Web Forms :: Input Array Is Longer Than The Number Of Columns In Table
Mar 16, 2013
I am trying to add row in DataTable CartDT using row[], which is a string array.
DataTable CartDT = new DataTable();
public void DataTableColumn()
{
CartDT.Columns.Add("Product_Name", typeof(string));
CartDT.Columns.Add("Product_ID", typeof(string));
CartDT.Columns.Add("ItemQTY", typeof(string));
CartDT.Columns.Add("Price", typeof(string));
CartDT.Columns.Add("TotalPrice", typeof(string));
[CODE]..
Now when I execute it, it gives the error that "Input array is longer than the number of columns in this table" The array row[] has exactly 5 elements in it & also DataTable CartDT has also 5 columns. Now i am not able to find exactly where i am wrong.
If i use the multi delimited than error shows.How to use the multi delimited.If i run the code to to load the text file given in above show the bellow error
Input array is longer than the number of columns in this table.
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2345,16546,0,16546,0
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Table tbl = new Table();// Add the table to the placeholder control PlaceHolder1.Controls.Add(tbl); // Now iterate through the table and add your controls
[Code].....
When I run this It throws an error that - Input string was not in correct format
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user 1 enters a number, returns 1
user 2 enters another number, returns 2
user 3 enters any number even a repeat of previous number, returns 3
A text file or similar is maintained with results
number,1
number,2
number,3
etc etc
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