Question
I have this SQL Server stored procedure:
@UserName VARCHAR(MAX),
@Result INT
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
SELECT LoginID
FROM Personnel
WHERE LoginID = @UserName AND Administrator = 'Y'
SET @Result = @@ROWCOUNT
RETURN @Result
END
When I test it I get the results back as expected, I get either 1 row or a 0 row count.
I call the stored procedure from my C# application with this code:
private void ValidateUser(string user)
{
using (ComplaintsEntities db = new ComplaintsEntities())
{
var t = db.AAGetAdminStatus(user,0);
}
}
When I test with a good user account I should get a result of 1 and if my user is not admin I should get a result of 0. When I inspect the return value in the C# code, it always returns -1. How can I get this to work?
Accepted Answer
@UserName varchar(max)
AS
BEGIN
-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
-- interfering with SELECT statements.
SET NOCOUNT ON;
-- Insert statements for procedure here
Select count(LoginID) UserCount
from Personnel
where LoginID = @UserName And Administrator = 'Y'
END
Entity code:
private void ValidateUser(string user)
{
using (ComplaintsEntities db = new ComplaintsEntities())
{
var t = db.AAGetAdminStatus(user).First().UserCount;
}
}
Popular Answer
Mostafa's answer kind of worked. I used his SQL code to return the count but had to modify the C# code a little. Had to change it to.
var x = db.AAGetAdminStatus(user).First();
Once I did that I had what I needed.
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