problem in input

[NiloofarNoroozi]

hi i have problem with this code objCommand.Parameters["@nopersoneli"].Value = Int32.Parse(vpost.txtNoPersoneli.Text); :error Input string was not in a correct format why? please help me

[Wendelius]

Most likely you have illegal characters in vpost.txtNoPersoneli.Text

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[Pedram Behroozi]

What is the type of objCommand? What is your vpost.txtNoPersonali.Text?

[NiloofarNoroozi]

txtNoPersoneli forexample=45

[Pedram Behroozi]

What is objCommand? It's possible that your objCommand.Parameters["@nopersoneli"].Value gets string and you get it an integer variable. and what is this "@" for?

[Paul Conrad]

Most likely you have some type of invalid character in vpost.txtNoPersoneli.Text...

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[Mohammad Dayyan]

Hi. Please write your snippet code here.

[nelsonpaixao]

try

objCommand.Parameters.add["@nopersoneli"].Value = convert.toint32(txtNoPersoneli.Text);

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