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When i am trying to run my website (with aspx) this problem comes up:
When i am trying to run my website (with aspx) this problem comes up:
I’m doing a practice project for training; my handler has specifically forbidden paramaterization and security-oriented coding for now, in the interest of getting the basics down. That being said, I’ve got a gridview on my homepage with a hyperlink field that takes the user to a page where they can edit the row data in textboxes. The row is displayed by the “ProductId” column, as it is autoincremented and unique. The values display perfectly, so I know my query string is fine, but when I attempt to update using the button event, I get an error message that says
i am having a SQL Procedure that always returns “PRINT” Command and i want to extract the output of this “PRINT” Command i.e the procedure in C# how can i do that ? here is the PROCEDURE
I have the following parameter for SqlCommand. How do I make it to both in and out the paramter value for the Stored Procedure.
I am in the process of creating a Multi-Tenant asp.net application.
We have a operation in which more than 100.000 records are read from a csv file and inserted in a database. When I am using a file with 10 records, the operation is completed successfully in less than one minute.
I was wondering how I can pass either an ArrayList, List<int> or StringBuilder comma delimited list to a stored procedure such that I find a list of IDs using IN():
I’m trying to insert order details into my DB, and it keeps saying:
This code throws a NullReferenceException when it calls ExecuteScalar:
I have a table in database with numbers of tenants, each tenant lists a record of their sales per date. There are instance where in a tenant has NO SALES in particular date/s, therefore the date with no sales has NO RECORD in the table breaking a proper date sequence. Please see the sample table for illustration below: