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Mattia Saccotelli
Hi,
I would like to browse functions and members of the thisXDocument object
using the visual studio's object browser or Reflector, but XDocument
it's an interface. Which class is actually instantiated at startup?
public void _Startup(Application app, XDocument doc)
{
thisXDocument = doc;
thisApplication = app;
// You can add additional initialization code here.
}
--
How to convert such a javascript:
strSqlCommand =
XDocument.DataObjects.Item("SalesSummary").QueryAdapter.Command;
strSqlCommand = strSqlCommand.replace(/@Ending_Date='[^']+'/,
"@Ending_Date='" + SqlDateTime(dtEnd) + "'");
XDocument.DataObjects.Item("SalesSummary").QueryAdapter.Command =
strSqlCommand;
to C# code? QueryAdapter property has no Command Member
thanks in advance
I would like to browse functions and members of the thisXDocument object
using the visual studio's object browser or Reflector, but XDocument
it's an interface. Which class is actually instantiated at startup?
public void _Startup(Application app, XDocument doc)
{
thisXDocument = doc;
thisApplication = app;
// You can add additional initialization code here.
}
--
How to convert such a javascript:
strSqlCommand =
XDocument.DataObjects.Item("SalesSummary").QueryAdapter.Command;
strSqlCommand = strSqlCommand.replace(/@Ending_Date='[^']+'/,
"@Ending_Date='" + SqlDateTime(dtEnd) + "'");
XDocument.DataObjects.Item("SalesSummary").QueryAdapter.Command =
strSqlCommand;
to C# code? QueryAdapter property has no Command Member
thanks in advance