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    - Convert is not a member of String Hi All, I have the following Code: Public Sub SetAccessLevelNull() Me(Me.tableGeneralPasswords.AccessLevelColumn) = System.Convert.DBNull End Sub Im getting a ErroR on this Saying "Convert is Not a Member of String" Could somebody kindly point me in the right direct? Many Thanks NSC Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121365
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    - Cannot add integer or long column to microsoft access table using ado.net Hi, I have a problem. I can't add integer or long columns to ms access table using ado.net. Could you just take a look at it. I think sql syntax is correct. The weird thing is that in another program it is working and it is the same code. If you comment out these two lines of code: "IDParent INTEGER, "+ "Position INTEGER, "+ then everything is ok, the table is created. The problem is I can't add LONG or INTEGER columns. I don't know what's going on, maybe it's some kind of a bug? Sample usage: Test.exe c:\\test.mdb using System; using System.Data; using System.Data.OleDb; namespace Test { public class Test { /// <summary> /// The main entry point for the application. /// </summary> [STAThread] static void Main(string[] args) { Test t = new Test(); if (args.Length ==1) { t.Execute(args[0]); } } private string connectionString = ""; private OleDbConnection connection; private bool CreateTableWorkTopics() { string sqlText = "CREATE TABLE WorkTopics "+ "(IDWorkTopic COUNTER, "+ "IDParent INTEGER, "+ "Position INTEGER, "+ "Title CHAR(255), "+ "CONSTRAINT WorkTopics_PK PRIMARY KEY (IDWorkTopic))"; ExecuteNonQuery(sqlText); return true; } private void ExecuteNonQuery(string sqlText) { OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand(sqlText, connection); cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text; cmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); } public void Execute(string path) { try { connectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;"+ "Data Source=\""+path+"\";"+ "User ID=Admin;"+ "Password="; // create mdb file if (!System.IO.File.Exists(path)) { ADOX.CatalogClass catalog = new ADOX.CatalogClass(); catalog.Create(connectionString); catalog = null; } connection = new OleDbConnection(connectionString); connection.Open(); CreateTableWorkTopics(); connection.Close(); } catch (Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine(ex.ToString()); Console.ReadLine(); } } } } Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121362
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    - DataSet write XML Hi, I have observed that DataSet.WriteXML() method does not store "Allow Zero Length", "Indexed", and "Required" properties of the fields of a table in the table schema. dataset.WriteXml(stream, XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema) How do I instruct WriteXML() method to include these information along with field name, type and size? <xs:element name="field1"> <xs:simpleType> <xs:restriction base="xs:string"> <xs:maxLength value="64" /> </xs:restriction> </xs:simpleType> </xs:element> Also, minOccurs="0" translates into which property in the MS Access database? Regards Sanjib NB: Please include "microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb, microsoft.public.dotnet.xml" in your reply. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121357
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    - Kevin Yu [MSFT]- How to include public properties in a typed dataset in serialization? The public properties are not related to the typed dataset but defined in the typed dataset class. Although the typed dataset class is marked <serializable()>, these public properties are ignored when the class is serialized. This does not seem to be right. Kevin's reply indicated that dataset serialization is based on the xsd, means that it ignors the public properties which are defined in the partial class. This appears to contradict the basic serialization rule from .NET - public property of a serializable class gets serialized. It does sound like a BUG. So what do i need to do in order to serialize these public properties? For Kevin Yu, please provide a code sample as your pointed direction is just too vague for me to follow. Thanks, Michael Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121350
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    - Binding textbox to dataview.table.column Help me out!!!!!!!!! i am creating a windows application.My datahandling class is returning a dataview.i m assigning this returned dataview to a dataview on my winform.then by using a databinding.add method of textbox i binnd one of the column of dataview to this textbox.but when i refill this dataview by another method in my class it does not show record after navigating. plz help me out thanks in advanse Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121347
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    - Serialization Problem: custom properties of a derived DataSet class not serialized I created a strongly typed dataset using the designer and added a couple of public properties via the Partial Class. Everything is fine and the strongly typed data set functions as expected including the public properties until the serialization/deserialization process. When all the custom public properties are total ignored and lost. Is this behaviour by design or simply a bug? Thanks, Michael Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121325
