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gpdeering

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Posted: 04/10/2006, 3:31 PM

Has anyone ever encountered this problem before?

I'm trying to publish a ASP.NET project where, for all Listbox controls, I set the Unique property to "Yes". However, for each Listbox, CCS generates the following error message:

Error:C:\[project_pathname]\components\[application_listpage]DataProvider.vb(212) : error BC30456: 'CheckUnique' is not a member of '[projectname].[application_listpage].[searchfunction]]SearchDataProvider'.

If (Not IsNothing(s_field)) And (Not provider.CheckUnique("s_field",Me)) Then


Any ideas on how to fix this?



Thanks,

gpdeering
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dik mus
Posted: 04/10/2006, 11:44 PM

I dont know, But I do know in ASP.net the listbox always shows only unique values in the list. So i think you dont need to set this property.
Is this a solution for you?
WKempees
Posted: 04/11/2006, 2:53 AM

I did not understand the question, not being an ASP'r.
But If it is what dikmus suggests then a
  
select id, distinct(value) from table  
would also eliminate the problem, I think.

gpdeering

Posts: 57
Posted: 04/11/2006, 7:14 AM

Thanks for the reply.

I am, in fact, seeing duplicates in my listbox. I was not aware of ASP.NET automatically showing only unique values in a listbox, and I had left alone the "Unique" property when I initially published the project.

But as I began to populate my DB with similar values in the same field, and then began trying to search by that field, my Listbox shows me each instance of a record where I had entered the same value.

All of this code was auto-generated by CCS. I did not add any custom code whatsoever.

I'll look into WKempees' recommendation.


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gpdeering

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Posted: 04/11/2006, 7:18 AM

Never mind! I'm an idiot!

I remembered just now that I set the Bound property to the primary key index and the Text property to the value I wanted to show.

Well, then, or course it's going to show me every record in my DB!

I'm sorry to trouble you all. Case closed (with embarrassment)!


--gpdeering
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