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Extending an ASP.NET Datagrid to Support Simple Cross Tab Reporting: The Source Code
By: Jagadish Chaterjee
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    2006-03-06

    Table of Contents:
  • Extending an ASP.NET Datagrid to Support Simple Cross Tab Reporting: The Source Code
  • The core database routines to work with stored procedures: “SPgetDataTable” method
  • Where does the processing start?
  • Cross-tab processing with the information from the stored procedure

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    Extending an ASP.NET Datagrid to Support Simple Cross Tab Reporting: The Source Code - The core database routines to work with stored procedures: “SPgetDataTable” method


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    This is one of the core methods I used to retrieve information from a stored procedure using parameters. 

    All the parameters will be available in the parameter cache “dtParameterList”.  This method goes through all the parameters available in the parameter cache and converts them into the parameters of the command type.  We shall execute the stored procedure along with all the parameters. 

    After successful execution of the stored procedure, it gives the information in the form of rows (or a data table), which is what we finally return.

    The following is the complete source code for “SPgetDataTable”:

    Public Function SPgetDataTable(ByVal ProcName As String) As DataTable
            Dim cmd As SqlCommand
            Try
                cmd = New SqlCommand(ProcName, New SqlConnection(getConnectionString))
                Dim Parm As SqlParameter
                Dim privateDataTable As New DataTable
     
                With cmd
                    .CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
     
                    Dim UsedParameter As MSSQLProcParameter                            Dim ConvertedParameter As SqlParameter           
                    Dim drParam As DataRow
                    If Not viewstate("dtParameterList") Is Nothing Then
                        For Each drParam In viewstate("dtParameterList").Rows
                            UsedParameter = Nothing
                            Dim ser As New XmlSerializer(GetType(MSSQLProcParameter))
                            UsedParameter = CType(ser.Deserialize(New StringReader(drParam(0))), MSSQLProcParameter)
                            ConvertedParameter = UsedParameter.getSQLParameter
                            .Parameters.Add(ConvertedParameter)
                        Next
                    End If
     
                    Dim privateSQLDataAdapter As New SqlDataAdapter(cmd)
                    privateSQLDataAdapter.Fill(privateDataTable)
                    .Connection.Close()
                    .Dispose()
                    privateSQLDataAdapter.Dispose()
                End With
                Return privateDataTable
            Catch ex As Exception
                Try
                    If cmd.Connection.State = ConnectionState.Open Then
                        cmd.Connection.Close()
                        cmd.Dispose()
                    End If
                Catch e As Exception
               
    End Try
                Throw New Exception(ex.Message & ". Stored Procedure: " & ProcName & " -->Error Logged")
            End Try
        End Function



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