ExecuteScalar(); With scope_identity() Generating “System.InvalidCastException: Specified cast is not valid”
I did it 🙂 My sql server 2008 returns
System.Decimal packed into ‘object’.
Try to use System.Convert.ToInt32
instead of cast.
I did it 🙂 My sql server 2008 returns
System.Decimal packed into ‘object’.
Try to use System.Convert.ToInt32
instead of cast.
This IS a duplicate from “Running MVC Web app targeting .net 4.6.1 in a virtual directory under a ASP.NET core web app. Is it possible?” but it is not resolved and OP said he solved it by creating an additional app. So I post it again.
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