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Connect to MS SQL Server Database in the application runtime
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  1. Jon Stoller
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  3. Wednesday, 1 November 2017 06:24 PM UTC

I am upgrading my application from PowerBuilder v7 to PowerBuilder 2017.  The PBLs are in the new version and the application compiles/deploys successfully.  I should mention that I get a message at the end of the compiling that says "Invalid Executable File Name", but it creates a new executable and new PBDs.  Besides that message it seems OK. 

My problem now is the runtime doesn't connect to the database.  When I run the application it does not connect to the database.  

The database is a Microsoft SQL Server database.  I have version 2016 here.  My clients all use version 2008R2. 

The application code is as follows:

pt_sqlca.dbparm = "PROVIDER='SQLNCLI11SQL',DATASOURCE='" + pt_sqlca.Servername + "',PROVIDERSTRING='DATABASE="+pt_sqlca.Database+"'"
connect using pt_sqlca;

The actual content of pt_sqlca.dbparm is:
PROVIDER='SQLNCLI11SQL',DATASOURCE='aka1001',PROVIDERSTRING='DATABASE=popss'

I tried changing the Provider to SQLNCLI and SQLNCLI11.  It did not work with either one.
In PBv7 it says  PROVIDER='SQLOLEDB'.  I tried SQLOLEDB in PowerBuilder 2017 also, but that also didn't connect. 

The other parameters are:
pt_sqlca.LogID      = "aka"
pt_sqlca.LogPass    = "aka"
pt_sqlca.UserID     = "aka"
pt_sqlca.DBPass     = "aka"
pt_sqlca.Database   = "popss"
pt_sqlca.Servername = "aka1001"
pt_sqlca.Dbms       = "SQLNCLI11SQL"
pt_sqlca.lock     = "RU"

After the attempted connect, the return code, pt_sqlca.sqlcode = -1 

What am I doing wrong?  What do I have to do to connect?

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The application connects to the database from inside PowerBuilder.  The DB Profile Preview is:

SQLCA.DBMS = "SNC SQL Native Client(OLE DB)"
SQLCA.LogPass =
SQLCA.ServerName = "aka1001"
SQLCA.LogId = "aka"
SQLCA.AutoCommit = False
SQLCA.DBParm = "Database='popss',Provider='SQLNCLI11SQL'"

If you need other information from me, let me know and I will send it. 

 

 

 

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