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C# .NET slx_DBIDs
Posted: 07 Aug 07 8:11 PM
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You have to use the SLX ole db provider to run this stored procedure, right?
So I'm using OleDBCommand and am getting an error on the .ExecuteNonQuery.....
I don't know how to pass the parameters to the proc, and redirect the output parameter....in the Command Line.....
Has anybody done this?
Getting really really close to running this 150,000 record import......storing to 12 tables......
all in C# .Net. |
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Re: C# .NET slx_DBIDs
Posted: 07 Aug 07 11:24 PM
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Yes, it has to be called via a SLX connection. If you're still having a problem, or gettting an error post the code and I'll take a look.
BTW, the proc is value returning, so you don't want to use ExecuteNonQuery. If you're returning a single ID value then you could use ExecuteScalar, otherwise you'd use an OleDbDataReader to get the results. |
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Re: C# .NET slx_DBIDs
Posted: 08 Aug 07 8:32 AM
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It's the connection, and the string specifically.....I'll use your \ escape keys and that should do the trick.
I'm using Jason Price's book on C# Database Programming.....so far so good. |
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