Linked Server With Named Pipe
Sep 29, 2007
Linked server is created as (from SQL 2005 to SQL 2000)
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver @server = @SPKServerName,
@srvproduct = '',
@provider = 'SQLOLEDB',
@datasrc = @SPKdatasrc //np:remoteservername
exec sp_serveroption @server = @SPKServerName
, @optname = 'rpc'
, @optvalue = 'on'
exec sp_serveroption @server = @SPKServerName
, @optname = 'rpc out'
, @optvalue = 'on'
exec sp_serveroption @server = @SPKServerName
, @optname = 'data access'
, @optvalue = 'on'
when asp.net applicaiton hits the Stored Procedure, it uses Linked server to get data from remote server. It fails with exception message
OLE DB provider "SQLNCLI" for linked server "ServerName" returned message "Login timeout expired".
OLE DB provider "SQLNCLI" for linked server "ServerName" returned message "An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections.".
Msg 5, Level 16, State 1, Line 0
Named Pipes Provider: Could not open a connection to SQL Server [5].
Any idea how to solve this?
Regards,
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Aug 21, 2007
Hello, everyone!
I'm currently having an issue with a linked server. Here's the surrounding information:
A) I have a clustered SQL Server 2005 Instance (A) and a SQL Server 2000 instance (B).
B) There is a linked server on A to B. When I set it up, I did run the fix to ensure A could talk to B (There was an issue with communication between 2005 and 2000 servers). It has been there since I installed A, and has worked fine.. Until last week.
C) This linked server uses static credentials to connect to B.
D) Named Pipes are enabled on both servers to listen to both connections on both A and B in cliconfg. So A has a named pipe listening for B, and B has a named pipe listening for A.
E) A has a view that looks at a table on B - It's a table view, very simple, just pulls in all the data from the table on B.
So, I go to do a select statement from the view, connected as a user other then 'sa'. I then get the error:
Named Pipes Provider: Could not open a connection to SQL Server Linked Server
Error Source: ncli Client (Paraphrasing, didn't copy that down, but it was the ODBC connector)
Well, that's odd. It's been working fine for months now..
I then go and connect as sa on A to query B. It works! Mind you, absolutely NO QUERY from A to B will run again until I run SOME kind of query has been run as sa on A.
Mind you, this is not a credential issue. Every user who connects to the linked server to B uses a stored credential that is DBO to the database on B. The same User Name and Password exists on both A and B.
Also of note, I check the activity monitor. There's a process that is "dormant" every time I run a query against the view. The details of this connection are:
sp_reset_connection;1
My question is, why is it resetting the connection on B when being queried from A? Why is it "all of a sudden" a problem? Are there any changes that coudl ahve been made that would cause this?
Any help with this confusing issue would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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Hi, all,
I installed sql server 2005 express on a server with window server 2003 SP1 and tried to connect it from a remote computer with vista installed.
I have already enabled named pipe and tcp/ip protocol for instance SQLEXPRESS on the server, and started sql server browser as well. Of course, I also enabled local and remote connection using tcp/ip and named pipe by sql server surface area configuration tool.
In this senario, I can connect to server locally or remotely by tcp/ip and connect to server locally by named pipe(c>sqlcmd -S \192.168.1.100pipeMSSQL$SQLEXPRESSsqlquery -U * -P *), but I can not connect to server remotely using same command line.
According to some article from MSDN, it might be caused by firewall, but I already disabled my firewall. Moreover, I used tools like makepipe.exe and readpipe.exe, they didn't work too. Why the 2 computers can't create connection using named pipe protocol.
Thanks.
Johonson Chan
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Current SQL server name DASQL
Default instance
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Server Name: DASQL
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After I installed the various service packs via Windows Update, my WindowsForms application can no longer connect to the server.
The error message is:
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However, the Reporting Services work just fine.
Please help.
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Apr 27, 2008
Hi!
I'm writing a java application that queries sqlserver 2005 (and 2000). In case the sql browser service is stopped I need to use the named pipe property or the port property, right?
But how could the program know at runtime what is the port and what is the pipe name? And how should a connection string to sqlserver 2005 (and 2000) that includes named pipe, look like?
