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Using IFF statement in C#

Asked by dotnet0824 in Microsoft Visual C#.Net, Programming for ASP.NET, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

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I want to use IIF statement equivalient in C# coding
if strName is Empty I want to pass System.DBnull.value to be inserted in DB else strName would be passed

string strName;
strName = TxtName.text.value;

strName = string.empty  ? System.dbnull.value :  strName

Whatz the correct syntax. I get some Errors
 
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2 IFF statement on Time Field
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6 Using a IFF statement I have the followi…
 
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