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Hi I am trying to use the stored procedure command in a delete button on my template. The template is correctly showing the "COUNTID" and returns the list correctly. However when I try and use the "COUNTID" in the following delete stored proc I get an error. ---------------------------------------------- <DeleteCommand CommandText="spDELETE_COUNT" CommandType="StoredProcedure" ConnectionString="[[
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Mark Trippier asked Aug 11, 2015 active Dec 15, 2015

Missing delete command in multiple xmod templates

I've created a view template containing 2 xmod template tags, 1 for fetching a row of countries, and the second data related to these countries. The second template has functionality for add, edit and delete, while the first simply displays a country list which is updated in a different xmod form on the page. Now I get the problem, that the delete function throws an exception: Missing Delete Comma
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Rune Kildahl Bentsen asked Oct 4, 2013 active Sep 23, 2015

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