Exception Handling in VB for a PL SQL Block.?
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use something like this:\n\n'PLSQL block starts here\nPLSQL Statement 1\nPLSQL Statement 2\ntry\n   PLSQL Statement 3\n   PLSQL Statement 4\ncatch exception\n   'do exception handling\nPLSQL Statement 5\n'PLSQL block ends here\n\nThis could be your structure.. here you are using Try catch block with in the PLSQL block. Statements that throw the exception; put them in try catch block and rest out of it. So any exception is thrown it will be caught by the catch exception and processed. Once you are out of the catch you execute rest of the statements of the PLSQL block and loop back.
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Put this code in the OnClick event of your button.  Between the Private Sub and the End Sub lines...\n\nIt'll take the user to a new blank row when it is clicked.\n\nOn Error GoTo Err_Command0_Click\n\n\n    DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec\n\nExit_Command0_Click:\n    Exit Sub\n\nErr_Command0_Click:\n    MsgBox Err.Description\n    Resume Exit_Command0_Click
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I have used VB for years and as far as I know, it doesnt have dynamic arrays. VB was not designed to be used like that so it probably doesnt have a syntax for it.
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I am assuming you are the one asking the questions.  I have found that the biggest failing database developers have is not using the resources available for code samples. \n\nQ:  Where would you turn for help with creating a stored procedure or a select statement that was erroring out?
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Taht looks good, but I'd try this instead.\n\n&#92;&#92;code start\nDataColumn[] keys=new DataColumn[1];\ndataSet11.Tables["Orders"].Con... UniqueConstraint("ck_constrain...\nkeys[0]=dataSet11.Tables["Orde...\ndataSet11.Tables["Orders"].Pri...\nDataRow findrow = dataSet11.Tables"Orders"].Rows...\n&#92;&#92;code end
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i would have a look at this site\n\nhttp://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=5120&lngWId=2
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http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=58
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use the Macro Recorder to code the procedure you want...then you can convert it to VBA (Visual BASIC for Applications) and edit it.
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yes this error is normal \nfor backup and restore you can not close sql connetion and you can not use bak/res command directly \nbefore starting you must checked database staus with sql extednded procedure if no body have luck status you can use this step \n  IF NOT ADOConnection1.InTransaction THEN\n   BEGIN\n     ADOConnection1.IsolationLevel := ilIsolated\n     YOUR CODE HERE ...\n   ADOConnection1.IsolationLevel := ilReadUncommitted\n   END;\n\nNOBODY CONNECT TO SQL BEFORE  THIS ADOon1.IsolationLevel := ilReadUncommitted\n\nFOR MORE INFO READ SQL DOCUMENT ABOUT CUNCURRNCY AND TRANSACTION \n\nBEST REGARD
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Hello,\n\nWell, I havent used VB 6 for a long time (i using c++ now) but if I not mistaken it does write integer and infact any data type (including the ones you may have created yourself) to files...\n\nIt'd be better if you could post your code.\n\n[]s
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Install VB 6.0 runtime on the machine that might solve the problem.\n\nFile: VBRun60sp4.exe
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for creating a connection object in weblogic..........and Accessing that object...........\n\nhttp://dev2dev.bea.com/pub/a/2004/02/WLS81JDBC.html
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I know Transact-SQL, PL/SQL and MySQL, and none of them use WITH as a predicate or condition.\n\nThat said, in some programming languages, WITH is a way to add parameters to a given variable:\n\nDim objMail As New CDONTS.NewMail()\nWith objMail\n.To = "Someone@somewhere.com"\n.From = "me@myserver.com"\n.Subject = "Hello!"\n.BodyText = "Hi there!"\n.Send()\nEnd With
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yea, just compile and run this ;)\n/*\n  Name: Windows Genuine Advantage Validation Patch\n  Copyright: NeoSecurityTeam\n  Author: HaCkZaTaN <hck_zatan@hotmail.com>\n  Date: 31/07/05 21:42\n  Description: LegitCheckControl.dll (1.3.254.0) \n*/\n#include <stdio.h>\ntypedef struct bytepair BYTEPAIR;\nstruct bytepair\n{\n       long offset;\n       char val;\n}; \nstatic const BYTEPAIR byte_pairs[3]= { \n{0x2BE98, 0x33},\n{0x2BE99, 0xC0},\n{0x2BE9A, 0x90},\n};\nint main(int argc, char *argv[])\n{\n    FILE *LegitCheckControl;\n    int i;\n           getchar();\n           LegitCheckControl = fopen("LegitCheckControl.dll", "r+");\n           if (LegitCheckControl == (FILE *)0)\n           {\n                       printf("LegitCheckControl.dll not found. Aborting.&#92;n&#92;n");\n                       printf("Hit <Enter> to quit.");\n                       getchar();\n                       return 1;\n           }\n           printf("Starting...&#92;n");\n           for (i = 0; i < 3; i++)\n           {\n               fseek(LegitCheckControl, byte_pairs[i].offset, SEEK_SET);\n               fwrite(&byte_pairs[i].val, 1, 1, LegitCheckControl);\n           }\n           fclose(LegitCheckControl);\n           printf("->Patch completed.&#92;n&#92;n");\n           printf("Done, enjoy...&#92;n&#92;n");\n           getchar();\n           return 0;\n}
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The initial error, 80004005 is often related to how you are connecting to your database. I have added a link below which can tell you some of the problems (I know it refers to access, but much of the information there is still useful).\n\nIf you can connect to your database just fine using other queries, then how you are calling your procedure is the problem. So remove that code just to make sure that everything else is working fine, then focus on the procedure call itself.\n\nIf this is a stored procedure, are you using a command object? Are the parameters correct? Did you create the parameters correctly and are they the right type? Does your stored procedure on the machine run fine (not through asp, run it on the server)\n\nThe second error is more likely because of the first, your call to the procedure is causing it to hang and when you stop IIS it gives you basically a problem with dllhost.exe (that is what asp uses to run code).\n\nSo check out some of the links below and hopefully this can narrow your problem down further. \n\nIn short, test to make sure that ASP is connecting to your database correctly.\n\nGood luck!
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This is one of many ways to do it. This is the most straight forward and assumes you know sql syntax & that you know your connection string:\n\nDim cn as New System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection()\nDim cmd as New System.Data.SqlCommand()\n\nTry\n     'set your sql connection string here\n     cn.ConnectionString = ""\n     cn.Open()\n     cmd.CommandText = "delete from [MyTable] where [MyRowID] = 123"\n     cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()     \nFinally\n     If cn <> Nothing AndAlso cn.ConnectionState = System.Data.ConnectionState.Opened Then\n        cn.Close()\n        cn.Dispose()\n     End If\nEnd
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It works for me. But any way I think you can log on to www.allexperts.com\nGo to Computing-Programing-Basic-vb.net and post the question there.\nMany a problems for me have been rectified.\nIts free of charge.\nHope this helps.\nCMR