". Alex Gil had the same problem in WPF (see this question: How to identify CMYK images using C#) and he managed to solve it by using a BitmapDecoder class to load the images. I'm a bit uncomfortable using that solution in ASP.NET because it requires me to add references to WindowsBase.dll and PresentationCore.dll and I'm not sure I want those in a web project.
Does anyone know of any other pure .NET solutions to check if an image is in the CMYK format that I can safely use in ASP.NET?
I've got an application that needs to do some work on startup (before the first request is in). I've added the initialization code in the global.asax file (Application_start method) but this code doesn't seem to be hit after an iis reset is performed.Is there an event which is triggered in an asp.net application when an iis reset has occurred?
I have a WCF service that will be using basic authentication and would like to be able identify "who" is trying to use the service. I know that the HttpContext.Current is NULL and in the WCF service, but do not know what the alternative is to get the username.