I have really weird situation. I\'ve created new aspx page, and without using ANY custom logic objects (everything created with visual studios wizards) tried to create grid view from sqldatasource.
I have an app where I need to dynamically choose an SQLDataSource for a GridView so I can use 1 of 2 stored procedures, depending on who is logged into the system.
I have a store procedure in SQL Server which returns a value: CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[insertProc] @value1 INT,
I\'m trying to delete a record from Gridview1at the same time delete the corresponding image file off the server in a single click.(Each row in Gridview1 has an associated image file on the server.)
This is a very simple question, but one I can\'t find an answer to. If I have an SqlDataSource that takes parameters, how can I see the actual SQL that will be executed against the DB after the bindin
I know that the开发者_StackOverflow Sql equivalent of Int16 is SqlInt16. But what is the Sql equivalent of UInt16, UInt32 and Uint64?Except for tinyint, there are no native unsigned types in SQL serv
In code that I inherited, I have a SqlDataSource that has a fairly complex select statement that for certain SelectParameters, always ti开发者_开发百科mes out (\"Timeout expired.The timeout period ela
The Gridview control in ASP.NET provides updating capabilities when a开发者_运维知识库ssigning a SqlDataSource control to the Gridview\'s DataSourceID, however when programmatically assigning a code l