Comments by Ashish Jain(Be Jovial)

Ashish Jain(Be Jovial) 9-Aug-15 14:17pm View

Reason for my vote of 3 \n Partial information, some properties are missing in description.

Ashish Jain(Be Jovial) 26-Apr-13 2:53am View

@db7uk: I am fetching a column having some string through SqlDataReader and i want to convert it into string i mean like following dummy syntax
rd=cmd.ExecuteReader();
string abc=rd//i mean something should be here to conversion. So have you any idea to do such things.

Ashish Jain(Be Jovial) 1-Apr-13 7:14am View

Where you have created your DataContext object ? I am asking because i have created the object of DataContext classes in my Model class. And if i talk about your code you have written "db.SaveChanges()" in your controller class. Please explain how you have accessed DataContext class object from model in controller OR Have you created the object in your controller ?

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