Comments by ekolis - CodeProject

ekolis 17-Aug-16 10:07am View

Is this a VB error or a SQL error? You have a smart quote inside your SQL statement (after cate and before values) which doesn't belong there.

By the way, you should never insert values from a text box directly into a database; that leaves you vulnerable to SQL injection (a simple form of hacking which can be used to read, modify, or delete your data). You should always use parameterized queries: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.sqlclient.sqlcommand.parameters(v=vs.110).aspx

ekolis 9-May-12 13:07pm View

Hmm... well, you could always make EntryBody an abstract type...

ekolis 10-Mar-12 17:39pm View

Oh, maybe it was that a property cannot have the same name as its enclosing class - sorry!

ekolis 10-Mar-12 17:25pm View

To be honest, I wasn't aware your original post's syntax was correct - I thought you had to give properties of anonymous types names, e.g.
[code="C#"]
new
{
Address = row.Address.Trim()
}
[/code]

ekolis 10-Mar-12 17:23pm View

Did you forget the parentheses after Trim?

ekolis 10-Mar-12 17:21pm View

Really? What error did you get?

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