to get count using stored procedure

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This is stored procedure i written

SQL

ALTER procedure [dbo].[GetTotalJobCount]
(

@keyword varchar(50),
@totalCount int OUT
)
as begin
select count(*) as COUNTS from Job where ((Title Like '%'+@keyword+'%') or(JobDescription Like '%'+@keyword+'%') or (CompanyName Like '%'+@keyword+'%'))
end

This is the code i use in code behind to get the count but am getting 0 count is there any modifications in stored procedure please help me

C#

ObjectParameter count1 = new ObjectParameter("totalCount", typeof(int));
dc.GetTotalJobCount(keyword, count1);
Response.Write(Convert.ToInt32(count1.Value));

Posted 8-Jun-14 20:46pm

Member 10226004

Updated 8-Jun-14 20:53pm

Sunasara Imdadhusen

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Sunasara Imdadhusen 9-Jun-14 2:55am

Please use @totalCount= count(*) in your select query. See Arun's answer below.

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ArunRajendra · Answer 1 · 2014-06-08T20:53:00

Solution 1

Change the query as shown.

SQL

select @totalCount= count(*)  from Job where ((Title Like '%'+@keyword+'%') or(JobDescription Like '%'+@keyword+'%') or (CompanyName Like '%'+@keyword+'%'))

Posted 8-Jun-14 20:53pm

ArunRajendra

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Sunasara Imdadhusen 9-Jun-14 2:55am

Correct answer Arun. my vote 5.

Member 10226004 9-Jun-14 3:01am

i had written same as above but when i importing function to stored procedure am facing issue if i select complex type for creating function to stored procedure am getting the coulmn as Column1 when am running it showing that mistach of column how to rectify that

Fadi Halboni · Answer 2 · 2014-06-08T20:55:00

Solution 2

you need store data in

SQL

@totalcount

output variable.

SQL

select @totalCount = count(*) as COUNTS from Job where ((Title Like '%'+@keyword+'%') or(JobDescription Like '%'+@keyword+'%') or (CompanyName Like '%'+@keyword+'%'))

Posted 8-Jun-14 20:55pm

Fadi Halboni

**Nirav Prabtani** · Answer 3 · 2014-06-08T20:57:00

with this stored procedure you will get datatable having one column having name Counts and one row ,so you have to take it from datatable and than put condition regarding that like that

C#

DataTable dtGetData = new DataTable();
dtGetData = GetTotalJobCount(keyword); //Create Function for fill datatable from stored procedure

Response.Write(Convert.ToInt32(dtGetData.Rows[0]["COUNTS"]));