I am looking for a datepicker like what microsoft provides, but it doesn't support null values, and since this is tied to a nullable field on a database that isn't acceptable.
I found this one, but according to the comments at the bottom of the page it has issues with binding to a database. I also have one in my project that I inherited...
I am using Global.asax to perform logging at the end of each request via the Application_EndRequest event. However, I am seeing some odd behavior of certain values stored in the HTTPContext.Current.Items collection.
Below is the debug output for a nullable Enum. You can see that there is a value, but HasValue resolved to False?!
{Syst...
I've seem to have gone down a rabbit hole. I would like to convert the data from ADO .NET datasets into a Nullable type. At first I assumed that a straight cast (int?) would do it. How naive I was. Wrong, badly wrong. Now I'm trying to write a generic converter but am getting hung up on the syntax. This is so 2005 - someone must have sol...
I am writing algorithms that work on series of numeric data, where sometimes, a value in the series needs to be null. However, because this application is performance critical, I have avoided the use of nullable types. I have perf tested the algorithms to specifically compare the performance of using nullable types vs non-nullable type...
I'm working with .NET strongly-typed datasets and have a table with a nullable int column (and a nullable DateTime column as well).
Apparently there is a bug with the dataset designer that prevents having nullable columns on these data types. The designer only allows "throw exception" as the default behavior for null values. Unfortuna...
How can I convert TO a Nullable from a String using reflection?
I have the following code to convert TO almost any value type given almost any value. There is quite a bit of code above this to use the IsAssignableFrom, etc. so this is the last resort.
MethodInfo parse = t.GetMethod("Parse", new Type[] { typeof(string) });
if (parse ...
I have a nullable boolean input parameter with the following expression in my textbox:
=iif(Parameters!Sorted.Value="","All",iif(Parameters!Sorted.Value="True","Sorted","Unsorted"))
and I am trying to display this based on the value of Sorted input parameter
Null = "All"
True = "Sorted"
False = "Unsorted"
I have also tried the fol...
How can i subtract 2 dates when one of them is nullable?
public static int NumberOfWeeksOnPlan(User user)
{
DateTime? planStartDate = user.PlanStartDate; // user.PlanStartDate is: DateTime?
TimeSpan weeksOnPlanSpan;
if (planStartDate.HasValue)
weeksOnPlanSpan = DateTime.Now.Subtract(planStartDate); // This line is ...
I have a custom type with a nullable property that I am trying to project into from a nullable column in SQL. I am always getting a 'missingmethodexception' like so:
{"Method not found: 'Void MyType.set_Number(System.Nullable`1<Int32>)'."}
Is there a problem with trying to project into a custom type with nullable automatic properties?...
I'm writing an MSBuild task to upgrade a database (full source here) and encountered an error/by design feature I don't know how to deal with. Basically, if I declare:
public int? TargetVersion
{
[DebuggerStepThrough]
get { return targetVersion; }
[DebuggerStepThrough]
set { targetVersion = value; }
}
and then attempt ...
So I have something like this
public string? SessionValue(string key)
{
if (HttpContext.Current.Session[key].ToString() == null || HttpContext.Current.Session[key].ToString() == "")
return null;
return HttpContext.Current.Session[key].ToString();
}
which doesn't compile.
How do I return a nullable string type?
...
If a value type is declared nullable, how should I take precautions for this? I.e. if in the constructor I have:
public Point3 ( Point3 source )
{
this.X = source.X;
this.Y = source.Y;
this.Z = source.Z;
}
would it fail, if source was null?
...
I have a masked text box bound to a nullabe datetime, but when the date is blanked out, the validation on the masked text box won't complete. Is there a way to force this behaviour? I want a blanked out text box to equal a null DateTime.
When the textbox is already null, the validation works. It only breaks when there is a date alrea...
I am designing an entity class which has a field named "documentYear", which might have unsigned integer values such as 1999, 2006, etc. Meanwhile, this field might also be "unknown", that is, not sure which year the document is created.
Therefore, a nullable int type as in C# will be well suited. However, Java does not have a nullable ...
I am trying to consume a web service specified using WSDL by creating a WCF proxy using svcutil.exe, but the WSDL specifies that some of the operations have parameters that are optional (minOccurs="0"), for example:
<xs:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="meetingId" type="xs:int" />
Unfortunately, the generated proxy does not al...
What are the possible reasons what Nullable<> types are disallowed to be passed as TModel parameter of System.Web.Mvc.ViewPage<TModel> generic? This could be handy sometimes.
In ASP.NET MVC source defined what TModel should be a class:
public class ViewPage<TModel> : ViewPage where TModel : class
but Nullable types are value types. M...
Is there any penalty, such that you should only set them as nullable when you really need it?
Thanks
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If I'm working with, say, a BookID of type int in my code that corresponds to an int primary key field in a database table (I'm using C# and SQL Server)... is it best practice, when I'm passing around IDs in my code, to use a nullable int and check for null to see if the BookID exists:
if (BookID != null) {
or, is it a better practice...
Hi
I am using an ADO.NET Entity-Framework ObjectContext to access my data store.
I want the if values are set with empty strings, they should automatically become null.
...
Is it possible to use LINQ to retrieve a list that may contain nulls.
For example if I have a left outer join like so:
var query= from c in db.Customers
join o in db.Orders
on c.CustomerID equals o.CustomerID into sr
from x in sr.DefaultIfEmpty()
select x.OrderId;
Ho...