Qty6, @Pcs6, @Unit6, @Rate6, @Amt6, @DiscAmt, @StAmt, @VatAmt, @AVatAmt, @NetTotal)", con); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@Name", SqlDbType.VarChar)); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@Address", SqlDbType.VarChar)); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@VNo", SqlDbType.Int)); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@VDate", SqlDbType.DateTime)); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@BillNo", SqlDbType.Int)); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@Remark", SqlDbType.VarChar)); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@ItemName1", SqlDbType.VarChar)); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@Qty1", SqlDbType.Float)); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@Pcs1", SqlDbType.Int)); cmd4.Parameters.Add(new

' Declare a new parameter object Dim param() As SqlParameter = New SqlParameter(0) {} ' Set this to null and make it an InputOutput parameter param(0) = New SqlParameter("@Something, DBNull.Value) ' Can also be non-null, but sometimes is null param(0).Direction we begin, store a copy of the existing parameters into another variable Dim param2() As SqlParameter = New SqlParameter(0) {} param2 = param ' Run the stored proc. The stored proc has an OUTPUT parameter which a value copy, not a reference copy. How do I do that? VB.NET Discussions SqlParameter (1) DBNull (1) ParameterDirection (1) DbType (1) ExecuteNonQuery (1) SqlHelper (1) SqlCommand (1) CopyTo (1) Tim, SqlParameter implements ICloneable, so try this param2(0) = CType(CType(param(0), ICloneable).Clone(), SqlParameter) Mattias

Ich m??chte die Klasse SqlParameter um eine Methode erweitern. Diese beiden Methoden sollen hinzu kommen. public SQLParameter(string parameterName, SqlDbType dbType, int size, ParameterDirection direction){} public SQLParameter(string parameterName, SqlDbType dbType, int size, ParameterDirection direction, object value) { } Da in der Klasse SqlParameter(namespace System.Data.SqlClient) die Parameter (geter und setter) definiert wurden dachte ich mir ich erbe einfach von dieser Klasse und baue meine Mehtoden ein. public class Database { public class SQLParameter : SqlParameter { public SQLParameter(string parameterName, SqlDbType dbType, int size, ParameterDirection direction){} public SQLParameter(string parameterName, SqlDbType dbType, int

Server 28-Oct-12 07:36 PM This is my code private void InsertDailyHeader() { try { SqlParameter[] paramCol = new SqlParameter[13]; paramCol[0] = new SqlParameter("@ProjEmpId", SqlDbType.BigInt); paramCol[0].Value = Convert.ToInt64(ViewState["ProjEmpId"]); paramCol[1] = new SqlParameter("@DateOfSale", SqlDbType.SmallDateTime); paramCol[1].Value = Convert.ToDateTime(txtDate.Text.Trim()); paramCol[2] = new SqlParameter("@SalesWeek", SqlDbType.TinyInt); paramCol[2].Value = Convert.ToByte(lblSalesWeek.Text.Trim()); paramCol[3] = new SqlParameter("@SalesMonth", SqlDbType.VarChar); paramCol[3].Value = lblSalesMonth.Text.Trim(); paramCol[4] = new SqlParameter("@SalesCalls", SqlDbType.SmallInt); paramCol[5] = new SqlParameter("@Contacts", SqlDbType.SmallInt); paramCol[6] = new SqlParameter("@SoldRevenue", SqlDbType.SmallInt); paramCol[7] = new SqlParameter("@SoldAccounts

is the way for getting the sqlQuery with all params replacementfrom a command ? DbCommand command; SqlParameter sqlParam = new SqlParameter("@param1", "value1"); SqlParameter sqlParam = new SqlParameter("@param1", "value2"); command.CommandText = sqlQuery; What is the propertoie that provide the sqlQuery string but with all params replacement ? Sam ADO.NET Discussions SqlParameter (1) DbCommand (1) SqlParam (1) SqlQuery (1) Replacementfrom (1) Propertoie (1) Value2 (1) Params (1 is the way for getting the sqlQuery with all params replacementfrom a command DbCommand command; SqlParameter sqlParam = new SqlParameter(@param1, v

When I use below code I get "Parameter count does not match Parameter Value count". Anyone know why I get this? SqlParameter[] sqlParameters = new SqlParameter[2]; sqlParameters[0] = new SqlParameter("@NTUserName", SqlDbType.VarChar); sqlParameters[0].Value = ntUserName; sqlParameters[1] = new SqlParameter("@FlgActive", SqlDbType.Bit); sqlParameters[1].Value = 0; DataSet dsEmployee = null; dsEmployee = SqlHelper.ExecuteDataset(Configuration.GetAppConfigSetting a feeling that you have a different number of parameters in it. Change your statement SqlParameter[] sqlParameters = new SqlParameter[2]; like this SqlParameter[] sqlParameters = new SqlParameter[1]; It starts with 0. . . object[] parms = new object[] {ntUserName, 0 }; dsEmployee