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    - Can the application.config file handle provider registration? Hi there, I'm looking into provider-independent data access with ADO.NET 2.0. The available providers should be registered in the machine.config file, but what If I don't have access to that file? Can I register my provider in the application's .config file or some other place? Best Regards, -Benton Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121324
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    - Invalid Operation Exception when adding Collection to Binding Source Hello all, Firstly, this is a .NET 2.0 issue. (C#) I have a DataGridView and a dataset that has been generated by the wizard from a strongly typed collection. In my form_load I am attempting to add an instance of this collection to the BindingSource eg. gridBindingSource.Add(myStronglyTypedCollectionInstance); I am getting an Invalid Operation Exception (Objects added to a BindingSource's list must all be of the same type). The collection in question is a strongly typed collection of abstract objects. That is, I have an abstract class which is generalised by two sub classes. I have built a collection to hold the abstracts. Note this happens even though the collection is empty. Is this a limitation of the BindingSource? Any help greatly appreciated. Cheers Simon Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121323
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    - Adapter.Update does not change database I am trying to enter a new row into a test database and have been unsuccessful. The code compiles fine and runs with out runtime errors, however after closing the form and checking the database it is the same. Since this is my first time using a database any additional suggestions that I should check on that are not obvious in my code snippet will be useful! Sincere thanks, Rock private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { // Create new entry myDatabaseDataSet.UserNamesRow user = myDatabaseDataSet.UserNames.NewUserNamesRow(); user.First = firstTextBox.Text; user.Last = lastTextBox.Text; myDatabaseDataSet.UserNames.Rows.Add(user); // Save new entry this.Validate(); this.userNamesBindingSource.EndEdit(); if(user.RowState != DataRowState.Added) MessageBox.Show("No Changes Seen in DataSEt"); int result = this.userNamesTableAdapter.Update(this.myDatabaseDataSet.UserNames); //Display # of updated rows MessageBox.Show(result.ToString()); } Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121322
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    - AddingNew BindingSource Hi All, Need help with the following: I have a DataGridView bound to an SQL Server table. I would like to use the ocrresponding Windows Forms BindingSource's AddingNew event to default a column to a specified value. For example, when the user clicks on an "Add New Customer" button or the "New" button on the BindingNavigator control, I'd like to use the AddingNew event of the BindingSource to default certain values like CustomerID, Quantity, etc... to a value that I assign programatically (value may come from another object or table). The problem is that I have read that I cannot use the AddingNew event of the BindingSource when the source is bound to a table. In the AddingNew event of the BindingSource, I am using typed Datasets and would like to create a new "Customer" row, modify some properties (ID, Quanity, AddingNewEventArgs. That's where the error occurs. Any help? Regards, Giovanni Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121320
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    - Disconnected DataSets and DataViews For scalability we wish to use disconnected DataSets and hold them in the application cache. This means that multiple concurrent users will be reading the data (its read only) The DataSet is fairly complicated and contains many tables and many relationships What we would like to do is create a DataView that flattens the in memory DataSet so that we can bind this single view to a control We need to hold the separate tables in memory because there are some tables that have parent child relationships where the parent has many thousands of children (and grand children) think Products and Orders and we want to hold Products and Orders in Memory, the reason is that each Product row is large enough not to warrant holding it multiple times OK, the problem is that a DataView can only have one table and the row filter can only be for that table, what we want to do is an equivalent of a sql select (with a join) but from disconnected a DataSet e.g. Select Product.ID, Product.Code, Product.Image, Order.FirstName, Order.Price from tbl_Product PRoduct join tbl_Order Order on Order.ProductID = Product.ID Any help would be appreciated Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121312
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    - Dataview rowfilter Hello Everyone! I'm currently having trouble with a rowfilter where the name of the column containt bracket. Here the name of the column [Measures].[PointX] when i sort the dataview it's ok no trouble DataView dv = new DataView(dt); dv.Sort = "[[Measures].[PointX]] ASC"; //it's ok working But if I add the line it crash dv.RowFilter = "[[Measures].[PointX]] = 0"; with the exception .. An unhandled exception of type 'System.Data.SyntaxErrorException' occurred in system.data.dll Additional information: Cannot interpret token ']' at position 21. Anyone know a workaround? Thanks you Best Regards, Patrice Lamarche Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121309
