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you want to visit from the selection below. Results 1 to 5 of 5 Thread: SQL Server 7 error Syntax error syntax error or access violation 1286 unknown storage engine 'innodb' or access violation----2147217900 Tweet Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode Jan 11th, 2001,07:15 AM #1 waheed View Profile View https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/812916 Forum Posts Thread Starter New Member Join Date Jun 2000 Posts 15 Hi I wonder if anyone knows the meaning of this message? [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Syntax error or access violation----2147217900 The background to this problem is that I created a DLL which contains classes that access a SQL server database. However the problem is that the some of the classes work as they should but I http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?48494-SQL-Server-7-error-Syntax-error-or-access-violation-2147217900 get errors when trying to use others?. also The dll works fine on some machines but not on others. thanks Ahmed Reply With Quote Jan 11th, 2001,09:19 AM #2 Lafor View Profile View Forum Posts Fanatic Member Join Date Aug 2000 Posts 617 what is the version of SQL Server u're using? .. Reply With Quote Jan 11th, 2001,09:45 AM #3 waheed View Profile View Forum Posts Thread Starter New Member Join Date Jun 2000 Posts 15 Version 7,,,, Reply With Quote Jan 11th, 2001,10:26 AM #4 Clunietp View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage Guru Join Date Oct 1999 Location USA Posts 1,844 this might help, this is all I could find on the web.... http://www.advisor.com/wtips.nsf/x/5...7?opendocument Reply With Quote Jan 11th, 2001,10:43 AM #5 Lafor View Profile View Forum Posts Fanatic Member Join Date Aug 2000 Posts 617 .. Take a look at the following and deduce that it is really an error u have to fish for... Do some debugging and narrow the area where it is happening... I actually asked u earlier the wrong question regarding the version of SQL Server u're using... Do the other machines where it works have the same Service Pack? Database
Procedure Error: Syntax error or access violation rated by 0 users This post has 2 Replies | 0 Followers jake1164 Raritan, NJ Since 1/27/2002 Posts 21 Reputation 195 Reply Jason Jackson (jake1164) http://vbcity.com/forums/t/15384.aspx Posted: 12/6/2002 8:47 AM rated by 0 users Using VB6 SP5, ADO 2.7, Sql7 SP4.When I try to execute any stored procedure I get the error: Run-time error '-2147217900 (80040e14)':Syntax error or access violationDim cAck http://forums.devart.com/viewtopic.php?t=11132 As ADODB.Command, cParam As ADODB.ParameterSet cAck = New ADODB.CommandcAck.name = "sp_Test1"cAck.CommandType = adCmdStoredProccAck.ActiveConnection = oConcAck.ExecuteoCon is connection that is made prior and specifies the inital catalog. I can do anything else using this including views syntax error and update queries but when I try to access any stored procedure I get the above error. I even scaled back to a simple stored procedure that does nothing and get the same error.Truely lost on this one.-J | Post Points: 20 Deke Michigan Since 3/24/2002 Posts 2,659 Reputation 17,945 Reply Don Hanfland (Deke) replied on 12/7/2002 8:13 AM rated by 0 users Hi jake1164,I never tried accessing syntax error or a stored procedure using the command method way. I never got the hang of it. So I always use the Call method. Which looks likes this;If moRSCLStdCostBOM.State = adStateOpen Then moRSCLStdCostBOM.ClosestrSQL = "{call procStdCostBOMMolded(" & CStr(lTempWgt) & ", "
strSQL = strSQL & CStr(lTempPct) & ", "
strSQL = strSQL & CStr(moRSTable!lInvID) & ")}"moRSCLStdCostBOM.Open strSQL, goConn, adOpenForwardOnlyNow the above code brings back a recordset base on three parameters sent to the stored procedure.Beleive it or not but the help info in SQL server says using the Call method in VB to a store procedure is faster then any other method.Hope this helps!Deke:thumb: --Deke:thumb:EX - Microsoft MVP - Visual BasicBeleive it or not? I still like to program!Just don't seem to have the time :( | Post Points: 5 jake1164 Raritan, NJ Since 1/27/2002 Posts 21 Reputation 195 Reply Jason Jackson (jake1164) replied on 12/9/2002 7:17 AM rated by 0 users Hey that worked great, thanks for your help!Its amazing how many times I can find myself caught up in something trying to get it to work one way and forget that there usually are other ways to do things.Enjoy your day!-J | Post Points: 5 < Previous Topic | Next Topic > Page 1 of 1 (3 items
(-2147217900) Post a reply 3 posts • Page 1 of 1 TMSStoredProc problem: Syntax error or access violation (-2147217900) by zedmartins » Thu 06 Dec 2007 20:40 I found an error executing Stored Procedures using SDAC. Inside the database on SQL Server 2000, I have two Stored Procedures with same name but different owners: dbo.NOVO_CODIGO teknisa.NOVO_CODIGO Connected with user teknisa, I set the StoredProcName property of the MSStoredProc to "NOVO_CODIGO" (without the owner) and try to execute the procedure. I get the error: Erro de sintaxe ou violação de acesso (syntax error or access violation) if I delete the other procedure (dbo.NOVO_CODIGO) the problem disappear. I'm using SDAC 6.10.0.10 and MSDAC 2. Is there a way to make it work without deleting the other procedure or adding the user/owner to the StoredProcName property? We are stopping using Delphi ADO components and changing them to ODAC and SDAC. Modify the StoredProcName is hard to do 'cause the application is huge and there is a ton of forms and components to check. Thanks a lot, zedmartins Posts: 18Joined: Wed 11 Jul 2007 20:59Location: Brazil Top by Antaeus » Fri 07 Dec 2007 13:34 The best way to resolve this problem is to add the schema name to the stored procedure name explicitly. If the schema name is not specified, SDAC cannot determine, which of procedures to use because there is no enough information for that. By default the procedure from the dbo schema is used. All we can do is to modify GetStoredProcNames methods to let retrieving stored procedure names with schema names. Antaeus Posts: 2098Joined: Tue 14 Feb 2006 10:14 Top by zedmartins » Fri 07 Dec 2007 14:15 I think I can add some code to some application library to add the schema automaticaly... Thanks, zedmartins Posts: 18Joined: Wed 11 Jul 2007 20:59Location: Brazil Top Display posts from previous: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by AuthorPost timeSubject AscendingDescending Pos