C#

paddymega wrote:

Shows error near ) , god knows what error.

CREATE PROCEDURE EDITROW (INT naim, INT aig, INT fmno, INT doab)//these are the parameters being received by the program to the procedure

@age INT,//parameters from the database no wonwards
@name VARCHAR(30),
@familymemno INT,
@DOB int,//end of parameters from the database
 
AS

UPDATE elecdb
SET naim=@name, aig=@age, fmno=@fammemno, doab=@dob
WHERE @DOB=doab; //update query
RETURN

CREATE PROCEDURE EDITROW (INT @naim, INT @aig, INT @fmno, INT @doab) 
AS
BEGIN
  UPDATE elecdb             // this is not a comment, this style will create a syntax error too!
     SET name=@naim,        -- this is a comment
         age=@aig,          /* or this */ 
         fammemno = @fmno, 
         dob = @doab
   WHERE dob = @doab; 
END

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paddymega wrote:

The error is "incorrect syntax near INT, must declare the scalar variable @naim"

CREATE PROCEDURE EDITROW (@naim INT, @aig INT, @fmno INT, @doab INT) 
AS
BEGIN
  UPDATE elecdb             
     SET name=@naim,        
         age=@aig,          
         fammemno = @fmno, 
         dob = @doab
   WHERE dob = @doab; 
END

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ashjassi wrote:

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lordrt wrote:

I do know about using Task Scheduler in Windows 7,

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namespace Testing_Functions
{
    class Addition
    {
        public Double Test(Double Val1, Double Val2, Double Val3)
        {
            Double Test_Val = Val1 + Val2 + Val3;
            return Test_Val;
        }
    }
}

Addition a = new Addition();
Double Result = a.Test(A,B,C);

public static Double Test(Double Val1, Double Val2, Double Val3)

Double Result = new Program().Test(A,B,C);

Program program = new Program();
Double Result = program.Test(A,B,C);

delegate void SetStatus(string text);

private void SetStatusStrip(string text){
 Invoke(text => {
     // do some work
   }, new object[] { text } );  
}