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Hi how can I change this

VB

str = "UPDATE tblClientes SET Nombre = @NOM WHERE NumId=@NI"
Dim comando As OleDbCommand = New OleDbCommand(str, miConeccion)
commando.Parameters.AddWithValue("@NOM", txtNombre.Text)
commando.Parameters.AddWithValue("@NI" txtNumID.Text)

but to use it with sql server

thanks

Posted 7-Mar-13 13:18pm

Joel Sosa Rivera

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[no name] 7-Mar-13 19:20pm

Use SqlCommand instead of OleDbCommand

Joel Sosa Rivera 7-Mar-13 19:24pm

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GuyThiebaut · Answer 1 · 2013-03-07T23:36:00

Firstly, never ever, ever, ever... write a SQL query into a string like that.
You are opening yourself up for a SQL Injection Attack if someone decides to write some code that appends to the string - read up on it if you don't know what this means.
I know in this case you are using parameters but this will not protect you if someone gets lazy in the code.

Use stored procedures and parameters as below:

Private ConnectionObj As New SqlConnection
ConnectionObj.ConnectionString = "Data Source=ServerName;Initial Catalog=DatabaseName;Integrated Security=True"
ConnectionObj.Open()


Dim SQLAdaptorObj As New SqlDataAdapter
Dim SqlCommandObj = New SqlCommand("a_stored_procedure", ConnectionObj)

SqlCommandObj.Parameters.Add("@year", SqlDbType.Int).Value = year
SqlCommandObj.Parameters.Add("@age", SqlDbType.Int).Value = age

SqlCommandObj.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
Dim DataTableObj As New DataTable


SQLAdaptorObj.SelectCommand = SqlCommandObj
SQLAdaptorObj.Fill(DataTableObj)


SQLAdaptorObj.Dispose()
SqlCommandObj.Dispose()


ConnectionObj.Close()