从asp.net中的存储过程返回一行

Question

I one to create a stored procedure to retrieve one row in the table:

create procedure LogInUser
    @username nvarchar(64),
    @password nvarchar(64),
    @succeed bit out,   
    @not_exist_err bit out
as
declare @exist_user nvarchar(64)
select @exist_user = username from users
where username = @username

if @exist_user is null
begin
    set @succeed = 0
    set @not_exist_err = 1
    return
end
else
begin
    select * from users
    where username = @username and password = @password 
end
return

First, I verify if a user exist or not by using:

select @exist_user = username from users
where username = @username

Then get the row with every column:

select * from users
where username = @username and password = @password 

However, by using SqlDataReader , the program won't enter the while loop to retrieve the information.

It just don't enter the loop. I don't understand why, even I executed it using SQL Server like this, it did return a row:

declare @succeedResult bit
declare @existErr bit
exec LogInUser @username=admin, @password =admin, @succeed = @succeedResult, @not_exist_err = @existErr

EDIT : The C# method which executes the store procedure:

public User LogIn(User usr)
{
   SqlConnection conn = A2.Controller.Utils.conn;
   SqlCommand loginCmd = new SqlCommand("LogInUser", conn);
   loginCmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;

   User result = new User();

   try
   {
       conn.Open();
       loginCmd.Parameters.Add("@username", SqlDbType.NVarChar).Value = usr.Username;
       loginCmd.Parameters.Add("@password", SqlDbType.NVarChar).Value = usr.Password;
       loginCmd.Parameters.Add("@succeed", SqlDbType.Bit).Direction = ParameterDirection.Output;
       loginCmd.Parameters.Add("@not_exist_err", SqlDbType.Bit).Direction = ParameterDirection.Output;                
       SqlDataReader dr = loginCmd.ExecuteReader();              

       if (loginCmd.Parameters["@succeed"].Value != DBNull.Value){
          Console.WriteLine("User does not exist");
          SqlParameter notExistErr = loginCmd.Parameters["@not_exist_err"];

          if (notExistErr.Value != DBNull.Value){
             throw new NotExistException("The username or password is incorrect.", "Users");
          }
       }

       while (dr.Read()) {
           Console.WriteLine("Looping dr");
           result.Username = (string) dr["username"];
           result.Password = (string) dr["password"];
           result.FirstName = (string) dr["first_name"];
           result.MiddleName = (string) dr["middle_name"];
           result.LastName = (string) dr["last_name"];
           result.ManagerID = (int) dr["manager_id"];
           result.IsAdmin = (int) dr["is_admin"];

           return result;
        }
        Console.WriteLine("Done reading");
    }             
    finally {
       if (conn.State == ConnectionState.Open) conn.Close();
    }
    return result;
 }

Answer 1

Output parameters are only filled after you read the last row from the last result set in the procedure. So this part won't work:

SqlDataReader dr = loginCmd.ExecuteReader();              
if (loginCmd.Parameters["@succeed"].Value != DBNull.Value){

At this point loginCmd.Parameters["@succeed"].Value is not set: it will be set only after you've read the last row, and dr.Read() has returned false .

As a best practice, don't use output parameters in stored procedures that return rowsets.

Answer 2

You can check whether your query returns the result or is not using dr.HasRows , and it should look like...

SqlDataReader dr = loginCmd.ExecuteReader();              
if (!dr.HasRows)
{
    Console.WriteLine("User does not exist");
    SqlParameter notExistErr = loginCmd.Parameters["@not_exist_err"];
    if (notExistErr.Value != DBNull.Value)
    {
        throw new NotExistException("The username or password is incorrect.", "Users");
    }
}
else
{
    while (dr.Read())
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Looping dr");
        result.Username = (string) dr["@username"];
        result.Password = (string) dr["@password"];
        result.FirstName = (string) dr["@first_name"];
        result.MiddleName = (string) dr["@middle_name"];
        result.LastName = (string) dr["@last_name"];
        result.ManagerID = (int) dr["@manager_id"];
        result.IsAdmin = (int) dr["@is_admin"];
        return result;
    }
}

Answer 3

Something is strange -- I would expect your test to look like this:

declare @succeedResult bit
declare @existErr bit
exec LogInUser @username=N'admin', @password =N'admin', @succeed = @succeedResult, @not_exist_err = @existErr

But this brings up the simple answer.... are you calling your function with valid (ie exist) for username AND password?