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Nov 22, 2006
Hi,
Does anybody have a working Java code sample that connects to an SQLServer 2005 database on a remote host, via the default named pipe, from a client using the SQLServer 2005 JDBC driver? Could you post it, or a pointer to it?
I've gotten java.sql DriverManager.getConnection() to work fine with TCP/IP connections before. But I'm a newbie with named pipes, and unclear on how the connection string/properties are different. I've tried to piece it together from multiple docs and threads, but haven't found sample code that quite fits my situation. I think a simple working example would best clarify the syntax.
The server is not using SQL Express. Most SQLServer configuration options are defaults; the named pipes protocol is enabled.
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I downloaded MS Pet Shop 4.0 recently for best-practice training purposes. The installation went smoothly with a SQL Server 2005 backend. At first I had a problem authenticating the mspetshop4 user in the database, but that was solved by fixing some settings with the password policy. Now the mspetshop4 user is authenticated properly, but I came across this error instead:Server Error in '/Web' Application.
A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the login process. (provider: Shared Memory Provider, error: 0 - No process is on the other end of the pipe.)
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the login process. (provider: Shared Memory Provider, error: 0 - No process is on the other end of the pipe.)
Source Error:
Line 216:
Line 217: if (conn.State != ConnectionState.Open)
Line 218: conn.Open();
Line 219:
Line 220: cmd.Connection = conn;
Source File: C:Program FilesMicrosoft.NET Pet Shop 4.0DBUtilitySQLHelper.cs Line: 218
Stack Trace:
[SqlException (0x80131904): A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the login process. (provider: Shared Memory Provider, error: 0 - No process is on the other end of the pipe.)]
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnection.OnError(SqlException exception, Boolean breakConnection) +117
System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.ThrowExceptionAndWarning(TdsParserStateObject stateObj) +346
System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParserStateObject.ReadSniError(TdsParserStateObject stateObj, UInt32 error) +619
System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParserStateObject.ReadSni(DbAsyncResult asyncResult, TdsParserStateObject stateObj) +224
System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParserStateObject.ReadPacket(Int32 bytesExpected) +113
System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParserStateObject.ReadBuffer() +59
System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParserStateObject.ReadByte() +36
System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.Run(RunBehavior runBehavior, SqlCommand cmdHandler, SqlDataReader dataStream, BulkCopySimpleResultSet bulkCopyHandler, TdsParserStateObject stateObj) +181
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnectionTds.CompleteLogin(Boolean enlistOK) +56
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnectionTds.OpenLoginEnlist(SqlConnection owningObject, SqlConnectionString connectionOptions, String newPassword, Boolean redirectedUserInstance) +1083
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnectionTds..ctor(DbConnectionPoolIdentity identity, SqlConnectionString connectionOptions, Object providerInfo, String newPassword, SqlConnection owningObject, Boolean redirectedUserInstance) +272
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnectionFactory.CreateConnection(DbConnectionOptions options, Object poolGroupProviderInfo, DbConnectionPool pool, DbConnection owningConnection) +688
System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.CreatePooledConnection(DbConnection owningConnection, DbConnectionPool pool, DbConnectionOptions options) +82
System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionPool.CreateObject(DbConnection owningObject) +558
System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionPool.UserCreateRequest(DbConnection owningObject) +126
System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionPool.GetConnection(DbConnection owningObject) +651
System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.GetConnection(DbConnection owningConnection) +160
System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionClosed.OpenConnection(DbConnection outerConnection, DbConnectionFactory connectionFactory) +122
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.Open() +229
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PetShop.DBUtility.SqlHelper.ExecuteReader(String connectionString, CommandType cmdType, String cmdText, SqlParameter[] commandParameters) in C:Program FilesMicrosoft.NET Pet Shop 4.0DBUtilitySQLHelper.cs:127
PetShop.SQLServerDAL.Category.GetCategories() in C:Program FilesMicrosoft.NET Pet Shop 4.0SQLServerCategory.cs:27
PetShop.BLL.Category.GetCategories() in C:Program FilesMicrosoft.NET Pet Shop 4.0BLLCategory.cs:20
PetShop.Web.NavigationControl.BindCategories() in c:Program FilesMicrosoft.NET Pet Shop 4.0WebControlsNavigationControl.ascx.cs:53
PetShop.Web.NavigationControl.Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) in c:Program FilesMicrosoft.NET Pet Shop 4.0WebControlsNavigationControl.ascx.cs:27
System.Web.Util.CalliHelper.EventArgFunctionCaller(IntPtr fp, Object o, Object t, EventArgs e) +31
System.Web.Util.CalliEventHandlerDelegateProxy.Callback(Object sender, EventArgs e) +68
System.Web.UI.Control.OnLoad(EventArgs e) +88
System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive() +74
System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive() +158
System.Web.UI.BasePartialCachingControl.LoadRecursive() +61
System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive() +158
System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive() +158
System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain(Boolean includeStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint) +3035
Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:2.0.50727.42; ASP.NET Version:2.0.50727.42Now I'm clueless. What does No process at the other end of the pipe mean?
