Showing posts with label sqldatasource. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sqldatasource. Show all posts

Saturday, March 31, 2012

triggering SQLDATASOURCE insert or update command programatically?

Is there any way to initiate a sqldatasource insert from code in place
of the button with commandname=insert or insert?
I have a formview with a datasource with an insert command on a
button. When the button is selected the insert is performed.
Say I have another button on the form with no command syntax that calls
a some sub. Is there any way to call the same sqldatasource insert
function from code? in debug when I look at the onclick sub that I am
calling when the insert button is pressed, i see all the properties of
the button, like commandname=insert, but that sub is not the real deal
and is infact not even doing anything.
Thanks.Hi,
Have you tried calling the Insert method of the sqldatasource directly, it
should do what you want
Regards,
Mohamed Mosalem
http://mosalem.blogspot.com
"Jason" wrote:

> Is there any way to initiate a sqldatasource insert from code in place
> of the button with commandname=insert or insert?
> I have a formview with a datasource with an insert command on a
> button. When the button is selected the insert is performed.
> Say I have another button on the form with no command syntax that calls
> a some sub. Is there any way to call the same sqldatasource insert
> function from code? in debug when I look at the onclick sub that I am
> calling when the insert button is pressed, i see all the properties of
> the button, like commandname=insert, but that sub is not the real deal
> and is infact not even doing anything.
> Thanks.
>
somebody else suggested that so I tried it, but when I do that for some
reason it does not see bound fields. I had two buttons up, one calling
a sub that did what you suggested and another with no code behind doing
commandname=insert and the only the later would work.
Mohamed Mosalem wrote:
> Hi,
> Have you tried calling the Insert method of the sqldatasource directly, it
> should do what you want
> Regards,
> Mohamed Mosalem
> http://mosalem.blogspot.com
> "Jason" wrote:
>

triggering SQLDATASOURCE insert or update command programatically?

Is there any way to initiate a sqldatasource insert from code in place
of the button with commandname=insert or insert?

I have a formview with a datasource with an insert command on a
button. When the button is selected the insert is performed.

Say I have another button on the form with no command syntax that calls
a some sub. Is there any way to call the same sqldatasource insert
function from code? in debug when I look at the onclick sub that I am
calling when the insert button is pressed, i see all the properties of
the button, like commandname=insert, but that sub is not the real deal
and is infact not even doing anything.

Thanks.Hi,
Have you tried calling the Insert method of the sqldatasource directly, it
should do what you want

Regards,
Mohamed Mosalem
http://mosalem.blogspot.com
"Jason" wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

Is there any way to initiate a sqldatasource insert from code in place
of the button with commandname=insert or insert?
>
I have a formview with a datasource with an insert command on a
button. When the button is selected the insert is performed.
>
Say I have another button on the form with no command syntax that calls
a some sub. Is there any way to call the same sqldatasource insert
function from code? in debug when I look at the onclick sub that I am
calling when the insert button is pressed, i see all the properties of
the button, like commandname=insert, but that sub is not the real deal
and is infact not even doing anything.
>
Thanks.
>
>


somebody else suggested that so I tried it, but when I do that for some
reason it does not see bound fields. I had two buttons up, one calling
a sub that did what you suggested and another with no code behind doing
commandname=insert and the only the later would work.
Mohamed Mosalem wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

Hi,
Have you tried calling the Insert method of the sqldatasource directly, it
should do what you want
>
Regards,
Mohamed Mosalem
http://mosalem.blogspot.com
>
"Jason" wrote:
>

Quote:

Originally Posted by

Is there any way to initiate a sqldatasource insert from code in place
of the button with commandname=insert or insert?

I have a formview with a datasource with an insert command on a
button. When the button is selected the insert is performed.

Say I have another button on the form with no command syntax that calls
a some sub. Is there any way to call the same sqldatasource insert
function from code? in debug when I look at the onclick sub that I am
calling when the insert button is pressed, i see all the properties of
the button, like commandname=insert, but that sub is not the real deal
and is infact not even doing anything.

Thanks.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

troubleshooting markup SQLDataSource with a bunch of session variables?

I've got a page with Formview that has a sqldatasource doing a
compicated select with a bunch of session parameter variables set in a
calling page.
1. Is there anyway to response.write all session variables without
having to specify each one?
2. How can I see the actual SQL that is being passed to the Formview?
I've tried
response.write(ChargeDataSource.SelectCommand.ToString()) but that just
what I set originally.
Thanks.For (1):
foreach (string o in Session.Keys)
{
Response.Write (o + ": " + Session[o] + "<br/>");
}
"jobs" <jobs@.webdos.com> wrote in message
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I've got a page with Formview that has a sqldatasource doing a
compicated select with a bunch of session parameter variables set in a
calling page.
1. Is there anyway to response.write all session variables without
having to specify each one?
2. How can I see the actual SQL that is being passed to the Formview?
I've tried
response.write(ChargeDataSource.SelectCommand.ToString()) but that just
what I set originally.
Thanks.

troubleshooting markup SQLDataSource with a bunch of session variables?

I've got a page with Formview that has a sqldatasource doing a
compicated select with a bunch of session parameter variables set in a
calling page.

1. Is there anyway to response.write all session variables without
having to specify each one?
2. How can I see the actual SQL that is being passed to the Formview?
I've tried
response.write(ChargeDataSource.SelectCommand.ToSt ring()) but that just
what I set originally.

Thanks.For (1):
foreach (string o in Session.Keys)
{
Response.Write (o + ": " + Session[o] + "<br/>");
}

"jobs" <jobs@.webdos.comwrote in message
news:1161382144.231799.326450@.b28g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
I've got a page with Formview that has a sqldatasource doing a
compicated select with a bunch of session parameter variables set in a
calling page.

1. Is there anyway to response.write all session variables without
having to specify each one?
2. How can I see the actual SQL that is being passed to the Formview?
I've tried
response.write(ChargeDataSource.SelectCommand.ToSt ring()) but that just
what I set originally.

Thanks.