Comments by ccalma - CodeProject

ccalma 30-Apr-14 2:27am View

Did you include the TestNo parameter in the RDLC file?

ccalma 25-Apr-14 22:29pm View

Did you check your datatable if it has a value?

ccalma 25-Apr-14 2:43am View

Are you using BoundField?

ccalma 24-Apr-14 22:30pm View

Did you check the content of your SelectedRow? Also, you didn't access the .Text of the textbox.

ccalma 24-Apr-14 3:22am View

Try putting it in the DoubleClick event of the gridview and let me know the result

ccalma 24-Apr-14 3:17am View

What is the selection mode of you gridview?

ccalma 24-Apr-14 3:08am View

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What part of this code is the problem?

ccalma 24-Apr-14 3:02am View

What is the exact error message?

ccalma 24-Apr-14 2:59am View

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can you please provide a sample code?

ccalma 24-Apr-14 2:49am View

Both CheckChanged event will be executed.

If you check the rdodate, it will automatically uncheck the rdomonth, which is also a CheckChanged event.

ccalma 24-Apr-14 2:24am View

Did you try putting the code in CheckedChanged event?

ccalma 24-Apr-14 2:01am View

Are you using the radio button to determine which control will be disabled?

ccalma 24-Apr-14 1:50am View

In what event did you put the code?

ccalma 23-Apr-14 21:31pm View

Are you using MS SQL or MySQL?

ccalma 22-Apr-14 4:41am View

Have you tried creating groups in the Row Groups section?

ccalma 22-Apr-14 3:39am View

Are you using Server Data Tools in creating the Report?

ccalma 22-Apr-14 2:58am View

what did you do?

ccalma 21-Apr-14 5:28am View

Try to declare a string then pass it as a parameter.
test = "'12345','54321'";

ccalma 21-Apr-14 5:00am View

yes, 2 rows has been returned.

ccalma 21-Apr-14 4:56am View

I tried the code and it runs correctly.

declare @rollnumber VARCHAR(max)
declare @str nvarchar(max)
set @rollnumber ='''12345''' + ',' +'''54321'''

set @str= 'SELECT last_name from tbl_student
where [student_id ] in (' + cast(@rollnumber as varchar)+ ')'

exec sp_executesql @str

ccalma 21-Apr-14 3:38am View

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try this:

SET @rollnumber ='''4197''' + ',' + '''4195'''

ccalma 21-Apr-14 3:29am View

What is the source of the set of integers? You can create a list of integers, then use Contains method to check if the value exists in the list.

ccalma 21-Apr-14 3:13am View

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Maybe you need to add single quote after the parenthesis.

set @str= 'SELECT studentname from [Student]
where [id ] in (''' + cast(@rollnumber as varchar)+ ''')'

Check this..http://ask.sqlservercentral.com/questions/7039/single-quotation-mark-in-a-concatenation.html

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