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QueryForDictionary info?
How would declare a key when you are using QueryForDictionary.
Return
DataSources.EmployeeInfo.QueryForList<ParticipantDto>(Constants.GET_ID,
null); <---this is to get in list)
Return DataSources.EmployeeInfo.QueryForDictonary<……? <---how
would this be if you use it by QueryForDicitonary
Any suggestions?
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Re: QueryForDictionary info?
Posted by tech fan <mo...@gmail.com>.
return QueryForDictionary<int,ParticipantDto>("your_sql", null, "Id"); //
this assumes you have a int property named Id, mapped to PK, ur objects are
mapped to the values property of the returned IDictionary.
On 7/15/09, sanjeev40084 <sa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>
> How would declare a key when you are using QueryForDictionary.
>
> Return
> DataSources.EmployeeInfo.QueryForList<ParticipantDto>(Constants.GET_ID,
> null); <---this is to get in list)
>
> Return DataSources.EmployeeInfo.QueryForDictonary<……? <---how
> would this be if you use it by QueryForDicitonary
>
>
> Any suggestions?
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