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• Repeater to Excel

  I have two Repeater controls, one nested into the other. The outter Repeater is for grouping for letter, A, B, C, ...) it has an anchor link. The inner Repeater has the detail data I need, but is not accessible in the code behind. Probably, because it is child control. Here is what it looks like: <asp:Repeater ID="GroupingRepeater" runat="server"> <ItemTemplate> <a id="GroupAnchor" name='<%#Eval("Key") %>' <%#Eval("Key"

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by dweezil on 10/29/2009
  Filed under: Repeater, Excel

• Re: Passing value to Custom User Control

  [quote user="shahed.kazi"] You can use GridView gv = (GridView)Parent.FindControl("GridViewId"); [/quote] That won't work. It makes the assumption that every page that I use the custom user control on will have a GridView with the same name. I know there is a way to get the type of control, and if it is a GridView then I can get the name of the GridView. But the code to do that is escaping at the moment.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by dweezil on 5/26/2009

• Passing value to Custom User Control

  I have an ASPX page with a GridView control on it. I have an ASCX page with a Button control - used for exporting a GridView to Excel. When the user clicks on the button control how do I pass the gridview name to the user control? Will the user control be able to acess the contents of the GridView on the ASPX page?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by dweezil on 5/26/2009

• Re: Need to Store more than 4000 characters

  Do not use the LONG data type...that has been deprecated for a few versions now. Oracle recommends converting all columns using the LONG data type to CLOB. CLOB should be used whenever you need to store more than 4000 characters.

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by dweezil on 5/13/2009

• Re: System.Exception: System.Data.OracleClient requires Oracle client software version 8.1.7 or greater

  Check the permissions on your Bin directory under Oracle Home. Whatever user ASPNET is running as needs read and execute privileges.

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by dweezil on 5/13/2009

• Re: How to update data returned using REF CURSOR

  First, none of your procedures that contain DML statements (insert,update,delete) are not followed by a COMMIT statement. I would start there and see if that fixes the issue. If not, post back here.

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by dweezil on 5/13/2009

• Re: How to create database with Oracle

  Not in Oracle. If you use SQL Developer, or some other third party tool you can. Remember, if you use an SQL INSERT statement you need to follow with a COMMIT statement - or else it will not be commited permanently to the database.

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by dweezil on 5/10/2009

• Re: How to create database with Oracle

  There are a couple of ways to add data. SQL Plus, iSQL Plus (browser), and if you installed Oracle 11g you should have SQL Developer. By using any of those tools you can write an insert statement.

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by dweezil on 5/9/2009

• Re: ORA-01400: cannot insert NULL into () Error on ASP.NET application.

  Have you installed ODAC (Oralce Data Access Components) ? These include the data providers for ODP.NET. I don't think installing the Oracle Client is enough.

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by dweezil on 5/7/2009

• Re: How to create database with Oracle

  When you used the DBCA to create the database you had to type in what the password would be for the SYS, SYSTEM users. You also would have chosen a name for your database. Did you write these down? If not you should be able to log into the database, provided it is the only Oracle database on you server. Log in like this, sqlplus “/ as sysdba” Let me know if this worked.

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by dweezil on 5/6/2009