I have a funtion that works fine and dandy when called from anywhere in my
app. It will NOT work when called from inside the class in which it resides.
This is the function I'm calling: "getProductByID (productID)" from inside
another method in the same class. See below.
This line throws a null ref exception:
While dr.Read()
Thanks for any insight!
Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
'Set up parameters
Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter
arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID",
SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier)
arParms(0).Valu e = productID
'get the images to delete
Dim context As System.Web.Http Context = System.Web.Http Context.Current
Dim dr As SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Dim thumbImg As String
Dim fullImg As String
While dr.Read()
'delete thumb
fullImg = context.Applica tion("webRoot") &
"vendorImag es/" & dr.Item("galler yFolder").ToStr ing & "/" &
dr.Item("imageF ull").ToString
fullImg = context.Current .Server.MapPath (fullImg)
Dim thisImgFull As New System.IO.FileI nfo(fullImg)
thisImgFull.Del ete()
End While
.... omitted for brevity
End Sub 8 2065
Hi,
Try:
Dim dr As New SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Also make sure that productID actually holds what you want it to when you
pass it. Here:
Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
You are not giving it a type, should it be an Integer? Good luck! Ken.
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"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:10******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I have a funtion that works fine and dandy when called from anywhere in my app. It will NOT work when called from inside the class in which it
resides. This is the function I'm calling: "getProductByID (productID)" from inside another method in the same class. See below.
This line throws a null ref exception: While dr.Read()
Thanks for any insight! Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
'Set up parameters Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) arParms(0).Valu e = productID
'get the images to delete Dim context As System.Web.Http Context =
System.Web.Http Context.Current
Dim dr As SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Dim thumbImg As String Dim fullImg As String
While dr.Read() 'delete thumb fullImg = context.Applica tion("webRoot") & "vendorImag es/" & dr.Item("galler yFolder").ToStr ing & "/" & dr.Item("imageF ull").ToString fullImg = context.Current .Server.MapPath (fullImg) Dim thisImgFull As New System.IO.FileI nfo(fullImg) thisImgFull.Del ete() End While
... omitted for brevity
End Sub
HI Ken, thanks for the reply. productID is a uniqueidentifie r and it's
definitely coming in, I've double checked that. I also tried your
suggestiond, but no go. :(
"Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote: Hi,
Try:
Dim dr As New SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Also make sure that productID actually holds what you want it to when you pass it. Here:
Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
You are not giving it a type, should it be an Integer? Good luck! Ken.
-- Ken Dopierala Jr. For great ASP.Net web hosting try: http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight If you sign up under me and need help, email me.
"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message news:10******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I have a funtion that works fine and dandy when called from anywhere in my app. It will NOT work when called from inside the class in which it resides. This is the function I'm calling: "getProductByID (productID)" from inside another method in the same class. See below.
This line throws a null ref exception: While dr.Read()
Thanks for any insight! Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
'Set up parameters Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) arParms(0).Valu e = productID
'get the images to delete Dim context As System.Web.Http Context =
System.Web.Http Context.Current
Dim dr As SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Dim thumbImg As String Dim fullImg As String
While dr.Read() 'delete thumb fullImg = context.Applica tion("webRoot") & "vendorImag es/" & dr.Item("galler yFolder").ToStr ing & "/" & dr.Item("imageF ull").ToString fullImg = context.Current .Server.MapPath (fullImg) Dim thisImgFull As New System.IO.FileI nfo(fullImg) thisImgFull.Del ete() End While
... omitted for brevity
End Sub
Hi,
The problem is that dr is Nothing which means that for some reason your
getProductByID( ) is returning nothing instead of a data reader. I would
step through the code and make sure that getProductByID( ) is passing back a
valid data reader when called from your delete function. Also make sure the
data reader isn't being closed or going out of scope before you pass it
back. Can you post your getProductByID( ) function code and also tell what
the relationship between that and the delete function are code wise? I mean
are they in the same module or different classes. We need to find out why
Nothing is return by getProductByID( ) when called from the delete function
and not from other code in your solution. Ken.
--
Ken Dopierala Jr.