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Hi ,
On my Desktop i registered Production Server in Enterprise Manager
on that Server if i go to SecurityLinked Servers
There is another Server is already mapped, when i am trying to see the Tables under that one of the
Linked Server i am getting the Error message saying that
"Error 17 SQL Server does not exist or access denied"
if i went to Production Server location and if i try to see the tables i am able to see properly, no problems
why i am not able to see from my Desk top
i am using the sa user while mapping the Production Server on my DESKTOP using (ENTERPRISE MANAGER)
And i check the Client Network Utility in the Alias using Named Pipe only, i changed to TCP/IP still same problem
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The following is the code that I am using right now:
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GO
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ACTDMSLINKED does not exist at the time I need to add the stored procedure that references it.
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Apr 9, 2007
Hello all, I have question regarding the error message that I'm getting above. I have a program written in .NET that is suppose to traverse through a database and retrieve various records and then write a summary record. The code worked without issue. The database the used to hold the data was a SQL 7.0. However, recently I moved the server over to SQL 2005. Since that time I have been getting the following error:
Description: [Microsoft][SQL Native Client]Named Pipes Provider: No process is on the other end of the pipe.
ramdomly throughout the execution of the program. It doesn't happen on record and is intermittent when it occurs.
Here is the code that is having issues any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Mike Gisonda
Dim mreleaseqty As Double
Dim mmakeqty As Double
Dim k As Integer
Dim mbackorderqty As Double
Dim mOnOrder As Double
Dim mOnHand As Double
Dim mMaximumqty As Double
Dim mMinimumQty As Double
Dim muomfactor As Double
Dim mSafetyStockQty As Double
Dim mQtyInTransit As Double
Dim mQtyAllocatedWip As Double
Dim mQtyAllocated As Double
Dim cnLean As New ADODB.Connection
Dim cnSyspro As New ADODB.Connection
Dim cnLean2 As New ADODB.Connection
Dim cmdPullItems As New ADODB.Command 'command to retrieve pull items
Dim cmdWHTotals As New ADODB.Command 'command to get combined warehouse totals
Dim cmdUpdatePull As New ADODB.Command
Dim cmdBkOrd As New ADODB.Command
Dim cmdInvMst As New ADODB.Command
Dim cmdInitPull As New ADODB.Command 'command to clean our old pull data
Dim prmStockCode As New ADODB.Parameter 'parameter to supply stockcode.
Dim rsPullItems As New ADODB.Recordset 'recordset to hold pull items.
