Re: Any PB & ADO gurus?
- Posted by Bernie Ryan <xotron at blue?ro?.com> May 24, 2008
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ken mortenson wrote: > > You were so helpful for me before (thx Jason) I was hoping someone might > get me unstuck again so I can get to the fun part of writing code. > > A little background. I bought PowerBASIC years ago because I wanted a > good compiler. But I find PB to be both ugly and incomplete. > > While I've always liked the core C language, I find it gets dirty quickly. > > Euphoria is very clean and well named. It is euphoric writing code > with such a flexible data type and it isn't cluttered with a lot of junk. > > Anyway, to my issue; Here's the PB (double ugly IMHO) code... > > FUNCTION dbOpen ALIAS "dbOpen" (sPath AS ASCIIZ) EXPORT AS LONG > DIM v1 AS VARIANT > ON ERROR GOTO ErrorTrap > > LET m_db = NEW DISPATCH IN "ADODB.Connection.2.7" > LET m_rs = NEW DISPATCH IN "ADODB.Recordset.2.7" > > MSGBOX "CommandTimeout start" 'debug code > v1 = 120 > OBJECT LET m_db.CommandTimeout = v1 > MSGBOX "CommandTimeout done" 'debug code > > v1 = 3 '%ado_Use_Client > OBJECT LET m_db.CursorLocation = v1 > v1 = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; " _ > & "Data Source=" & sPath & "; " _ > & "User ID=ADMIN; " _ > & "Password=;" > OBJECT LET m_db.ConnectionString = v1 > OBJECT CALL m_db.Open > dbOpen = 1 'success > EXIT FUNCTION > > ErrorTrap: > dbOpen = 0 'failure > LET m_db = NOTHING > END FUNCTION > ----------------------------------------------------- > When I originally wrote this the param sPath was AS STRING, but Euphoria's > allocate_string produces the PB type ASCIIZ so I changed that. > > This code works fine called from PB, but when called from Euphoria it > fails on the line... OBJECT LET m_db.CommandTimeout = v1 > > I added the two messageboxes to bracket the problem. Called from > Euphoria it never gets to the second messagebox. > > I'm baffled since disregarding the ugly syntax the line is pretty > straight forward. Any ideas? > > Alternately, does anyone have another way of using ADO recordset > from Euphoria? It would be nice if I could access any SQL db with > just a new connection string as I can with this code. > > Why not use an EDB (anticipating your question) db? A number of reasons, > basically because I know how to do safe multiuser calls to a SQL db, > but don't see how that would work with an EDB. I'd be interested in > that question as well. Hey, I'm interested in lots of things... ken: Did you look in the archive there are SQL and ODBC database programs here: http://www.rapideuphoria.com/cgi-bin/asearch.exu?dos=on&win=on&lnx=on&gen=on&keywords=ODBC+Database+Connectivity Bernie My files in archive: WMOTOR, XMOTOR, W32ENGIN, MIXEDLIB, EU_ENGIN, WIN32ERU, WIN32API Can be downloaded here: http://www.rapideuphoria.com/cgi-bin/asearch.exu?dos=on&win=on&lnx=on&gen=on&keywords=bernie+ryan