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easy points - best way to modify select statement contained in the #region Web Form Designer generated code
Hey Experts-
I'm working in asp.neet using c#
my form has a select statement in the section:
#region Web Form Designer generated code
...
this.odbcSelectCommand1.Co mmandText = "SELECT LIST.* FROM LIST WHERE userID = 2";
I need to alter the where statement programatically.
Should I just mess with that string and build what I need, or is there another way of doing it that overrides the web form generated code -
in otherwords, I know I can do something like
this.odbcSelectCommand1.Co mmandText = "SELECT LIST.* FROM LIST WHERE userID = " + varUserId ;
but what I need to know is - is this the best or "right" way to do it?
for that matter I'm pretty new to ASP.net and C# - can I just specify the whole thing in my code? which would take precidence?
I'm working on this right now -so if someone can give a good answer - you'll likely get the points today.
- Jack
Basically
I'm working in asp.neet using c#
my form has a select statement in the section:
#region Web Form Designer generated code
...
this.odbcSelectCommand1.Co
I need to alter the where statement programatically.
Should I just mess with that string and build what I need, or is there another way of doing it that overrides the web form generated code -
in otherwords, I know I can do something like
this.odbcSelectCommand1.Co
but what I need to know is - is this the best or "right" way to do it?
for that matter I'm pretty new to ASP.net and C# - can I just specify the whole thing in my code? which would take precidence?
I'm working on this right now -so if someone can give a good answer - you'll likely get the points today.
- Jack
Basically
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PS the system made me choose a single answer as the accepted one - however I am equally greatful to all 3 of you for your comments - I've upped the question value from 250 to 450 so a 3 way split works out to 150 each (600 each with an A weighting)
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You guys gave me some alternate ways of putting the parameters in the querty - which is great stuff to know.
What I was really getting at (and probably was unclear about) is - should the Web Form Designer Code ever be modified? By default in VS2003, it's hidden and I have to click the '-' symbol to expand the section and see the code -that made me leary of modifying it - for fear that it could cause issues with the development IDE being able to recognize it's own code.
What I found was that I seem to be able to set the value twice - once in the web generated code using
this.odbcSelectCommand1...
and again in my if(!ispostback) block -
just using
odbcSelectCommand1... (without the this)
I assume that the order of code execution is such that the if(!postback) loop occurs after the web form designer code
Thanks again for your responses!