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Comments by Jobless Creature (Top 12 by date)
Jobless Creature
20-Dec-13 22:33pm
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Can you try setting the name attribute with the class name?
name="TestWCFService.Http"
can be changed to service class name.
Jobless Creature
20-Dec-13 6:08am
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Sure please...
Jobless Creature
20-Dec-13 2:26am
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Probably because, you are using any AJAX component which is causing the problem.
After the Response.Write SQL, add a Response.End
As you know, Response.Write SQL statement will print the exact SQL Insert statement which will be executed in the SQL server.
Jobless Creature
19-Dec-13 12:02pm
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Yes, there is no straight way of debugging a ASP page. Ok so, if the values are correct, then you can try the following.
After the the following, add a response.write like given below,
SQL = "INSERT INTO responsedetails(ResponseCode, ResponseMesssage,..) values('"&txtrescode&"', '" &txtresmsg&"'...)"
Response.Write SQL
Then you can run this query in SQL and verify that the insert qry has no issues.
Jobless Creature
19-Dec-13 6:35am
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oh, thanks.
Jobless Creature
19-Dec-13 6:17am
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May be you can try this...
Right click on the directory in IIS and select convert to application..
Jobless Creature
16-Dec-13 5:17am
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Have you ensured that the settings are there to share the session between ASP and ASP.Net pages?
Jobless Creature
13-Dec-13 2:52am
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Can you explain more on what you are trying to achieve? Also, specify what session type you are using
Jobless Creature
20-Nov-13 1:06am
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May be you need to rebind the grid inside the combo box selected index event.
Jobless Creature
16-Nov-13 6:15am
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What is the expected output? As I mentioned, in the initial question, the expected output is not printed properly for all cases. Can you add some more records and share the expected output as well?
Jobless Creature
13-Nov-13 7:16am
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May be a empty string is getting passed I guess. Try to set the parameter as NULL is the parameter is empty.
Jobless Creature
8-Jun-11 4:21am
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This is fine but not working in MS Sql 2005; "Type time is not a defined system type."
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