By Cory Cookson - 11/13/2008
I can see the command line for building a DDT package but am unable to locate any way of automatically running the package.Are there command line options to the DDT to run the package? Thanks, Cory
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By Ivan George Borges - 11/13/2008
Hi Cory.Do you mean to run the DDT to deploy the structures and data from the command line? Not that I know. But you can create a deployment application very easily and use any DDT package to be deployed. Have a look at the samples, under the DatabaseInstallerSample to give you some ideas.
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By Cory Cookson - 11/13/2008
Thanks for the Info Ivan 
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By Ross L Rooker, Sr.(1) - 5/8/2014
Is the DatabaseInstallerSample supposed to compile error free? The one in the StrataFrame C# samples?
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By StrataFrame Team - 5/8/2014
It should. Is it giving you a bunch of errors about "Table is not defined" and "Database is not defined?" Stuff like that means you don't have the property SMO assemblies available on your computer.
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By Ross L Rooker, Sr.(1) - 5/19/2014
I am getting 1 error: Could not find 'Sub Main' specified for Main method.
The SampleDataInstallerClass rebuilds fine.
When rebuilding the SampleInstallerExecutable gives the error above.
The AppMain.cs has the following line in it:
[STAThread()]public static void Main()
So I am not certain what the error is about?
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By StrataFrame Team - 5/19/2014
Ross, you might have to change the "Startup Object" that is located on the Application tab of the project properties. You should be able to select Program.cs in the combo box or something like that to set the entry point of the application.
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By Ross L Rooker, Sr.(1) - 5/20/2014
Perfect! That worked.
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By Ross L Rooker, Sr.(1) - 5/20/2014
That worked. Now my next issue: The DT package creates tables, views and also a UDF that 1 of the views refer to. The view and the UDF work perfect in SQL so there is no issue with Syntax of the View or UDF as far as SQL is concerned. But when I use the DT to dun the package I get an error when the View is being created:
Creating failed for view, Sql Exception: funcConvertVersionNumber is not recognized as a built in function name.
I played around with changing the "priority" of the UDF to be less than and also greater than the priority on the view with no luck.
Here is the view:
SELECT vc_int_codeid, vc_vcr_version, vc_dte_entry_date, vc_bit_mandatory, vc_vcr_ftp, funcConvertVersionNumber(vc_vcr_version) as VersionNumberValue FROM dbo.tblVersionControl
Here is the UDF as it appears in the dt:
(@VersionString varchar(30))
RETURNS decimal(20,3)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @strVersionReversed varchar(30) -- holds reversed version number
DECLARE @strVersionNumWhole varchar(30) -- holds whole number of converted version number
DECLARE @strVersionNumDec varchar(20) -- holds decimal number of converted version number
DECLARE @decVersionConverted decimal(20,3) -- holds converted version number
-- reverse the version string
SET @strVersionReversed = REVERSE(@VersionString)
-- Separate the revision number from the major, minor, and build number
SET @strVersionNumWhole = SUBSTRING(@strVersionReversed, CHARINDEX('.', @strVersionReversed) + 1, 30)
SET @strVersionNumDec = SUBSTRING(@strVersionReversed, 1, CHARINDEX('.', @strVersionReversed))
SET @strVersionNumWhole = REPLACE(REVERSE(@strVersionNumWhole), '.', '') -- reverse to proper order AND remove decimals
SET @strVersionNumDec = REVERSE(@strVersionNumDec) -- reverse to proper order
SET @decVersionConverted = CAST(@strVersionNumWhole + @strVersionNumDec as decimal(20,3)) -- build decimal value of version number
RETURN(@decVersionConverted) -- return the number value
END
Why is this erroring?
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By Ross L Rooker, Sr.(1) - 5/20/2014
Not sure what I did but after rebuilding the package it now works.
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