CanNOT Get The Return Value From Own Stored Procedure?
Jan 22, 2011
Why I can NOT get the return value (Scope_Identity) by executing my own Stored procedure (SQL Server 2008) via this below code written in VB.NET 2008? The SP inserts the new record into Table1 but I have 0 as the return value!What's wrong with it?here is my vb.net code and my SP:
Public Function Insert(ByVal Obj As entity, connectionString As String) As Integer
Dim ScopeIdentity As Integer
Dim Connection As New SqlConnection(connectionString)
I have a stored procedure in SQL Server for generating transaction numbers.how to call the Stored Procedure from VB.NET and how will i get the value that is returned from the procedure into the front end.
I am having problems getting the return value from a stored procedure.As I said the last time, while I am an old programmer, I am new to visual languages.The code is as follows:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim strServerName As String Dim intServerID As Integer[code]....
From what I have read this should work. I think I have declared the parameters correctly.When I run the stored procedure from SQL it returns the correct value so I know the problem is in VB.It is a simple stored procedure, however, I am trying to remain consistent and use stored procedures as much as possible.
So I want to erase the guid @value from the database and retrieve the return value from my stored procedure [code]object name 'value' not valid..Net SqlClient Data Provider0.
I am trying to create stored procedure that gone return varchar value, and that value I need to display in textbox. This is the code for stored procedure:
the stored procedure is within a transaction. I want to get the inserted values after calling the stored procedure. My problem is, I don't know if that is possible because the transaction is not yet commited.
I am using vs 2008 doing a winforms app in vb.net. I have a database with a single table, that has two columns, in it and a stored procedure. The stored procedure is supposed to take an input value, match that value against one column in the table and then return the corresponding value from the other column; except it doesnt.It returns 1 or 0
ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.getgamenumber(@outputnumber bigint OUTPUT, @inputnumber bigint) AS
i am trying to find examples of getting data back from a stored procedure that has no parameters sent to it nor has any returned output parameter. Though it does display data.How can i get that from my code im using below?
Dim myCommandSQL As New SqlCommand Dim myReaderSQL As SqlDataReader = Nothing Dim intX As Integer = 0[code]....
The @return_value i just put there to see what would happen but i got nothing returned.
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[TestProcedure] AS BEGIN SELECT TOP 1 CampaignID FROM Campaigns SELECT TOP 1 ServiceID FROM Services ORDER BY ServiceID desc END
In my .NET Project, I have a LINQ to SQL file (.dbml) and I have drag-and-dropped this procedure to create a new class TestProcedureResult:
Partial Public Class TestProcedureResult Private _CampaignID As Integer Public Sub New()
[Code]....
So it is not returning ServiceID. How can I retreive ServiceID using LINQ to SQL? I know we can customize stored procedure calls, but how can I customize in this particular scenario?
I'm new to LINQ and am having a problem getting proper results from a simple (working) stored procedure that takes no parameters and returns a single Integer. When calling this sproc with LINQ its returnvalue is always 0. When run using tableadapter or directly on the sql server it works, returning 6 digit values like 120123.
Here is my LINQ code:
Dim MeetingManager As New MeetingManagerDataContext Dim MeetingID As Integer = MeetingManager.NewMeetingID().ReturnValue Here is the NewMeetingID procedure: ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[NewMeetingID] AS SET NOCOUNT ON BEGIN
I have a stored procedure in DBML and I try to pass the result to "sqlQryArray" as an array(1 dimensional array). But the bottom code causes error like below message. What else should be done?
Error 1 Value of type '1-dimensional array of aaaDatabase.stp_GetSomethingResult' cannot be converted to '1-dimensional array of String' because 'aaaDatabase.stp_GetSomethingResult' is not derived from 'String'.
The return result from stored procedure is a just list of first names of students(only one column)
Dim sqlQry = aaaLINQ.stp_GetSomething(bbb,ccc,ddd) Dim sqlQryArray As String() = sqlQry.ToArray()
Dim data As DataTable = DataAccess.ExecuteDataSet("AuthenticateWebServiceClient" _ , New SqlParameter("@ClientID", ClientId) _ , New SqlParameter("@Password", Password) _[code]....
