Something stopped working in my application. I tested my stored procedure and it does return 3 rows (too big to repost here). At the output in Visual Studio it says afterwards:
I\'ve got a short piece of code that originally created an SqlDataAdapter object over and over. Trying to streamline my calls a little bit, I replaced the SqlDataAdapter with an SqlCommand and moved
A developer asked me tod开发者_如何转开发ay if there are disadvantages or risks while setting all SqlParameters for a SqlCommand to ParameterDirection.InputOutput. I coudn\'t think of any expect maybe
string commandGetIslemIdleri = (\"EXEC GetIslemIdleri\"); cmd = new SqlCommand(commandGetIslemIdleri, sqlConn);
From the .NET environment can I get access to the full SQL string that is generated by a SqlCommand object?
I made a stored procedure called \"usp_insertempdata\" that inserts data into the database table called \"Employee\", so i executed it and when i save data i brings an exception:
This is a basic SQL datetime question, but I don\'t want to mess my database up! For example, in a MySQL database, if I want to replace all datetime values between date X and date Y in a single colum
hi all We do know that CommandType property of a SqlCommand object has 3 options: TableDirect, Text and StoredProcedure or \"SP\".
I have the following SQL INSERT INTO [dbo].[table1] ([val1], [val2]) OUTPUT INSERTED.* VALUES (@val1, @val2)
I\'ve done some research before posting this question and I\'m aware of the fact that when there\'s no data returned, ExecuteScalar will throwa System.NullReferenceException. That is why I modified my
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