Dim rsWHTotals As New ADODB.Recordset 'recordset to hold warehouse records
Dim rsBkOrd As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim rsInvMst As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim rsSalesOrders As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim rsWipMaster As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim mPullSQL As String
Dim mWHSql As String
Dim mBackOrderStr As String
Dim mInvSQL As String
Dim mStockCode As String
Dim mSalesSQL As String
Dim aBackOrderRec As Array
Dim mReqDate
Dim mShipDate As Date
Dim mcol As Integer
Dim mNewVal As Double
Dim mWipSql As String
Dim mAdjAmt As Double
Dim mStockStatus As Integer
Dim mBackOrder As Double
Dim mBackLate1 As Double
Dim mBackLate2 As Double
Dim mBackLate3 As Double
Dim mBackLate4 As Double
Dim mWeeklyStDev As Double
Dim mWeeklyUsage As Double
Dim mBackLog1 As Double
Dim mBackLog2 As Double
Dim mBackLog3 As Double
Dim mBackLog4 As Double
Dim mBackLog5 As Double
Dim mBackLog6 As Double
Dim mBackLog7 As Double
Dim mBackLog8 As Double
Dim mBackLog9 As Double
Dim mBackLog10 As Double
Dim mBackLog11 As Double
Dim mBackLog12 As Double
Dim mLEAN_BACKORDER_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_LATE1_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_LATE2_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_LATE3_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_LATE4_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG1_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG2_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG3_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG4_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG5_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG6_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG7_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG8_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG9_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG10_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG11_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mLEAN_BACKLOG12_BFLAG As Integer
Dim mBFlagValue As Integer
Dim mFileNum As Integer
Dim mTrnFileNum As Integer
Dim mtest As String
Dim mCountOfRecords As Long
Dim mPullCount As String
Dim rsPullcount As ADODB.Recordset
Dim mCurRecordCount As Long
Dim mWipAllSQL As String
Dim rsWipAll As New ADODB.Recordset
'On Error GoTo ehbtnUpdateLean_Click
'open connection to springdesign
With cnLean
.ConnectionString = "DSN=SPRINGDESIGN;UID=sa;PWD="
.Open()
End With
With cnLean2
.ConnectionString = "DSN=SPRINGDESIGN;UID=sa;PWD="
.Open()
End With
'open connection to syspro
With cnSyspro
.ConnectionString = "DSN=COMPANYM;UID=sa;pwd="
.CommandTimeout = 300
.Open()
End With
btnUpdateLean.Enabled = False
Me.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCursor
**
Bunch of code to set up commands and select statements
**
'Initial command that will update the pull records as they are being processed.
With cmdUpdatePull
.let_ActiveConnection(cnLean)
.CommandType = ADODB.CommandTypeEnum.adCmdStoredProc
.CommandText = "sp_MX_Daily_UpdateMRPData"
.CommandTimeout = 300
.Parameters.Refresh()
End With
**
More Code
**
Try
rsPullItems.CursorLocation = ADODB.CursorLocationEnum.adUseClient
'Get all the pull items.
'rsPullItems = cmdPullItems.Execute
rsPullItems.Open(mPullSQL, cnLean2)
rsPullItems.ActiveConnection = Nothing
Catch ex As Exception
mtest = "Exception Message: " & ex.Message & vbCrLf & "SQLStatement: " & cmdPullItems.CommandText
LogError("", mtest)
rsPullItems = Nothing
End Try
Try
'Initialize debugging and transaction files.
mFileNum = FreeFile()
FileOpen(mFileNum, "MXtestdebug.txt", OpenMode.Output, OpenAccess.Default, OpenShare.Shared)
PrintLine(mFileNum, "Start " + Format(Now, "hh:mms"))
mTrnFileNum = FreeFile()
FileOpen(mTrnFileNum, "MXTrndebug.txt", OpenMode.Output, OpenAccess.Default, OpenShare.Shared)
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
mCurRecordCount = 0
'Start working.
If IsNothing(rsPullItems) = False Then
Do While rsPullItems.EOF = False
mCurRecordCount += 1
'Initialize parameter values
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@stock_code").Value = mStockCode
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@MINIMUM_QTY").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@MAXIMUM_QTY").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@SAFETYSTOCKQTY").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@ON_HAND").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@ON_ORDER").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@BACKORDER_QTY").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@MAKE_QTY").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@RELEASE_QTY").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKORDER").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE1").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE2").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE3").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE4").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG1").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG2").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG3").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG4").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG5").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG6").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG7").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG8").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG9").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG10").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG11").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG12").Value = 0.0
'Initial flags used to determine if the individual sales order dates are
'before or after the request date.
