php-windows Digest 24 Mar 2007 09:50:34 -0000 Issue 3173
Topics (messages 27596 through 27597):
Re: MSSQL returned: Invalid object name
27596 by: Frank M. Kromann
27597 by: Alf Stockton
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This sounds like your MSSQL connections are getting mixed up.
If the two databases are on the same server and the same sql login has
access to both databases you can query everything from a single conenction.
You just have to qualify the tables/procedures with <database>.<user>.table
to the server knows where to look.
If you need two different connections and the host/user and passwords are
the same you must tell mssql_connect to force a new connection. Set the
optional forth parameter to true.
- Frank
> I have a php script where I need to access tables in two different MSSQL
> databases.
> The scenario is ..... access 1st database to retrieve data that will be
> used when calling a StoredProcedure within the 2nd database which will
> return data with which one can access the 1st database to retrieve more
> data.
>
> If I do both calls to the 1st database by hardcoding info from 2nd
> database all works well but if I access 1st, call StoredProcedure then
> attempt to do a select back on the 1st I get :-
> MSSQL returned: Invalid object name 'EarnRate'
> EarnRate is an existing table in 1st database.
> Please help.
>
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Frank M. Kromann wrote:
This sounds like your MSSQL connections are getting mixed up.
If the two databases are on the same server and the same sql login has
access to both databases you can query everything from a single conenction.
You just have to qualify the tables/procedures with <database>.<user>.table
to the server knows where to look.
If you need two different connections and the host/user and passwords are
the same you must tell mssql_connect to force a new connection. Set the
optional forth parameter to true.
To be a little more clear the scenario is as follows
connect and use DB1 to get data for Stored Procedure
connect and use DB2 via Stored Procedure getting data that can be used to
get more data from DB1........and this is the one that fails.
Frank, I have tried your suggestions unfortunately without success.
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