SqlParameter p1 = new SqlParameter () can i pass my sql table datatype to the above to the above? You can try something like this; SqlParameter parameter = new SqlParameter(); parameter.ParameterName = "@Sample"; parameter.SqlDbType = System.Data.SqlDbType.Structured; parameter.Value = dataTable; / / dataTable is a i = 0;i<_tableColumnName.Count;i++) { / / adding the column names to a list named TableColumnName. SqlParameter p1 = new SqlParameter (_tableColumnName[i], _tabledataType[i]); TypeConverter tc = TypeDescriptor .GetConverter(p1.DbType); } keywords: SqlDbTypeTypeDescriptor, TypeConverter, SqlParameter, DataTable, ADO.NET description: ADO.NET SqlParameter p1 = new SqlParameter() can i pass my sql table datatype to the above to the

An SqlParameter with ParameterName '@User_Id' is not contained by this ASP.NET 28-Oct-12 07:52 layer like this public int ValidateAdminUser(string User_Name, string User_Password) { int Admin_Id ; int User_Id = 0 ; SqlParameter[] sqlParam = new SqlParameter[]{ new SqlParameter("@User_Name", User_Name), new SqlParameter("@User_Password", User_Password), new SqlParameter("@User_Id", User_Id) }; myCommand.SqlComm.Parameters["@User_Id"].Direction = ParameterDirection.Output; myCommand.ExecuteSP("ValidateAdminUser", sqlParam); Admin_Id = (int ExceuteSP function is from DAL and is written like this : public void ExecuteSP(string strStoredProc, SqlParameter[] sqlParams) { SqlComm = new SqlCommand(strStoredProc, SqlConn); SqlComm.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure; / / SqlConn.Open(); foreach (SqlParameter sqlParam in sqlParams) { SqlComm.Parameters.Add(sqlParam); } SqlComm.ExecuteNonQuery(); } however when I run this thing

I'm wondering how should I set up SqlParameter in order to pass varchar(max) type values. http: / / msdn2.microsoft.com / en-us / library / bb399384.aspx suggests using "-1" as value for SqlParameter's size. so: command.CommandText = "select len(@p)"; command.CommandType = CommandType.Text SqlParameter p = New SqlParameter("@p", SqlDbType.VarChar, -1); p.Value = new String('a', 10); command.Parameters.Add(p) After parameter length). It seems that: - when using 0, -1 or simply not providind Size for SqlParameter, it's size is calculated from parameter value. - if it is above limits (4000 / 8000 reuse cached query plan, datatypes must match (including size. . .). So - back then - how to setup SqlParameter in order to pass VarChar(MAX) values correctly? - - Marcin ADO.NET Discussions SqlDbType (1) AddWithValue (1) SqlParameter (1) Marcin (1) Sceptisism (1) Datatypes (1) Providind (1) Lengths (1) If you are simply

SqlCommand cmd_CriticalTermsList = new SqlCommand(); cmd_CriticalTermsList.CommandText = "[VRM].[INSERT_CriticalTermsRecords]"; cmd_CriticalTermsList.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure; cmd_CriticalTermsList.Parameters.Clear(); SqlParameter sqlParaTermsID = new SqlParameter("@termsID", SqlDbType.int; sqlParaTermsID.Value = termsID; cmd_CriticalTermsList.Parameters.Add(sqlParaTermsID); SqlParameter sqlParaTerms = new SqlParameter("@terms", SqlDbType.VarChar, 100); sqlParaTerms.Value = terms; cmd_CriticalTermsList.Parameters.Add(sqlParaTerms); SqlParameter sqlParaDefaultValue = new SqlParameter("@defaultValue", SqlDbType.VarChar, 100); sqlParaDefaultValue.Value = defaultValue; cmd_CriticalTermsList.Parameters.Add(sqlParaDefaultValue); SqlParameter sqlParaActualValue = new SqlParameter("@actualValue", SqlDbType.VarChar, 100); sqlParaActualValue.Value = actualValue; cmd_CriticalTermsList.Parameters.Add(sqlParaActualValue); SqlParameter sqlParaReasonForDeviation = new SqlParameter