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    - SqlCommandBuilder.DeriveParameters Permissions hello, i'm trying to populate the ParametersCollection of a SqlCommand throug the static method DeriveParameters of the SqlCommandBuilder class everything works fine when using the sa login of the database - but when i try to use a login which only have permissions to "Execute" the stored procedure the method only returns the ReturnValue of the stored procedure as Parameter. i've also tried to grant the permission "View Definition" but with no success any ideas or advices? regards, mike s. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121305
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    - Access Hi, Was wondering if anybody could help. I'm looking to add a lots of records to an access database, but it looks like I'm going to have to insert them one at a time!!! Looks like I'm going to have to do this for each new record.. Insert into Database(<fields>) VALUES(<values>) Was wondering if there was anything similar to the MySQL Implementation where I can add several new rows in one SQL command. Many thanks Wayne Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121302
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    - Check Constraints AND ADO.NET Hi all, I have a table where some columns have a constraint (datalength(Field1) > 0, Field2 > 0) When I use the Update method of the SqlDataAdapter to update the table, I receive an error (a generic error)! Why this error isn't generated in the RowUpdating event Thank's in advance Polo Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121301
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    - Come ADO experts!!! I asked this question before: I have a Strongly typed DataSet one of the datatables within it has data in it. I have a stored procedure that expects a parameter that returns data that also has got to go into the same datatable. Is it possible to bind one of the columns that is already populated to a paramter of a Dataadapters select command and call the .Fill to execute the stored procedure which will fill the remaining empty columns? -- Regards Ian Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121300
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    - DbConnectionStringBuilder I'm working on a general use query tool and in that project I'm currently working on building connection strings for oledb providers after I enumerate the installed oledb providers on a system (side question: this is a tiresome registry read - if you know a better way please let me know) I'd like to present an interface for the user to enter the parameters for the driver. In the msdn docs there a bit that reads "For providers that support specific key/value pairs, the connection string builder provides strongly typed properties corresponding to the known pairs" What I'm hopeing that means is that there is some way to get the known parameters for a particular provider at runtime, but i'm not seeing it. In some fashion visual studio is able to determine the parameters for a given driver..... how does visual studio do that? For example i have a syabse driver that supports all kinds of parameters that most other oledb providers dont. How does visual studio able to detmine what the parameters for a particular provider are? (Sahil: yeah I know about and have thought about temp .udl idea and I may have to go that route, but I would really rather not) /gabe Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121298
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    - Connecting to an oracle 9.2 Database with Visual Studio 2003 Hi, I have an Oracle database with about 30 tables all relations in order, data is present in tables that require them. I'm writing a windows service using vb .NET that polls a set of directories for new input files (which are flat files in txt). So far so good. The data contained in those files get parsed into an import entity that can be of the type 'sample' or 'standard'. Yesterday i noticed that my design was done rather poorly and decided to form a Business layer and a DAL layer. I created my business objects (still not all business is already in it). And now I'm trying to access my databank. I tried accessing it using OLE DB for Oracle as well as the Oracle connection; The problem atm is the following. When dragging either OLE DB Connection or OracleConnection to my DAL component. When I try to create a DataAdapter I get an errormessage displaying ORA-00162. I haven't got a clue where this error is comming from. Yesterday I was trying to connect to OLE DB and then an exception was thrown (which I read on this forums had something to do with permissions and read&execute rights on my ORA_HOME directory) Many thanks in advance Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121293
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    - ADO.NET 2.0 Automatically insert records into child table Hello ! I've info in 3 tables of SQL database: 1. Users (user_id, login, private_flag, ...) 2. Private (user_id, name, e_mail, ...) 3. Business (user_id, account_number, bank_name, ...) If Users.private_flag equals to 1 then attributes of user are in "Private" table, if it's 0 - in Business one. I created a Windows Form where the main table is Users. And both Private and Business tables are attached to it with a DataRelation-s. When "+" button is pressed in BindingNavigator for Users table I need to insert new record into Private or Business automatically when user selects a value for Users.private_flag. I tried to use various events of BindingSource, DataTable and etc. and insert new record to one of child tables but all was helpless. New record always not inserted. I also noticed that new record not appears in Users table until anotrher record of Users is selected with BindingNavigator. Does anybody know how to realize such a logic ? Or how to allow user to enter Private/Business data after pressing the "+" on Users ? Or where can I read more regarding this ? Thanks. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121292
