Re: C# Timers - C# Discussion Boards

Re: Datagrid cell double click

8-Jan-07 21:44

Here is a good example[^].

SkyWalker

Tyler458-Jan-07 22:06

Tyler45

8-Jan-07 22:06

thanks

it is so usefull

How do I bookmark code?

mcgahanfl8-Jan-07 3:19

mcgahanfl

8-Jan-07 3:19

In visual c++ the keys ctrl-f2 puts a little blue bookmark next to the current line of code. To return to this code a person just uses the f2 key.

How can I book mark code in the .net editor?

thanks;)

Re: How do I bookmark code?

Mircea Puiu8-Jan-07 3:26

Re: How do I bookmark code?

8-Jan-07 3:26

See Tools -> Customize -> Commands -> Edit

SkyWalker

mcgahanfl8-Jan-07 5:31

mcgahanfl

8-Jan-07 5:31

Thank you

Re: How do I bookmark code?

Pete O'Hanlon8-Jan-07 3:38

Pete O'Hanlon

8-Jan-07 3:38

Ctrl+K. BTW - this is not the right forum for this question. This should have been asked in the Visual Studio forum.

the last thing I want to see is some pasty-faced geek with skin so pale that it's almost translucent trying to bump parts with a partner - John Simmons / outlaw programmer

Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

C# Timers

manustone8-Jan-07 3:13

manustone

8-Jan-07 3:13

Hi All
I'm new to C# multithreading and timers.
I've got the code below where I want to prevent the time from repeting itself when the argument passed is not of the string type.

If I uncomment Thread.Sleep(Timeout.Infinite) doesn't work and keeps writing to the console each second when I expected to be stopped.
Why it happens?

Do I have to call tmr.Change(Timeout.Infinit,0) from TimerMethod? This way tmr variable should be shared between the main thread and the thread for the timer and syncrhonization/locking should be involved. Does exist some function to call from TimerMethod from stop itself without referring the Timer object tmr?

Regards
manuStone

class TestTimers
{
public static void TimerMethod(object obj){
if (obj is string) {
String str = (String)obj;
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("Timer by at {0:N6} by {1}", _tmr_cnt, str));
Interlocked.Increment(ref _tmr_cnt);
}
else {
Console.WriteLine("Passed Wrong Argument");
//How to stop the timer here?
//Thread.Sleep(Timeout.Infinite); Doesn't work:why?
//Do I have to call tmr.Change(Timeout.Infinit,0) here?
}
}

public void CallToThread(){
tmr_clbck = new TimerCallback( ThreadFoos.TimerMethod );
tmr = new Timer(tmr_clbck, 5, 0, 1000);
}

private Timer tmr = null;
private TimerCallback tmr_clbck = null;
}

Re: C# Timers

Mircea Puiu8-Jan-07 3:33

Runing stored procedure with oracle and C#

8-Jan-07 3:33

Here are all the steps[^] you have to follow.

SkyWalker

Re: C# Timers

manustone8-Jan-07 4:10

manustone

8-Jan-07 4:10

Thanks
I will start digging on it.
Regards
ManuStone

sdsdsds@hotmail.com8-Jan-07 2:52

8-Jan-07 2:52

Hello.
I have an oracle connection and I'm trying to run a stored procedure.

The code for defining the parameters in C# is:
------------------------------
cmd.commandType = CommandType.storedProcedure;
//Parameter 1:
OracleParameter prm1 = new OracleParameter("c1",OracleDbType.VARCHAR2);
prm1.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output;
prm1.Value = '1';
cmd.Parameters.add(prm1);

//Parameter 2:
OracleParameter prm2 = new OracleParameter("c2",OracleDbType.VARCHAR2, 200);
prm1.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output;
cmd.Parameters.add(prm2);

cmd.ExecutenonQuery();
--------------------------------------
The stored Procedure in Oracle (10g) is:

create or replace procedure test (c1 in varchar2, c2 out varchar2) is
Begin
c2:='1';
End test
\
--------------------------------------

The error I'm having is:
"ORA-06502: numeric or value error:charecter string buffer is too small"

I saw that error in few sites but not something like my problem?

Any idea?

Thanks.

Mircea Puiu8-Jan-07 3:22

8-Jan-07 3:22

You have there:
prm1 = new OracleParameter("c1",OracleDbType.VARCHAR2)
Therefore, the default length is 256 (i think).
In prm2 = new OracleParameter("c2",OracleDbType.VARCHAR2, 200) you specify a length of 200.
Sometimes, 200 < 256 Smile | :)

SkyWalker

sdsdsds@hotmail.com9-Jan-07 0:58

9-Jan-07 0:58

Hi.
Thanks but thats not the problem.
I tried with size 200/256/300/100/500/10 and nothing worked.

