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 Author  Thread: updatecommand help
Tom Cook
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updatecommand helpYour last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 13 Dec 08 12:47 PM
It looks like slx ignores the updateparameters and so I am left with using ? to substitute my parameters and I cannot figure out how to ignore some of the parameters or where slx gets the order from. The update statement in slx profiler looks like:

update opportunity set description = [DBTYPE_STR,"Concepts-Phase1"], estimatedclose=[DBTYPE_STR,"1/30/2009 7:00:00 PM"] where opportunityid =[DBTYPE_STR,"T"][DBTYPE_STR,"O6UJ9A000002"]

but as you can see there is an extra parameter tacked onto my oppid.

Any help would be appreciated.

Here is the asp:

DataSourceID="dsOpps" HeaderText="Edit Project" ID="oppDetails" runat="server"
Width="275px" OnItemUpdated="oppDetails_ItemUpdated" OnModeChanging="oppDetails_ModeChanging">








ProviderName="<%$ ConnectionStrings:myportal.ProviderName %>"
SelectCommand="SELECT a.opportunityid, shipcommission,description,isnull(estimatedclose,'') [estimatedclose] FROM opportunity a inner join c_opportunity_details b on a.opportunityid = b.opportunityid WHERE a.opportunityid = ?"
UpdateCommand="update opportunity set description = ?, estimatedclose=? where opportunityid =?">
<selectParameters>

</selectParameters>





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