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    - Mail.SmtpMail.Send won't send to one of my addresses I have an ASP.NET page that sends a Mail.MailMessage to several email addresses (all mine). However, one of the addresses, the one ending in @verizon.net, does not seem to be recieving the message even though the other addresses are. I know the spelling is correct because I have tried sending messages from my other accounts to this address and have recieved them successfully. I also do not know of any junkmail filter that would delete the emails sent using ASP.NET (I have also looked in the junkmail box for this address, and it is empty). The code used to send the emails is as follows: mailmsg.To = "myaddress1@mydomain1.com;" Mail.SmtpMail.Send(mailmsg) mailmsg.To = "myverizonaddress@verizon.net;" Mail.SmtpMail.Send(mailmsg) mailmsg.To = "myaddress2@mydomain2.com;" Mail.SmtpMail.Send(mailmsg) When this code is run (the mailmsg object is created beforehand) it is successfully sent to myaddress1@mydomain1.com and myaddress2@mydomain2.com but is not sent to the verizon address. I do not recieve any errors of any kind that I have noticed. -- Nathan Sokalski njsokalski@hotmail.com http://www.nathansokalski.com/ Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121291
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    - Insert a byte() or hexadecimal data to mySQL.. Hi everybody, How do you insert to a column of a table with a blob or binary datatype if there is one, from a byte() datatype? What is wrong? How can I fixed this? I need help. Thanks. Note: The data is in byte() or hexadecimal to be inserted into a column in mySQL table. Code: string sqlText = "Insert table1(id, dataByte) values('" + id + "'," + byteData + ")"; OdbcCommand cmd = new OdbcCommand(sqlText, odConn); //opening connection here int iRes = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); Result: iRes = -1 I used Text datatype by converting bytes() to hexadecimal, it returns -1, also. The hexadecimal is too long for statement to be executed. How can I solved this? Is Anyone who can help me? Thanks. denpsia -- MCP Year 2005, Philippines Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121286
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    - ADO.NET 2.0 Validation Hi all, Real issue for me here: I'd like to know where it would be best to put validation and which are the events best suited to deal with such record-related operations. There are many options, and I seem to be a bit lost. Many people like the Partial Dataset class as opposed to putting client-side/control-based validation, while others, its the opposite. Do TableAdapters fit into the picture anywhere in terms of validation? How about BindingSource? Should I use that to respond to "Adding New row", "Deleting", "Modifying", etc... or should I use the DataNavigator? All this is kind of confusing. Thus, the best place to put validation code and the best place to capture record navigation (with the possibility to add some logic). I'd like to use the ErrorProvider, etc... What is the best practice/modern OOP way of doing things? Regards, Giovanni Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121284
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    - Database Application Development Framework I've written a framework for developing SqlServer-based database applications that folks may find interesting/useful. It's currently available in beta at www.arcabama.com/omlsoftware under DBFramework. There's documentation available for it (both as part of the package and as a separate CHM download). And...my thanks to Don Box who, a couple of years ago, straightened me out on some hairy .NET database application problems. I couldn't have written these libraries without that advice. - Mark p.s. as the download site just went live, please report any problems using it to me at mark@arcabama.com. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121282
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    - Read integer value from Excel file failed Hi all, I have following code to read Excel content into a DataSet string connection = @"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" + fileName + ";Extended Properties=\"Excel 8.0;HDR=YES;IMEX=1;\""; OleDbConnection conn = new OleDbConnection(connection); try { DataSet ds = new DataSet(); conn.Open(); OleDbDataAdapter oAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapter("select * from [Main$]", conn); oAdapter.Fill(ds); conn.Close(); } catch { } One of the column is phone number, and some cells of this column are marked as "The number in this cell is formatted as text or proceeded by apostrophe", I can find a small green triangle at top-left corner of the cell, then values from these cells in DataSet are blank Is there any trick how to write connection string or how to read Excel file? Thanks! -- WWW: http://hardywang.1accesshost.com ICQ: 3359839 yours Hardy Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121280
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    - Oracle Updates with DataAdapter failing Well, it appears that the designer generated bogus code. When I drag/dropped the table onto my form the SQL statements seemed to be generated reasonably well, but all of the Parameters.Add() calls included the colon character in front of the parameter name. I noticed explicit documentation that the colon was not to be used in this situation. I fixed this manually, but my DataAdapter.Update() call still updates 0 rows even though I have just modified a row in the DataTable. No error, just doesn't update anything. I'm going to write my own update statement and blow off these time saving designer tools, but I would be curious if anyone knows why this fails?? PS: I see no way to determine exactly what the resulting SQL statement is from the Data Adapter (hm, SQL Logging seems like a pretty nice feature to add to VS.NET there, MS folks!!! My former company built this sanity-saver into our client/server development tools way back in the early 90's). Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121276
