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    update Query not working?

    Hi,
    I was trying some code in the afterUpdate Event of the grid.
    But i am not getting the desired result.
    can anyone tell me how to use a debugger in the afterUpdate Event of the Grid
    Please help!!

    #2
    update Query not working?

    hi everyone below is my code in the afterUpdate event.....
    Code:
    Dim cn as sql::connection
    Dim sqlCommand as c
    DIM args as sql::arguments
    dim rs as SQL::ResultSet
    dim count as n
    dim flagResult as l 
    
    cn.open("::Name::Intranet")
    
    cn.PortableSQLEnabled = .t.
    
    
    sqlCommand = <<%longstring%
    select count(imCustomer.nUnitIDFK) as Count from imCustomer imCustomer 
    INNER JOIN imOperationalMIS
    ON imCustomer.nCustomerID = imOperationalMIS.nCustomerIDFK
    where imOperationalMIS.nOperationalMISID = :ID
    
    %longstring%
    
    args.add("ID", convert_type(e.OldDataSubmitted.nOperationalMISID,"N"))
    
    cn.BeginTransaction()
    
    cn.Execute(sqlCommand, args)
    rs = cn.ResultSet
    count = convert_type(rs.data("Count"),"N")
    
    cn.CommitTransaction()
    
    
    if count <> 0 then
    
    sqlCommand = <<%txt% 
    UPDATE imOperationalMIS SET imOperationalMIS.nUnitIDFK = imCustomer.nUnitIDFK FROM imOperationalMIS INNER JOIN
    imCustomer ON imOperationalMIS.nCustomerIDFK = imCustomer.nCustomerID where imOperationalMIS.nOperationalMISID = :ID
    %txt%
    
    args.set("ID", convert_type(e.OldDataSubmitted.nOperationalMISID,"N"))
    cn.BeginTransaction()
    
    cn.Execute(sqlCommand, args)
    dim txt as c
    
    
    txt = "alert('" + "count <> 0 works!!" + "');"
    aa = e.rtc.A_AjaxResponses
    aa[].text = txt
    
    
    cn.CommitTransaction()
    
    end if
     	
    cn.Close()
    the select query in the above code works fine..........also the alert box pops up nicely but my table is not getting updated
    i used a sql profiler and according to it update query is not getting fired...
    the query is fine but i dint know why it wont work
    if anyone can help?
    Do reply!

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      #3
      Re: update Query not working?

      Originally posted by prashantvarma View Post
      sqlCommand = <<%txt%
      UPDATE imOperationalMIS SET imOperationalMIS.nUnitIDFK = imCustomer.nUnitIDFK FROM imOperationalMIS INNER JOIN
      imCustomer ON imOperationalMIS.nCustomerIDFK = imCustomer.nCustomerID where imOperationalMIS.nOperationalMISID = :ID
      %txt%
      I think you're missing a select in your update clause. I also added an alias to keep from getting a circular reference error.

      Code:
      sqlCommand = <<%txt% 
      UPDATE imOperationalMIS SET imOperationalMIS.nUnitIDFK = (Select imCustomer.nUnitIDFK FROM imOperationalMIS IMO INNER JOIN
      imCustomer ON IMO.nCustomerIDFK = imCustomer.nCustomerID where IMO.nOperationalMISID = :ID)
      where imOperationalMIS.nOperationalMISID = :ID
      Also, if I'm correctly understanding what your trying to do, you can shorten up your code and save a trip to server by using something like this:

      Code:
      Dim cn as sql::connection
      Dim sqlCommand as c
      DIM args as sql::arguments
      dim rs as SQL::ResultSet
      dim count as n
      dim flagResult as l 
      
      cn.open("::Name::Intranet")
      
      cn.PortableSQLEnabled = .t.
      
      sqlCommand = <<%longstring%
      select count(imCustomer.nUnitIDFK) as Count from imCustomer imCustomer 
      INNER JOIN imOperationalMIS
      ON imCustomer.nCustomerID = imOperationalMIS.nCustomerIDFK
      where imOperationalMIS.nOperationalMISID = :ID
      %longstring%
      
      args.add("ID", convert_type(e.OldDataSubmitted.nOperationalMISID,"N"))
      
      cn.Execute(sqlCommand, args)
      'you should add error trapping here
      rs = cn.ResultSet
      
      if rs.nextrow() then 'will only return true if the result set has a row in it. 
      'if the row does exist, then we can just use the value in the column(s) we need to do the update.
      'Since :ID is already defined as an argument above, we'll just reuse it.
      sqlCommand = "UPDATE imOperationalMIS SET imOperationalMIS.nUnitIDFK ="+ rs.data("nUnitIDFk") +"where nOperationalMISID = :ID ;"	
      cn.BeginTransaction()
      cn.Execute(sqlCommand)
      'you should add error trapping here.
      cn.CommitTransaction()
      end if
      
      cn.FreeResult() 'good idea to get in the habit of using this 	
      cn.Close()
      
      txt = "alert('" + "count <> 0 works!!" + "');"
      aa = e.rtc.A_AjaxResponses
      aa[].text = txt
      Jim Coltz
      Alpha Custom Database Solutions, LLC
      A5CustomSolutions.com
      [email protected]

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        #4
        Re: update Query not working?

        Hi thanks for the reply....but it is still not picking up the update query....what i am done now is that i have enclosed my update query(the same Query used earliar) in a stored procedure and called the stored procedure int the after update event and it works fine.....but still i would like to know why it was not picking my update query.... please do reply...
        thanks

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          #5
          Re: Debugging Query?

          Just put debug(1) at the begin of your Xbasic code

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            #6
            Re: Debugging Query?

            Originally posted by tekri View Post
            Just put debug(1) at the begin of your Xbasic code
            And run the component in the Working Preview tab
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            "Make it as simple as possible, but not simpler."
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