Hi All,
I’m in a big problem.
I'm using WCF service and LINQ for our Silverlight 2 application.
In my application I'm fetching records from the SQL database using the stored procedure. Below is the interface of my procedure
List<Usp_GetReportDataResult> GetReportData(int JobId, DateTime StartDate, DateTime EndDate)
For some JobId I’m able to get the data successfully, but for most of the JobIds I’m getting 'Specified cast is not valid' error exception. JobId is a unique key field of title table.
Below is the Web Method to get the result using LINQ statement:
publicList<Usp_GetReportDataResult> GetReportData(int JobId, DateTime StartDate, DateTime EndDate)
{
// Call to get record from the Database
WMDBDataContext db = newWMDBDataContext();
var matchingRecords = from Report in db.Usp_GetReportData(JobId, StartDate, EndDate)
select Report;
return matchingRecords.ToList(); //Error is coming in this line.
}
Below are the fields and datatypes generated by the LINQ Designer class for Usp_GetReportData.
privatestring _Status;
privatestring _Protocol;
privatestring _Country;
privatestring _CountryID;
privatestring _LanguageName;
privatestring _Subtitles;
private System.Nullable<short> _VideoID;
private System.Nullable<System.DateTime> _LastSeenDateET;
private System.Nullable<int> _DownloadCounts;
privatechar _AdjustedInd;
private System.Nullable<long> _FileSize;
private System.Nullable<byte> _HourNumber;
privatestring _IPAddress;
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Thanks,
Mahesh

Mahesh,

Try doing this:

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Thanks for you help.

But it did not work.

My DBA guy has fixed the problem. It was due to tinyInt datatype of hourly field. In case of default value we have taken 0, it act 0 as int that was the real cause of problem. Now he has taken default value 0 as tinyint and it works.

Thanks
Mahesh