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A way to insert a value into a SqlDataSource??
Hi,
I am inserting a new record from the detailsview of insert mode.
I have a SqlDataSource to insert a new record.
If possible, I would like to insert a user's value coming from the WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent
<asp:SqlDataSource ...
InsertCommand="Insert into table(type, title,name) values(@type,@title,'admin
....</asp:SqlDataSource>
Instead of 'admin', I would like to grab the userID using WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent
and attach to that sqldatasource.
I am inserting a new record from the detailsview of insert mode.
I have a SqlDataSource to insert a new record.
If possible, I would like to insert a user's value coming from the WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent
<asp:SqlDataSource ...
InsertCommand="Insert into table(type, title,name) values(@type,@title,'admin
....</asp:SqlDataSource>
Instead of 'admin', I would like to grab the userID using WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent
and attach to that sqldatasource.
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Hi,
Well, as far as I know there is no other, more "proper" way of doing it. You need to to pass the value from the user context to a variable which can be consumed by the datasource, then you are limited to a number possible choices, using the SessionParameter is probably the easiest, most "clean" implementation.
/Carl.
Well, as far as I know there is no other, more "proper" way of doing it. You need to to pass the value from the user context to a variable which can be consumed by the datasource, then you are limited to a number possible choices, using the SessionParameter is probably the easiest, most "clean" implementation.
/Carl.
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THat SessionParameter worked for me.
I don't know if that is proper way of doing thing but for now i think i will use that.