Your column doesn't have the type string
. Apparently it's int
. So use:
dr.getInt32(1).ToString()
or even
dr.GetValue(1).ToString()
which should be more roubst to type changes in the database.
As some sort of general advice I try to follow at least:
- Select only what you need. This has mostly performance reasons and the reason that you have to state the column names explicitly, thereby getting at least a sensible error if you change your schema incompatibly.
Access the fields using their names, e.g.
dr.GetGuid(dr.GetOrdinal("id"))
Such a thing can also be nicely solved by an extension method:
public T GetFieldValue<T>(this DbDataReader reader, string columnName)
{
return reader.GetFieldValue<T>(reader.GetOrdinal(columnName));
}
Side note: Including stack traces (or at least saying which line in your code the exception comes from) can be helpful to others trying to help you. As you can see from the wild guesses what the culprit could be. My guess would be that the stack trace looks somewhat like this:
SqlDataReader.GetString
YourCode.YourMethod
and that GetString
looks more or less like this:
public string GetString(int index)
{
return (string) GetValue(index);
}
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