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    Xbasic with sql

    So I have something like the follow:

    Code:
    dim example1 as c
    dim example2 as n
    dim example3 as c
    
    and so on...
    I'm having some trouble assigning those variable to a table and column. Can this be done?

    #2
    Re: Xbasic with sql

    Here is an example without some error checking, and using arguments.

    dim example1 as c
    dim example2 as n
    dim example3 as c

    example1 = "this"
    example2 = 4
    example3 ="that"

    dim cn as sql::connection
    dim args as sql::arguments
    cn.open("::name::conn")
    vsql = "INSERT INTO mytable (example1,example2,example3) VALUES (:example1,:example2,:example3)"
    args.add("example1",example1)
    args.add("example2",example2)
    args.add("example3",example3)
    cn.execute(vsql,args)
    cn.close()
    Steve Wood
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      #3
      Re: Xbasic with sql

      Thanks for the quick reply I believe I have tried that. Perhaps I missed something.

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        #4
        Re: Xbasic with sql

        Originally posted by shinra View Post
        Thanks for the quick reply I believe I have tried that. Perhaps I missed something.
        No problem. Please post what you tried and we'll (Steve W) help. ;)
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          #5
          Re: Xbasic with sql

          Quick update I have tried something similar, but I'm not inserting into a tables I'm retrieving from tables

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            #6
            Re: Xbasic with sql

            Show your code.
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              #7
              Re: Xbasic with sql

              Quick update I have tried something similar, but I'm not inserting into a tables I'm retrieving from tables

              Code:
              function serverside_489226b2b8b44369853d818b3cb4049c as c (e as p)
              
              serverside_489226b2b8b44369853d818b3cb4049c = "//Replace this with the javascript to be returned by the function."
              
              dim specs_name as c
              dim layout_pos as n
              dim format as c 
              dim default as c
              dim start_pos as n
              dim end_pos as n
              dim naaccr_item as n
              dim naaccr_name as c 
              dim total_len as n
              
              dim connection as sql::Connection
              flag = connection.Open("::Name::demodata")
              dim args as SQL::Arguments
              dim sqlCommand as c
              dim sqlCommand1 as c
              sqlCommand = "Select * from Txd_Specs"
              sqlCommand1 = "Select * from Txd_Specs_Mv"
              flag = connection.Execute(sqlCommand)
              flag1 = connection.Execute(sqlCommand1)
              args.Set("Specs_Name",e.dataSubmitted.specs_name)
              args.Add("layout_pos",layout_pos)
              args.Add("format",format)
              args.Add("default",default)
              args.Add("start_pos",start_pos)
              args.Add("end_pos",end_pos)
              args.Add("naaccr_item",naaccr_item)
              args.Add("naaccr_name",naaccr_name)
              debug(1)
              if (flag .and. connection.Execute(sqlCommand1))
              dim rs as SQL::ResultSet = connection.ResultSet
              dim cnt as n = 0
              
              While rs.NextRow()
              		cnt = cnt + 1
              		row = convert_type(cnt,"C")
              	
              		e._set.Layout_Pos.value = rs.Data("layout_pos")
              		e._set.Format.value = rs.Data("format")
              		e._set.Default.value = rs.Data("default")
              		e._set.Start_Pos.value = rs.Data("start_pos")
              		e._set.End_Pos.value = rs.Data("end_pos")
              		e._set.Naaccr_Item.value = rs.Data("naaccr_item")
              		e._set.Naaccr_Name.value = rs.Data("naaccr_name")
              
              end while
              
              end if	
              if flag then 
              	connection.Close()
              end if
              end function
              It should be a repeating row that data is being populated right now it is populating but it's adding all of the data into one row. If I change it around a little I get 0's in the first row.

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                #8
                Re: Xbasic with sql

                function serverside_489226b2b8b44369853d818b3cb4049c as c (e as p)

                serverside_489226b2b8b44369853d818b3cb4049c = "//Replace this with the javascript to be returned by the function."

                dim specs_name as c
                dim layout_pos as n
                dim format as c
                dim default as c
                dim start_pos as n
                dim end_pos as n
                dim naaccr_item as n
                dim naaccr_name as c
                dim total_len as n
                debug(1)
                dim connection as sql::Connection
                flag = connection.Open("::Name::demodata")
                dim args as SQL::Arguments
                dim sqlCommand as c
                dim sqlCommand1 as c
                sqlCommand = "Select * from Txd_Specs"
                sqlCommand1 = "Select * from Txd_Specs_Mv"
                flag1 = connection.Execute(sqlCommand)
                'flag1 = connection.Execute(sqlCommand1)
                specs_name = e.datasubmitted.specs_name
                layout_pos = "select layout_pos from txd_specs_mv" 'This keeps coming back as 0. If someone knows how to fix this I should be able to get the rest.
                debug(1)
                if (flag .and. connection.Execute(sqlCommand1))
                dim rs as SQL::ResultSet = connection.ResultSet
                dim cnt as n = 0)
                While rs.NextRow()
                cnt = cnt + 1
                row = convert_type(cnt,"C")

                e._set.Layout_Pos.value = layout_pos
                e._set.Format.value = format
                e._set.Default.value = default
                e._set.Start_Pos.value = start_pos
                e._set.End_Pos.value = end_pos
                e._set.Naaccr_Item.value = naaccr_item
                e._set.Naaccr_Name.value = naaccr_name

                end while

                end if
                if flag then
                connection.Close()
                end if
                end function
                Here is another update I did a little code cleanup and changed something around to see what I would get.

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                  #9
                  Re: Xbasic with sql

                  Don - I don't have time right now to go through your code, but I think you could benefit from this:

                  http://www.downloads.alphasoftware.c...SQLTables.html
                  -Steve
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                    #10
                    Re: Xbasic with sql

                    That actually did not but I think I have workable solution. Still working on it and will post when I'm finished/ everything is working.

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