You must create an OUTPUT parameter in the SelectCommand.Parameters
collection. It can be captured once the Fill is executed.
Actually, for this SQL I would probably not use a Fill because this does not
return a rowset. I would use a scalar, code the TSQL like this
select COUNT ( * ) FROM tblXUDUserShip
and use the ExecuteScalar method to return the value.
This is explained in my book "ADO and ADO.NET Examples and Best Practices".
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> select FirstName,SurName,@Count AS BankaSayisi FROM tblXUDUserShip
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