mySqlUpdateCommand1
Posted: Tue 19 Feb 2008 15:24
In the most recent release of you MySQL Direct Product I noticed something that is inconsistent.
the this.mySqlUpdateCommand1.CommandText get it's text from resources in the class like this
//
// mySqlUpdateCommand1
//
this.mySqlUpdateCommand1.CommandText = resources.GetString("mySqlUpdateCommand1.CommandText");
All other commands like this.mySqlInsertCommand1.CommandText explicitly get the command text via a generated string like
//
// mySqlInsertCommand1
//
this.mySqlInsertCommand1.CommandText = "INSERT INTO dontjoinmilitary.members (MEMBERID, SIGUPDATE, FIRSTNAME, LASTNAME, E" +
"MAIL, USERNAME, PASSWORD) VALUES (:MEMBERID, :SIGUPDATE, :FIRSTNAME, :LASTNAME, " +
":EMAIL, :USERNAME, :_PASSWORD)";
This causes a problem in ASP.NET component designer since it appears not to have the same resources scheme as windows forms classes.
If you will update to explicitly input the command string for the mySqlUpdateCommand I think it will solve this issue.
Sincerely,
W. David Taylor
the this.mySqlUpdateCommand1.CommandText get it's text from resources in the class like this
//
// mySqlUpdateCommand1
//
this.mySqlUpdateCommand1.CommandText = resources.GetString("mySqlUpdateCommand1.CommandText");
All other commands like this.mySqlInsertCommand1.CommandText explicitly get the command text via a generated string like
//
// mySqlInsertCommand1
//
this.mySqlInsertCommand1.CommandText = "INSERT INTO dontjoinmilitary.members (MEMBERID, SIGUPDATE, FIRSTNAME, LASTNAME, E" +
"MAIL, USERNAME, PASSWORD) VALUES (:MEMBERID, :SIGUPDATE, :FIRSTNAME, :LASTNAME, " +
":EMAIL, :USERNAME, :_PASSWORD)";
This causes a problem in ASP.NET component designer since it appears not to have the same resources scheme as windows forms classes.
If you will update to explicitly input the command string for the mySqlUpdateCommand I think it will solve this issue.
Sincerely,
W. David Taylor