>>Hi,
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>>I have a "generic" method (of data class) that call SQL Server stored procedure (from .NET code). I now realize that sometimes I need to execute ExecuteNonQuery() and other times ExecuteScalar(). I am going to change my code and pass to this generic method a parameter indicating which method to execute. Or do you think it is better to have two separate methods, one for ExecuteNonQuery() and another for ExecuteScalar?
>>Thanks in advance for any suggestions or input.
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>I think it's better to have 2 separate methods.
Thank you. I think it makes sense too.
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