How Can I Find Return Value(Count)

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i trying to find the return value

strEventCount = paramAdhocError.Value.ToString();

which value is returing strEventCount?

when im seeing in quickwatch it showing like value={}.

plz can any one help me on this how to fing that array value.

Posted 1-Jan-14 2:10am

devchina

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 1-Jan-14 8:13am

It's maybe under the bed?
But really - it's not a question! You must improve it. Maybe post more of your code to let us understood what you talking about?

[no name] 1-Jan-14 8:35am

*lol*, just checked. Now we know at least under my bed it is not :)

devchina 1-Jan-14 8:21am

OraClient.OracleTransaction oraTran = oraclConnect.BeginTransaction();
MyDA.Fill(Ds);
strEventCount = paramAdhocError.Value.ToString();
here im trying to see how much value its returning this strEventCount.
im getting value={} in quickwatch.so how can i find this.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 1-Jan-14 8:38am

Still not too clear...
Where paramAdhocError gets its value?

thatraja 1-Jan-14 8:26am

Check the value of 'paramAdhocError.Value' in quickwatch. If nothing then the db returns nothing/null.

devchina 1-Jan-14 8:30am

it showing {} like this

thatraja 1-Jan-14 8:33am

Check the value of 'paramAdhocError' in quickwatch, if it's null then your db returns null value

devchina 1-Jan-14 8:40am

im getting like this
Name value
paramAdhocError.value = {}

my question is how to find this array value.

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thatraja · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-01T02:48:00

Solution 1

Always share the code in your question for quick answers. Try like below

C#

strEventCount = paramAdhocError.Length.ToString();

FYI C# Arrays[^]

And I suggest you to learn C# basics.

Posted 1-Jan-14 2:48am

thatraja