Hi, I am developing a web application project. For now I am doing the search function whereby I am required to call data stored in MS SQL Server 2008 and bind to grid View. In the Common_DDL page, there is a class that is responsible for connecting to the database.
I input in my code as followed:
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public DataSet 
Get_ItemCatalogueRecords()
 {
 SqlCommand cmd_ItemCatalogue = new 
SqlCommand();
 cmd_ItemCatalogue.CommandText = "[VRM].[GET_ItemCatalogueRecords]";
 cmd_ItemCatalogue.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
 cmd_ItemCatalogue.Parameters.Clear();
 DataSet ds_ItemCatalogue = 
getDataSet(cmd_ItemCatalogue);-->Sometimes this sentence is in error state.
 return ds_ItemCatalogue;
 }
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This is the code that I input in the aspx.cs:
 
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private void BindGrid(bool 
Reload)
 {
 DataTable dtItemCatalogueRecords = 
null;
 
 if 
(Reload)
 {
 dtItemCatalogueRecords = 
GET_ItemCatalogueRecords().Tables[0];
 
 }
 else
 {
 //retrieve the ViewState object 
datatable
 dtItemCatalogueRecords = ViewState[viewStateGVName] as 
DataTable;
 dtItemCatalogueRecords.DefaultView.Sort = ViewState[this.ToString() 
+
 "_SortExpression"].ToString() + " " 
+
 ViewState[this.ToString() + 
"_SortDirection"].ToString();
 }
 if 
(dtItemCatalogueRecords != 
null)
 {
 if (dtItemCatalogueRecords.Rows.Count > 
0)
 {
 ViewState[viewStateGVName] = 
dtContractTemplateRecords;
 gvItemCat.DataSource = 
ViewState[viewStateGVName];
 gvItemCat.AllowSorting = 
true;
 gvItemCat.DataBind();
 
 }
 else
 {
 dtItemCatalogueRecords.Rows.Add(dtItemCatalogueRecords.NewRow());
 ViewState[viewStateGVName] =dtItemCatalogueRecords;
 gvItemCat.DataSource = 
ViewState[viewStateGVName];
 gvItemCat.AllowSorting = 
false;
 gvItemCat.DataBind();
 int TotalColumns = 
gvItemCat.Rows[0].Cells.Count;
 gvItemCat.Rows[0].Cells.Clear();
 gvItemCat.Rows[0].Cells.Add(new 
TableCell());
 gvItemCat.Rows[0].Cells[0].ColumnSpan = 
TotalColumns;
 gvItemCat.Rows[0].Cells[0].Text = "No Record 
Found";
 }
 }
 }
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However the error states:  name 'GET_ItemCatalogueRecords' does not exist in the current context. However i did define it. Thanks.