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1. Fernando... 10,500
2. PIERCGG 2,000
2. junges 2,000
4. Tiggerito 500

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3. novynov 21,300
4. sjturner2 20,250
5. CarlVerret 17,064
6. Ceiled 12,500
7. PockyMas... 10,852
8. BToson 8,000
9. emoreau 7,875
10. TheLearn... 7,672
11. TKOTC 7,500
12. The_eagle 6,400
13. GreenGho... 6,150
14. CMYScott 5,750
15. amx 5,700
16. graye 5,500
17. Praesidium 4,664
18. CodeCruiser 4,450
19. Juan_Bar... 4,200
20. VBRocks 4,000
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22. angelIII 3,600
23. moseack 3,500
24. gardavis 3,000
24. Dhaest 3,000

09.04.2008 at 06:42PM PDT, ID: 23704901

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ASPNET, C#, LINQ, All, Operator '=' incompatible with operand types 'Int32' and 'Object'

Hello Experts,

I am writing my web app, and I made a dicision half way through development
(Maybe I should have just stuck to what i was doing to start with) and moved from SqlDataSources to LINQ DataSources.

I made my .dbml file and added datasources to my page built my app then bound the datasources to my radgrids, I am using automatic Updates, Inserts, Deletes with optimistic concurrency.

My DataSources are attached bound to a session variable.

when i run my app i get an error as described in the attached image.

Cheers

Trent

         
           
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             <asp:LinqDataSource ID="LinqDataSource1" runat="server" ContextTypeName="DataClassesDataContext"
                                Select="new (CustomerID, CMAID, Name_Contact, Name_First, Name_Last, PrefferedContactMethod, Phone_Business, Mobile_Business, Fax_Business, Email_Business, Phone_Private, SAPVendor, StateID, LocationID, Postcode, Latitude, Longtitude, CARMSID)"
                                TableName="customers_data_0_details" Where="CustomerID == @CustomerID &amp;&amp; CMAID == @CMAID">
                                <WhereParameters>
                                    <asp:SessionParameter Name="CustomerID" SessionField="CustomerID" Type="Int32" />
                                    <asp:SessionParameter Name="CMAID" SessionField="CMAID" Type="Int32" />
                                </WhereParameters>
                            </asp:LinqDataSource>
                            <asp:LinqDataSource ID="StatesDS" runat="server" ContextTypeName="DataClassesDataContext"
                                OrderBy="State" TableName="shared_lut_state_names">
                            </asp:LinqDataSource>
                            <asp:LinqDataSource ID="TownDS" runat="server" ContextTypeName="DataClassesDataContext"
                                OrderBy="Town" Select="new (LocationID, Town, CMAID)" TableName="customers_lut_locations"
                                Where="CMAID == @CMAID">
                                <WhereParameters>
                                    <asp:SessionParameter Name="CMAID" SessionField="CMAID" Type="Int32" />
                                </WhereParameters>
                            </asp:LinqDataSource>
                            <asp:LinqDataSource ID="PostcodeDS" runat="server" ContextTypeName="DataClassesDataContext"
                                OrderBy="Town" Select="new (LocationID, Postcode, CMAID, Town)" TableName="customers_lut_locations"
                                Where="CMAID == @CMAID">
                                <WhereParameters>
                                    <asp:SessionParameter Name="CMAID" SessionField="CMAID" Type="Int32" />
                                </WhereParameters>
                            </asp:LinqDataSource>

           
         

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LINQ Error

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