No Process Is On The Other End Of The Pipe

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


**
more Code
**
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
**
More Code
**
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

**
More Code
**




cmdUpdatePull.Parameters("@LEANMFG_STOCKSTATUS").Value = mStockStatus


**
More Code
**

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

PrintLine(mTrnFileNum, "Finished to update cmdUpdatePull")


'Move to next record
rsPullItems.MoveNext()
PrintLine(mTrnFileNum, "Moving to next rsPullItems")

Loop
rsPullItems.Close()
rsPullItems = Nothing
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

Exit Sub

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use [master]Go
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Line 216:
Line 217: if (conn.State != ConnectionState.Open)
Line 218: conn.Open();
Line 219:
Line 220: cmd.Connection = conn;


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[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
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System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParserStateObject.ReadSni(DbAsyncResult asyncResult, TdsParserStateObject stateObj) +224
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System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParserStateObject.ReadBuffer() +59
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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
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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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Why can I no longer backup a database to a named pipe in SQL Server 2005? Named pipes are much easier to work with than VDI (and VDI is covered in obscurities). I really want the ability to dump a database to a named pipe reimplementation if it€™s been removed. I hate to think of the cost of redesigning our backup applications. Can I force a PIPE dump device into the sysdevices table? Any suggestions? (and DO NOT tell me to use VDI, as it is absurdly cumbersome and loaded with unnecessary dependencies)

BACKUP DATABASE <name> TO PIPE=\.pipeMyPipeName

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How Can I Create A Pipe-Delimited Export Option?

Jul 17, 2007

i've read that it's possible and this is what i entered in my rsreportserver.config file.

<Extension Name="PIPE" Type="Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.CsvRenderer.CsvReport,Microsoft.ReportingServices.CsvRendering"/>
<OVerrideNames>
<Name Language="en-US">PIPE Delimited CSV</Name>
</OverrideNames>
<Configuration>
<DeviceInfo>
<FieldDelimiter>"%7C"</FieldDelimiter>
</DeviceInfo>
</COnfiguration>
</Extension>

I'm following the directions of the guide and it seems to crash my report server. can you help out? thanks in advance.

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Automatic Backup Of The Pubs And Msdb Database...pipe

May 21, 2001

While checking the SQL server error logs, I notice that the pubs and msdb database are automatically being backed up, even though no job is set up to do so....in addition, its backing up to a directory that I cannot find on our network.....does anybody have an idea of whats going on ?

the path its backingup to is:
(FILE=1, TYPE=PIPE: {'.pipedbasql70dbagent0s0'}).

Thank you in advance

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T-SQL (SS2K8) :: Split Pipe Delimited String Into Two Columns

Mar 6, 2014

I have a single string "XYZ00001|Test_b|XYZ00002|Test_a|XYZ00003|Test_c" that will continue to grow over time.

Is there a way I can extract the values from the string into two separate columns?

XYZ0001 Test_b
XYZ0002 Test_a
XYZ0003 Test_c

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Transact SQL :: How To Split Comma And Pipe Separated From Single Set

Oct 21, 2015

I have an input parameter of an SP which value will be passed with different combinations with 2 seperators (comma and pipe)

Value to the parameter is like this :      '10|22|microsoft,20|25|sql,30|27|server,40|29|product'

I want output like this

Column1       Column2      Column3
10                   22              microsoft
20                   25              sql
30                   27              server
40                   29              product

Pipe separator is for column and comma separator is for row.

I know if its a single separator, it can be done with function but how to do if its 2 separators?

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