I have a stored procedure that updates several tables with data from
temporary tables.

In the non temporary tables I have AutoNumber's (Idents) and I don't
allow duplicates so I uses Cursors, fetch, insert into and @@Identity.
In Query Analyzer everything goes as planed the cursor goes thou the
source table and inserts data in table1 and I get the @@Identity
insert data in table2 and I get the @@Identity insert data in table3.
If I have a doublet I'll receive a message and doesn't insert the
values in the other tables.

But when I runs this from within my C# the execution stops instead of
continuing.


The c# code looks something like this
SqlConnection connectionValue = new SqlConnection(ConnString);
SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand("rexp_UpdateDumpData",
Connection);
command.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;

Adapter.SelectCommand = command;
rowsAffected = Adapter.Fill(DataSetToReturn, "tbImportErrors");

The Fill method is used to retrieve data, not update it.

"Marmarus" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a stored procedure that updates several tables with data from
> temporary tables.
>
> In the non temporary tables I have AutoNumber's (Idents) and I don't
> allow duplicates so I uses Cursors, fetch, insert into and @@Identity.
> In Query Analyzer everything goes as planed the cursor goes thou the
> source table and inserts data in table1 and I get the @@Identity
> insert data in table2 and I get the @@Identity insert data in table3.
> If I have a doublet I'll receive a message and doesn't insert the
> values in the other tables.
>
> But when I runs this from within my C# the execution stops instead of
> continuing.
>
>
> The c# code looks something like this
> SqlConnection connectionValue = new SqlConnection(ConnString);
> SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand("rexp_UpdateDumpData",
> Connection);
> command.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
>
> Adapter.SelectCommand = command;
> rowsAffected = Adapter.Fill(DataSetToReturn, "tbImportErrors");