I have a problem with RDO and SQL Server. When I execute this:
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strCommande = "exec AddPatientName " & Chr(34) & "Roger" & Chr(34) & "," & Chr(34) & "Vaillant" & Chr(34) & "," & Chr(34) & "1236 Boulevard St-Joseph De Lapocante" & Chr(34)
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I receive this error from MSRDO20.DLL: "The identifier that starts with '1' is too long. Maximum length is 30."
This is my fonction:
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Public Function mgvstrExecuterSQL(ByRef strErreur As String, strCommande As String) As Variant
On Error GoTo Erreur:
Const METHODE = "mgvstrExecuteSQL"
Dim qy As rdoQuery
Dim rs As rdoResultset
Dim intColonne As Integer
Dim intRow As Integer
Dim vstrTableau() As Variant
strErreur = ""
'Validation ouverture session
If mConnection Is Nothing Then
mgvstrExecuterSQL = Nothing
strErreur = pgstrRetournerErreurSpecial(MODULE, METHODE, "Connection manquante au serveur SQL.")
Exit Function
End If
'Vérification de la commande SQL
If strCommande = "" Then
mgvstrExecuterSQL = Nothing
strErreur = pgstrRetournerErreurSpecial(MODULE, METHODE, "Commande SQL invalide.")
Exit Function
End If
'Lancement de la commande SQL
Set qy = New rdoQuery
qy.SQL = strCommande
'MsgBox strCommande
Set qy.ActiveConnection = mConnection
qy.RowsetSize = 1
'Résultat
Set rs = qy.OpenResultset()
If rs.rdoColumns.Count > 0 Then
ReDim Preserve vstrTableau(rs.rdoColumns.Count - 1, 0) As Variant
'Nom des champs
For intColonne = 0 To rs.rdoColumns.Count - 1
vstrTableau(intColonne, 0) = Trim(rs.rdoColumns(intColonne).Name)
Next
'Valeur des champs
intRow = 0
With rs
Do Until rs.EOF
intRow = intRow + 1
ReDim Preserve vstrTableau(rs.rdoColumns.Count - 1, intRow) As Variant
For intColonne = 0 To rs.rdoColumns.Count - 1
vstrTableau(intColonne, intRow) = Trim(rs.rdoColumns(intColonne).Value)
If IsNull(vstrTableau(intColonne, intRow)) Then
vstrTableau(intColonne, intRow) = ""
End If
Next
rs.MoveNext
Loop
End With
End If
Set rs = Nothing
Set qy = Nothing
mgvstrExecuterSQL = vstrTableau
Exit Function
Erreur:
Set rs = Nothing
Set qy = Nothing
strErreur = pgstrRetournerErreur(MODULE, METHODE)
End Function
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This is in French. Anyway here goes :
I think your function is fine. Problem could be your stored procedure AddPatientName. Can you look into your SP & take a look at the arguments that you have used? Try to increase the size of your arguments & see if this problem occurs again. Let me know if this is not it.
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andreouelletAuthor Commented:
My stored proc is ok. Each parameter of my SP is varchar(80). My problem happend on this line:
--> Set rs = qy.OpenResultset()
After a second test, it work. But if I have a string with a single quote like "1236 Boulevard St-Joseph De L'Orient", it don't work. It's the raison because I use a double quote.
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cbdCommented:
Can you use the Replace Function (from VBScript now in VB6) ?
Replace (monaddresse,"'","''")
so final output is
strCommande = "exec AddPatientName 'Roger', 'Vaillant', '1236 Boulevard St-Joseph De L''Orient'"
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I think your function is fine. Problem could be your stored procedure AddPatientName. Can you look into your SP & take a look at the arguments that you have used? Try to increase the size of your arguments & see if this problem occurs again. Let me know if this is not it.