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Hello, I am trying to get the Database validation to work as explained here: http://goo.gl/a6z5XF The validation to check for an existing value works, however only the first character of the @ERROR return variable is showing in the Validation Summary as you can see here: http://goo.gl/OuwUEJ The length of the @ERROR output variable is 100. Any ideas what I may be doing wrong? The form code is here
Database Validation
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Allan Williams asked Nov 17, 2013 active Nov 18, 2013

Database Validation for DeleteCommand

Hello, Someone else had posted a question like this but it didn't appear to be resolved. I want to use Database Validation for a DeleteCommand on my template. The stored procedure contains logic to determine whether or not the user has the ability to delete the record. The error message is "Procedure or function 'zz_WineBarilCategory_Delete' expects parameter '@ProductCategoryID', which was not su
Database ValidationDeleteCommand
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Allan Williams asked Nov 18, 2013 active Nov 18, 2013

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