How to get the amount of colums from a SQL database with LinqDataSource?

Var columnNames = db.ColumnNames(). Where(n => n.Member. GetCustomAttributes(typeof(System.Data.Linq.Mapping.

ColumnAttribute), false).FirstOrDefault()! = null). Select(n => n.Name) Get the column names with the above code.

Then find the count of columnNames and youve got what you want :) Let me know if this helps.

Var columnNames = db.ColumnNames(). Where(n => n.Member. GetCustomAttributes(typeof(System.Data.Linq.Mapping.

ColumnAttribute), false).FirstOrDefault()! = null). Select(n => n.Name); Get the column names with the above code.

Then find the count of columnNames and youve got what you want :) Let me know if this helps.

I tried it, but it does not work for me. Need to look deeper into it later. Will let you know then!

Thanks – Evils Oct 14 at 15:05 Okay worked! Thanks – Evils Oct 17 at 5:30.

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