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKORDER_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE1_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE2_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE3_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE4_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG1_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG2_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG3_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG4_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG5_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG6_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG7_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG8_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG9_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG10_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG11_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG12_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEANMFG_STOCKSTATUS").Value = 0
**
**
Try
'Get warehouse totals
rsWHTotals = New ADODB.Recordset
rsWHTotals = cmdWHTotals.Execute
Catch ex As Exception
mtest = "Exception Message: " & ex.Message & vbCrLf & "SQLStatement: " & cmdWHTotals.CommandText
LogError(mStockCode, mtest)
rsWHTotals = Nothing
End Try
**
**
If IsNothing(rsWHTotals) = False Then
If rsWHTotals.EOF = False Then 'If there are values in the warehouse query.
**
BUNCH MORE CODE
**
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@stock_code").Value = mStockCode
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@MINIMUM_QTY").Value = mMinimumQty
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@MAXIMUM_QTY").Value = mMaximumqty
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@SAFETYSTOCKQTY").Value = mSafetyStockQty
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@ON_HAND").Value = mOnHand
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@ON_ORDER").Value = mOnOrder
**
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@BACKORDER_QTY").Value = mbackorderqty
mmakeqty = (mMaximumqty - mOnHand)
If mmakeqty > 0 Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@MAKE_QTY").Value = mmakeqty
Else
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@MAKE_QTY").Value = 0
End If
'init varables.
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKORDER").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE1").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE2").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE3").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE4").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG1").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG2").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG3").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG4").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG5").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG6").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG7").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG8").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG9").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG10").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG11").Value = 0.0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG12").Value = 0.0
mBackOrder = 0.0
mBackLate1 = 0.0
mBackLate2 = 0.0
mBackLate3 = 0.0
mBackLate4 = 0.0
mBackLog1 = 0.0
mBackLog2 = 0.0
mBackLog3 = 0.0
mBackLog4 = 0.0
mBackLog5 = 0.0
mBackLog6 = 0.0
mBackLog7 = 0.0
mBackLog8 = 0.0
mBackLog9 = 0.0
mBackLog10 = 0.0
mBackLog11 = 0.0
mBackLog12 = 0.0
'Initiale Binary flags that represent if the ship date is
'before or after the request date.
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKORDER_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE1_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE2_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE3_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE4_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG1_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG2_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG3_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG4_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG5_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG6_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG7_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG8_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG9_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG10_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG11_BFLAG").Value = 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG12_BFLAG").Value = 0
mBackOrder = 0.0
mBackLate1 = 0.0
mBackLate2 = 0.0
mBackLate3 = 0.0
mBackLate4 = 0.0
mBackLog1 = 0.0
mBackLog2 = 0.0
mBackLog3 = 0.0
mBackLog4 = 0.0
mBackLog5 = 0.0
mBackLog6 = 0.0
mBackLog7 = 0.0
mBackLog8 = 0.0
mBackLog9 = 0.0
mBackLog10 = 0.0
mBackLog11 = 0.0
mBackLog12 = 0.0
mLEAN_BACKORDER_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_LATE1_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_LATE2_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_LATE3_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_LATE4_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG1_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG2_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG3_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG4_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG5_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG6_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG7_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG8_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG9_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG10_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG11_BFLAG = 0
mLEAN_BACKLOG12_BFLAG = 0
mBFlagValue = 0
**
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**
Try
rsSalesOrders = New ADODB.Recordset
rsSalesOrders.Open(mSalesSQL, cnSyspro)
Catch ex As Exception
mtest = "Exception Message: " & ex.Message & vbCrLf & "SQLStatement: " & mSalesSQL
LogError(mStockCode, mtest)
rsSalesOrders = Nothing
End Try
If IsNothing(rsSalesOrders) = False Then
Do While rsSalesOrders.EOF = False
**
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**
Select Case mcol
Case Is <= -5
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKORDER").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKORDER").Value + mNewVal
'Check to see if the bit is marked. If not then mark it.
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKORDER_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKORDER_BFLAG").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKORDER_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue
End If
mBackOrder = mBackOrder + mNewVal
Case Is = -4
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE4").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE4").Value + mNewVal
'Check to see if the bit is marked. If not then mark it.