For great ASP.Net web hosting try: http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight
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"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:86******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... HI Ken, thanks for the reply. productID is a uniqueidentifie r and it's definitely coming in, I've double checked that. I also tried your suggestiond, but no go. :( "Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote:
Hi,
Try:
Dim dr As New SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Also make sure that productID actually holds what you want it to when
you pass it. Here:
Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
You are not giving it a type, should it be an Integer? Good luck! Ken.
-- Ken Dopierala Jr. For great ASP.Net web hosting try: http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight If you sign up under me and need help, email me.
"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message news:10******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I have a funtion that works fine and dandy when called from anywhere
in my app. It will NOT work when called from inside the class in which it resides. This is the function I'm calling: "getProductByID (productID)" from
inside another method in the same class. See below.
This line throws a null ref exception: While dr.Read()
Thanks for any insight! Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
'Set up parameters Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) arParms(0).Valu e = productID
'get the images to delete Dim context As System.Web.Http Context =
System.Web.Http Context.Current
Dim dr As SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Dim thumbImg As String Dim fullImg As String
While dr.Read() 'delete thumb fullImg = context.Applica tion("webRoot") & "vendorImag es/" & dr.Item("galler yFolder").ToStr ing & "/" & dr.Item("imageF ull").ToString fullImg = context.Current .Server.MapPath (fullImg) Dim thisImgFull As New System.IO.FileI nfo(fullImg) thisImgFull.Del ete() End While
... omitted for brevity
End Sub
Here's the getProductByID function. And the two methods are in the same
class. It's definitely not returning a valid sqlDatareader, just don't know
why that is.
thanks.
Public Function getProductByID( ByVal productID) As SqlDataReader
'Set up parameters
Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter
arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID",
SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier)
arParms(0).Valu e = productID
'insert the data
Dim dr As SqlDataReader = SqlHelper.Execu teReader(connSt r,
CommandType.Sto redProcedure, "productByIDGet ", arParms)
Return dr
End Function
"Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote: Hi,
The problem is that dr is Nothing which means that for some reason your getProductByID( ) is returning nothing instead of a data reader. I would step through the code and make sure that getProductByID( ) is passing back a valid data reader when called from your delete function. Also make sure the data reader isn't being closed or going out of scope before you pass it back. Can you post your getProductByID( ) function code and also tell what the relationship between that and the delete function are code wise? I mean are they in the same module or different classes. We need to find out why Nothing is return by getProductByID( ) when called from the delete function and not from other code in your solution. Ken.
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"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message news:86******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... HI Ken, thanks for the reply. productID is a uniqueidentifie r and it's definitely coming in, I've double checked that. I also tried your suggestiond, but no go. :( "Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote:
Hi,
Try:
Dim dr As New SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Also make sure that productID actually holds what you want it to when you pass it. Here:
Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
You are not giving it a type, should it be an Integer? Good luck! Ken.
-- Ken Dopierala Jr. For great ASP.Net web hosting try: http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight If you sign up under me and need help, email me.
"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message news:10******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... > I have a funtion that works fine and dandy when called from anywhere in my > app. It will NOT work when called from inside the class in which it resides. > > This is the function I'm calling: "getProductByID (productID)" from inside > another method in the same class. See below. > > This line throws a null ref exception: > While dr.Read() > > Thanks for any insight! > > > > Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID) > > 'Set up parameters > Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter > arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", > SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) > arParms(0).Valu e = productID > > 'get the images to delete > Dim context As System.Web.Http Context = System.Web.Http Context.Current > > > Dim dr As SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID) > > Dim thumbImg As String > Dim fullImg As String > > While dr.Read() > 'delete thumb > fullImg = context.Applica tion("webRoot") & > "vendorImag es/" & dr.Item("galler yFolder").ToStr ing & "/" & > dr.Item("imageF ull").ToString > fullImg = context.Current .Server.MapPath (fullImg) > Dim thisImgFull As New System.IO.FileI nfo(fullImg) > thisImgFull.Del ete() > End While > > > ... omitted for brevity > > > End Sub
I can' tell why it isn't working. You could put a breakpoint on the Return
dr line. Then call this code from where it works in your code and also from
where it doesn't. If dr is valid at the breakpoint for one call and Nothing
for another then the problem has to be at what you are passing in. Also you
might want to put the New keyword in your Dim dr As SqlDataReader = ....
line below. Good luck! Ken.
