For a Gridview:
I am trying to use a stored procedure for the first time in a SQLDataSource for the UpdateCommand:
You can set them something like this :
Example : In the example MPID is the sql parameter name @MPID
<UpdateParameters>
<asp:ControlParameter Name="MPID" ControlID="MPID_TextBox" PropertyName="Text />
<asp:ControlParameter Name="User_Id" ControlID="User_Id_TextBox" PropertyName="Text />
</UpdateParameters>
Correction: Just spotted your proc param names so it must be
<asp:ControlParameter Name="in_MPID" ...............
<asp:ControlParameter Name="in_User_Id" ...............
Hope this helps....
I really wouldn't use a SqlDataSource
. It will be much easier if you make the call to the database in the code-behind (or a better yet in a Data Access Layer).
If you use a SqlDataSource
the stored procedure call will only be available on that page. Every time you want to make that same call you will have to copy and paste the SqlDataSource
or make a UserControl
out of it.
The following example uses the Entity Framework to connect to the database and retrieve records:
public List<Record> GetAllRecordsByUserName(string credentials)
{
List<Record> recordList;
using (CustomEntities context = new CustomEntities())
{
IQueryable<Section> recordQuery = from records in context.Records
where records.UserName == credentials
select records;
recordList = recordQuery.ToList<Record>();
}
return recordList;
}