>If any of you out there are useing ADO please give me the answer to this. I am doing a test to run a stored procedure through Fox using the following command and.
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>Oconnection = createobject("adodb.connection")
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>oConnstr = "Provider=SQLOLEDB; user ID=sa; password = sql001;"
>oConnstr = oConnstr + "Initial catalog=bmsdev2; Data Source = dakota2"
>Oconnection.ConnectionString = oConnstr
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>oConnstr = "Provider=SQLOLEDB; user ID=sa;"
>oConnstr = oConnstr + "Initial catalog=bmsdev; Data Source = dakota2"
>Oconnection.ConnectionString = oConnstr
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>"Here is where I create my parameter"
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>.Parameters.Append .CreateParameter("@praclocid", 129, 1, 9, "9697978")
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>I am getting the error variable "ADCHAR" not found.
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>Now 'adChar' is one of the parameters that ADO uses, why would I get thia error?


William,

adChar is a constant that is not defined (by default) in VFP. It has the value of 129. adParmInput falls into the same boat, see changes above.

Perhaps there is a header file that defines these values, but hard coding will work. Look up dataTypeEnum in MSDN for more information.

I didn't check the rest of your work, because I'm not well versed in ADO...

HTH,