Comments on: MySQL Connector/Net 5.0.6 has been released. http://www.reggieburnett.com/mysql-connectornet-5-0-6-has-been-released/ Musings on life and technology Wed, 28 Sep 2011 05:44:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: jason http://www.reggieburnett.com/mysql-connectornet-5-0-6-has-been-released/#comment-428 jason Tue, 29 May 2007 06:07:39 +0000 /post/MySQL-ConnectorNet-506-has-been-released.aspx#comment-428 Jason<br /><br />Did you find a fix for your system.bye[] problem?<br /><br />Regards<br /><br />Jason. Jason

Did you find a fix for your system.bye[] problem?

Regards

Jason.

]]> By: Jason http://www.reggieburnett.com/mysql-connectornet-5-0-6-has-been-released/#comment-427 Jason Tue, 27 Mar 2007 13:47:23 +0000 /post/MySQL-ConnectorNet-506-has-been-released.aspx#comment-427 hi reggie - <br /><br />just came across this site in search of a fix for a problem I'm having with the new mysql.data.dll for vs2005. two days ago I purchased a new machine and loaded vs2005 on it and converted my previous project, which was built in vs2003. I quickly realized I had to get a new mysql.data.dll for 2.0, so I downloaded and implemented it. luckily, everything has gone smoothly for the customer side of the site. However, I have some queries on the backend that aren't functioning correctly anymore where they used to work fine. For instance, I have a dropdown menu that used to display a list of products for me to choose from, and it would display them in the format "[productid] | [productname]" where "productid" is an integer in my mysql database and "productname" is text. The actual query is: <br /><br />SELECT productid AS TheValue, CONCAT(productid, ' | ', name) AS TheText FROM tblProducts ORDER BY TheValue<br /><br />when I bind this to my dropdown menu, i receive a bunch of "System.Byte[]"s in place of "TheText". TheValue returns correctly. I experimented with this problem a bit and discovered that if I removed the "productid" from the CONCAT statement, everything returned as it should, minus, of course, the productid, which I need. This query returns the correct response when entered directly into the database (phpmydamin). Apparently the mysql connector will not allow mixed types to be concatenated, for reasons unbeknownst to me.<br /><br />Do you have a solution for this? If so, I would be *much* obliged. Please email me if you can. Thanks!<br /><br />Jason hi reggie –

just came across this site in search of a fix for a problem I’m having with the new mysql.data.dll for vs2005. two days ago I purchased a new machine and loaded vs2005 on it and converted my previous project, which was built in vs2003. I quickly realized I had to get a new mysql.data.dll for 2.0, so I downloaded and implemented it. luckily, everything has gone smoothly for the customer side of the site. However, I have some queries on the backend that aren’t functioning correctly anymore where they used to work fine. For instance, I have a dropdown menu that used to display a list of products for me to choose from, and it would display them in the format &quot;[productid] | [productname]&quot; where &quot;productid&quot; is an integer in my mysql database and &quot;productname&quot; is text. The actual query is:

SELECT productid AS TheValue, CONCAT(productid, ‘ | ‘, name) AS TheText FROM tblProducts ORDER BY TheValue

when I bind this to my dropdown menu, i receive a bunch of &quot;System.Byte[]&quot;s in place of &quot;TheText&quot;. TheValue returns correctly. I experimented with this problem a bit and discovered that if I removed the &quot;productid&quot; from the CONCAT statement, everything returned as it should, minus, of course, the productid, which I need. This query returns the correct response when entered directly into the database (phpmydamin). Apparently the mysql connector will not allow mixed types to be concatenated, for reasons unbeknownst to me.

Do you have a solution for this? If so, I would be *much* obliged. Please email me if you can. Thanks!

Jason

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