How to create a new SQL Server database from ASP.NET without using script
We have a production database that we apply changes to its structure frequently.
We have a production database that we apply changes to its structure frequently.
I am using a GridView which could potentially display half a million records (depending on the options the user selects in filtering the data).
I’m starting an SSIS package from an .aspx using sp_start_job on the SQL-server.
What will be the best practices to prevent sql injection? My client asked me to prevent sql injection. I used this structure for data inserting or updating public bool Add(GreenItem aGreenItem, Employee emp) { aGreenItem.GreenItemCode = new CommonBLL().GetMaxId("[GreenItemCode]", "[Processing].[GreenItem]", "GTM"); using (SqlConnection objConnection = Connection.GetConnection()) { SqlTransaction transaction = objConnection.BeginTransaction("SampleTransaction"); try { string query = … Read more
This is in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio; I have a column Order_Date in my table, and the data type is datetime.
In an ASP.NET MVC web application, I have created the following entity:
CONTEXT: I am writing a WPF app. It works with a SQL Server database in which I put some data, concretely the strings Titulo and Descripcion, the int XP and the string fotoMision. When I click a button the program is supposed to save this data in the database.
This is my C# code – I am running the query
What I’m trying to do: When I select “PRODUSE” from the dropdownlist the following happens. “nume1” and “salariu” disappear / become inaccessible. The same goes for the other components in the list. What’s wrong with my if? Why doesn’t it work.
I am trying to build an ASP.NET MVC 5 Web Application which has a MyDatabase.mdf file in the App_Data folder. I have SQL Server 2014 Express installed with a LocalDb instance. I can edit the database tables using the Server Explorer, however when I debug the application and go to a page where the database is needed I get the following error.