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slx_dbids does not exist
Posted: 26 Sep 07 8:53 AM
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I am trying to generate ids using the code samples provided. Here is my c# code:
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
String conStr = "Data Source=CDF-SalesLogix;Initial Catalog=Saleslogix ersist Security Info=True; Provider=SQLOLEDB.1; User ID=sysdbaassword=masterkey; Extended Properties='PORT=1706;LOG=ON;'";
string ret = NewID("ACCOUNT", conStr);
}
public string NewID(string table, string SlxConnectionString)
{
using (OleDbConnection conn = new OleDbConnection(SlxConnectionString))
{
conn.Open();
using (OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand(string.Format("slx_dbids('{0}', 1)", table), conn))
{
return cmd.ExecuteScalar().ToString();
}
}
}
But I keep getting "Syntax error near "ACCOUNT"
Then, if I remove ('{0}', 1)
It just tells me that the procedure slx_dbids doesn't exist.
I am running 7.01 - is this even available on 7.01?j
Thanks for any help! |
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Re: slx_dbids does not exist
Posted: 26 Sep 07 11:39 AM
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The slx_dbids procedure is not a SQL stored procedure. It exists in the SLX OLEDB provider only. To use it you must use a connection via the SLX provider.
Change your connection string to a SLX OLEDB Provider connection (instead of using a SQL connection) and it should work fine. |
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Re: slx_dbids does not exist
Posted: 26 Sep 07 1:40 PM
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As Ryan Mentioned you need to use the SLX oleDb Provider. Change your Provider to SLXOLEDB.1 , Your user ID to admin and Password to your Admin password. Assuming that your Initial Catalog is your Slx Connection name you should be good to go.
Mark |
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Re: slx_dbids does not exist
Posted: 26 Sep 07 3:18 PM
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My fault, I guess I didn't understand the difference between the two - I thought I WAS using the provider string 
I now see the difference! Thank you very much! |
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