Implicit conversion from data type sql_variant to uniqueidentifier is not...
I kept getting an error when updating my DataGrid control. Below is my SQLDataSource and Datagrid control:<asp:SqlDataSource ID="sqlLusHmoob" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$...
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First of all, what datatype is 'WordID'? Is it auto-creating? you show it as an object here: <asp:Parameter Name="wordID" Type="Object" />
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augustwindFirst of all, what datatype is 'WordID'? Is it auto-creating? you show it as an object here: <asp:Parameter Name="wordID" Type="Object" />It is uniqueidentifier and it's not...
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Try this,DeleteCommand="DELETE FROM [lusHmoob] WHERE [wordID] = CAST(@wordID as VARCHAR(36) "
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Just to test it out, I simplified it like this:<asp:SqlDataSource ID="sqlLusHmoob" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:LaujTsovConnectionString %>" DeleteCommand="DELETE...
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Do the casting on both side, so try thisDeleteCommand="DELETE FROM [lusHmoob] WHERE Cast(wordID as VARCHAR(36) = CAST(@wordID as VARCHAR(36)
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sandeepmittal11Do the casting on both side, so try thisDeleteCommand="DELETE FROM [lusHmoob] WHERE Cast(wordID as VARCHAR(36) = CAST(@wordID as VARCHAR(36)Same error. Again, I'm not trying to delete....
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have a look athttp://forums.asp.net/p/1201156/2091127.aspx
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ashish.chotaliahave a look athttp://forums.asp.net/p/1201156/2091127.aspxIf you look at my code (line 27) above, you'll see that I did delete the Type="Object" already. I also did try Type="String" and...
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You should use this:<asp:Parameter Name="xxx" DbType="Guid"…… />
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Here's what I got:<asp:SqlDataSource ID="sqlLusHmoob" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:LaujTsovConnectionString %>" DeleteCommand="DELETE FROM [lusHmoob] WHERE wordID =...
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Please use Guid.NewGuid().ToString() to update your guid. You cannot write a string there.
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Decker Dong - MSFTPlease use Guid.NewGuid().ToString() to update your guid. You cannot write a string there. Why do I need a NewGuid? If everytime I update there is a newguid, that will mess things up,...
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Oh Hummm……I think you should check whether your type is really of Guid or not.
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just try this<asp:Parameter Name="wordID" Type="String" />
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