eval and databinder.eval

[InsDev]

use like this <%# Eval("Quantity") %> Devjit Das.

[Sonia Gupta]

i am currently in the rowe bound function of grid view in code behind. the synatx error is invalid character #

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[InsDev]

what u want to do . just to convert in integer. (int)(quantity) will convert in integer. Devjit Das.

[N a v a n e e t h]

I guess you are doing this in code behind. It's not possible to do this on code behind. You can use the GridViewRowEventArgs object e, and access the cell value instead.

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[Sonia Gupta]

i was trying to know the basic differences between eval("abc") databinder.eval(container.dataitem,"abc") as in the item template and edit item template the formmer one is working . i am not being able to understand in which condition , i should use which one, the former one , just making the syntax easy , i think.

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[InsDev]

go through this link http://forums.asp.net/p/984156/1264782.aspx or u have all ready visit then u must get the difference. Devjit Das.

[Christian Graus]

Eval is just syntactic sugar, it's just a shortcut that does the same thing. I got the impression you were trying to do a <%# block in your code behind, you can't - that block is to tell the aspx that it's code, you're already in the code behind and don't need it.

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[Piyush Vardhan Singh]

helloooo i am using this query SELECT Format([StartDateTime], "dd mm yyyy") as StartDate, Format([StartDateTime], "dddd") as Day FROM Messages; output of this query:- StartDate Day StartDate Day 13 11 2007 Tuesday 13 11 2007 Tuesday 14 11 2007 Wednesday 14 11 2007 Wednesday 14 11 2007 Wednesday 14 11 2007 Wednesday 14 11 2007 Wednesday now i want to count starttime and out put like this Format(all things in MSaCCess) StartDate – Day - ChatCount 14 Nov 2007- Wednesday – 5 13 Nov 2007- Tuesday – 2

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[InsDev]

u have all the query. just check in Archiviewer u will get the same query. Devjit Das.

[Piyush Vardhan Singh]

but that in sql server and its in ms access syntax is very diff between them

Piyush Vardhan Singh

[InsDev]

just try to use group by or some related to access to get calculate. Devjit Das.

[InsDev]

try to use this one can solve ur problem. SELECT Format([StartDateTime], "dd mm yyyy") as StartDate, Format([StartDateTime], "dddd") as Day, Count(*) as ChatCount FROM Messages where 1=1 group by Format([StartDateTime], "dd mm yyyy") Devjit Das.