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I need to pass a string value into a template that uses a SELECT statement and needs multiple values. So, I'm using WHERE column_name IN ('xxxxx','xxxxx') ... that's all fine when it is hard coded in. But the parameter needs to be that string inside those parentheses. This seems to be a matter of using quotes, double quotes, two single quotes to escape a single quote, etc. But I cannot get the par
What is the proper syntax to reference a parameter (which is a foreign key id) in the add form which was sent by the add link?
http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/737 All, I get an error however way I try and pass the listbox strings to the stored procedure. Can some one give the correct format to do this? -Error MESSAGE: Incorrect syntax near ')'.; ADDITIONAL INFO....List2:; List1:; FK_ID:5462; BYID:1; STACK TRACE: at KnowBetter.XModPro.FormFunctions.AddButtonClicked(XItem& xi) at KnowBetter.XModPro.XModPro.frmAddRecord_Add
Getting this error: "Procedure or function expects parameter '@disasterID', which was not supplied." See below for the fiddle of code, etc. Have profiler running which shows what XMP is sending to SQL; neither of these work and I get the same error. If I manually execute the stored procedure, enter the variables, everything works fine. Any ideas? http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/708
Simple thing, and I think I have it solved. Posting here in case (1) there are any gaps that I haven't thought of or (2) it might help someone else. I have an existing page that is the catch-all manager screen for an issue-tracking system. So anywhere an issue can appear on any other page, it contains a <xmod:redirect method="Post" ... > link so the user can jump to this page. Except then I was as

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