How to check whether transaction updated or not

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How to check whether a update query updated the record or not. i have used cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() to update record

Posted 16-Jun-13 19:14pm

Usha Muhunthan

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Madhav Hatwalne 17-Jun-13 6:12am

Every fresher must know how to achieve this!

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Madhav Hatwalne · Answer 1 · 2013-06-17T00:07:00

In Store Procedure

SQL

BEGIN TRY 
BEGIN TARN
your code
COMMIT TRAN
Select 1 As 'Sucess'
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
ROLLBACK TRAN
SELECT 0 AS 'Error'
END CATCH

In C# Code

You can refer to this link

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1249091/how-to-get-datatable-as-a-result-of-stored-procedure[^]

Madhav Hatwalne · Answer 2 · 2013-06-16T19:21:00

Solution 1

For such cases My method is set try and catch block if Transaction is successful use Select 1 and in front end get output in 1 dataset and check dataset element is true or false on that basis you can check transaction completed or not

Posted 16-Jun-13 19:21pm

Madhav Hatwalne

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Usha Muhunthan 17-Jun-13 2:01am

Thank u Madhav Hatwalne.
If cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()=true Then
IS this one Correct

Madhav Hatwalne 17-Jun-13 5:50am

No not like this!

Usha Muhunthan 21-Jun-13 1:50am

I checked If cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()=true is correct one

Madhav Hatwalne 24-Jun-13 1:36am

Get your result of procedure in a dataset and check the the first element of the first row
u have to use Datadapter