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How do i use the connection to the database that strataframe has made to execute miscellaneous sql? select statements, stored procedures, etc.
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Using Strata Frame's connection to the datasource...
StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
It depends on what you are trying to do. All business objects can...
Trent L. Taylor
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18 Years Ago
I couldnt see the ExecuteNonQuery method on one of my business objects...
StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
If you only have one data source, leave it as an empty string, since...
StrataFrame Team
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18 Years Ago
The default datasource it generally always an empty string (""). The...
Trent L. Taylor
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18 Years Ago
Ok, this was the code I used:
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StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
Yes, it should have throw an SqlException indicating that a required...
StrataFrame Team
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18 Years Ago
How do I convert this statement to work like the one below it? So that...
StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
Imports MicroFour.StrataFrame.Data...
StrataFrame Team
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18 Years Ago
Is it possible for me to bind these to a transaction and roll them...
StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
If you need manual access to a transaction, you will need to create...
StrataFrame Team
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18 Years Ago
I'm trying to use a transaction with two stored procedures and its not...
StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
I will have to set this up and look at it closer. It will more than...
Trent L. Taylor
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18 Years Ago
Ok, thanks for the heads up.
StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
Whenever you use the .DataSource("") to execute a command, it creates...
StrataFrame Team
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18 Years Ago
Thanks Ben!
StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
I'm glad that worked for you :)
StrataFrame Team
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18 Years Ago
Could you also do it like this?
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StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
Yes, you can do this. Really the only difference is that is sets the...
Trent L. Taylor
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18 Years Ago
When using the DataBasics.DataSources("")... method of executing...
StarkMike
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18 Years Ago
Yes, it throws an exception if an error occurs, so you can use a basic...
StrataFrame Team
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17 Years Ago
This post has helped me a ton. Quick question, is it important to make...
Robin J Giltner
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17 Years Ago
It's perfectly fine for all transactions to have the same name. But,...
StrataFrame Team
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17 Years Ago
What about with multiple users using the same application on the same...
Robin J Giltner
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17 Years Ago
You can still use the same key with multiple users talking to the same...
StrataFrame Team
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17 Years Ago
Awesome, thanks Ben. That should save some heartache at a later date....
Robin J Giltner
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17 Years Ago
No problem :)
StrataFrame Team
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17 Years Ago
I was just wondering if...
Bradley Marston
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17 Years Ago
please disreguard above thanks
Bradley Marston
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17 Years Ago
Hehe, will do.
StrataFrame Team
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17 Years Ago
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