I am having trouble getting the firebird data controls to show up in
the toolbox.
Steps:
Install Visual Web Developer Express
Install FirebirdClient-2.0-RC5.exe
Create new asp.net project
Add Reference and add the firebird feferences
Choose Items in toolbox and select all the 'Fb' ones
They don't
Hello:
> Hope I didn't cause a problem with my novice testing...
>
No problem, feel free to ask all the question that you have.
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It works the same by just using the proc name as below!
...new FbCommand("GET_ITEM_ONHANDQTY_NEW",
This is how I first started calling it.
In Delphi we have done this both ways so it was natural to try it when I
wasn't getting an answer. In the old Delphi we could use a TQuery
"SELECT * FROM P
It appears to do so. It returns the correct answer 270 (decimal) which
is unique to this itemId. I will try it with just the proc name and see
what happens and let you know.
In the debug it shows:
[FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient.FbParameterCollection]
parameters [0]
ParameterName - Value "@IT
Hello:
> FbCommand fbCommand = new FbCommand("SELECT * FROM
> GET_ITEM_QTYSUM(@ITEMID, fbConnection);
>
This looks to be incorrect, hope it's:
FbCommand fbCommand = new FbCommand("SELECT * FROM GET_ITEM_QTYSUM(@ITEMID)",
fbConnection);
> fbCommandType = System.Data.CommandType.StoredProcedur
Carlos, Am working with your "most excellent" FirebirdClient 2.0 in VS
2005.
Don't know if this is the right place, but if it is, thought I'd pass on
an experience.
We have an older Delphi 5 application that runs an older Firebird db
(was IB) dialect 1. The db has a number of parameterized '
Is the SP parametr sub_type text?
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hello
in this exemple i have this error message "error to convert string to
byte[]"
conn = new FbConnection(_fbConnectionString);
FbCommand cmd = new FbCommand("PROFILES_SETPROPERTIES", conn);
conn.Open();
cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
cmd.Parameters.Add(CreateInputParam("@Applic
Hello:
>
> Rasha, Carlos;
>
>
>
> *1.* I did a build of the HEAD and it works fine using the connect
> string as follows:
>
> conn = new
> FbConnection(@"Database=D:\\VisualAttorney_DATA\DATABASE.FDB;ServerType=1");
>
Great !!!
>
>
>
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Vigo-Spain
http://carlosga.blo
Hello:
Sorry for the delay.
> And the version of provider?
>
> Your code works fine for me, I've only commented out
> '//fbcnnbuilder.ServerType = FbServerType.Context;' line.
>
Context should be used only in Fyracle stored procedures implementations
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Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
Vigo-Spain
htt
Rasha, Carlos;
1. I did a build of the
HEAD and it works fine using the connect string as follows:
conn = new
FbConnection(@"Database=D:\\VisualAttorney_DATA\DATABASE.FDB;ServerType=1");
2. RC5 does not work with
conn = new
FbConnection(@"Database=D:\\VisualAttorney_DATA\DATAB
And the version of provider?
Your code works fine for me, I've only commented out
'//fbcnnbuilder.ServerType = FbServerType.Context;' line.
BTW you can send a small solution to test it here.
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