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thanx but i have managed to resolve the problem. Instead of typing local sever name i typed localhost.....
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|||Hi
thanx but i have managed to resolve the problem. Instead of typing local sever name i typed localhost.....
Could you please provide more information?
Thank you
|||Hi
thanx but i have managed to resolve the problem. Instead of typing local sever name i typed localhost.....
sqlIn dexterity iam using table_compare() function to check if tables in datasource and dictionary are same but its not picking up the primary key change but it does pick up the column change
any suggestion
thanks
This forum is for SQL Server Integration Services. Are you trying to integrate Great Plains with another system via SQL Server Integration Services? I read your question as being about Great Plains only, so this is probably not a good forum, you may have better luck on a Great Plains specific forum.hi,
you can access those extended properties calling fn_listextendedproperty function, similar to
SET NOCOUNT ON; USE tempdb; GO CREATE TABLE dbo.Invoice ( ID INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY , BillNo INT NOT NULL -- , others ) GO EXEC sp_addextendedproperty '1st property' , '1St property value' , 'user' , 'dbo' , 'table' , 'Invoice' , NULL , NULL; EXEC sp_addextendedproperty '2nd property' , '2nd property value' , 'user' , 'dbo' , 'table' , 'Invoice' , NULL , NULL; GO PRINT 'All available properties'; SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(20), [name]) AS [Property Name] , CONVERT(VARCHAR(20), [value]) AS [Property vCharValue] FROM ::fn_listextendedproperty( NULL , 'user' , 'dbo' , 'table' , 'Invoice' , NULL , NULL ); GO PRINT 'just the required [1st property] property'; SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(20), [name]) AS [Property Name] , convert(VARCHAR(20),[value]) AS [Property vCharValue] FROM ::fn_listextendedproperty( '1st property' , 'user' , 'dbo' , 'table' , 'Invoice' , NULL , NULL ); GO DROP TABLE dbo.Invoice; --< All available properties Property Name Property vCharValue -- -- 1st property 1St property value 2nd property 2nd property value just the required [1st property] property Property Name Property vCharValue -- -- 1st property 1St property valueso, assuming you are interested in the Invoice management, you have to query for all the properties of the dbo.Invoice table columns...
this can obviously fill a dataset or a datareader you can then consume to map as desired the returned values so you could assume the "1st property" is the caption of the corresponding UI control and you can set it accordingly..
BTW, to manage those properties outside the Microsoft tools you have to resort on http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa174648(SQL.80).aspx and http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190243.aspx
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hi,
no, you have to deal with that "by hand"...
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