Display records in Gridview format

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Hi,

I want to display the data based on today date.
I got error to display data into gridview. This is the error "Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'where'."...
Hope anybody help me....

VB

        Dim queryString1 As String = "SELECT     A.ExitID, A.EmpNo, B.Name, A.DeptmtID, CONVERT(varchar, A.ExitTimeFrom, 103) AS ExitTimeFrom, CONVERT(varchar, A.ExitTimeTo, 103) 
                      AS ExitTimeTo, A.ExitFrom, A.ExitTo, C.ExitStatus, A.Purpose
FROM         ExitPassDetails AS A LEFT OUTER JOIN
                      CMOS.dbo.Boss_Employee_Profile AS B ON A.EmpNo = B.EmpNo LEFT OUTER JOIN
                      ExitPassStatus AS C ON A.ExitStatus = C.StatusID
WHERE     (A.ExitTimeFrom >= DATEPART(m, GETDATE()))
ORDER BY ExitTimeFrom DESC"

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Posted 5-May-11 18:05pm

Reena Aleesya

Updated 5-May-11 18:11pm

Sandeep Mewara

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Simon_Whale 6-May-11 5:36am

Does the query work if your directly execute it on the database?

Reena Aleesya 8-May-11 21:29pm

yes..

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Solution 1

SQL

WHERE (CONVERT(varchar, A.ExitTimeFrom, 103) >=  CONVERT(varchar, GETDATE(), 103))

Posted 5-May-11 19:00pm

Sunasara Imdadhusen

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Reena Aleesya 6-May-11 3:55am

Hi Sunasara,
i already tested but still got same error..
once i'm browse it will highlight part of this coding

<pre lang="vb">Dim ds As DataSet = New DataSet
If RadioButton1.Checked = True Then
adapter1.Fill(ds, "ExitPassTable")
GridViewExcel.DataSource = ds
GridViewExcel.DataBind()
ElseIf DropDownList1.SelectedValue <> "" Then
adapter1.Fill(ds, "ExitPassTable")
GridViewExcel.DataSource = ds
GridViewExcel.DataBind()</pre>

and show error message:
"Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'where'."...

Any idea how to solve it?

rgds
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Sunasara Imdadhusen 6-May-11 4:49am

A.ExitTimeFrom is DateTime type field?

Reena Aleesya 8-May-11 21:28pm

yes..datetime..
i alter my coding and no more error..but still not display data for today..
thanks
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Reena Aleesya · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-08T16:23:00

Solution 3

Thanks everyone..
this part solved..

Regards
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Posted 8-May-11 16:23pm

Reena Aleesya