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    - Dynamic Hyperlink? In my app, I want to create a link from a field in a database, which will always be a file path. I have bound the hyperlink to the db field. I have set in code, the navigate.url to be the value I retrieve from the dataset. Currently, I can see the path in the link and when I click on it, IE will display the text 'start downloading from....' with the path I expect to see. However, nothing is happening. Here is the code I have with two different ways I have tried to set the navigate.url property. Am I missing something? Is there a better way to do this? Thanks hlinkImplement.DataBind() ' hlinkImplement.NavigateUrl = RTrim(DsUpdate1.Tables(0).Rows(0)("doc_implement")) hlinkImplement.NavigateUrl = "file://" & RTrim(DsUpdate1.Tables(0).Rows(0)("doc_implement")) Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121266
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    - How to close Connections There's an application which runs on .NET Framework 1.1 and uses SqlClient class to connect to database. It is a server application, but sometime the application is closed without letting int finish it's job. I've seen that when this happens there could be open connections to the database.- Is there a way, in which I can check if there are unused connections and destroy them the next time I open the application?. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121265
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    - Slow Form load/navigation with databinding All, I have a table named "CONTACTS" with 104 records in it, a table named "ZIP_CODES" with 42,471 records in it, and several other tables. I load these records into a dataset, create the relationships, and then bind the controls on the form to the dataset. The ZIP Codes are loaded into a combobox. All the controls load quickly. However, It takes forever to load the form, to move from record to record, or update a record. If I remove the binding from the "ZIP_CODES" table, the problem is gone. The form loads quickly, navigation is quick and deleting/updating is quick. This defeats the purpose, though, as the record is no longer bound. Is there a way that I can still have the ZIP codes databound to insure referential integrity as well as speed up the form/dataset? TIA, Vince Dalton Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121256
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    - Connect using SQL Authentication in a non trusted environment Hello all, I need to connect to a SQL 2000 from a .net app using SQL Authentication. My connection string looks like this: Dim conn As New SQLConnection conn.ConnectionString = "user id = validuser; password = validpassword; Trusted_Connection=False; Intial Catalog=pubs; Data Source = 10.24.4.126,1433;Network Library=DBMSSOCN" This connection string works when I use a internal IP to connect to a internal SQL server but not when I need to connect to the outside world. SQL Server is set for mixed mode. Any thoughts. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121204
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    - How do I find this piece of xml in a dataset? Hey all, this may be a noob question but... I am loading an xml file into a dataset but there is a piece of data in it that I can not find in the dataset. In the xml there is an element that looks somthing like this. <somegroupofpeople> <persontype>Male <person> <fname>John</fname> <lname>Doe</lname> </person> <person> <fname>Joe</fname> <lname>Dirt</lname> </person> </persontype> <persontype>Female <person> <fname>Jane</fname> <lname>Doe</lname> </person> <person> <fname>Joe</fname> <lname>Dirt in drag</lname> </person> </persontype> </somegroupofpeople> <somegroupofpeople>... This is just an example. The real data has elements that differ. What I can't seem to find or navigate to is what would be values "Male" or "Female" in persontype. My first impression is that this kind of layout is kind of goofy in that the sex should be an element or attribute of <person>. However I am no xml guru and any tool that I run it through tells me that it is well formed so what do I know. If I needed to do something for persontype in each group of people dependent on its value, how do I find this piece of the xml in a dataset? I hope this makes sense. Thanks all. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121198
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    - Request Advice: Big Tables, Expr. Complex Error It was suggested to me the reason why I'm getting a "Expression is to Complex" error message in my local ADO.Net application is because the generated update query has too many AND's in the WHERE clause and the the MS Access Jet provider is limited for this many fields (columns) ( max is 100 fields for DA). The data source/set is a MS-Access Main table with 110 fields (columns). The table grew from a little table to a big table overnight because of spec changes. I know how to normilize the table in Access but not in ADO.Net environment plus, that seems like a lot of work since the application is almost done. What are my options to remove the Expression is to Complex error message ? Since I'm using MS-Access on the server, is it time to step-up to MS-SQL Server? Does SQL Serverl use the Jet provider? Do you think the complex error will go away with SQL Server? Comments? Steve Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121197
