Why this Sql code is not true ?

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This is my code :
Cmd = new SqlCommand("UPDATE BillNumber SET BillNumb = BillNumb +1 WHERE Id=1;");
cn.Open();
Cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
cn.Close();

Posted 21-Nov-13 3:58am

Riyad Khalifeh

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thatraja 21-Nov-13 10:18am

what's the complete error message?

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Richard C Bishop · Answer 1 · 2013-11-21T04:50:00

Given the minute amount of information you have provided, I am left only to speculate. But, my guess is that you never initiated a connection for the command. So do one of two things:

1.

Cmd = new SqlCommand("UPDATE BillNumber SET BillNumb = BillNumb + 1 WHERE Id = 1",ConnectionString);

or

2.

Cmd.Connection = "Your connection string";