listbox and sql stored procedure

Hi,
First of all sorry for my not perfect english.
I've got listbox in my .aspx page where the users can make multiple
selection.
So, Users can select 7 items in listbox, I have to take value from
items and pass it to stored procedure to delete 7 rolls in my table. Thats
simple, but what if user select 3 or 30 items in listbox? The problem is
that I dont know the number of the parameters, and how to pass them. can I
use array or is there some different solution?
Of course I can take the collection of items and for every item, I can
call stored procedure, but this is no good in performance reason.
Please help me
Some examples here:
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/passing_arr...procedures.htm
HTH,
Vyas, MVP (SQL Server)
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/
Is .NET important for a database professional?
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"John" <stomss2003@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
First of all sorry for my not perfect english.
I've got listbox in my .aspx page where the users can make multiple
selection.
So, Users can select 7 items in listbox, I have to take value from
items and pass it to stored procedure to delete 7 rolls in my table. Thats
simple, but what if user select 3 or 30 items in listbox? The problem is
that I dont know the number of the parameters, and how to pass them. can I
use array or is there some different solution?
Of course I can take the collection of items and for every item, I can
call stored procedure, but this is no good in performance reason.
Please help me
|||This link is a good starting point. You will find some excellent
information here:
http://www.sommarskog.se/
Read the "Arrays and Lists in SQL Server" link
Keith
"John" <stomss2003@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> First of all sorry for my not perfect english.
> I've got listbox in my .aspx page where the users can make multiple
> selection.
> So, Users can select 7 items in listbox, I have to take value from
> items and pass it to stored procedure to delete 7 rolls in my table.
Thats
> simple, but what if user select 3 or 30 items in listbox? The problem is
> that I dont know the number of the parameters, and how to pass them. can
I
> use array or is there some different solution?
> Of course I can take the collection of items and for every item, I
can
> call stored procedure, but this is no good in performance reason.
> Please help me
>

listbox and sql stored procedure

Hi,
First of all sorry for my not perfect english.
I've got listbox in my .aspx page where the users can make multiple
selection.
So, Users can select 7 items in listbox, I have to take value from
items and pass it to stored procedure to delete 7 rolls in my table. Thats
simple, but what if user select 3 or 30 items in listbox? The problem is
that I dont know the number of the parameters, and how to pass them. can I
use array or is there some different solution?
Of course I can take the collection of items and for every item, I can
call stored procedure, but this is no good in performance reason.
Please help meSome examples here:
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/passing_ar..._procedures.htm
--
HTH,
Vyas, MVP (SQL Server)
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/
Is .NET important for a database professional?
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/poll.htm
"John" <stomss2003@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
First of all sorry for my not perfect english.
I've got listbox in my .aspx page where the users can make multiple
selection.
So, Users can select 7 items in listbox, I have to take value from
items and pass it to stored procedure to delete 7 rolls in my table. Thats
simple, but what if user select 3 or 30 items in listbox? The problem is
that I dont know the number of the parameters, and how to pass them. can I
use array or is there some different solution?
Of course I can take the collection of items and for every item, I can
call stored procedure, but this is no good in performance reason.
Please help me|||This link is a good starting point. You will find some excellent
information here:
http://www.sommarskog.se/
Read the "Arrays and Lists in SQL Server" link
Keith
"John" <stomss2003@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:%23HUM$drXEHA.3944@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> First of all sorry for my not perfect english.
> I've got listbox in my .aspx page where the users can make multiple
> selection.
> So, Users can select 7 items in listbox, I have to take value from
> items and pass it to stored procedure to delete 7 rolls in my table.
Thats
> simple, but what if user select 3 or 30 items in listbox? The problem is
> that I dont know the number of the parameters, and how to pass them. can
I
> use array or is there some different solution?
> Of course I can take the collection of items and for every item, I
can
> call stored procedure, but this is no good in performance reason.
> Please help me
>

listbox and sql stored procedure

Hi,
First of all sorry for my not perfect english.
I've got listbox in my .aspx page where the users can make multiple
selection.
So, Users can select 7 items in listbox, I have to take value from
items and pass it to stored procedure to delete 7 rolls in my table. Thats
simple, but what if user select 3 or 30 items in listbox? The problem is
that I dont know the number of the parameters, and how to pass them. can I
use array or is there some different solution?
Of course I can take the collection of items and for every item, I can
call stored procedure, but this is no good in performance reason.
Please help meSome examples here:
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/passing_arrays_to_stored_procedures.htm
--
HTH,
Vyas, MVP (SQL Server)
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/
Is .NET important for a database professional?
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/poll.htm
"John" <stomss2003@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
First of all sorry for my not perfect english.
I've got listbox in my .aspx page where the users can make multiple
selection.
So, Users can select 7 items in listbox, I have to take value from
items and pass it to stored procedure to delete 7 rolls in my table. Thats
simple, but what if user select 3 or 30 items in listbox? The problem is
that I dont know the number of the parameters, and how to pass them. can I
use array or is there some different solution?
Of course I can take the collection of items and for every item, I can
call stored procedure, but this is no good in performance reason.
Please help me|||This link is a good starting point. You will find some excellent
information here:
http://www.sommarskog.se/
Read the "Arrays and Lists in SQL Server" link
--
Keith
"John" <stomss2003@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:%23HUM$drXEHA.3944@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> First of all sorry for my not perfect english.
> I've got listbox in my .aspx page where the users can make multiple
> selection.
> So, Users can select 7 items in listbox, I have to take value from
> items and pass it to stored procedure to delete 7 rolls in my table.
Thats
> simple, but what if user select 3 or 30 items in listbox? The problem is
> that I dont know the number of the parameters, and how to pass them. can
I
> use array or is there some different solution?
> Of course I can take the collection of items and for every item, I
can
> call stored procedure, but this is no good in performance reason.
> Please help me
>

List all SQL/VS.NET objects on an aspx page?

Hi guys,

Being new to ASP.NET, I may be asking something that is dead simple, but please bear with me!

How would I go about listing all the tables, stored procedures and views from a SQL database within an aspx page? I understand how to connect and return a dataset etc, but that's about as far as I can get. I want to be able to list all of these objects from a given db - any ideas?

Additionally (this may not be possible) - is there a way I can list all of the objects within a visual studio.net solution, again within an aspx page?

Thanks for any help,

JonSQL has a number of procs and views that allow you to get at the meta data of its database. It's also got some weird foreach functions that help too.

select * from sysobjects

is one place to start, but there are nicer views.

As for .net you can use reflection and work your way around that.

System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();

is another good starting place.|||Thanks alot - that gives me some useful pointers.
I shall have a go and post results (if anyone else is interested in how it's done).