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• Re: using SqlDatASource programmatically - output parameters

  I was trying the same thing and come across a very wired conclusion. I can define an output parameter in my aspx page too as it is said in thread that one cant. It works perfectly. When its type is "String", you must provied a size for it. Or it will give a run time error. The wired thing is, this size cant be greater than 4000. else you will return a null value from your stored procedure. I am using SQL 2005 which allow me to define string with size of 8000. But in aspx you can only give

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Amit M on 3/10/2008

• Re: how to show first few characters of a field in GridView?

  hey Raheel... Thanks vry much..this is what i was looking for . Thank you again.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Amit M on 4/4/2007

• how to show first few characters of a field in GridView?

  Hi all, i am pritty new @ asp.net. i am using a grid view which shows the data from XML file. i want to show only first say 10 or 20 characters of a field. I mean can I use a function instead of a filed name something like: < asp : BoundField HeaderText ="Exception Description" DataField = ShowFirst10Chars(ExceptionDscr) SortExpression = "ExceptionDscr" /> and Function will return something like: ShowFirst10Chars=Left(ExceptionDscr,10) or simply can I replace field name with Left(ExceptionDscr

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Amit M on 4/4/2007