Hi,
This is my stored procured. i try to pass the parametre like this. i am
getting error.
any one please tell me how to pass the parameter?
vb code:
..Connection = New OleDbConnection (strConn)
..Connection.Op en()
..CommandText = "sp_RegShow 1"
..Parameters.It em(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
..Parameters.It em(2).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
thanks
bala
Stored procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_RegShow1]
(@FirstName_1 [nvarchar](50),
@LastName_1 [nvarchar](50)
)
AS
select * from tbleusers where firstname=@Firs tName_1 and lastname=@LastN ame_1
GO
6  1537 
Hi,
Try this.
..Parameters.Ad d("@FirstName", Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~"))
..Parameters.Ad d("@LastName" , Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~"))
Ken
------------------
"Bala" <Ba**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:EE******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
Hi,
This is my stored procured. i try to pass the parametre like this. i am
getting error.
any one please tell me how to pass the parameter?
vb code:
..Connection = New OleDbConnection (strConn)
..Connection.Op en()
..CommandText = "sp_RegShow 1"
..Parameters.It em(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
..Parameters.It em(2).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
thanks
bala
Stored procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_RegShow1]
(@FirstName_1 [nvarchar](50),
@LastName_1 [nvarchar](50)
)
AS
select * from tbleusers where firstname=@Firs tName_1 and
lastname=@LastN ame_1
GO
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
i tried like this but still i am getting error.
err msg:
procedure sp_regshow1 'expects parameter '@Firstname_1 which is not supplied.
..Parameters.Ad d("@FirstName_1 ", Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~"))
.Parameters.Add ("@LastName_ 2", Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") + 2)), "'", "~"))
thanks
bala
"Ken Tucker [MVP]" wrote: Hi,
Try this.
..Parameters.Ad d("@FirstName", Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~"))
..Parameters.Ad d("@LastName" , Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~"))
Ken
------------------
"Bala" <Ba**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:EE******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
Hi,
This is my stored procured. i try to pass the parametre like this. i am
getting error.
any one please tell me how to pass the parameter?
vb code:
..Connection = New OleDbConnection (strConn)
..Connection.Op en()
..CommandText = "sp_RegShow 1"
..Parameters.It em(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
..Parameters.It em(2).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
thanks
bala
Stored procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_RegShow1]
(@FirstName_1 [nvarchar](50),
@LastName_1 [nvarchar](50)
)
AS
select * from tbleusers where firstname=@Firs tName_1 and
lastname=@LastN ame_1
GO
Bala,
Do you add the parameters in the same sequence as in the SQL string.
That is a difference between OleDb and SQLClient.
I hope this helps?
Cor
"Bala" Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
i tried like this but still i am getting error.
err msg:
procedure sp_regshow1 'expects parameter '@Firstname_1 which is not
supplied.
.Parameters.Add ("@FirstName_1" , Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~"))
.Parameters.Add ("@LastName_ 2", Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") + 2)), "'", "~"))
thanks
bala
"Ken Tucker [MVP]" wrote:
Hi,
Try this.
..Parameters.Ad d("@FirstName", Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~"))
..Parameters.Ad d("@LastName" , Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~"))
Ken
------------------
"Bala" <Ba**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:EE******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
Hi,
This is my stored procured. i try to pass the parametre like this. i am
getting error.
any one please tell me how to pass the parameter?
vb code:
..Connection = New OleDbConnection (strConn)
..Connection.Op en()
..CommandText = "sp_RegShow 1"
..Parameters.It em(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
..Parameters.It em(2).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
thanks
bala
Stored procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_RegShow1]
(@FirstName_1 [nvarchar](50),
@LastName_1 [nvarchar](50)
)
AS
select * from tbleusers where firstname=@Firs tName_1 and
lastname=@LastN ame_1
GO
"Bala" <Ba**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:EE******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi,
This is my stored procured. i try to pass the parametre like this. i am
getting error.
any one please tell me how to pass the parameter?
vb code:
.Connection = New OleDbConnection (strConn)
.Connection.Ope n()
.CommandText = "sp_RegShow 1"
.Parameters.Ite m(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
.Parameters.Ite m(2).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
thanks
bala
Stored procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_RegShow1]
(@FirstName_1 [nvarchar](50),
@LastName_1 [nvarchar](50)
)
AS
select * from tbleusers where firstname=@Firs tName_1 and
lastname=@LastN ame_1
GO
I think it should be:
.Parameters.Ite m(0).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
.Parameters.Ite m(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
Hi Harry,
i tried your way.but i got this error.
Invalid index 0 for this oledbparameterC ollection with count=0
any idea?
thanks
bala
"Harry Strybos" wrote: "Bala" <Ba**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:EE******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi,
This is my stored procured. i try to pass the parametre like this. i am
getting error.
any one please tell me how to pass the parameter?
vb code:
.Connection = New OleDbConnection (strConn)
.Connection.Ope n()
.CommandText = "sp_RegShow 1"
.Parameters.Ite m(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
.Parameters.Ite m(2).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
thanks
bala
Stored procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_RegShow1]
(@FirstName_1 [nvarchar](50),
@LastName_1 [nvarchar](50)
)
AS
select * from tbleusers where firstname=@Firs tName_1 and
lastname=@LastN ame_1
GO
I think it should be:
.Parameters.Ite m(0).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
.Parameters.Ite m(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
Don't forget to set the CommandType!
..CommandText = "sp_RegShow 1"
..CommandType = CommandType.Sto redProcedure
I also do not see where you are adding Parameters to the command object.
..Parameters.Ad d(New OleDBParameter( "@FirstName _1",
Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~"))
Not to nitpick, but do not prefix your proc names with sp_ or xp_, it forces
SQL Server to look in the Master DB first, then the default DB for that
connection.
"Bala" <Ba**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:BC******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi Harry,
i tried your way.but i got this error.
Invalid index 0 for this oledbparameterC ollection with count=0
any idea?
thanks
bala
"Harry Strybos" wrote:
"Bala" <Ba**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:EE******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... > Hi,
>
> This is my stored procured. i try to pass the parametre like this. i am
> getting error.
> any one please tell me how to pass the parameter?
>
> vb code:
> .Connection = New OleDbConnection (strConn)
> .Connection.Ope n()
> .CommandText = "sp_RegShow 1"
> .Parameters.Ite m(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
> InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
> .Parameters.Ite m(2).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
> InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
>
>
> thanks
> bala
>
> Stored procedure:
>
> CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_RegShow1]
> (@FirstName_1 [nvarchar](50),
> @LastName_1 [nvarchar](50)
> )
> AS
> select * from tbleusers where firstname=@Firs tName_1 and
> lastname=@LastN ame_1
> GO
>
I think it should be:
.Parameters.Ite m(0).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
.Parameters.Ite m(1).Value = Replace(Trim(Mi d(cboCustName.T ext, 1,
InStr(cboCustNa me.Text, "-") - 1)), "'", "~")
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