OKay,
You have a stored procedure like this:
Input = @L As Bit, @G As Bit.
SELECT X.*
FROM Y AS X
WHERE (X.D = @L AND @L IS NOT NULL) AND (X.T = @G AND
@G IS NOT NULL)
ORDER BY X.U DESC
Why does LINQ TO SQL make the return type int instead of ISingleResult?
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SecretSoftware
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SET NOCOUNT ON causes stored procedures to return an int value. Try SET NOCOUNT OFF in your stored procedure.
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SecretSoftware
Code to live, but Live to code.
JChung2006 wrote:SET NOCOUNT ON causes stored procedures to return an int value. Try SET NOCOUNT OFF in your stored procedure.
But Its not set ON. Its off.
Not sure why it keeps doing it.
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