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A publication based on the selected template opens in a new Publisher program window. Tip You can create a simple publication directly from a Word document. On the Standard toolbar, click the Open button. Then with All Publisher Files selected as the le type in the Open Publication dialog box, locate and double-click the Word document you want to use. The new publication contains the document text but doesn t have a template applied.

using System;

With cmd.Parameters.Add( @avgprice", SqlDbType.Float)

Dim dr As SqlDataReader = cmd.ExecuteReader()

txtOut.AppendText(dr(0).ToString & ControlChars.CrLf) Loop dr.Close() You can read the return value and output argument only after

txtOut.AppendText( Number of titles = & _

The Publisher program window displays all the tools you need to customize the publication. You carry out most tasks by clicking commands on menus or buttons on toolbars. Common tasks you might want to perform for the current publication are gathered in one convenient place in the Format Publication task pane to the left of the publication workspace.

cmd.Parameters( @numtitles ).Value.ToString & ControlChars.CrLf) txtOut.AppendText( Average price = & _ cmd.Parameters( @avgprice ).Value.ToString & ControlChars.CrLf)

The word using has two meanings in C#. In this statement, it s used as a compiler directive. In other words, it s a message to the compiler and doesn t directly generate machine language instructions for the program the compiler is creating. You use directives to tell the compiler what to do. In this case, you want to tell the compiler to use the System namespace. A namespace is a space where names have meaning. You can think of it as a directory of services. The System namespace contains descriptions of lots of classes provided by .NET that you might want to use in your program. You ve already used one class from the System namespace; the DateTime class is described there. You used this to obtain the current time for the clock, as described in the section entitled Getting the Date and Time, in 5, Writing Text. Whenever you use a name that the compiler hasn t seen before, it looks in all the namespaces that it has been told about to see if it can find a resource that matches that name. If the name is found, the compiler generates code that uses that resource. If the name is not found, the compiler states that it doesn t know about the item. As an example, consider what would happen if your program contained the following statement:

As a remark in the preceding code snippet explains, you can read output arguments and return values only after you ve closed the DataReader object. When invoking a SQL Server stored procedure that doesn t have output parameters or a return value, you can take the following shortcut: just create an EXEC statement that

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contains the name of the stored procedure followed by all of its input parameters, as in this code snippet:

Dim sql As String = EXEC byroyalty 100" Dim cmd As New SqlCommand(sql, cn) cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text

dateTime d;

See Also For information about menu commands and toolbar buttons, see Introducing Publisher 2007 at the beginning of this book.

Notice that in this case you don t have to set the CommandType property to StoredPro; cedure because from the perspective of ADO.NET, you re executing a regular SQL command.

When working with stored procedures, you can save some time by having ADO.NET populate the Parameters collection of the Command object automatically by means of the DeriveParameters shared method of the OleDbCommandBuilder, SqlCommandBuilder, or OdbcCommandBuilder class:

Dim cmd As New SqlCommand( byroyalty", cn)

Let the CommandBuilder object populate the Parameters collection. SqlCommandBuilder.DeriveParameters(cmd) Show number and names of parameters. Debug.WriteLine(cmd.Parameters.Count & parameters ) Debug.WriteLine(cmd.Parameters(0).ParameterName) Debug.WriteLine(cmd.Parameters(1).ParameterName)

The statement is intended to create a DateTime variable, but the name has not been typed correctly. When the program is compiled, this statement produces the following compilation error: