C# Dapper - How to call a stored procedure with a parameter
This post shows you how to call a stored procedure with a parameter using Dapper. If we have the following table with an Id (int) and »
C# HttpClient - How to send a Delete request with or without a body
Using the HttpRequestMessage together with the HttpClient you can easily send a HTTP Delete request in C#. Below we have a delete endpoint on https://localhost: »
ASP.NET - How to make a controller endpoint for a HTTP Delete request
Like with HttpGet HttpPut or HttpPost attributes there is a respective attribute for the HTTP Delete Method - HttpDelete. You can add this attribute to get »
C# - How to return a completed Task with or without a result
When using tasks you at some point come across having to return a Task without actually having a Task to return. The usual case is in »
C# - The difference between System.Tuple and System.ValueTuple
Prior to C# 7, the only type of tuple was the System.Tuple class. This type of Tuple is an immutable class (reference type) and a »
C# - CS8803 Top-level statements must precede namespace and type declarations
Earlier I was putting some code together for an example. I got the following error (Top-level statements must precede namespace and type declarations): Error CS8803 Top-level »
C# - How to get a list from a JSON string using SelectToken without having to parse the whole structure
Often when working with JSON you would parse it to a C# object structure that matches your JSON. But sometimes you may want only a subset »
C# HttpClient - How to set the Content-Type header for a request
This post describes how to make a HTTP request with a specific content-type using the HttpClient in C#. Using the HttpClient you can POST JSON or »
C# Dapper - How to execute a select statement using a list of Ids with an IN clause in MSSQL
Using Dapper you can easily map results of a query to an object or a list of objects. Sometimes you want to select a list of »
C# Dapper - How to make select, insert, update and delete statements
Dapper makes it easy to "Execute a query and map the results - if any - to a strongly typed List". This post demonstrates »