I created a datagrid and it worked great in the regular C#. But when I
do the exact same thing in ASP it does not work.
private void btnSignUp_Click (object sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
string connectionStrin g="data source=JEFF-3KQH2O8TJF;init ial
catalog=studyXS QL3;Integrated Security=SSPI";
SqlConnection studyXconnectio n=new SqlConnection(c onnectionString );
string selectStatement = "SELECT postID, userName, Post, Date,
Views "
//+ "ProductTot al, SalesTax, ShippingAndHand ling, InvoiceTotal "
+ "FROM Posts ";
// + "WHERE CustomerID = @CustomerID "
// + "ORDER BY InvoiceID";
//studyXconnectio n.Open();
//SqlCommand selectCommand = new SqlCommand(sele ctStatement,
studyXconnectio n);
//selectCommand.E xecuteNonQuery( );
SqlDataAdapter invoicesDataAda pter = new
SqlDataAdapter( selectStatement , studyXconnectio n);
DataSet invoicesDataSet = new DataSet();
invoicesDataAda pter.Fill(invoi cesDataSet, "Posts");
grdPosts.AutoGe nerateColumns = true;
grdPosts.DataSo urce = invoicesDataSet .Tables["Posts"];
invoicesDataAda pter.Update(inv oicesDataSet,"P osts");
//grdPosts.
//studyXconnectio n.Close();
} 3 1360
"rex64" <st****@gmail.c om> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ v46g2000cwv.goo glegroups.com.. . I created a datagrid and it worked great in the regular C#. But when I do the exact same thing in ASP it does not work.
private void btnSignUp_Click (object sender, System.EventArg s e) { string connectionStrin g="data source=JEFF-3KQH2O8TJF;init ial catalog=studyXS QL3;Integrated Security=SSPI"; SqlConnection studyXconnectio n=new SqlConnection(c onnectionString ); string selectStatement = "SELECT postID, userName, Post, Date, Views " //+ "ProductTot al, SalesTax, ShippingAndHand ling, InvoiceTotal " + "FROM Posts "; // + "WHERE CustomerID = @CustomerID " // + "ORDER BY InvoiceID"; //studyXconnectio n.Open(); //SqlCommand selectCommand = new SqlCommand(sele ctStatement, studyXconnectio n); //selectCommand.E xecuteNonQuery( ); SqlDataAdapter invoicesDataAda pter = new SqlDataAdapter( selectStatement , studyXconnectio n); DataSet invoicesDataSet = new DataSet(); invoicesDataAda pter.Fill(invoi cesDataSet, "Posts"); grdPosts.AutoGe nerateColumns = true; grdPosts.DataSo urce = invoicesDataSet .Tables["Posts"]; invoicesDataAda pter.Update(inv oicesDataSet,"P osts"); //grdPosts. //studyXconnectio n.Close(); }
Not sure, but I think you have to call grdPosts.DataBi nd() after setting
grdPosts.DataSo urce.
Chris Jobson
Yup, that is all it was. Thanks a million!!!!!!!! You dont know how
much time I spent trying to get this to work.
Seeing this type of code makes me wonder. I sure hope this is sample
code and not placed in production, this would be a total nightmare to
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