hi Ethem,
Like below I am reading more than one column.
Can any one suggest me about this?
I know I can avoid NOT statement below by switching TRUE and FALSE
statements.
I am curious is there any efficient statement for line # 3?
Thanks,
Ankur
Dim dtrAct As OdbcDataReader 'Line #1
dtrAct = cmdAct.ExecuteReader() 'Line #2
If Not dtrAct.IsDBNull(dtrAct.GetOrdinal("ACCOUNTNO")) Then 'Line #3
txtActNo.Text = dtrAct("ACCOUNTNO").ToString() 'Line #4
Else
txtActNo.Text = "ErrorData" 'Line #5
End If
If Not dtrAct.IsDBNull(dtrAct.GetOrdinal("ACCOUNTNAME")) Then 'Line #3
txtActName.Text = dtrAct("ACCOUNTNAME").ToString() 'Line #4
Else
txtActName.Text = "ErrorData" 'Line #5
End If
"Ethem Azun" <Et*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi Ankur,
Since you need only one variable value, you don't have to open a reader.
Use cmdAct.ExecuteScalar() instead, which will return a scalar value. You
will have to cast it to the necessary type (in your case to a string.).
Put this into a try catch finally block. Alternative C# implementation would
similiar to (sorry, I'm not very competent in VB)
sqlConnection.Open();
try
{
txtActNo.Text = (string) cmdAct.ExecuteScalar();
}
catch
{
txtActNo.Text = "ErrorData";
}
finally
{
sqlConnection.Close();
}
Hope this helps,
Ethem Azun
"Ankur Smith" wrote:
Here is my code.
Dim dtrAct As OdbcDataReader 'Line #1
dtrAct = cmdAct.ExecuteReader() 'Line #2
If Not dtrAct.IsDBNull(dtrAct.GetOrdinal("ACCOUNTNO")) Then 'Line #3
txtActNo.Text = dtrAct("ACCOUNTNO").ToString() 'Line #4
Else
txtActNo.Text = "ErrorData" 'Line #5
End If
To improve the performce is there any way to improve the code in line
#3?
Is there any other suggestions in the above statement.
I am using .Net Framework 1.1.
Thanks
Ankur