how to display null value in listview

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hi guys,

i really dont know how to display null value from database (if have) into listview..i only know how to bind it to label text..but listview i dot have idea.

please help me

thanks
musiw

Posted 30-Nov-12 0:01am

musiw

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Er. Vikas Sangal 30-Nov-12 6:22am

my question is here are you print anything else with listview data because i think in Listview every row is like a label and label does not show blank text.

ZurdoDev 30-Nov-12 8:20am

It is unclear what you want. NULLS will likely just show as blanks.

Teenustar 30-Nov-12 16:08pm

You must handle Null values when binding to a listview. Either handle it in SQL or in .net

musiw 2-Dec-12 13:30pm

the column is not appear.for example column value for remarks is null(because user didnt key in) so when i want to display the column for remarks is blank.i understand but at least it must show the border table

Hari Krishna Prasad Inakoti 2-Dec-12 23:58pm

hi,
u can save that remarks value is null.In that time u'll get null values in list view.Otherwise it will display like blank.

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