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Started by Clara D�az
Mon, 19 Feb 2001 08:25
Sql Query, Update Sql, Providers.
Author: Clara D�az
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2001 08:25
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2001 08:25
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I'm trying to put a Sql Query in the server aplication with an Update Sql.
The Sql Query has Cached Updates = true, Request Live = true. The sql
statement is "Select * from reparacion where szdelmaq = :@szdelmaq and fecha
= :@fecha."
The provider is pointing to the Sql Query. This provider has
ResolveToDataset = false.
Then when I put in my client aplication a clientdataset pointing to this
provider and I do the applyupdates this messages appears:
"Unable to resolve records. Table name not found"
" Table does not exist. El nombre de objeto 'w' no es v�lido". (the name
of the object 'w' is not valid).
I don�t know where is the object 'w'. I'm working with C++ Builder 4 and Sql
Server 7.0.
Re: Sql Query, Update Sql, Providers.
Author: Onat TAKAK
Date: Fri, 09 Mar 2001 20:19
Date: Fri, 09 Mar 2001 20:19
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Use TUpdateSQL and connectit to your query.. Clara D�az <cdiaz@fcc.es> wrote in message news:96ql8l$gh13@bornews.inprise.com... > I'm trying to put a Sql Query in the server aplication with an Update Sql. > > The Sql Query has Cached Updates = true, Request Live = true. The sql > statement is "Select * from reparacion where szdelmaq = :@szdelmaq and fecha > = :@fecha." > > The provider is pointing to the Sql Query. This provider has > ResolveToDataset = false. > > Then when I put in my client aplication a clientdataset pointing to this > provider and I do the applyupdates this messages appears: > > "Unable to resolve records. Table name not found" > " Table does not exist. El nombre de objeto 'w' no es v�lido". (the name > of the object 'w' is not valid). > > I don�t know where is the object 'w'. I'm working with C++ Builder 4 and Sql > Server 7.0. > > > >
RE: Sql Query, Update Sql, Providers.
Author: Clara D�az
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 12:23
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 12:23
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I have a TUpdateSQL and It doesn�t work. Do you have this situation in some of your programs? Onat TAKAK <otakak@turk.net> escribi� en el mensaje de noticias 98bdem$pl011@bornews.inprise.com... > Use TUpdateSQL and connectit to your query.. > > > > Clara D�az <cdiaz@fcc.es> wrote in message > news:96ql8l$gh13@bornews.inprise.com... > > I'm trying to put a Sql Query in the server aplication with an Update > Sql. > > > > The Sql Query has Cached Updates = true, Request Live = true. The sql > > statement is "Select * from reparacion where szdelmaq = :@szdelmaq and > fecha > > = :@fecha." > > > > The provider is pointing to the Sql Query. This provider has > > ResolveToDataset = false. > > > > Then when I put in my client aplication a clientdataset pointing to this > > provider and I do the applyupdates this messages appears: > > > > "Unable to resolve records. Table name not found" > > " Table does not exist. El nombre de objeto 'w' no es v�lido". (the > name > > of the object 'w' is not valid). > > > > I don�t know where is the object 'w'. I'm working with C++ Builder 4 and > Sql > > Server 7.0. > > > > > > > > > >
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