>Hi:
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>I am working in a project where I have to use a Mailmerge service based in SQL Server from VFP. I use the following connection but it doesn't work.
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>owordcontract.ActiveDocument.MailMerge.OpenDataSource(,,,.T.,,,,,,,,"DRIVER={SQL SERVER};DATABASE=MBC;SERVER=MBCDEVTEST;UID=;PWD=","EXECUTE MBC_SP_LEGAL CT,'ALL','6'","")
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>As you can see I am using a store Procedures instead a single query. I know the connection is good because I receive just the error message "Command Failed!" (That happen after connection)
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>Can anyone see what is wrong with this picture?
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>Thanks
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>Efrain

Efrain,
Seemingly nothing wrong and I don't know why word fails on it. I can suggest a workaround though. Create an MSQuery in word and save it as a .dqy file. You might later check and edit that file manually or even create on the fly seeing the syntax. Then change your merge code to something like :

lcQueryFile = 'c:\myPath\My Query from SQLServer.dqy'

oWordDocument=Createobject("word.application")	&& Create word object
oWordDocument.visible = .t.

With oWordDocument
  .Documents.Add
  .ActiveDocument.MailMerge.OpenDataSource(lcQueryFile)

PS: In MSQuery select no table or temporarily select anyone then delete, view the SQL and write "EXECUTE MBC_SP_LEGAL CT,'ALL','6'" there. Once you get the syntax in .dqy you might create new .dqy on the fly with your new parameters.
Cetin