Hi,
I'm trying to fill an ASP.NET DataGrid from a SQL-Server View. Note
that this is a View and not a Stored Procedure.
If i write the SQL instructions directly in the code, or if i use a
stored procedure, it works great. But if the same SQL instructions are
in a view, it won't work. Here it goes :
public IDataReader SomeFunction()
{
SqlCommand ObjCmd = new SqlCommand();
ObjCmd.Connection = m_ObjCon;
ObjCmd.CommandText = "[Sales by Category]";
ObjCmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
return ObjCmd.ExecuteReader();
}
It gives me an error, "The request for procedure 'Sales by Category'
failed because 'Sales by Category' is a view object."
My question is, is it possible to use a view instead of a stored
procedure in this context? I'm a little confused about the difference
between both. Thanks for help!
Matt
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