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE4_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE4_BFLAG").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE4_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue
End If
mBackLate4 = mBackLate4 + mNewVal
Case Is = -3
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE3").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE3").Value + mNewVal
'Check to see if the bit is marked. If not then mark it.
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE3_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE3_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE3_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLate3 = mBackLate3 + mNewVal
Case Is = -2
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE2").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE2").Value + mNewVal
'Check to see if the bit is marked. If not then mark it.
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE2_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE2_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE2_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLate2 = mBackLate2 + mNewVal
Case -1 To 0
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE1").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE1").Value + mNewVal
'Check to see if the bit is marked. If not then mark it.
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE1_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE1_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_LATE1_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLate1 = mBackLate1 + mNewVal
Case Is = 1
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG1").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG1").Value + mNewVal
'Check to see if the bit is marked. If not then mark it.
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG1_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG1_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG1_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog1 = mBackLog1 + mNewVal
Case Is = 2
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG2").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG2").Value + mNewVal
'Check to see if the bit is marked. If not then mark it.
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG2_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG2_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG2_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog2 = mBackLog2 + mNewVal
Case Is = 3
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG3").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG3").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG3_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG3_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG3_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog3 = mBackLog3 + mNewVal
Case Is = 4
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG4").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG4").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG4_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG4_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG4_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog4 = mBackLog4 + mNewVal
Case Is = 5
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG5").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG5").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG5_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG5_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG5_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog5 = mBackLog5 + mNewVal
Case Is = 6
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG6").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG6").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG6_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG6_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG6_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog6 = mBackLog6 + mNewVal
Case Is = 7
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG7").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG7").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG7_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG7_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG7_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog7 = mBackLog7 + mNewVal
Case Is = 8
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG8").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG8").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG8_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG8_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG8_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog8 = mBackLog8 + mNewVal
Case Is = 9
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG9").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG9").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG9_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG9_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG9_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog9 = mBackLog9 + mNewVal
Case Is = 10
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG10").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG10").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG10_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG10_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG10_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog10 = mBackLog10 + mNewVal
Case Is = 11
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG11").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG11").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG11_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG11_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG11_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog11 = mBackLog11 + mNewVal
Case Is = 12
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG12").Value = cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG12").Value + mNewVal
If mBFlagValue <> (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG12_BFLAG").Value And mBFlagValue) Then
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG12_BFLAG").Value = (cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEAN_BACKLOG12_BFLAG").Value + mBFlagValue)
End If
mBackLog12 = mBackLog12 + mNewVal
End Select
End If
rsSalesOrders.MoveNext()
Loop
rsSalesOrders.Close()
rsSalesOrders = Nothing
End If
**
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**
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEANMFG_STOCKSTATUS").Value = mStockStatus
**
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**
Else
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@stock_code").Value = mStockCode
End If
rsWHTotals.Close()
rsWHTotals = Nothing
Else 'rswhtotal is nothing
cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@stock_code").Value = mStockCode
End If 'rswhtotal is nothing
'Update the record in DesignLean
Try
*********
This is where it fails
*********
cmdUpdatePull.Execute()
Catch ex As Exception
mtest = "ERROR executing cmdupdatepull" & vbCrLf & "Exception Message: " & ex.Message & vbCrLf
LogError(mStockCode, mtest)
PrintLine(mTrnFileNum, mtest)
End Try
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rsPullItems.MoveNext()
PrintLine(mTrnFileNum, "Moving to next rsPullItems")
Loop
rsPullItems.Close()
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cmdUpdatePull = Nothing
rsSalesOrders = Nothing
rsWipMaster = Nothing
End If
PrintLine(mTrnFileNum, "End of Pull Items LOOP")
FileClose(mTrnFileNum)
PrintLine(mFileNum, "ending" + Format(Now, "hh:mms"))
FileClose(mFileNum)
ProgressBar1.Value = mCountOfRecords + 100
btnUpdateLean.Enabled = True
Me.Cursor = Cursors.Default
MsgBox("done", MsgBoxStyle.OKOnly, "MXLean Calculation Status")
End
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