Except PrepareSPCommand isn't recognized by VS. Does anyone know the correct way to convert this function to C#.
I have a stored procedure to update a table, but needs a couple of values from another table.
the first two selects get the value from the table and then are used in the update statement.
The select statments:
Select @iStatusDropDownValueID = iDropDownValueID From DropDownValue Inner Join DropDownValueType On DropDownValue.iDropDownValueTypeID =
[Code].....
First, the values that are retrieved by the first two select statements are always the same. So they could be passed in by the code itself. I don't know that this will speed things up at all, just make the entire stored procedure better and easier to read.
Second, if the "Value Name" should change this store procedure will break (which is possible, but not often).
I am looking for any insight into the Best Practices for this situation.
I want use a stored procedure in my project but I have no idea about it. Please could you tell me a little bit about how to use I can use one in my vb.net application ?
I have noticed the following but unable to understand why.Whenever a procedure is called in .net it takes more time than when it is called subsequently.Even if a procedure is called after some interval it takes more time than it takes if it is called quite frequently. i am not asking about sql query or sql command. any user definded function or user defined method takes much more time to finish when it is called occasionaly. but when the same procedure is called quite often it finishes a lot faster. why?
I am currently building an ASPX webpage for internal use. Basically, there are two buttons on this page and I need each one to kick off a different stored procedure on our local SQLServer based on the needed task. these stored rocedures do quite a bit of work and take 3-5 minutes to finish running. In neither case do I need any kind of gridview or other output from these stored procedures, as they are simply crunching/cleaning data that will populate some tables that the user will then use to complete their task. There are also no inputs or parameters needed.
So i'm OK at ASPX and pretty good at SQL, but have no idea on the VB code behind page. This is what I have ben able to put together based on 3 days of googling. i think i am close but can't quite get across the line.
CODE:
I'm not sure if you need to see any of my ASPX or my SQL. both work fine on their own, but i am not able to get these buttons to work.
I have a stored procedure that when I run it within my application it times out, but when I use Management Studio and pass in the same exact parameters, the stored procedure executes under a second. I had this exact same issue with the same stored procedure before, and all I did was recompile it, and it fixed the problem, but I do not want to keep having to recompile this stored procedure every few days or so. Has anyone else ran into this issue before?
Another note I would like to mention, is that I'm currently working on a test database, so I'm not inserting, deleting or updating any of the records that the Stored Procedure is using. So the database itself is not changing, but for some reason the Stored Procedure is showing degradation, and at the most we have 2 users in the database at a time.
Below is the code I use to call the Stored Procedure from my app.
As I mentioned, if I run the Stored Procedure within Mangement Studio, it runs with no problems. Also if I recompile the stored procedure, it runs fine within the app, but after a few days, the stored procedure starts to timeout again within the app and I need to recompile it again.
I am pretty new to VB and I am not sure why this is not working, basically I am trying to run a stored procedure from my web code. The sp runs just fine in SQL, I've tried it several times so I am sure that is not the problem. I don't want to return any results, I just want to see an "ok" statement if it runs and an error message if it doesn't. The code I am using for the lables (warnings and confirmation) is reused from earlier on the same page, the same goes for the validations (valUpload).
I am using SSMS 2008 and VB. I'm a novice VB developer. I am trying to display results of a simple stored proc on my ASPX page. But I get the error below. Here is my code behind for the ASPX page:
I am trying to get some data relevant to a stored procedure (or funtion) back from a database using .Net. The first thing I need to be able to do, is get the stored proc from the database and turn it into string format.The information I need is: The return set of columns, tables used within the SP, Stored Procedures called from the SP. The only way of doing this at the moment that i can think of, is though parsing the text and looking for keyword matches.
I am a newbie to vb.net and sql server. My responsibility is to build a vb.net function that when a scanner scans an object, it would take the scanned string and call a stored procedure to get a row of data that match that scanned string and pass the data row to an application that would print out a label.below is my vb.net and sql server stored procedure script
1. Do I have to come up with a public class in order to store my row of data to pass it on to a different vb.net application that would take that data row and print out a label?
2. In my stored procedure, how would I return the founded data row to the vb.net function?
Module makeLabel Public Class AMGCdata Public fileName As String[code]...........
