Accessing SQL Server through DMO Sample #1

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Accessing SQL Server through DMO Sample

This sample demonstrates how to access SQL Server 6.5 using DMO . This sample is written in Visual Basic. This sample contains code for accessing Customer information.

SQLGeneral.BAS ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 'This is a sample for connecting Visual Basic & SQL Server 6.5 'Using DMO 'Author : Raja B ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' Option Explicit Public oSQLServer As New SQLOLE.SQLServer Public oDatabase As SQLOLE.Database This is your SQL Server ( C_BRAIN) This is the Database to use

MdiMain.frm Option Explicit Private Sub MDIForm_QueryUnload(Cancel As Integer, UnloadMode As Integer) oSQLServer.DisConnect Cancel = False End Sub Private Sub mnuExit_Click() End End Sub Private Sub mnuProcess_Click(Index As Integer) Select Case Index Case 1: frmCustomer.Show Case 2: frmProduct.Show Case 3 frmInvoice.Show End Select End Sub

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FrmLogin.frm This is your statup form. This is not a Mdichild form. Option Explicit Private Sub cmdCancel_Click() End End Sub Private Sub cmdOK_Click() If (ConnectToServer()) Then Unload Me mdiMain.Show End If End Sub Private Function ConnectToServer() As Boolean This function makes connection to you SQL Server [C_BRAIN is my Server] And makes OfficeAutomation database for use. Dim nMousePointer As Integer nMousePointer = Screen.MousePointer Screen.MousePointer = vbHourglass On Error Resume Next If (Trim(txtUserName.Text) <> vbNullString) Then oSQLServer.LoginTimeout = 10 Call oSQLServer.Connect("C_BRAIN", Trim(txtUserName.Text), Trim(txtPassword.Text)) If (Err <> 0) Then MsgBox "Connection to the SQL Server failed..." ConnectToServer = False Else ConnectToServer = True Set oDatabase = oSQLServer.Databases("OfficeAutomation") End If Else MsgBox "Please enter the UserName..." ConnectToServer = False End If Screen.MousePointer = nMousePointer Exit Function End Function

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frmCustomer.frm ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 'This is a sample for connecting Visual Basic & SQL Server 6.5 'Using DMO 'Author : Raja B ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' Option Explicit Private Private Private Private Private Private Private bAddMode As Boolean nCurrentRow As Integer bEnableNavigate As Boolean qryResult As SQLOLE.QueryResults nCustomerID As Integer nRows As Integer nCols As Integer

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Private Sub cmdAdd_Click() Call ClearAllTextBoxes bAddMode = True cmdAdd.Visible = False cmdOK.Visible = True cmdEdit.Visible = False cmdDelete.Visible = False EnableNavigation (False) End Sub Private Sub cmdDelete_Click() This function will delete the current record after the confirmation Dim strSQLDelete As String Dim nReturn As Integer nReturn = MsgBox("Are you sure to Delete this current Record..?" & _ vbCrLf & "Press 'Yes' to Delete , 'No' to Cancel the operation", vbYesNo, "Confirmation") If (nReturn = vbYes) Then strSQLDelete = "DELETE FROM tblCustomer WHERE CustomerID = " & CStr(nCustomerID) Call oDatabase.ExecuteImmediate(Command:=strSQLDelete) qryResult.Refresh nCols = qryResult.Columns nRows = qryResult.Rows If (nRows > 0) Then nCurrentRow = 1 bEnableNavigate = True EnableNavigation (True) Call ShowCustomerAddress Else EnableNavigation (False) bEnableNavigate = False End If End If End Sub

