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Comments by CoderWil (Top 5 by date)

CoderWil 1-Oct-20 22:45pm View    
Thank you very much, Richard. This is great, I have got it right using your approach.
CoderWil 16-Jan-17 10:00am View    
Thanks, Xaver for your response.

The result contains more than 1 record. I had tried both 'postatus' and 'List(of postatus)' in function declaration but no luck.

When I change to List(of postatus), the error message shows "An exception of type 'System.NotSupportedException' occurred in System.Data.Entity.dll but was not handled in user code
Additional information: Only parameterless constructors and initializers are supported in LINQ to Entities."
CoderWil 24-Sep-16 4:40am View    
Thank you OriginalGriff.
CoderWil 23-Sep-16 4:41am View    
I have no clue to get it right and I am seeking for help here.
"Change your For Each to a For, and work backwards from the end to the beginning and you can delete them fine."
CoderWil 23-Sep-16 4:20am View    
Thanks for your suggestion. I had tried several methods including "For" method. However, I couldn't get the sub elements. Will appreciate if you can give me a head up of your suggestion.