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    - SQL statement under the covers As we all know, ADO.Net allows you to use a command object to execute a query. We all also know that the command object also exposes a parameter collection that you can use if you are building a parameterized SQL statement. I am assuming that internally, ADO.Net takes the parameterized query and the parameter collection to build the query statement that is sent to the backend database engine (SQL server, Jet engine etc). So for example, assuming that I have a parameterized query and that I add a parameter to the command parameter collection as show below: SELECT * FROM Customers WHERE CustomerName = @CustName myCommand.Parameters.Add("@CustName", "Pupu Caca"); I am assuming that ADO.Net will take the information entered above and produce an SQL statement that is sent to the database engine such as the one below: SELECT * FROM Customers WHERE CustomerName = 'Pupu Caca' If this is true, is there a way to get this (already parsed) SQL statement? Thanks. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121196
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    - SqlDataReader and Text columns Hi all, I'm using the SqlDataReader to read result rows returned from a stored procedure. One of the columns is a text column containing values longer than 8000 characters. I cannot find a way to get SqlDataReader to read the entire value - it always cuts it off at 8000 characters. I've tried GetString, GetSQLString and GetChars but they all cut the value off. Does anyone know how to read text values using SqlDataReader? Many thanks, Paul Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121193
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    - Calling Oracle Stored Procs A ref cursor data type can obviously be returned as an output parameter of a stored procedure, but can an ASP.NET application call an oracle proc that uses a ref cursor as an input parameter? If so, how? What object do you pass as that parameter? We are using System.Data.OracleClient, but if necessary, we might be able to switch. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121192
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    - Error "Cast from type 'DataRowView' to type 'String' is not valid" I've seen this problem posted several times, but have not yet seen a solution. I make a connection to a SQL database and use a DataAdapter object to fill a DataSet object with several tables. A DataRelation object links the tables by an ID column. I bind the parent table to a combo box and a child table to a DataGrid control using a DataView object. I want the DataGrid control to reflect the selection in the combo box. For the combo box, DisplayMember is a text string while ValueMember is the ID field (integer). In brief: Private Sub Form1_Load(....) ' Connect to database, populate Tables in DataSet, ' setup DataViews, and define DataRelations. Call Populate() ComboBox1.DataSource = MyDataSet.Tables(0) ComboBox1.DisplayMember = MyDataSet.Tables(0).Columns(1).ColumnName ComboBox1.ValueMember = MyDataSet.Tables(0).Columns(0).ColumnName Me.BindingContext(MyDataSet.Tables(0)).Position = 0 Dim strFilter As String strFilter = "ID = " & ComboBox1.SelectedValue MyDataView.RowFilter = strFilter DataGrid1.DataSource = MyDataView End Sub Private Sub ComboBox1_SelectedValueChanged(....) Dim strFilter As String If (ComboBox1.SelectedIndex <> -1) Then strFilter = "ID = " & ComboBox1.SelectedValue MyDataView.RowFilter = strFilter End If End Sub Strangely, the code works if I comment out the ComboBox1_SelectedValueChanged sub. I can hard code in Form1_Load to select the first (index=0), or any other item in the combo box, and the DataGrid reflects the correct item. But of course I cannot select another item in the combo box and have the DataGrid reflect this. The error is raised in CombBox1_SelectedValueChanged on the statement: strFilter = "ID = " & ComboBox1.SelectedValue and the error is "Cast from type 'DataRowView' to type 'String' is not valid. I've tried to use ToString and CStr to no avail. I think the key is that I assign a DataSource to the combo box, plus the DisplayMember and ValueMember properites, then attempt to use the SelectedValue property when the user makes a selection. Any ideas? Note. My code is based on "Using a Data Set with Tables in a Parent-Child Relationship" from Chapter 10 (pg. 402-408) of "Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2000 with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET" by Rick Dobson. Richard Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121190
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    - SqlDataSource UpdateParameters supplies wrong number of params to storedproc If I try and update an SqlDataSource inside a DetailsView control, using a stored procedure, I get this error - Procedure or function DataViews_UpdateDetails has too many arguments specified However, if I just simply remove the stored procedure call, and use "inline" sql instead, and leave the UpdateParameters totally unchanged, and the sql totally unchanged as well (just copy it from the stored proc to the html section), it works fine, and there are no errors. Any ideas very welcome, thanks, regards, dnw. Tag: Convert is not a member of String Tag: 121189
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Hi All,

