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Hello you all How can i get row count of ObjectDataSouce ? I use ObjectDataSource and DataList . I want show some thing to the user for example in a label when there are certain row returned by ObjectDataSource . One of situation is when there is no record . Thank you . I was looking for the same answer... Another solution I ended up using is the following: This is found on a .vb file behind an .aspx page. It handles the "selected" event of the datasource. Protected Sub ObjectDataSource1_Selected(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.ObjectDataSourceStatusEventArgs)

I'm working with python2.6 and MySQLdb. I have a table with this data +----+--------+ | id | status | +----+--------+ | 1 | A | | 2 | B | | 3 | B | +----+--------+ I want to do an mysql update like this example: UPDATE my_table SET status = "A" where id in (1,2,3,10001); Query OK, 2 rows affected (0.03 sec) Rows matched: 3 Changed: 2 Warnings: 0 And I need to know if all the ids in the update exits in the database. My idea to get this information was to compare the number of items I tried to update vs the number of matched rows. In the example the numbers are 4 vs 3. The problem is that i don

I am creating a stored procedure in Sql Server 2008 database. I want to return the number of rows affected. Which is a better option SET NOCOUNT OFF or RETURN @@ROWCOUNT? ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[MembersActivateAccount] @MemberId uniqueidentifier AS BEGIN -- Should I use this? SET NOCOUNT OFF; UPDATE [dbo].Members SET accountActive = 1 WHERE id = @MemberId; --Or should I SET NOCOUNT ON and use the following line instead? --return @@ROWCOUNT; END I know that both work, but which is a better choice and why? After some trying I am coming to a conclusion that SET NOCOUNT is OFF by default inside

I am new to Azure table storage. I want to get the total row count in a table. Currently Iam doing something like this:- public List<T> ReadAll(string partitionKey) { List<T> entities = new List<T>(); TableQuery<T> query = new TableQuery<T>().Where(TableQuery.GenerateFilterCondition("PartitionKey", QueryComparisons.Equal, partitionKey.ToLower())); entities = Table.ExecuteQuery(query).ToList(); return entities; } This currently reads through all the table entries. This works ok when it comes to less records. But I am concerned when the records would increase and this method would be tedious. Is

I'm using the QueryOver api that is part of NHibernate 3.x. I would like to get a row count, but the method I'm using returns all objects and then gets the count of the collection. Is there a way to just return an integer/long value of the number of rows? I'm currently using: _session.QueryOver<MyObject>().Future().Count() Jim Geurts After a bit of playing around with the api, this will do it: _session.QueryOver<MyObject>() .Select(Projections.RowCount()) .FutureValue<int>() .Value If you don't want to return it as a future, you can just get the SingleOrDefault<int>() instead. Another method

I'm trying to insert new records into SQLite database from Python code. con = sqlite.connect(connectionString) cur = con.cursor() countOfNewItems = 0 for ... try: con.execute("insert or ignore into items ...") countOfNewItems += cur.rowcount except: cur.close() con.close() print "Error when inserting item '%s' to database." % item exit(1) cur.close() con.commit() con.close() print "%d new items have been inserted." % countOfNewItems My code reports negative number of inserted records (-5141). Because my database was empty, I could find out how many records were inserted via command line select