Linq to sql in Call Stored Procedure & return how list of record set in entity

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Linq to sql in Call Stored Procedure & return how list of record set in entity

Here i have csp_GetAllRole stored procedure it takes argument and finally i have required return a list of record using List<core.entity.setting> . So in this i have problem in return data how ? So please help me sir....

C#

public List<setting> GetRole(Core.Entity.Setting se)
{
    var sdata = demo.csp_GetAllRole(se.RoleName, se.SortExpression, se.SortDirection);

    return sdata;
}

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Posted 15-Jun-14 20:58pm

keyur_raval

Updated 15-Jun-14 21:31pm

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)

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DamithSL 16-Jun-14 3:19am

update the question with csp_GetAllRole code

keyur_raval 16-Jun-14 3:30am

USE [MyDemo]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[csp_GetAllRole] Script Date: 06/16/2014 11:21:53 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
--exec csp_GetAllRole '','RoleName','desc'

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[csp_GetAllRole]

@RoleName nvarchar(100),
@SortExpression varchar(20),
@SortDirection varchar(5)
AS
BEGIN
IF ISNULL(@SortDirection , '') = ''
SET @SortDirection ='ASC'
IF ISNULL(@SortExpression , '') = ''
SET @SortExpression ='RoleName'

Declare @SQLQYR varchar(MAX)
SET @SQLQYR = ''
SET @SQLQYR = @SQLQYR +'

select Distinct * into #temp1 from (

select distinct r.RoleName,r.Description from aspnet_Roles r

WHERE
(IsNull(''' + @RoleName + ''','''') = '''' OR r.RoleName like ''%' + @RoleName + '%'')
)as x order by x.RoleName'

SET @SQLQYR = @SQLQYR + ' select *,ROW_NUMBER() over(order by ' + @SortExpression + ' ' + @SortDirection + ') as ROW into #TEMP_RESULT from #temp1 '
SET @SQLQYR = @SQLQYR + ' select *,(Select Max(ROW) From #TEMP_RESULT) as TotalCount from #TEMP_RESULT order by ROW '

EXEC(@SQLQYR)
PRINT(@SQLQYR)

print (@SortExpression)

END

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 16-Jun-14 3:33am

So, what is the exact issue? Have you tried in SQL Management Studio directly by providing parameters?

DamithSL 16-Jun-14 3:37am

right click on demo.csp_GetAllRole method and go to definition of the method. can you find the return type of the method?

keyur_raval 16-Jun-14 3:39am

public List<core.entity.setting> GetRole(Core.Entity.Setting se)
{
var sdata = demo.csp_GetAllRole(se.RoleName, se.SortExpression, se.SortDirection);
return sdata;
}

Code how to write menas i want list of all data return

SRS(The Coder) 16-Jun-14 5:12am

Are you using Entity Framework ?
In which format is your method 'csp_GetAllRoles' returns the data ?(Is it an entity framework function call or just a function which calls the stored procedure through ADO.Net)

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deepankarbhatnagar · Answer 1 · 2014-06-16T02:54:00

Solution 1

Here is your answer,

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public List<setting> GetRole(Core.Entity.Setting se)
{
    List<csp_GetAllRole> obj_sp = new List<csp_GetAllRole>();
    obj_sp = demo.csp_GetAllRole(se.RoleName, se.SortExpression, se.SortDirection);

    return obj_sp;
}

Posted 16-Jun-14 2:54am

deepankarbhatnagar