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marcwolf


Posts: 361
Posted: 05/19/2008, 11:24 PM

Hi Folks.
I am trying to add in some intelligence into my databases by using stored procedures.

I am using CCS 3 (latest) ,MySQl 5.0 (latest). , MyODBC 3 (latest)

I am having several issues.

1. If I try and use a Stored Procedure (SP) in the Grid Builder I cannot see any of its fields or parameters so I cannot use it of building

2. If I Create a Form using the Form Builder I cannot see any of the SP at all

3. If I use a record to generate the form - I can use the Custom Insert/Update etc however likewise the assignment between form field and stored procedure requires a lot of hand coding.

Had anyone had any luck with using SP from MySQL

Many thanls fr any input

Dave
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marcwolf


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Posted: 06/02/2008, 4:10 PM

Hi Folks.
I've removed this as no one answered it.
I am making some progress but its definately slow.
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marcwolf


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Posted: 06/02/2008, 4:10 PM

Hi Folks.
I've removed this as no one answered it.
I am making some progress but its definately slow.
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marcwolf


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Posted: 06/02/2008, 4:10 PM

Hi Folks.
I've removed this as no one answered it.
I am making some progress but its definately slow.
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wkempees


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Posted: 06/02/2008, 4:38 PM

MB: have you asked support http://support.yessoftware.com.
I would have loved to help but target platform to different, sorry.

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dang

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Posted: 02/06/2009, 10:58 AM

Quote marcwolf:
Hi Folks.
I am trying to add in some intelligence into my databases by using stored procedures.

I am using CCS 3 (latest) ,MySQl 5.0 (latest). , MyODBC 3 (latest)

I am having several issues.

1. If I try and use a Stored Procedure (SP) in the Grid Builder I cannot see any of its fields or parameters so I cannot use it of building

2. If I Create a Form using the Form Builder I cannot see any of the SP at all

3. If I use a record to generate the form - I can use the Custom Insert/Update etc however likewise the assignment between form field and stored procedure requires a lot of hand coding.

Had anyone had any luck with using SP from MySQL

Many thanls fr any input

Dave


Hi Dave

I've got similar issue with Stored Procedure. Here what I found, tested and work well:

If you already have a Form connected to a table:
DBConnection.Execute("CALL procedureName")

If you don't have any Form and it's just a call to a mySql procedure, you must create a new connection like:
dim conn
set conn = new clsDBconnectionDatabaseName
conn.open
conn.execute("CALL procedureName")
conn.Close
Set conn = Nothing

Hope it's help someone
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