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Passing values from a Stored Procedure to a label
Using the stored procedure code below, I need to pass the data retrieved from the stored procedure to display in several labels on my page. A developer friend of mine suggested using a datareader to do this. I need help understanding how this is done.
I've heard a few different opinions about datareader being "old" way of doing this. However, if anyone has done this before whether using a datareader or not, I'd appreciate learning how this done.
I've already created the GUI for the data from the SP.
I've heard a few different opinions about datareader being "old" way of doing this. However, if anyone has done this before whether using a datareader or not, I'd appreciate learning how this done.
I've already created the GUI for the data from the SP.
USE [DATABASE_NAME]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[SearchOrg] Script Date: 03/30/2009 16:03:58 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER procedure [dbo].[SearchOrg]
@OrgN varchar(50)
AS
BEGIN
select n1.*, n2.*, n3.*, n4.* from
(select
O.CC as CC_#,
O.name as ORGname, ISNULL(CONVERT(varchar(50),O.DOP), '**No DOP in datasource**') as DODAAC,
A.Line1 as StreetAddress,
A.City,
A.State,
A.Zip as ZipCode,
B.CostCenter,
B.CCNumber
from
organization as O
left join building as B on O.Locationid = B.buildingid
left join addresses as A on B.mailingaddressid = A.addressid where
isnull(O.recordstatusid, 0) <> -1
--order by O.name
) as n1
left join
(select
O.name as Organization_Name,
P.FirstName,
P.MiddleName,
P.LastName,
t.name as RoleName
from
prsnlrlt as T
left join prsnlrls as R on T.prsnlrltid = R.prsnlrltid
left join prsnlas P on R.prsnlid = P.prsnlid
left join org as O on R.orgid = O.orgid where
T.name like '%Director%') as n2
on n1.ORGname = n2.Organization_Name
left join
(select
O.name as Organization_Name,
P.FirstName,
P.MiddleName,
P.LastName,
t.name as RoleName
from
prsnlrlt as T
left join prsnlrls as R on T.prsnlrltid = R.prsnlrltid
left join prsnlas P on R.prsnlid = P.prsnlid
left join org as O on R.orgid = O.orgid where
T.name like 'Asset%') as n3
on n1.ORGname = n3.Organization_Name
left join
(select
O.name as Organization_Name,
P.FirstName,
P.MiddleName,
P.LastName,
t.name as RoleName
from
prsnlrlt as T
left join prsnlrls as R on T.prsnlrlsid = R.prsnlrlsid
left join prsnl as P on R.prsnlid = P.prsnlid
left join org as O on R.orgid = O.orgid where
T.name like '%Inventory%') as n4
on n1.ORGname = n4.Organization_Name
WHERE Org_Name = @OrgN
order by n1.ORGname
End
ASKER
I am using SQL SMS, running Win XP Pro using VB.Net in VS 2008.
i do not think that the stored procedure approach will work with what you want to do here ... what you need here is in my opinion a view!
ASKER
Thank you for your response, gnovakhs2n.
Why won't the stored procedure work?
Why won't the stored procedure work?
ASKER
Are there any Experts -- Gurus, Genius, etc. on this forum that can help me out?
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Thank you, for your response. Your suggestiong does sound simpler, and I'm not sure why the SQL developer suggested I use SP in the way I described.
Here's the thing....one sql developer wrote the queries, and another sql developer put the query/ies in a stored procedure. I'm not sure why it was done this way (SP), but this is the way I was given to access the data (via SP). I will try to find with the Sql developer who created the SP to see if he can do what you suggest here:
"You should put the select in the stored procedure in a view and query this view from your GUI"
Since I do not code SQL well, and I'm just revisiting my .Net skills from three years ago (using VS 2005) -- I'm out of practice and I'm approaching .Net as a brand new "student" so I appreciate all the help I can get. :)
How would I query the view from the GUI?
Here's the thing....one sql developer wrote the queries, and another sql developer put the query/ies in a stored procedure. I'm not sure why it was done this way (SP), but this is the way I was given to access the data (via SP). I will try to find with the Sql developer who created the SP to see if he can do what you suggest here:
"You should put the select in the stored procedure in a view and query this view from your GUI"
Since I do not code SQL well, and I'm just revisiting my .Net skills from three years ago (using VS 2005) -- I'm out of practice and I'm approaching .Net as a brand new "student" so I appreciate all the help I can get. :)
How would I query the view from the GUI?
ASKER
I never got an answer to my last question.
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