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It's been a while since I did a lot of serious PB coding and I'm back to making newbie mistakes.  This is classic PB 12.5 with the client running on Windows Vista against an Oracle database.

 

When I try to retrieve my datastore the return value is -1. 

 

ltr_trans = Create transaction

 

ltr_trans.DBMS = SQLCA.DBMS

ltr_trans.LogPass = SQLCA.LogPass

ltr_trans.ServerName = SQLCA.ServerName

ltr_trans.LogId = SQLCA.LogId

ltr_trans.AutoCommit = SQLCA.AutoCommit

ltr_trans.DBParm = SQLCA.DBParm

 

Connect Using ltr_trans;

 

If ltr_trans.SQLCode = -1 THEN

  MessageBox("Database Connect Error", ltr_trans.SQLErrText)

  Return

End If

 

// Set up the PLAYER_HISTORY table

lds_last_change = CREATE datastore

lds_last_change.dataobject = 'dw_player_history_by_player'

If (lds_last_change.SetTransObject(ltr_trans) = -1) Then

  MessageBox('SetTransObject Failure', lds_last_change.dataobject + ' Failed')

  Return

End If

...

....

....

// Retrieve the player into the datastore

li_PlayerCount = lds_last_change.Retrieve(ls_PlayerAbbr)

 

// Check for a retrieve error

If li_PlayerCount = -1 Then

  MessageBox('Datawindow Retrieve Failure', 'Error: ' + ltr_trans.SQLErrText )

  Exit

End If

 

 

1. The SQLCA connection is working.  There are DataWindows in the the same Window that are retrieving data OK.  So the connection information is good.

2. There are no errors in the ltr_trans object.

3. There is no error when calling SetTransObject().

4. The Dataflow retrieves fine in the design mode.  It retrieves a single row using the same argument the script is using.

5. I've gone through the debugger and everything looks like I expect it to.

 

It has to be something simple that I'm not remembering.

 

Jim Egan

Senior Consultant

ProKarma, Inc.


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