"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:32******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Here's the getProductByID function. And the two methods are in the same class. It's definitely not returning a valid sqlDatareader, just don't
know why that is.
thanks. Public Function getProductByID( ByVal productID) As SqlDataReader
'Set up parameters Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) arParms(0).Valu e = productID 'insert the data Dim dr As SqlDataReader = SqlHelper.Execu teReader(connSt r, CommandType.Sto redProcedure, "productByIDGet ", arParms) Return dr
End Function
"Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote:
Hi,
The problem is that dr is Nothing which means that for some reason your getProductByID( ) is returning nothing instead of a data reader. I would step through the code and make sure that getProductByID( ) is passing
back a valid data reader when called from your delete function. Also make sure
the data reader isn't being closed or going out of scope before you pass it back. Can you post your getProductByID( ) function code and also tell
what the relationship between that and the delete function are code wise? I
mean are they in the same module or different classes. We need to find out
why Nothing is return by getProductByID( ) when called from the delete
function and not from other code in your solution. Ken.
-- Ken Dopierala Jr. For great ASP.Net web hosting try: http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight If you sign up under me and need help, email me.
"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message news:86******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... HI Ken, thanks for the reply. productID is a uniqueidentifie r and
it's definitely coming in, I've double checked that. I also tried your suggestiond, but no go. :( "Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote:
> Hi, > > Try: > > Dim dr As New SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID) > > Also make sure that productID actually holds what you want it to
when you > pass it. Here: > > Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID) > > You are not giving it a type, should it be an Integer? Good luck!
Ken. > > -- > Ken Dopierala Jr. > For great ASP.Net web hosting try: > http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight > If you sign up under me and need help, email me. > > "bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message > news:10******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... > > I have a funtion that works fine and dandy when called from
anywhere in my > > app. It will NOT work when called from inside the class in which
it > resides. > > > > This is the function I'm calling: "getProductByID (productID)" from inside > > another method in the same class. See below. > > > > This line throws a null ref exception: > > While dr.Read() > > > > Thanks for any insight! > > > > > > > > Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID) > > > > 'Set up parameters > > Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter > > arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", > > SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) > > arParms(0).Valu e = productID > > > > 'get the images to delete > > Dim context As System.Web.Http Context = > System.Web.Http Context.Current > > > > > > Dim dr As SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID) > > > > Dim thumbImg As String > > Dim fullImg As String > > > > While dr.Read() > > 'delete thumb > > fullImg = context.Applica tion("webRoot") & > > "vendorImag es/" & dr.Item("galler yFolder").ToStr ing & "/" & > > dr.Item("imageF ull").ToString > > fullImg =
context.Current .Server.MapPath (fullImg) > > Dim thisImgFull As New
System.IO.FileI nfo(fullImg) > > thisImgFull.Del ete() > > End While > > > > > > ... omitted for brevity > > > > > > End Sub > > >
2 pennies - is connStr actually declared and initialised ? I have a funtion that works fine and dandy when called from anywhere in my app. It will NOT work when called from inside the class in which it resides.
This is the function I'm calling: "getProductByID (productID)" from inside another method in the same class. See below.
This line throws a null ref exception: While dr.Read()
Thanks for any insight! Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
'Set up parameters Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) arParms(0).Valu e = productID
'get the images to delete Dim context As System.Web.Http Context = System.Web.Http Context.Current
Dim dr As SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Dim thumbImg As String Dim fullImg As String
While dr.Read() 'delete thumb fullImg = context.Applica tion("webRoot") & "vendorImag es/" & dr.Item("galler yFolder").ToStr ing & "/" & dr.Item("imageF ull").ToString fullImg = context.Current .Server.MapPath (fullImg) Dim thisImgFull As New System.IO.FileI nfo(fullImg) thisImgFull.Del ete() End While
.... omitted for brevity
End Su
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yup...
"Guest" wrote: 2 pennies - is connStr actually declared and initialised ?
I have a funtion that works fine and dandy when called from anywhere in my app. It will NOT work when called from inside the class in which it resides.
This is the function I'm calling: "getProductByID (productID)" from inside another method in the same class. See below.