I have the following Code:

Public Sub SetAccessLevelNull()
Me(Me.tableGeneralPasswords.AccessLevelColumn) = System.Convert.DBNull
End Sub

Im getting a ErroR on this Saying "Convert is Not a Member of String"
Could somebody kindly point me in the right direct?

Many Thanks
NSC

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Re: Convert is not a member of String by Bart

Bart
Thu Nov 24 07:59:23 CST 2005

Hi,

"No_So_Clever" <NOSPAM@NOSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:yHudnT2Y9N1fIxjeSa8jmw@karoo.co.uk...
> Hi All,
>
> I have the following Code:
>
> Public Sub SetAccessLevelNull()
> Me(Me.tableGeneralPasswords.AccessLevelColumn) = System.Convert.DBNull
> End Sub

Looks like wizard generated code for a Typed DataRow, where
SetAccessLevelNull is the right way to set the field to null.

Do you by any chance have a DataColumn name "System" ? If you do then
"System" is a property on the typed DataRow that returns a string. So
rename your "System" column or use "DBNull.Value" instead of
"System.Convert.DBNull".

HTH,
Greetings

>
> Im getting a ErroR on this Saying "Convert is Not a Member of String"
> Could somebody kindly point me in the right direct?
>
> Many Thanks
> NSC
>
>
>

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