I'm with VS2005 and I added refference to the ODP dll of oracle.

What I did manage to do is to give the parameter a value:
prm3.value ='1'
and it worked but when i gave him string.Empty or didn't give him a value (since i want him to get the value from the SP) i got the same error.

Any idea?

Martin Sp.9-Jan-07 3:53

9-Jan-07 3:53

Hi,

first, in your code snippet you set parameter c1 to direction output, whereas in the sp you declared it as input. maybe that's one part of the problem.

Second, Oracle behaves ... let's say different Smile | :)

An empty string is the same as NULL in Oracle.

Martin

sdsdsds@hotmail.com10-Jan-07 1:55

10-Jan-07 1:55

Hi martin and thanks for the reply.

Sadly it didn't helped Frown | :(

I tried use: pram3.value = null
but i got the same error.

Only if i give it a string (like: pram3.value = "str") it return the string.

can it be that the SP doesn't return a value and that way it fall?
It looks like a very simple SP.

(b.t.w The direction in my code is input for c1, I typed it wromg in here so that ok).

Do you any more ideas or a simple code for the SP and C# i can see.

I didn't find any oracle+c# on the net Frown | :(

Thank again.

Martin Sp.10-Jan-07 3:34

10-Jan-07 3:34

Ok, next try Smile | :)

I recognized that you are using ExecuteNonQuery. Maybe one of the other Executexxx methods will help. If not, I will try it here on our Oracle 9.0.2.

I must confess I never worked with the Oracle provider from Microsoft long. Better use Oracle's ODP.NET.

Martin

sdsdsds@hotmail.com10-Jan-07 19:36

10-Jan-07 19:36

Arrr, It didn't do the trick.
I tried using executescaler instead and got the some error.
Also, I'm working with the ODP (I added the refference and the "using oracle.dataAccess.client") and with oracle 10g.

The problem is that I'm not even sure if the problem is from my C# code or from the oracle.

I know less about oracle so i took a very simple SP So there won't be any problem with that.

If You'll manage to get a result from a SP to a C# code I promise to add you to my holiday gift list Smile | :)

Martin Sp.10-Jan-07 23:39

10-Jan-07 23:39

Ok, I tried it with this code and it worked here (ODP.NET 10.2, Oracle 9g):

<br />
using ( OracleConnection conn = new OracleConnection( connString ) )<br />
{<br />
  conn.Open();<br />
<br />
  OracleCommand cmd = conn.CreateCommand();<br />
  cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;<br />
  cmd.CommandText = "TEST";<br />
<br />
  OracleParameter parm1 = cmd.CreateParameter();<br />
  parm1.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input;<br />
  parm1.OracleDbType = OracleDbType.Varchar2;<br />
  parm1.ParameterName = "C1";<br />
  parm1.Size = 200;<br />
  cmd.Parameters.Add( parm1 );<br />
<br />
  OracleParameter parm2 = cmd.CreateParameter();<br />
  parm2.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output;<br />
  parm2.OracleDbType = OracleDbType.Varchar2;<br />
  parm2.ParameterName = "C2";<br />
  parm2.Size = 200;<br />
  cmd.Parameters.Add( parm2 );<br />
<br />
  cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();<br />
  Console.WriteLine( parm2.Value );<br />
}<br />

HTH,
Martin

sdsdsds@hotmail.com14-Jan-07 19:47

14-Jan-07 19:47

Hi Martin ,

Thanks. That help!

I still didn't compere between my code and your but I just run yours and it WORKED!

The only diffrent I saw in a quick glance was that I didn't use the
"OracleCommand cmd = conn.CreateCommand();"
but instead I use
"OracleCommand cmd = new OracleCommand("TEST", conn);"

Thats the only thing that i saw.

Any way, The importent thing is That your code work and now i can try it!

Thanks a lot for your patient and help Smile | :)

Regards,
Roy,

Martin Sp.14-Jan-07 23:57

14-Jan-07 23:57

I found a difference, the Size property for the first (unused) parameter. I bet this is the point.

Glad I could help you.

Martin

New Project Dialog

Rahul.RK8-Jan-07 2:04

Rahul.RK

8-Jan-07 2:04

Hello Friends,

I am new in this .Net environment. Can any one give me details of

where can i get all the overview of project shown in the new project dialog

box of .Net.

Take a ex. C# Projects(windows appl., class library). I know these.

but what are others details of each one. specially of VC++.Net.

If any one can give link which give all these basic infomation, it will

be great.

Thanks in Advance.

Rahul Kulkarni.

Re: New Project Dialog

Mircea Puiu8-Jan-07 3:29