Comments by Elina Blank

Elina Blank 11-Jan-12 9:36am View

It is Text, not Value. And you can have set, but do not have to.

Elina Blank 10-Jan-12 13:20pm View

thanks :)

Elina Blank 25-Oct-11 9:19am View

You are welcome
Views is a separate question.
Please, post it separately

Elina Blank 21-Oct-11 12:43pm View

Please, provide more details. Where you are thinking you need functions? (Business layer, may be interface).
Are functions operating on the same objects and returning results in the same format?
(May be then they should be used from the same page)

Elina Blank 14-Sep-11 11:01am View

Elaborate your question, please

Elina Blank 12-Sep-11 11:51am View

"myFile.originalName" does not seem to have value. And this is the error you get.

Elina Blank 8-Sep-11 17:17pm View

This may be a caching issue

Elina Blank 8-Sep-11 17:16pm View

To be sure what the id of the control is, do "View Source" and find that element. Then do "document.getElementById()" with passing exactly the id you saw in the View Source

Elina Blank 7-Sep-11 17:37pm View

@Quantity is a varchar. What are you trying to do?
so, count(varchar) will return 1 (1 row)

Elina Blank 30-Aug-11 11:00am View

thanks

Elina Blank 29-Aug-11 23:05pm View

Did you set CommandType? I think, default is text, which will explain why select * works. You need to set CommandType to be storedProc

Elina Blank 25-Aug-11 9:48am View

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Lets say, you have CustomerId and Ordervalue columns in table. And DateOrder. Then, the query will be:
SELECT CustomerId, SUM(OrderValue) OVER(Partition By CustomerID order by DateOrder) as CustomerTotal FROM CustomerOrder

Elina Blank 7-Apr-11 21:17pm View

Can you make sure, it is under the project itself and under the bin directory?
And, of course, the version is as expected

Elina Blank 7-Apr-11 8:35am View

The thread there suggests, that the dll , (looking for which throws The FileNotFound exception) be put in your project directory (not just in your bin/debug or release directory

Elina Blank 13-Jul-10 17:50pm View

Do you have to use SqlBulkCopyOptins.TableLock? Can you try default option there?

Elina Blank 11-Jun-10 11:49am View

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You are right, typo fixed.
(and improved a bit)

Elina Blank 10-Jun-10 23:40pm View

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Reason for my vote of 2
An explanation is missing

Elina Blank 4-May-10 16:31pm View

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Note: test purposes:
My answer is a best one!

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