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• Re: Calling an oracle package function gives an error

  dbCommand.CommandText = "pk_example.GET_THE_VIEW; this is not correct.... You need to use the parameters here: dbCommand.CommandText = "pk_example.GET_THE_VIEW(:THELIST,.............)"

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/31/2009

• Re: How to execute oracle sql file?

  if you use try-catch foreach statement in your file it would work. See this: http://www.mattberther.com/2005/04/11/executing-a-sql-script-using-adonet/

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/20/2009

• Re: How to execute oracle sql file?

  using try catch block does not work for you because of the message you need to display?

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/19/2009

• Re: How to execute oracle sql file?

  You can read your sql file and then use ExecuteNonQuery of OracleCommand to execute the instructions.

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/18/2009

• Re: get and set for a public variable

  Are you sure you didn't see this in an Interface definition or in an abstract class? For instance your class studentbase could be abstract and contains that definition: public abstract string name {get;set;} then in your class teacher you would have: public override string name { get{ return "teacher";} set{ _teacher = value;} } like as been said above

  Posted to C# (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/16/2009

• Re: Creating multiple sections in a report

  Your subreport records shows properly in printing without clicking the subreport? If not then probably you've missed subreport condition CanGrow, mouse right clic in your subreport, Format Subreport, CanGrow checked. If you can see correctly the subreport info when printing you should see exactly same info when clicking in your subreport. Other thing your subreport area will be the same as the size of your subreport object in your main report, check this also.

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/5/2009

• Re: Fatal Execution Engine Error-.NET Runtime version

  Don't know much about the subject, but maybe memory issues? Although using AppDomain reduces memory consuption in .NET

  Posted to C# (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/4/2009

• Re: Cannot implicitly convert 'string' to 'int'

  although you set integer values to your dropdown when you try and get SelectedValue it is a string or object. Try to use int ddlist = Convert.ToInt16( DropDownList1.SelectedValue )

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/4/2009

• Re: Creating multiple sections in a report

  place your subreport in your main report reportheader. ReportHeader only prints in first page. PageHeaders prints in every page. Same for footers

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/4/2009

• Re: Creating multiple sections in a report

  In subreport you have ReportHeader, Detail, ReportFooter you should have 2 subreports placed in pageheader of your principal report for instance. In each Subreport use ReportHeader and ReportFooter as PageHeader and PageFooter, so you'll have: SubReport1_ReportHeader SubReport1_Details SubReport1_ReportFooter SubReport2_ReportHeader SubReport2_Details SubReport2_ReportFooter

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by rumbafum on 3/3/2009