I guess you would write this code in the DataSource_Selecting event. Your "e" parameter would then be of type SqlDataSourceSelectingEventArgs which exposes a Command object.
You already seem to have this part solved... is there another problem that I have missed ? On Dec 28, 11:13 pm, "m...@ni" <[email protected]> wrote: > hi i just want to bind the sqldatasource to different stored > procedures depending on some > condition,i.e if BillId=1 then the stored procedure that is gona > display paid bills are > bound to that sqldatasource,which in return bind the result to the > datalist control, and if > BillId=2 then the stored procedure that is gona display unpaid bills > are bound to that > datalist. > i have an idea to do that but i dont exactly know whr to do that e.g > if(BillId=1) > { > e.Command.CommandType=CommandType.StoredProcedure; > e.command.CommandText="Stored procedure of paid bills"; > } > else > { > e.Command.CommandType=CommandType.StoredProcedure; > e.command.CommandText="Stored procedure of unpaid bills"; > }