This line throws a null ref exception: While dr.Read()
Thanks for any insight! Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID)
'Set up parameters Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) arParms(0).Valu e = productID
'get the images to delete Dim context As System.Web.Http Context = System.Web.Http Context.Current
Dim dr As SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID)
Dim thumbImg As String Dim fullImg As String
While dr.Read() 'delete thumb fullImg = context.Applica tion("webRoot") & "vendorImag es/" & dr.Item("galler yFolder").ToStr ing & "/" & dr.Item("imageF ull").ToString fullImg = context.Current .Server.MapPath (fullImg) Dim thisImgFull As New System.IO.FileI nfo(fullImg) thisImgFull.Del ete() End While
.... omitted for brevity
End Sub
User submitted from AEWNET (http://www.aewnet.com/)
I know, it's very frustrating. I'll keep poking around but I am just
completely stumped. THanks for trying!
"Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote: I can' tell why it isn't working. You could put a breakpoint on the Return dr line. Then call this code from where it works in your code and also from where it doesn't. If dr is valid at the breakpoint for one call and Nothing for another then the problem has to be at what you are passing in. Also you might want to put the New keyword in your Dim dr As SqlDataReader = .... line below. Good luck! Ken.
"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message news:32******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Here's the getProductByID function. And the two methods are in the same class. It's definitely not returning a valid sqlDatareader, just don't know why that is.
thanks. Public Function getProductByID( ByVal productID) As SqlDataReader
'Set up parameters Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) arParms(0).Valu e = productID 'insert the data Dim dr As SqlDataReader = SqlHelper.Execu teReader(connSt r, CommandType.Sto redProcedure, "productByIDGet ", arParms) Return dr
End Function
"Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote:
Hi,
The problem is that dr is Nothing which means that for some reason your getProductByID( ) is returning nothing instead of a data reader. I would step through the code and make sure that getProductByID( ) is passing back a valid data reader when called from your delete function. Also make sure the data reader isn't being closed or going out of scope before you pass it back. Can you post your getProductByID( ) function code and also tell what the relationship between that and the delete function are code wise? I mean are they in the same module or different classes. We need to find out why Nothing is return by getProductByID( ) when called from the delete function and not from other code in your solution. Ken.
-- Ken Dopierala Jr. For great ASP.Net web hosting try: http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight If you sign up under me and need help, email me.
"bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message news:86******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... > HI Ken, thanks for the reply. productID is a uniqueidentifie r and it's > definitely coming in, I've double checked that. I also tried your > suggestiond, but no go. :( > > > > "Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > Try: > > > > Dim dr As New SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID) > > > > Also make sure that productID actually holds what you want it to when you > > pass it. Here: > > > > Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID) > > > > You are not giving it a type, should it be an Integer? Good luck! Ken. > > > > -- > > Ken Dopierala Jr. > > For great ASP.Net web hosting try: > > http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight > > If you sign up under me and need help, email me. > > > > "bidllc" <bi****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message > > news:10******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... > > > I have a funtion that works fine and dandy when called from anywhere in my > > > app. It will NOT work when called from inside the class in which it > > resides. > > > > > > This is the function I'm calling: "getProductByID (productID)" from inside > > > another method in the same class. See below. > > > > > > This line throws a null ref exception: > > > While dr.Read() > > > > > > Thanks for any insight! > > > > > > > > > > > > Public Sub deleteProduct(B yVal productID) > > > > > > 'Set up parameters > > > Dim arParms(0) As SqlParameter > > > arParms(0) = New SqlParameter("@ productID", > > > SqlDbType.Uniqu eIdentifier) > > > arParms(0).Valu e = productID > > > > > > 'get the images to delete > > > Dim context As System.Web.Http Context = > > System.Web.Http Context.Current > > > > > > > > > Dim dr As SqlDataReader = getProductByID( productID) > > > > > > Dim thumbImg As String > > > Dim fullImg As String > > > > > > While dr.Read() > > > 'delete thumb > > > fullImg = context.Applica tion("webRoot") & > > > "vendorImag es/" & dr.Item("galler yFolder").ToStr ing & "/" & > > > dr.Item("imageF ull").ToString > > > fullImg = context.Current .Server.MapPath (fullImg) > > > Dim thisImgFull As New System.IO.FileI nfo(fullImg) > > > thisImgFull.Del ete() > > > End While > > > > > > > > > ... omitted for brevity > > > > > > > > > End Sub > > > > > > This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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