[webwired]

Hello everyone...

I was borrowing a snippet of code from one of my VB .NET projects and for the life of me I can't figure out how to make it work for C#...

Dim totalBillableTime As Decimal = Decimal.Parse(cmd.Parameters("@TotalBillableTime").Value.ToString())
Return totalBillableTime

I need a string returned instead of a decimal, I tried this, and a few other variations, to no success... I get this error, "Non-invocable member 'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.Parameters' cannot be used like a method."

string assetTypePrefix = cmd.Parameters("@AssetTypePrefix").Value;

[Ionut]

In C#, if you want to refer to a index, you have to use square brackets

string assetTypePrefix = cmd.Parameters["@AssetTypePrefix"].Value.ToString()

[webwired]

Ionut, on 27 December 2011 - 01:11 PM, said:

In C#, if you want to refer to a index, you have to use square brackets

string assetTypePrefix = cmd.Parameters["@AssetTypePrefix"].Value.ToString()

Awesome, thank you for that info, it will come much in handy as I borrow code from my VB to use in and learn C#