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Sql Truncate Problem

Ehtesam Ahmed asked:

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Hello,

I want to delete all the rows of a table so i use the following code in my project:-
C#
public int DeleteALL()
      {

          SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(cn);
          cmd.CommandText="Truncate Table TempMonth";
              

          int i = -1;
          try
          {
              i = cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();

          }

          catch (Exception ex)
          {
              this.error = ex.Message;

          }
          return i;
      } 


now my prob is.... all the rows from the table is deleted but the value of i is still -1. That means ExecuteNonQuery() doesn't return anything. what is the prob here anyone please give answer.
Tags: C#, SQL

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