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Comments by Ashish Babu (Top 15 by date)
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 22:08pm
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The problem has got sorted Out, I took a new entity framework model. then it worked correctly.
Thanks all
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 9:57am
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It is an integer value, I have checked it.
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 8:10am
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I do have,,I have double checked it.
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 8:00am
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It is giving null exception
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 7:51am
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I guess the problem is in query now.
Record rec = (Record)obj.Records.Where(x => x.Id == 1);
what is the error in the statement above
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 6:41am
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no, it is giving null value exception
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 6:28am
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but my requirement is to get the id which is in index column
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 6:18am
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yes u r right, but the id is still not retrievable.
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 6:16am
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@jackspero18
but now i am able to get the id and it is giving null value exception, previously it had been working fine. I am updating the code please have a look at it.
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 6:02am
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@jackspero18
There is a error in the line saying ArgumentOutOfException.
string t3 = GridView1.DataKeys[e.RowIndex].Value.ToString();
After removing the error, same problem is still there, it is fetching previous data.
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 5:48am
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There is a gridview which shows the id, name and address,
I am editing the name and address in the gridview, but when i am actually fetching the updated data, it is giving only the previously fetched data from the database and not the updated one. My aim is to save the updated data in the gridview to the database.
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 5:27am
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@Bhupendra Kumar Shukla
yeah u r right,
ArgumentOutOfRangeException is being thrown .
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 4:55am
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I want the data which is updated in the grid view.
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 4:55am
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yes .. but i also want to get to know where i have gone wrong.
Ashish Babu
31-Jul-13 4:54am
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when i am using the code , the value which i am getting is either blank
But i need to access the data which is updated.
I am checking that the data which it is previously fetching is rather getting saved.
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