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• Re: Recommendation for SCRUM development?

  You might also want to check out these tools: Team City: Continuous integration build http://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/ Target Process: Project management, story development, reports (including burndown charts), UAT, bug tracking http://www.targetprocess.com/

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Diamsorn on 3/6/2009

• Re: Difficulty with LINQ .Contains C#

  figured it out myself because the DB columns ChapterNumber and VerseNumber are both datatypes of int C# won't implicitly convert them to String like VB does. (Which this is being refactored from VB). So to fix this I had to change (@t.b.ChapterNumber) to (Convert.ToString(@t.b.ChapterNumber)) and the same for the 2nd contains.

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by Diamsorn on 10/23/2008

• Re: Update query

  take out the (vccapprovedstatus, vccapprovedby) in your update statement. You don't define the columns your updating that way since they are in your "SET" clause. cmdUpdateasplan.Connection = SqlConnection1 cmdUpdateasplan.CommandText = "UPDATE asplan SET" & _ " vccapprovedstatus = " & statusDDL.SelectedValue & _ " ,vccapprovedby = " & approvedTextBox.Text & _ "WHERE idcustomerid = " & idcustomerid cmdUpdateasplan.ExecuteNonQuery

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by Diamsorn on 10/22/2008

• Difficulty with LINQ .Contains C#

  Need some help here. Code: var query = _dbBibleEngine.Bibles.Join(_dbBibleEngine.BibleBooks, b => b.BookID, bk => bk.BookID, (b, bk) => new {b, bk}).Where( @t => @t.bk.BookName == bookName && chapter.Contains(@t.b.ChapterNumber) && verse.Contains(@t.b.VerseNumber)).Select(@t => new verse { BookName = bk.BookName, Chapter = b.ChapterNumber, VerseNumber = b.VerseNumber, Verse = b.VerseText }); chapter is ICollection<string> verse is ICollection<string> where

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by Diamsorn on 10/22/2008

• Re: Duplicate name Exception in RSS Feed

  Hi Vermavarinder, Your best bet would be to start a new thread (post) with a snippet of code where you are having issues. Since this issue has already been answered for the OP you may not get many views/traffic to assist you.

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by Diamsorn on 3/20/2008

• Re: LINQ - Joining Two different Data Types and sources

  Very nice, I havn't tried to do that across datatables and datacontext yet. Where I tried was joining from 2 different datacontexts and was unable to get it to work.

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by Diamsorn on 3/12/2008

• Re: LINQ - Joining Two different Data Types and sources

  LINQ doesn't support Joining of 2 seperate datasources at this time that I'm aware of.

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by Diamsorn on 3/12/2008

• Re: Beginning LINQ

  You can also have the query return a single record by adding "Single" to your query as below. 1 ReviewDataContext db2 = new ReviewDataContext(); 2 var album = from a in db2.Albums 3 where a.AlbumID == intAlbumID 4 select new 5 { 6 CoverArt = a.AlbumCoverURL, 7 ArtistID = a.Artist.ArtistID, 8 ArtistName = a.Artist.ArtistName, 9 ArtistWeb = a.Artist.WebURL, 10 AlbumTitle = a.Title, 11 ReleaseDate = a.ReleaseDate, 12 RLabel = a.RecordLabel.LabelName, 13 RLabelWeb = a.RecordLabel.WebsiteURL

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by Diamsorn on 3/12/2008

• Re: Linq to SQL question: Store Procedure returns xml?

  add the stored procedure to your datacontect (DBML) and a function will be created. You can then access it as Dim db As New myDataContext Dim query = FROM foo in DB.TestQueryXML SELECT xmlField

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by Diamsorn on 3/11/2008

• Re: Linq query question

  do you have AccessID set up as an identity field or any other constraints?

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by Diamsorn on 3/7/2008