LINQ to SQL (Part 6 - Retrieving Data Using Stored Procedures)
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by Scott Guthrie
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How to Call our Newly Mapped SPROC

Once we've done the steps above to map a SPROC onto our DataContext class, it is easy to use it to programmatically retrieve data.  All we need to-do is call the new method we mapped on our DataContext class to get back a sequence of strongly typed results from the SPROC:

Calling the SPROC in VB:

Figure 7

Calling the Sproc in C#:

Figure 8

In addition to programming looping over the result like in the code samples above, I could also obviously bind the results to any UI control to display them.  For example, the below code databinds the result of our SPROC to a <asp:gridview> control:

Figure 9

Which then displays the product history of our customer on a page like so:

Figure 10


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Title: Programmer   
Name: Alexander
Date: 2012-11-08 4:51:26 PM
Comment:
Your Figure or pictures don't show up
Title: Use Teporary table   
Name: Ashok Kumar
Date: 2011-07-16 3:28:51 AM
Comment:
if we are fetching the combination of table order and product form database then structure of the newly table will not be match with the mapped table order or price details due to column how to handle this






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