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    ADODB Question

    Hi,

    at the moment I am testing the ADODB functionality and for me it works great.
    My question is what is the best way to check if a insert, update or delete operation
    is error-free?

    Thanks for your support.

    Axel

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    Ciao Axel,

    that area is still to be implemented.
    I also use a lot ADODB at work and I too need error checking. So I will start to check about it.

    Eros

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    Ciao Eros,

    sounds good
    Thank you for the fast answer.

    Axel

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    I think I will have a solution in few days that I can post here to test.

    Actually I'm facing the problem that every single ADODB operation can fire an error but I'm only able to catch the last one.
    So, if an operation composed by 3 steps fails at first or second step but third is OK, I get no error.

    An example, the following code taken from \thinBasic\SampleScripts\ADODB\ example is composed by 4 pRecordset calls (record count plus 3 field data retrieve).
    If error occurs in one of the first 3 calls but the 4th is ok, I get no error.
           PrintL _
                  lRecCount,
                  pRecordSet.RecordCount, 
                  pRecordset.CollectS("ISBN"), 
                  pRecordset.CollectN("Year Published"), 
                  pRecordset.CollectS("Title")
    
    I can store errors as an array of errors but it would be complex to handled them.
    Anyway, thinking. Maybe I will just release catching last error and then I will refine it in some way.

    Ideal would be to have TRY/CATCH in thinBasic but so far I found implementing it quite difficult considering the interpretative nature of thinBasic.

    Will see.
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    Dear Axel,

    I've developed something that can be a start.
    I've modified all internal ADODB functionality in such a way to intercept errors at any level.
    All errors are stored into an internal Module repository in such a way programmer can check and decide what to do.

    Mainly I've developed 3 functions:
    1. AdoDb_Errors_Count: will return number of errors so far intercepted
    2. AdoDb_Errors_Clear: will clear internal errors repository. Can be called whenever programmer wants to reset situation
    3. AdoDb_Errors_GetCode(Idx): will return error code in Idx position with Idx between 1 and AdoDb_Errors_Count
    4. AdoDb_Errors_GetDescription(Idx): will return error description in Idx position with Idx between 1 and AdoDb_Errors_Count


    An example on how to use:
      '---Do whatever with ADODB ... then check if some error.
      printl "-----"
        printl "Errors found:", AdoDb_Errors_Count
        if AdoDb_Errors_Count then
          for lError = 1 to AdoDb_Errors_Count
            printl AdoDb_Errors_GetCode(lError), AdoDb_Errors_GetDescription(lError)
          next
        end if
      printl "-----"
      AdoDb_Errors_Clear
    
    Attached an updated thinBasic_AdoDB module to put into \thinBasic\Lib\ substituting your current one.

    As I said, this is just a start in order to have something.
    I will see If I can develop something that react as an event.

    Let me know if it works.

    Ciao
    Eros
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    Dear Eros,

    sounds fantastic!!!!!

    I'll test it asap and give you a feedback.

    Many thanks

    Axel

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    Dear Erol,

    risrst tests, I use your code in a function and use this after the ADO-Operation with the ADO Example PGM.

    No Errors.

    Than I will insert a new record:
    Function ado_check()
       '---Do whatever with ADODB ... then check if some error.
    PrintL "-----"
      PrintL "Errors found:", AdoDb_Errors_Count In %CCOLOR_FYELLOW
      If AdoDb_Errors_Count Then
        For lError = 1 To AdoDb_Errors_Count
          PrintL AdoDb_Errors_GetCode(lError), AdoDb_Errors_GetDescription(lError) In %CCOLOR_FLIGHTRED
        Next
      End If
    PrintL "-----"
    AdoDb_Errors_Clear
    WaitKey
    End Function     
    
    Function new_rec()      
    '     pRecordset.movefirst
     '    pRecordset.MoveLast
     '    pRecordset.addnew
     '             pRecordset.UpdateS("ISBN") = "ich 4711"  
     '             pRecordset.UpdateN("Year Published") = 2016  
     '             pRecordset.UpdateS("Title") = "Mein erster satz"
     '    pRecordset.Update
     '   PrintL "nach add new" In %CCOLOR_FLIGHTRED  
     pRS.Open "Titles", pConnection, %ADOPENKEYSET, %ADLOCKOPTIMISTIC, %ADCMDTABLE 
         pRs.addnew
                  pRs.UpdateS("ISBN") = "ich 4711"  
                  pRs.UpdateN("Year Published") = 2016  
                  pRs.UpdateS("Title") = "Mein erster satz"
         pRs.Update
        PrintL "nach add new" In %CCOLOR_FLIGHTRED
     ado_check    
    End Function
    
    No error but also no new rrecord in the database.
    If I change the code to produce an error ( bad table name) the function ado_check reports errors
    but raise an error "FOR LERROR = 1 TO ADODB_ERRORS_COUNT"

    I hope it's understandable and can help you

    Greetings
    Axel

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    Thanks for testing.
    I will let you know.
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    Ciao Eros,

    any news?
    I have very great interest in these functions.

    Thank you very much for your efforts,

    Axel

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    Yes, Axel, sorry. I'm late.

    In reality I already have a solution but not jet ready to give you new module.
    I will try to give you a new module to test in few days, by this week-end I hope.

    Eros
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