I have a radgrid row containing bound columns to my SQL Data source.
My SELECT procedure includes a number of derived values (such as math results or related info)
These columns in the grid are marked as "read only" which properly prevents them from being given edit boxes during insert procedures.
However... must I use some additional logic to prevent them from trying to be used in the automatic insert function?
That is... of the 8 columns in my grid, only 4 have "real" insertable values and the rest are just displayed for reference.
Thus my INSERT and UPDATE stored procedures only take 4 parameters.
upon insert/edit the app throws the following error:
So my immediate assumption is that the "automatic" insert/update option is trying to pass ALL the columns.... Am I incorrect here?
How should i be doing this?
Thanks
EDIT: Actually, the update logic is working properly. The Insert is the sole issue
My SELECT procedure includes a number of derived values (such as math results or related info)
These columns in the grid are marked as "read only" which properly prevents them from being given edit boxes during insert procedures.
However... must I use some additional logic to prevent them from trying to be used in the automatic insert function?
That is... of the 8 columns in my grid, only 4 have "real" insertable values and the rest are just displayed for reference.
Thus my INSERT and UPDATE stored procedures only take 4 parameters.
upon insert/edit the app throws the following error:
Procedure or function <function name> has too many arguments specified.
So my immediate assumption is that the "automatic" insert/update option is trying to pass ALL the columns.... Am I incorrect here?
How should i be doing this?
Thanks
EDIT: Actually, the update logic is working properly. The Insert is the sole issue