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Vignesh Kumar

Remove backslash from string c#

Hi,

I am trying to add a value to a queryparameters for reporting services programmatically.

 
 List<QueryParameter> lst = new List<QueryParameter>();
 QueryParameter qp = new QueryParameter();
 qp.Name = "@UserID";
 qp.Value = "[@UserID]";
 lst.Add(qp);

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The values are getting inserted, but with \ character and is it because of @. My QueryParameter value should be like [@UserID] and instead it is displayed as \[@UserID\].

How can I remove the \ from the value and the \ doesn't show when I debug.

Really appreciate any suggestions.

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Gustav Brock🇩🇰

Wouldn't this do:

qp.Value = @"[@UserID]";

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Pawan Kumar🇮🇳

Try..

YourParameter = YourParameter.Replace("\", "");

Vignesh Kumar

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@Gustav Brock - I have tried this and it doesn't remove the \ from the value.

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Pawan Kumar🇮🇳

Hi Vignesh,
What about mine?

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Pawan

Vignesh Kumar

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@Pawan - The \ character is not visible in code and even if I debug I'm not able to find it. \ value is getting created in UI mentioned in the image in post. Also I cannot use replace method for this queryparameter object.

Pawan Kumar🇮🇳

Use double \\ and check . Where are you trying this , in SSRS, SQL ?

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Vignesh Kumar

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@Pawan - In that case it creates double slash.

Pawan Kumar🇮🇳

Where are you trying this , in SSRS, SQL ?

Vignesh Kumar

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@Pawan - I'm trying to add parameter value to SSRS through c# using rdlobjectmodel API.

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Pawan Kumar🇮🇳

Please post c# code

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Pawan Kumar🇮🇳

Hi Author,

Any luck with this?

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