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  • WHERE clause & AND Operator

    I have two conditions in which both need to be met in order to be displayed on my datagrid, however, my SQL query is not returning my desired results. I have a bit column named Sailed in my tblTransit table and a StatusID in my tblWaybill table. They are joined together by a transitid. What I am trying...
    Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by bcoffey on 10-06-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: SQL TSQL duplicate, sql Update, sql wildcard parameter, SQL XML Stored Procedure, sql:executescalar, SQL+Hosting, sql2000, SqlBulkCopy, SqlBulkCopy SqlTransaction, SqlCacheDepenency, SqlCeDatabase, sqlclr, SqlCommand, SqlCommand Error Exception Method not found, sqlcommand parameters, sqlconnection, SqlDataReader, sqldatasourc, sqldataSource, SQLDatasource GUID, SqlDataSource Inheritance, SqlDataSource Parameter, sqldatasource parameter multiple, sqldataSource parameter Type session, sqldatasource query insert, SqlDataSource query select, SqlDataSource Repeater, SQLDataSource TimeStamp sql_variant is incompatible with timestamp, SQLDataSource Update .NET 2.0 negative return, SqlDataSource WHERE-IN, sqldatasource wizard views, sqldatasource.filterexpression, SqlDataSource.SelectCommand, sqLdatasourcecommandeventargs, SqlDataSourcource, sqldatsource selecting, sqlexception database offline, SqlExceptions, sqlhelper, sqLl, SQLL Excel ADO JET SSIS, SQLL SERVER RAM, SQLL setup, SqlNetFramework, sqlParameter class, SQLServer, sqlserver 2000, sqlserver 2005, SQLServer 2005SP2, sqLserver2005, sqlserverver, Sqlserverver 2000, sqlserverver 2000 transaction DTC ws-at atomic transaction Port 135 port135 connectivity sqltransaction system.transaction LWT 134 135 RPC API .NET2, statement, store procedure, Store procedure variable FROM clause, stored procedure case sorting direction, stored procedure for archiving the records in another table, SQL Views, SqlCommand CommandBuilder, sqldataadapter, sqldatasource datalist in datalist, SqlDataSource GridView Count, SQLDataSource parameter Type Table, sqlddatasource, SQLServere2005, SqlStoreDataSource, stored procedure, Sql Where Clause, sqLdataparametercollection, sqldatasource filter, SQLEXPRESS, SqlExpress 2005 Advanced Modifiy Database, sqlscript, standalone application, stored procedure 3
  • Interesting problem with getting OUTPUT parameters from SQL Server using C#

    I have the following SP: Create procedure dbo.example ( @test INT OUTPUT ) AS BEGIN SET @test = 5 SELECT * from Users END GO and when I try calling it from C# using an SqlCommand with adding an output parameter and getting it's value, I get that the value is NULL. (I should mention that I use ExecuteReader...
    Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by gilberk on 01-21-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: SqlNetFramework, sqltranaction, .NET, Application Programming Issue, asp.net, asp.net 2.0, asp.net2.0
  • SqlNetFramework an easier alternative to microsoft data application block

    Hello everybody, I would like to share with you the SqlNetFramework, a .NET tool that will help you to develop ADO.NET applications faster and easier. The SqlNetFramework is an easier alternative to the Microsoft Data Application Block. Code snippet: Creating a reader from a select SQL query. C# IDataReader...
    Posted to Announcements (Forum) by SqlNetFramework on 12-31-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: SqlNetFramework, data application block
  • SqlNetFramework beta release

    The SqlNetFramework is a software development tool that helps you to develop .NET data applications faster. The SqlNetFramework has data access code that helps you to reduce the quantity of custom code that usually you need to create, test and maintain. With a single line of code you can create a dataset...
    Posted to Announcements (Forum) by SqlNetFramework on 06-26-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: ORM, SqlNetFramework, data acess layer, object-relational
  • Re: A Simple Strange Query..........

    Dhaliwal: hi there, thank you very much for such a quick reply............. I fully agree with you that using Stored procedured is a good Idea/Methodology Actually i used to do these task through coding each time but i really want to try these new components and see how they works....(under all kind...
    Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by SqlNetFramework on 03-07-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: SQL Server Express, SqlNetFramework, 3-tier, ADO.NET, SqlStoreDataSource, ASP.NET
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