[Solved] Unable to evaluate expression because the code is optimized or a native frame is on top of the call stack on grid view databind event

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Unable to evaluate expression because the code is optimized or a native frame is on top of the call stack on grid view databind event.

what is the reason for this error? Am getting this error on databind event.

Gridview1.DataBind(); //here am getting this error.

it was working. What could be the reason ?

URGENT PLEASE HELP ASAP.

Posted 16-Nov-15 0:07am

Am Gayathri

Updated 17-Nov-15 0:12am

Sinisa Hajnal

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[no name] 16-Nov-15 6:14am

The problem is might be with your GridView1_RowDataBound() event. Are you using RowDataBound Event if yes please check by removing that event.

Am Gayathri 16-Nov-15 7:33am

Thanks lot ..the problem was with RowDataBound only...Give this as Answer. :)

[no name] 16-Nov-15 6:15am

Are you using Response.Redirect or Server.Transfer in your code?

Am Gayathri 16-Nov-15 6:19am

No am not using Response.Redirect...
problem with some data only. For some records binding (gridview.databind()) is working.
No idea about the reason.

[no name] 16-Nov-15 7:36am

what are you using to bind data Bind() or Eval()? try to change it by other.

[no name] 16-Nov-15 6:27am

could you please share your code so that we can address the error reason

Am Gayathri 16-Nov-15 7:41am

Thanks all..issue got fixed.

ZurdoDev 17-Nov-15 8:26am

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