C#

Robert Widmark wrote:

I'm just here to say hello.

Gwarmo wrote:

What is the best way to go about finding the info i need?

Bastard Programmer from Hell

Create PROCEDURE spGetAllEmployee
	(
	@startIndex		int,
	@pageSize		int,
	@sortBy		nvarchar(30),
	@totalEmployees	int OUTPUT		
	)
AS
	SET NOCOUNT ON 

 DECLARE
    @sqlStatement nvarchar(max),    
    @upperBound int

  IF @startIndex  < 1 SET @startIndex = 1
  IF @pageSize < 1 SET @pageSize = 1
  
  SET @upperBound = @startIndex + @pageSize
 

 Select @totalEmployees=Count(*) From Employee
  
  SET @sqlStatement = ' SELECT E.EmployeeID, E.EmployeeCode, E.Name, E.Department, E.Salary
                FROM (
                      SELECT  ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY ' + @sortBy + ') AS rowNumber, *
                      FROM    Employee
                     ) AS E
                WHERE  rowNumber >= ' + CONVERT(varchar(9), @startIndex) + ' AND
                       rowNumber <  ' + CONVERT(varchar(9), @upperBound)
  exec (@sqlStatement)

MarkB123 wrote:

which separate my apps from others...

PIEBALDconsult wrote:

Maybe theirs are better?

cacampa wrote:

I try to write my own parser but ıt will be very diffucult because There are lots of conditions can be wrıtten

cacampa wrote:

so How can ı do this ?

cacampa wrote:

Its to important for me please help me