There Is Already An Open DataReader Associated With This Command Which Must Be Closed First
Feb 20, 2012
This reader is done in the form load event and is the very first thing done so I don't understand why it's telling me there is an open DataReader. I've also set MARS=True in my connection string so obviously it is something else.Here's my code and like I said the routine is called at the top of the form load event. The error occurs on the
and in class that starts new thread started every time users change some data(very often)
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1. other parts of application are targeting other SQL server...just this adapter is updating only one row(table has two columns, some id and last time any of users changed something.
I get the following message "There is already an open DataReader associated with this Command which must be closed first." Is the insert statement the most effiecient way to write to the table row by row?
Dim comment As String Dim cnx As Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection = SqlCnx.SourceDB Dim cmd As New Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand("select number,comment from [Comments]", cnx) Dim daComments As New SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter Dim bsComments As New BindingSource cmd.CommandTimeout = "360" cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text cnx.Open()
I have two datareaders: [Code] When i'm running the code i get this error in the highlighted line: "There is already an open DataReader associated with this Command which must be closed first." I used different variables in both readers, why do i get this error? do i have to open a new sqlConnection for this task?
I'm trying to put together a quick example for another thread about treeviews, and I'm getting a problem when I have a recursive routine, getting the message.
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There is already an open DataReader associated with this Command which must be closed first.
I'm a tad confused as I am explicitly creating a new command every time through the loop, so I'm not sure (unless its something ADO is doing behind the scenes) how the datareaders higher up the tree are interfering.
Here's my code :
Private Sub SetupChildren(ByVal ParentID As Integer, ByRef ParentNode As TreeNode) Dim MyCommand As New SqlCommand("SELECT * FROM Groups WHERE ParentGroup=@ParentGroup", m_myConnection)
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Obviously I could close the data reader down before calling the next level of recursion but it would prevent the code continuing the loop at the current level when it had finished processing children.
I have a problem with my project. here is the problem:
My code for login is as follows:
dim conn as SqlConnection = New SqlConnection("Data Source.................) dim cmd as SqlCommand = New SqlCommand("Loguser",conn) cmd.CammandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
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Now the error i get is that "there is a datareader associate with this connection that need to be closed"
why is the datareader closed? I had to change this from a stored procedure to dynamic because our IT guy was encountering trouble changing the sp permissions.. so there's definitely a time factor
Dim cmd3 As New SqlCommand cmd3.Connection = connect Dim dr2 As SqlDataReader
I have a datareader pulling data from Oracle. It all works fine but I have one issue. When I issue the read() command ala;
While dr.Read Column1List.Add(dr.GetValue(0).ToString().Replace(vbCrLf, "")) Column2List.Add(dr.GetValue(1).ToString().Replace(vbCrLf, ""))
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When the code hits that " While dr.Read" line it will hang there for up to 30 minutes which is just a ridiculous amount of time to advance to the next record, which is what the documentation says is all that is happening here. It only occurs the first time it hits that line...once it gets past it once, it does not hang again as it goes through it's while loop.
I have this sub as part of my login / logout system. When this sub is called to login users it works perfectly, but on logout it throws an error that doesn't make any sense to me.
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This sets a nonsense email address so that when validate_session searches for a valid email/session combo in the db it trips the destruction of the sensitive session data.
The question boils down to this: Why is the error being thrown when the logout sub calls validate_session?
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In the Main menu form load:
CNN = New SqlConnection(sqlConnString) CNN.Open()
Then when I want to read from the database:
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