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New Post 5/2/2008 10:09 AM
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User is offline Brian
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Call stored procedure from a button click event 

Hello everyone

I am working on a module and one of the things I wish to do is run a count query on a button click.  I have a stored procedure called "YourCompany_CountAthlete" and it contains the following code: 

ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.YourCompany_CountAthlete

 as

Select count(*) from YourCompany_Rider

I executed it  and it did count the number of records correctly (counting the number of riders).  What I am wondering is - how can I call this stored procedure to run and then display the result in a text box through a button click?  For reference the button is called CountAthleteButton and the textbox is AthleteCountBox

 

I have done other coding for entering information into a table that requires editing of the dataprovider.vb, "mymodule"controller.vb, "mymodule"info.vb, and sqldataprovider.vb, so if it does requre editing these files and calling them, I might be able to understand that too. 

 

Another button I have is for adding a rider to a table:

 

Dim cntrlr As myModuleController = New myModuleController()

 Dim mymodinfo As myModuleInfo = New myModuleInfo()

mymodinfo.LastName = LastNameText.Text

mymodinfo.FirstName = FirstNameText.Text

mymodinfo.SponsorID = SponsorDropDown.SelectedItem.Text

mymodinfo.EventID = EventDropDown.SelectedItem.Text

cntrlr.AddRider(mymodinfo)

LastNameText.Text = ""

  FirstNameText.Text = ""

SponsorDropDown.SelectedIndex = -1

EventDropDown.SelectedIndex = -1

GridView3.DataBind()

Sponsortext.Focus()

 

This seems to work perfectly fine, so if there are things that you could reference there if need be, you could do that too.

I appreciate any help offered - I have been trying to figure this out for a while and have had no luck.

 

 
New Post 5/2/2008 9:58 PM
User is offline Brian
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Re: Call stored procedure from a button click event 

No help?

 
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