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Hi all,
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Thanks in advance,
Praveena

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{
connection.Open();command = new SqlCommand(@"SELECT * FROM INSERTED;", connection);
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AvailableFlightTimeTableID = (Decimal)dr[1];AvailableFlightAirlineID = (Decimal)dr[2];
AvailableFlightRoutingID = (Decimal)dr[3];AvailableFlightAPTerminalIDOrg = (Decimal)dr[4];
AvailableFlightAPTerminalIDDest = (Decimal)dr[5];AvailableFlightAirCraftID = (Decimal)dr[6];
AvailableFlightFlightStatusID = (Decimal)dr[7];AvailableFlightCateringID = (Decimal)dr[8];
AvailableFlightPayLoadTableID = (Decimal)dr[9];AvailableFlightArrTime = (DateTime)dr[10];
AvailableFlightDeptTime = (DateTime)dr[11];AvailableFlightDate = (DateTime)dr[12];
AvailableFlightDayName = (int)dr[13];AvailableFlightFlightNo = (String)dr[14];
AvailableFlightCapacity = (int)dr[15];AvailableFlightFreeBaggage = (int)dr[16];
AvailableFlightHaveChild = (bool)dr[17];AvailableFlightHaveParrent = (bool)dr[18];
AvailableFlightCommissionPercent = (int)dr[19];AvailableFlightRemark = (String)dr[20];AvailableFlightUserID = (Decimal)dr[21];
dr.Close();f (AvailableFlightID != 0)
{command = new SqlCommand(@"INSERT [SamaCRSHistory].[dbo].[AvailableFlight] VALUES ('" + AvailableFlightID + @"','" + AvailableFlightTimeTableID + @"','" + AvailableFlightAirlineID + @"','" + AvailableFlightRoutingID + @"','" + AvailableFlightAPTerminalIDOrg + @"','" + AvailableFlightAPTerminalIDDest + @"','" + AvailableFlightAirCraftID + @"','" + AvailableFlightFlightStatusID + @"','" + AvailableFlightCateringID + @"','" + AvailableFlightPayLoadTableID + @"','" + AvailableFlightArrTime + @"','" + AvailableFlightDeptTime + @"','" + AvailableFlightDate + @"','" + AvailableFlightDayName + @"','" + AvailableFlightFlightNo + @"','" + AvailableFlightCapacity + @"','" + AvailableFlightFreeBaggage + @"','" + AvailableFlightHaveChild + @"','" + AvailableFlightHaveParrent + @"','" + AvailableFlightCommissionPercent + @"','" + AvailableFlightRemark + @"','" + AvailableFlightUserID + @"', '" + "I" + @"', " + "GETDATE()" + @");", connection);
pipe.Send(command.CommandText);
command.ExecuteNonQuery();command = new SqlCommand(@"SELECT TimeTableSubClassSubClassID , TimeTableSubClassMaxCapacity, TimeTableSubClassWaitListCapacity FROM [SamaCRS].[dbo].[TimeTableSubClass] Where TimeTableSubClassTimeTableID = '" + AvailableFlightTimeTableID + "'", connection);
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 System.Collections.ArrayList SubClassIDList = new System.Collections.ArrayList();
System.Collections.ArrayList SubClassCapacityList = new System.Collections.ArrayList();System.Collections.ArrayList SubClassWaitListCapacityList = new System.Collections.ArrayList();while (dr.Read())
{
SubClassIDList.Add(dr["TimeTableSubClassSubClassID"]);SubClassCapacityList.Add(dr["TimeTableSubClassMaxCapacity"]);SubClassWaitListCapacityList.Add(dr["TimeTableSubClassWaitListCapacity"]);
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SubClassIDList.TrimToSize();
SubClassCapacityList.TrimToSize();
SubClassWaitListCapacityList.TrimToSize();int CountID = SubClassIDList.Count;for (int i = 0; i <= CountID; i++)
{
command = new SqlCommand(@"INSERT [SamaCRS].[dbo].[AvailableFlightSubClass] VALUES ('" + AvailableFlightID + @"','" +SubClassIDList[i] + @"','" +
SubClassCapacityList[i] + @"','" + SubClassCapacityList[i] + @"','" +
SubClassWaitListCapacityList[i] + @"','" + SubClassWaitListCapacityList[i] + @"','" +
AvailableFlightRemark + @"','" + AvailableFlightUserID + @"');", connection);
pipe.Send(command.CommandText);
command.ExecuteNonQuery();
}
 
////----------------------------------------
}
 
}
break;
 
this Code doesnt Work , but before writing this one I used the Code Below and It was working perfectly,
Previous Working Code :
//Initialize all TimeTable Classes for Created Flightcommand = new SqlCommand(@"SELECT TimeTableSubClassSubClassID FROM [SamaCRS].[dbo].[TimeTableSubClass] Where TimeTableSubClassTimeTableID = '" + AvailableFlightTimeTableID + "'", connection);
dr = command.ExecuteReader();
 System.Collections.ArrayList SubClassIDList = new System.Collections.ArrayList();while (dr.Read())
{
SubClassIDList.Add(dr.GetValue(0));
}
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SubClassIDList.TrimToSize();foreach (object AvailableFlightSubClassID in SubClassIDList)
{command = new SqlCommand(@"INSERT [SamaCRS].[dbo].[AvailableFlightSubClass] VALUES ('" + AvailableFlightID + @"','" + AvailableFlightSubClassID + @"','" + AvailableFlightCapacity + @"','" + AvailableFlightCapacity + @"','" + 0 + @"','" + 0 + @"','" + AvailableFlightRemark + @"','" + AvailableFlightUserID + @"');", connection);
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Can ANy one Help me with this Exception , I have Checked The Tables for Number of Columns , its not from Column numbers ,I Think iys from For() Loop????????
 
 
 

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