Have you read this? :( http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=12076&msg=2501492[^] The world laugh at us :( They this we are nothing but a group of idiots. Because of the ppl like you. My dear brother, why don't you think that you have a responsibility to protect the dignity of your great nation Mother India...

Ummmm not like that… I got angry a moment. It came out like this May be I am wrong, may be I am crazy. But this is me. This is my behavior

Christian Graus wrote:

but that site is mostly Indians who have no idea how to code

10000000 foolish niggers living in between Indian ocean and Himalaya :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Minigun[^] :)

Midnight joke from your husband? ;P

The stored procedure parameter is decimal type. But sqlparameter class will receive parameter value as “object”. So I didn’t do anything for casting. I don’t know what will happen in ADO.NET

It is because, usually user input price in a text box. So if I write a function with a decimal parameter, I have to cast the textbox output. Since both method gives same result I thought to avoid this casting.

Ok ok :) You talk about the good architecture. Let me ask one question here. Suppose you have a “price” field with the “decimal” data type in your database. Now you are writing a function to save data to this table. This function receives values for insert as parameters and calls a stored procedure. Is there problem that pass the “price” as string into this functions? I mean any performance problem or something like that?

I know most of the professionals like to follow the traditional way. It is more flexible but it is time consuming. Isn’t it?

I don't like SqlDataSouce because it is difficult to handle the inline sql. I always using the ObjectDataSource which can use to call business layer functions directly. I am happy that I can bind a grid with a few mouse clicks :)

Sure next time i will remember you when i am work on asp.net 2.0 :-O

last wednesday one of the indian CP member shout at me. http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=12076&msg=2383424 I took it as fun. But i wonder why they are rude and not patient?

Ok thanks for advice :-D

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

How many time you will wait Sovann? If no one helps you, will you wait for years? Why don't you try to learn yourself? That is the best method eventhough it is time consuming. don't look for spoon feeding like a baby.

Do you got any error?

Or use MSDN

You want me to code for you? Will you pay for me? Ask any specific problem. Where you stuck?

May be u tried to insert data to database more than the field width.

use CSS styles... background color, font, border..