This is a helper function that handles binding strings to their SqlParameters.
It makes sure that null values are correctly handled. This is the old version of this method; use the overload that takes a BindStringBehavior to be more explicit about how null and empty strings are to be handled.
Namespace: Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Framework.Server
Assembly: Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Framework.Server (in Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Framework.Server.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
Protected Function BindString ( _
parameterName As String, _
parameterValue As String, _
maxLength As Integer, _
allowNull As Boolean, _
dbType As SqlDbType _
) As SqlParameter
protected SqlParameter BindString(
string parameterName,
string parameterValue,
int maxLength,
bool allowNull,
SqlDbType dbType
)
protected:
SqlParameter^ BindString(
String^ parameterName,
String^ parameterValue,
int maxLength,
bool allowNull,
SqlDbType dbType
)
member BindString :
parameterName:string *
parameterValue:string *
maxLength:int *
allowNull:bool *
dbType:SqlDbType -> SqlParameter
protected function BindString(
parameterName : String,
parameterValue : String,
maxLength : int,
allowNull : boolean,
dbType : SqlDbType
) : SqlParameter
Parameters
parameterName
Type: System.StringName of the parameter in the statement.
parameterValue
Type: System.StringValue of the parameter.
maxLength
Type: System.Int32The size of the column that will hold the value. A negative value means unlimited length.
- allowNull
Type: System.Boolean
dbType
Type: System.Data.SqlDbTypeA SqlDbType such as NVarChar or VarChar.
Return Value
Type: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlParameter
The newly created and initialized sqlparameter.
.NET Framework Security
- Full trust for the immediate caller. This member cannot be used by partially trusted code. For more information, see Using Libraries from Partially Trusted Code.