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  • Guest.Visitor

    Accessing 400 data through VB Script

    Are you sure it's not the SQL itself that is slow? What release are you on? Which version of CA?
  • J.Wells
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2024
    • 598

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    Accessing 400 data through VB Script

    Brian, No, I am not sure that it's not the SQL itself. As a matter of fact, I am reviewing it now to see if I can improve upon it. I was just curious if there was a better way to access the data.... Thanks, Joe

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    • Guest.Visitor

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      Accessing 400 data through VB Script

      ADO's not too bad. Lots of functionality, pretty easy to use, and can be made to perform. There are a bunch of articles on the site about it, some of which are here. There's also a bunch of stuff about tuning SQL performance, too. Brian

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      • J.Wells
        Junior Member
        • Dec 2024
        • 598

        #4
        Accessing 400 data through VB Script

        I have written a VB script that validates OCR data against data on the 400. Here is what I am doing:
         Dim objConnection Dim objRecordset Dim strSQLQuery Set objConnection = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") objConnection.Provider = "MSDASQL" objConnection.ConnectionString = "myas400" objConnection.Open strSQLQuery = "select fscins, amount, dosfrom, dosto, servcodes.svccode, " &_ " servcodes.svcasacode from invheader, invdetail, servcodes, " &_ "patheader where invdetail.invnum = " & zAptNum_aac.CurrentLine.Value &_ " And invdetail.svccode = servcodes.svccodeih And transtype='C' " &_ "and svctype1 = 'C' And invheader.invnum=invdetail.invnum " &_ "and patheader.mrn=invheader.mrn " Set objRecordset = objConnection.Execute(strSQLQuery) 
        This works fine, except that it seems rather slow. What other connection methods are there that might be faster? Thanks, Joe

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        • J.Wells
          Junior Member
          • Dec 2024
          • 598

          #5
          Accessing 400 data through VB Script

          Brian, Thanks for the link. I'll check it out. Joe

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