Your SQLEXEC must be failing (returning -1).

Use AERROR() to see what's failing on the SQL side.

Fred


On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 9:48 AM, Adam Buckland
<[email protected]>wrote:

> Cutting down what I've found / been showed I get:
>
>
> set safety off
> close all
>
> LOCAL connectionString
> connectionString = "Driver={SQL
> Server};Server=sageserver;Database=APAC;Uid=admin-account;Pwd=admin-pwd;"
>
> LOCAL sql
>
> ** sql8 = "SELECT   * from dbo.BOOKER"
>
> sql8 = "SELECT   * from dbo.SLCustomerAccount"
>
>
>
>
> connHandle = SQLSTRINGCONNECT(connectionString)
>  = SQLSETPROP(connHandle, 'asynchronous', .f.)
>  = SQLEXEC(connHandle, sql8, 'MYTABLE')
>  = SQLDISCONNECT(connHandle)
>
> Select MYTABLE
> Browse
>
>
>
> Where it's a table it works perfectly... when I reverse the comments to my
> now renamed view dbo.BOOKER it falls over on the select  MYTABLE with alias
> MYTABLE not found...
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ProFox [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Adam Buckland
> Sent: 30 November 2012 14:27
> To: ProFox Email List ([email protected])
> Subject: VFP to SQL Server View
>
> Ok totally new to this so hopefully someone has done this before...
>
>
> I have a view on SQL Server 2008 (It's a Sage accounts database if that
> matters) which I need to get at from foxpro 6  and later V9
>
> The view spans 8 tables and basically gets invoicing details that I need
> to make a consolidated invoice to end up in a SAP system but to start
> with... is there a way to get data from this view completely under Foxpro
> to a local foxpro database without having to download individual tables and
> reconstruct the view?
>
>
>
> The database is called APAC on a server called sageserver and the view is
> dbo.M2M_BOOKER and is as  follows:
>
> SELECT        TOP (100) PERCENT
> dbo.SLCustomerAccount.CustomerAccountNumber,
> dbo.SLCustomerAccount.CustomerAccountName, dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.PostalName,
>                          dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.AddressLine1,
> dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.AddressLine2, dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.AddressLine3,
> dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.AddressLine4,
>                          dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.City,
> dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.County, dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.Country,
> dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.PostCode,
>                          dbo.SOPInvoiceCredit.DocumentNo AS [Invoice
> Number], dbo.SOPInvoiceCredit.SecondReference AS Refrence2,
> dbo.SOPInvoiceCredit.DocumentDate,
>                          dbo.SOPInvoiceCreditLine.PrintSequenceNumber,
> dbo.SOPInvoiceCreditLine.InvoiceCreditQuantity,
> dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.ItemCode,
>                          dbo.SOPInvoiceCreditLine.ItemName,
> dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.ItemDescription, dbo.StockItem.Code,
> dbo.StockItem.Name, dbo.StockItem.Description,
>                          dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.Description AS
> DELADDRESSDESC, dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.PostalName AS DELADDRESSPOSTALNAME,
>                          dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.AddressLine1 AS DELADDRESS1,
> dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.AddressLine2 AS DELADDRESS2,
>                          dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.AddressLine3 AS DELADDRESS3,
> dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.AddressLine4 AS DELADDRESS4,
>                          dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.County AS DELADDRESSCOUNTY,
> dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.Country AS DELADDRESSCOUNTRY,
>                          dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.PostCode AS
> DELADDRESSPOSTCODE, dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.LineQuantity,
> dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.LineTotalValue,
>                          dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.LineTaxValue,
> dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.UnitSellingPrice,
> dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.SellingUnitMultiple,
>                          dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.PricingUnitMultiple
> FROM            dbo.SOPOrderReturn INNER JOIN
>                          dbo.SOPInvoiceCreditLine ON
> dbo.SOPOrderReturn.SOPOrderReturnID =
> dbo.SOPInvoiceCreditLine.SOPOrderReturnID INNER JOIN
>                          dbo.SOPInvoiceCredit ON
> dbo.SOPInvoiceCreditLine.SOPInvoiceCreditID =
> dbo.SOPInvoiceCredit.SOPInvoiceCreditID INNER JOIN
>                          dbo.SLCustomerAccount ON
> dbo.SOPInvoiceCredit.CustomerID = dbo.SLCustomerAccount.SLCustomerAccountID
> INNER JOIN
>                          dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine ON
> dbo.SOPOrderReturn.SOPOrderReturnID =
> dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.SOPOrderReturnID AND
>                          dbo.SOPInvoiceCreditLine.SOPOrderReturnLineID =
> dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.SOPOrderReturnLineID INNER JOIN
>                          dbo.StockItem ON dbo.SOPOrderReturnLine.ItemCode
> = dbo.StockItem.Code INNER JOIN
>                          dbo.SOPInvCredAddress ON
> dbo.SOPInvoiceCredit.SOPInvoiceCreditID =
> dbo.SOPInvCredAddress.SOPInvoiceCreditID INNER JOIN
>                          dbo.SOPDocDelAddress ON
> dbo.SOPOrderReturn.SOPOrderReturnID = dbo.SOPDocDelAddress.SOPOrderReturnID
> WHERE        (dbo.SLCustomerAccount.SLCustomerAccountID = 18598)
> ORDER BY [Invoice Number], dbo.SOPInvoiceCreditLine.PrintSequenceNumber
>
>
>
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> ---
>
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