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Wim Soutendijk

Member Since 03 Feb 2000
Offline Last Active Mar 31 2021 06:48 AM
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In Topic: Setting SQL_DBNAME under PROIV v9

08 September 2020 - 07:04 AM

 

you can set the dbname for sqldefault in the connection string in the format sqlusername/sqlpassword/dbname


Hi Wim,
Thanks. At the moment, our SQL Server connection string in the Dashboard is
Username/Password@<server>/<installation name>
Would we put the DBName before the @?

 

Hi Marlon,

 

Perhaps we mean the same as long as dbname or installation name matches the name in the odbc driver. On my configuration @server is not used, and the database connection is ok

 

Wim 


In Topic: Setting SQL_DBNAME under PROIV v9

07 September 2020 - 07:08 AM

you can set the dbname for sqldefault in the connection string in the format sqlusername/sqlpassword/dbname


In Topic: Converting JSON from HTTP SSO Get

08 January 2019 - 07:21 AM

Hi Neil,

 

Use RestfulRequestSSO to setup the request and call the web service. Then use RestfulResponseSSO to get the response in a formatted way.

 

Wim 


In Topic: Client Side File Folder Browser

31 August 2018 - 12:22 PM

just try it, that's exactly what this code will do.


In Topic: Client Side File Folder Browser

31 August 2018 - 05:58 AM

Hi Ross,

 

This is how I do it:

Add an active x component CommonDialog to the statics of your screen function:

 

In cycle default logic:

CommonDialog.Visible = False
 
then define a button "Open file" in your screen with an event that calls this logic:

 

   CommonDialog.ShowOpen()
   $$FILENAME = CommonDialog.FileName
   $ServerFile = 'c:/temp/download' + @TERM
   #E = Client.Put($ServerFile,$$FILENAME)
Now the file is on your server, and you can call a cycle to open the file and process it.
 
regards,
wim 
 

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