Hi All
I am using .NET Framework version 1.0.3705 to build a website.
Now i have made a webform and on that i have added a dropdown to the page
I bind this listbox to a datareader .
This does not happenm , i have no clue what the problem is
I am attaching the error
<font color='red' >
System.Web.Http Exception: DataBinder.Eval : 'System.Data.Co mmon.DbDataReco rd' does not contain a property with the name Davolio. at System.Web.UI.D ataBinder.GetPr opertyValue(Obj ect container, String propName) at System.Web.UI.D ataBinder.GetPr opertyValue(Obj ect container, String propName, String format) at System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control.OnDataB inding(EventArg s e) at System.Web.UI.C ontrol.DataBind () at TestApp.WebForm 1.getEmpDetails () in c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\testapp\web form1.aspx.cs:l ine 67
</font>
I am attaching the code too!
I have made the connection to the Northwind database , this is easilt available
Please advise what is going wrong if there is a KB article for the same?
<code>
private int getEmpDetails()
{
SqlConnection oSQLConn = new SqlConnection(" Password=New123 4;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=sa;Initial Catalog=Northwi nd;Data Source=IND-SPZ4D2K0319");
SqlCommand oSQLCmd;
SqlDataReader oSQLDataRead;
try
{ oSQLConn.Open() ;
oSQLCmd = new SqlCommand("sel ect * from employees",oSQL Conn);
oSQLCmd.Command Type = CommandType.Tex t;
oSQLDataRead = oSQLCmd.Execute Reader(CommandB ehavior.CloseCo nnection);
if(oSQLDataRead .Read())
{
//string strName = oSQLDataRead.Ge tValue(1).ToStr ing() + " " + oSQLDataRead.Ge tValue(2).ToStr ing();
//ddl01.Items.Add (strName);
ddl01.DataTextF ield = oSQLDataRead.Ge tValue(1).ToStr ing();
//ddl01.DataValue Field = oSQLDataRead.Ge tValue(1).ToStr ing();
ddl01.DataSourc e = oSQLDataRead;
ddl01.DataBind( );
}
return 1;
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
Response.Write( ex.ToString());
return -1;
}
}
</code>
Please note when I tried to bind the datareader to a datagrid control it worked perfectly fine. However, it throws up an exception on binding the same to a dataList and combo-box [asp.net] controls.
Any Clue why this happens???
Thanks, 1 5309
Got it guys!!!
The mistake is with my coding... sorry. The way to bind the thing was to assign the DataFieldValue and DataFieldText properties of a combo box or a Listbox to the column names and not to the value as I was doing it.
This solved the problem. So there is not issue with binding as the subject heading says!!!
Thanks,
"Sachin Kuchinad" wrote: Hi All
I am using .NET Framework version 1.0.3705 to build a website. Now i have made a webform and on that i have added a dropdown to the page
I bind this listbox to a datareader . This does not happenm , i have no clue what the problem is I am attaching the error
<font color='red' > System.Web.Http Exception: DataBinder.Eval : 'System.Data.Co mmon.DbDataReco rd' does not contain a property with the name Davolio. at System.Web.UI.D ataBinder.GetPr opertyValue(Obj ect container, String propName) at System.Web.UI.D ataBinder.GetPr opertyValue(Obj ect container, String propName, String format) at System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control.OnDataB inding(EventArg s e) at System.Web.UI.C ontrol.DataBind () at TestApp.WebForm 1.getEmpDetails () in c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\testapp\web form1.aspx.cs:l ine 67
</font>
I am attaching the code too! I have made the connection to the Northwind database , this is easilt available Please advise what is going wrong if there is a KB article for the same?
<code>
private int getEmpDetails() { SqlConnection oSQLConn = new SqlConnection(" Password=New123 4;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=sa;Initial Catalog=Northwi nd;Data Source=IND-SPZ4D2K0319"); SqlCommand oSQLCmd; SqlDataReader oSQLDataRead; try { oSQLConn.Open() ; oSQLCmd = new SqlCommand("sel ect * from employees",oSQL Conn); oSQLCmd.Command Type = CommandType.Tex t;
oSQLDataRead = oSQLCmd.Execute Reader(CommandB ehavior.CloseCo nnection); if(oSQLDataRead .Read()) { //string strName = oSQLDataRead.Ge tValue(1).ToStr ing() + " " + oSQLDataRead.Ge tValue(2).ToStr ing(); //ddl01.Items.Add (strName); ddl01.DataTextF ield = oSQLDataRead.Ge tValue(1).ToStr ing(); //ddl01.DataValue Field = oSQLDataRead.Ge tValue(1).ToStr ing(); ddl01.DataSourc e = oSQLDataRead; ddl01.DataBind( ); } return 1; } catch(Exception ex) { Response.Write( ex.ToString()); return -1; } }
</code>
Please note when I tried to bind the datareader to a datagrid control it worked perfectly fine. However, it throws up an exception on binding the same to a dataList and combo-box [asp.net] controls.
Any Clue why this happens???
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Hi All
I am using .NET Framework version 1.0.3705 to build a website.
Now i have made a webform and on that i have added a dropdown to the page
I bind this listbox to a datareader .
This does not happenm , i have no clue what the problem is
I am attaching the error
<font color='red' >
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