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Private Sub cmdEdit_Click() bAddMode = False cmdAdd.Visible = False cmdEdit.Visible = False cmdOK.Visible = True cmdDelete.Visible = False EnableNavigation (False) End Sub Private Sub cmdFirst_Click() If (bEnableNavigate) Then nCurrentRow = 1 Call ShowCustomerAddress End If End Sub Private Sub cmdLast_Click() If (bEnableNavigate) Then nCurrentRow = nRows Call ShowCustomerAddress End If End Sub Private Sub cmdNext_Click() If (bEnableNavigate) Then nCurrentRow = IIf(nCurrentRow < nRows, nCurrentRow + 1, nCurrentRow) Call ShowCustomerAddress End If End Sub Private Sub cmdOK_Click() Add a New Customer or Edit the currrent customer..? Dim strSQLInsertCustomer As String Call oDatabase.ExecuteImmediate(Command:="BEGIN TRANSACTION CustUpdate") If (bAddMode) Then 'sp_AddCustomer is a Stored Procedure in OfficeAutomation database strSQLInsertCustomer = "sp_AddCustomer " & _ "'" & Trim(txtName.Text) & "'," & _ "'" & Trim(txtAddress.Text) & "'," & _ "'" & Trim(txtCity.Text) & "'," & _ "'" & Trim(txtState.Text) & "'," & _ "'" & Trim(txtPincode.Text) & "'" Else strSQLInsertCustomer = "UPDATE tblCustomer SET " & _ "CustomerName = """ & txtName.Text & """," & _ "Address = """ & txtAddress.Text & """," & _ "City = """ & txtCity.Text & """," & _ "State = """ & txtState.Text & """," & _ "PinCode = """ & txtPincode.Text & """ WHERE CustomerID = " & _ CStr(nCustomerID) End If Call oDatabase.ExecuteImmediate(Command:=strSQLInsertCustomer) Call oDatabase.ExecuteImmediate(Command:="COMMIT TRANSACTION")

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qryResult.Refresh nCols = qryResult.Columns nRows = qryResult.Rows cmdAdd.Visible = True cmdEdit.Visible = True cmdOK.Visible = False cmdDelete.Visible = True EnableNavigation (True) End Sub Private Sub cmdPrev_Click() If (bEnableNavigate) Then nCurrentRow = IIf(nCurrentRow <> 1, nCurrentRow - 1, nCurrentRow) ShowCustomerAddress End If End Sub Private Sub Form_Load() cmdOK.Visible = False cmdAdd.Visible = True cmdEdit.Visible = True Call ExecuteQuery End Sub Private Sub EnableNavigation(bEnable As Boolean) cmdFirst.Enabled = bEnable cmdPrev.Enabled = bEnable cmdNext.Enabled = bEnable cmdLast.Enabled = bEnable End Sub Public Sub ShowCustomerAddress() Dim nColLoop As Integer For nColLoop = 1 To nCols Select Case qryResult.ColumnName(nColLoop) Case "CustomerID" nCustomerID = qryResult.GetColumnString(nCurrentRow, nColLoop) Case "CustomerName" txtName.Text = Trim(qryResult.GetColumnString(nCurrentRow, nColLoop)) Case "Address" txtAddress.Text = Trim(qryResult.GetColumnString(nCurrentRow, nColLoop)) Case "City" txtCity.Text = Trim(qryResult.GetColumnString(nCurrentRow, nColLoop)) Case "State" txtState.Text = Trim(qryResult.GetColumnString(nCurrentRow, nColLoop)) Case "PinCode" txtPincode.Text = Trim(qryResult.GetColumnString(nCurrentRow, nColLoop)) End Select Next nColLoop End Sub

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Private Sub ClearAllTextBoxes() txtName.Text = vbNullString txtAddress.Text = vbNullString

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txtCity.Text = vbNullString txtState.Text = vbNullString txtPincode.Text = vbNullString End Sub Private Sub ExecuteQuery() Dim strSQLCustomer As String On Error GoTo TRAP1: strSQLCustomer = "SELECT * FROM tblCustomer" Set qryResult = oDatabase.ExecuteWithResults(Command:=strSQLCustomer) nCols = qryResult.Columns nRows = qryResult.Rows If (nRows > 0) Then nCurrentRow = 1 bEnableNavigate = True EnableNavigation (True) Call ShowCustomerAddress Else EnableNavigation (False) bEnableNavigate = False End If Exit Sub TRAP1: MsgBox "Error in Query" End Sub

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This sample is written in Visual Basic 5.0 Here frmLogim.frm is the ultimate code for loging into your SQL Server. [Here the Server name in coded as C_BRAIN]. Code in frmCustomer.frm demonstrates record navigation, adding a new record , editing the Current record and delete the current record.

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