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CODE - Hangman.aspx.vb
1        Protected Sub UpdateStats()2            Dim playeridString As String3            Dim gamesplayedInteger, gameswonInteger, _4                easygamesplayedInteger, easygameswonInteger, _5                mediumgamesplayedInteger, mediumgameswonInteger, _6                hardgamesplayedInteger, hardgameswonInteger As Int327    8            ' determine whether player is named or anonymous9            If User.Identity.IsAuthenticated Then10               Profile.Item("hangmanplayeridString") = User.Identity.Name11           Else12               Profile.Item("hangmanplayeridString") = "Anonymous"13           End If14   15           playeridString = Profile.Item("hangmanplayeridString")16   17           ' look up record in stats database18           Dim hangmanstatsDataView As System.Data.DataView = CType(statsSqlDataSource.Select(DataSourceSelectArguments.Empty), System.Data.DataView)19   20           gamesplayedInteger = 021           gameswonInteger = 022           easygamesplayedInteger = 023           easygameswonInteger = 024           mediumgamesplayedInteger = 025           mediumgameswonInteger = 026           hardgamesplayedInteger = 027           hardgameswonInteger = 028   29           If hangmanstatsDataView.Table.Rows.Count = 0 Then30   31               '   then create record with 0 values32               statsSqlDataSource.InsertParameters.Clear() ' don't really know what Clear does33               statsSqlDataSource.InsertParameters("playerid").DefaultValue = playeridString34               statsSqlDataSource.InsertParameters("GamesPlayed").DefaultValue = gamesplayedInteger35               statsSqlDataSource.InsertParameters("GamesWon").DefaultValue = gameswonInteger36               statsSqlDataSource.InsertParameters("EasyGamesPlayed").DefaultValue = easygamesplayedInteger37               statsSqlDataSource.InsertParameters("EasyGamesWon").DefaultValue = easygameswonInteger38               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Profile.Item("hangmandifficultyInteger")85                   Case 186                       statsSqlDataSource.UpdateParameters("EasyGamesPlayed").DefaultValue = easygamesplayedInteger + 187                   Case 288                       statsSqlDataSource.UpdateParameters("MediumGamesPlayed").DefaultValue = mediumgamesplayedInteger + 189                   Case 390                       statsSqlDataSource.UpdateParameters("HardGamesPlayed").DefaultValue = hardgamesplayedInteger + 191               End Select92           End If93   94           statsSqlDataSource.Update()95   96       End Sub97  
CODE - Hangman.aspx 1 <asp:SqlDataSource ID="statsSqlDataSource" runat="server" ConflictDetection="overwritechanges"
2 ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:lambanConnectionString %>" DeleteCommand="DELETE FROM [Hangman_Stats] WHERE [PlayerID] = @original_PlayerID AND [GamesPlayed] = @original_GamesPlayed AND [GamesWon] = @original_GamesWon AND [EasyGamesPlayed] = @original_EasyGamesPlayed AND [EasyGamesWon] = @original_EasyGamesWon AND [MediumGamesPlayed] = @original_MediumGamesPlayed AND [MediumGamesWon] = @original_MediumGamesWon AND [HardGamesPlayed] = @original_HardGamesPlayed AND [HardGamesWon] = @original_HardGamesWon"
3 InsertCommand="INSERT INTO [Hangman_Stats] ([PlayerID], [GamesPlayed], [GamesWon], [EasyGamesPlayed], [EasyGamesWon], [MediumGamesPlayed], [MediumGamesWon], [HardGamesPlayed], [HardGamesWon]) VALUES (@PlayerID, @GamesPlayed, @GamesWon, @EasyGamesPlayed, @EasyGamesWon, @MediumGamesPlayed, @MediumGamesWon, @HardGamesPlayed, @HardGamesWon)"
4 OldValuesParameterFormatString="original_{0}" SelectCommand="SELECT PlayerID, GamesPlayed, GamesWon, EasyGamesPlayed, EasyGamesWon, MediumGamesPlayed, MediumGamesWon, HardGamesPlayed, HardGamesWon FROM Hangman_Stats WHERE (PlayerID = @playerid)"
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10 <asp:Parameter Name="original_EasyGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
11 <asp:Parameter Name="original_EasyGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
12 <asp:Parameter Name="original_MediumGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
13 <asp:Parameter Name="original_MediumGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
14 <asp:Parameter Name="original_HardGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
15 <asp:Parameter Name="original_HardGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
16 </DeleteParameters>
17 <UpdateParameters>
18 <asp:Parameter Name="GamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
19 <asp:Parameter Name="GamesWon" Type="Int32" />
20 <asp:Parameter Name="EasyGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
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22 <asp:Parameter Name="MediumGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
23 <asp:Parameter Name="MediumGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
24 <asp:Parameter Name="HardGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
25 <asp:Parameter Name="HardGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
26 <asp:Parameter Name="original_PlayerID" Type="String" />
27 <asp:Parameter Name="original_GamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
28 <asp:Parameter Name="original_GamesWon" Type="Int32" />
29 <asp:Parameter Name="original_EasyGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
30 <asp:Parameter Name="original_EasyGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
31 <asp:Parameter Name="original_MediumGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
32 <asp:Parameter Name="original_MediumGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
33 <asp:Parameter Name="original_HardGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
34 <asp:Parameter Name="original_HardGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
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37 <asp:Parameter Name="PlayerID" Type="String" />
38 <asp:Parameter Name="GamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
39 <asp:Parameter Name="GamesWon" Type="Int32" />
40 <asp:Parameter Name="EasyGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
41 <asp:Parameter Name="EasyGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
42 <asp:Parameter Name="MediumGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
43 <asp:Parameter Name="MediumGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
44 <asp:Parameter Name="HardGamesPlayed" Type="Int32" />
45 <asp:Parameter Name="HardGamesWon" Type="Int32" />
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47 <SelectParameters>
48 <asp:ProfileParameter Name="playerid" PropertyName="hangmanplayeridString" />
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50 </asp:SqlDataSource>
 

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Hi I am trying to open a database connection to a Northwind database.  I can open it with a datasource control and return data to a gridview, but can't programically.  I get a sqlexception error.  this is ust for learning.
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 The text in label2 and Label three are identical except there are "" around the datasource.
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