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c#, sql, passing parameters in stored procedure

Asked by R8VI in .NET, C# Programming Language, SQL Server 2005

Tags: c#, asp.net, sql

Hi,

I have the follwoign code

     public static DataSet GetQ(string[] qID, bool[] answer)
        {
            Database db = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase();
            DBCommandWrapper CW = db.GetStoredProcCommandWrapper(C.S.GAnswers);


            CW.AddInParameter("@ID", DbType.Int32, qID);
            CW.AddInParameter("@Answer", DbType.Boolean, answer);
            DataSet ds;


            ds = db.ExecuteDataSet(CW);

            return ds;

        }

that bascially goes to the DB calls the stored prod Ganswers and pass the variables and returns data.

my question is that the first time round string [] qid and bool[] answer will only have one data in each at array 0 but second time round it will have two pieces of data in both at array point 0 and 1

so how do i design my stored procedure so that first time it take 2 arguments qid and answer but then second time round it take 4 arguments 2 from qid and 2 from answer.


This is what i have so far in the stored prod

select * from x
where qid <> @id and answer= @answer

bascially i need to check first as well if answer array has true then keep answer= @answer else answer<> @answer  


please help

Thanks,

R8VI
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