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Problem binding data to DropDownList in DetailsView DetailsView control in edit mode, I pass parameters to the SqlDataSourceProducts (edit aspx?id=2) and the data source selects the appropriate data and fills in the
Parameter type mismatch when calling SSRS Web Service LoadReport Please convert the data type of the parameter value to datetype before passing the value to the report The code is incomplete; please post the rest of the code snippet if you need further help
Input string was not in a correct format The value retrieved from the text box in of type string, you need to convert this string value to a double value first, like: Convert ToDouble (TextBoxName Text) store this value in a double variable and then use it MARK AS ANSWER, if this helps -YRUS Marked as answer byAnonymousThursday, October 7, 2021 12:00 AM Monday, January 10, 2011 1:37 AM
unhandled exception - invalid character It seems like it's trying to write an attribute to the reflection org xml file that documents a method parameter What language are you programming? Although, I doubt 0x04 is a valid character for a parameter name in any language But just to be sure, do you have any method parameters in your code that contain the 0x04 character?
CEvent and initial ownership - social. msdn. microsoft. com For the Win32 API CreateEvent there is no equivalent parameter There is a parameter called bInitialState but this seems different from whatever the bInitialOwn is supposed to mean, as it says: "If this parameter is TRUE, the initial state of the event object is signaled; otherwise, it is nonsignaled" I do understand this
POSSIBLE BUG: Different query results: parameter vs hardcoded value Bill, I was also surprised with this Short word, but this parameter was created via Parameters Ribbon button, where I chose Integer from the list Unfortunately, I have the same result with Long type instead
GridView FilterExpression filter by date (day) VB It should be a proper datetime value You have specified the Control Parameter type as DateTime So, the SelectedValue should a valid dateTime Otherwise, you will get this exception You can try changing that type to string from DateTime and see if it works Friday, July 29, 2011 1:19 PM 0 Sign in to vote User-329221317 posted
Converting from Union Type from C++ to C# Also, note that if your goal is to use this in interop, then you'll need a lot more than what I'm showing The conversion below (from C++ to C# Converter) is just the nearest C# equivalent, not the declarations you would need to use these types in an interop situation (which is much more complex)