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POc# parameter values to string?
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ok, I'm sure i'm not the only one that has wondered this =) In a nutshell, is it possible using VisualStudio to convert: <pre><code>string a1, string a2, string a3, string a4, string a5, string a6 </code></pre> into a string sorta like: <pre><code>"'value1', 'value2', 'value3', 'value4', 'value5', value6'" </code></pre> (don't worry about the exact formatting, i can handle that myself)? Background: I often have functions that calls stored procedures that accept a lot of params, and sometimes (debugging) i need to build the "exec dbo.storedprocname param1, param2...." string and run it directly against the server. Currently i have to manually build the string and i'm hoping there's an easy way to print it out in the immediate window in VisualStudio EDIT (By popular demand): I'm using Linq2SQL (yes, i knwo it's obsolete) and have 100+ SP's in it. When I need to debug a function, i put a break inside one of these functions to see what it's about to pass to the database. So this would be RUNTIME. When it hits the breakpoint: <pre><code>public static void MethodCreatedByLINQ2Sql(string param1, string param2, string param3, ...) { context.mystoredprocedure(param1, param2, param3...); //<---breakpoint } </code></pre> I want to somehow (without having to specify each param), print out a delimited string that i can cut & paste into SSMS2008 (trying to save time) to build a string like this <pre><code>exec dbo.mystoredprocedure [['value1', 'value2', 'value3'......]] <--- pasted value from VisualStudio </code></pre> No, i'm not trying to do SQLInjections or anything like that. I'm just trying to save time - some of these SP's have 20+ params.
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