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I've tried everything to send parameters to a stored procedure within an edit form. Nothing works. I tried specifying the data types, values with single parenthesis, values without parenthesis. Nothing works. The data types of the parameters are Int32 and Decimal. Simply doesn't work even with hard coded values.
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Dana Armstrong asked Aug 23, 2017 active Aug 23, 2017

Using command button in a form

I know that the command button is supposed to give you the ability to run multiple commands on multiple templates. Is it possible to run multiple UPDATE and/or INSERT queries from a form by specifying as targets the IDs of SubmitCommands in the Command tags? Do I have to try to insert templates within the forms to get this to work or can I access the SubmitCommands directly? I'm building a form wh
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Dana Armstrong asked Aug 21, 2017 active Aug 23, 2017

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