>Hi everybody,
>
>I am writing this code:
>
>

> for (Int16 i = 1; i <= 6; i++ )
>                {
>                    insertCommand.Parameters.Add(String.Format("@pr_ctr_{0}", i), SqlDbType.Int).Value = drItem.Field<Int32>(String.Format("pr_ctr_{0}", i));
>
>                    insertCommand.Parameters.Add(String.Format("@PC{0}Amt", i), SqlDbType.Money).Value =  splitAmounts[i-1] ;
>                }

>
>splitAmounts variable defined as
>

List<Decimal>

>
>I want to prevent possibility of that list having less than 6 elements, so in this case I would assign 0 to my parameter. Is there a way to do it in one line (change the last line) or I should add an extra if to check
>
>

i-1 < splitAmounts.Count

>
>?
>
>I guess I can use IIF C# analogue here.

insertCommand.Parameters.Add(String.Format("@PC{0}Amt", i), SqlDbType.Money).Value =  (i-1 < splitAmounts.Count) ? splitAmounts[i-1] : 0 ;

:-)