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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] question about sql to c# datatypes
Boolean and String respectively.
DataReader.GetBoolean([column_name_bit]),
DataReader.GetString([column_name_var_char]);
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From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Beha
The datareader has many many functions for retrieving field values, such
as GetInt32, GetGuid, etc.. You should look at all of those, to see which
ones are more appropriate for the data types you have, and define MyFunc
appropriately.
On Wed, 1 May 2002 14:36:42 -0700, Jeff Mangan <[EMAIL PROTEC
Jeff Mangan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I have a datareader and for each row, I am passing two of the
> column values to a c# function in my code behind. They are a
> bit and varchar(50). My c# function will only work if I make
> the parameters as objects ie. MyFunc (object value1, objec
: [DOTNET] question about sql to c# datatypes
I have a datareader and for each row, I am passing two of the column
values to a c# function in my code behind. They are a bit and
varchar(50). My c# function will only work if I make the parameters as
objects ie. MyFunc (object value1, object value2). I
I have a datareader and for each row, I am passing two of the column values
to a c# function in my code behind. They are a bit and varchar(50). My c#
function will only work if I make the parameters as objects ie. MyFunc
(object value1, object value2). I don't want to do it this way due to many
