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VB.NET: Set Session Var to Dataset Value
I'm having some trouble writing a dataset value to a session variable using
VB.NET, and would appreciate assistance. The code block below produces a
compilation error stating that "Name 'Container' is not declared".
<%
Dim strEmpNum As String = ""
strEmpNum = dsSessionVars.FieldValue("employeeNumber", Container)
Session.Contents("EmployeeNumber") = strEmpNum
%>
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Julian Roberts #2 Re: VB.NET: Set Session Var to Dataset Value
Try
strEmpNum = dsSessionVars.FieldValue("employeeNumber", Nothing)
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Les Matthews #3 Re: VB.NET: Set Session Var to Dataset Value
Julian Roberts wrote:
Thanks, Jules!> Try
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> strEmpNum = dsSessionVars.FieldValue("employeeNumber", Nothing)
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