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Microsoft SQL Execute

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Microsoft SQL Execute.fmp12

Overview
Tables	1
Relationships	0
Layouts	1
Scripts	2
Value Lists	0
Custom Functions	0
Custom Menus	33

File Options
Default custom menu set	[Standard FileMaker Menus]
When opening file
Minimum allowed version	12.0
Login using	Account Name; Account= Admin
Allow user to save password	Off
Require iOS passcode	Off
Switch to layout	Off
Hide all toolbars	Off
Script triggers
OnFirstWindowOpen	Off
OnLastWindowClose	Off
OnWindowOpen	Off
OnWindowClose	Off
OnFileAVPlayerChange	Off
Thumbnail Settings
Generate Thumbnails	On; Temporary

Tables

Table Name	Statistics	Occurrences in Relationship Graph
Microsoft SQL Execute	5 fields defined, 1 record	Microsoft SQL Execute

Fields

Table Name: Microsoft SQL Execute - 5 Fields
Field Name	Type	Options	Comments	On Layouts	In Relationships	In Scripts	In Value Lists
Input	Normal, Number	Auto-Enter: Allow editing Validation: Only during data entry Storage: Repetitions: 1 Indexing: None Automatically create indexes as needed Index Language: German		Microsoft SQL Execute
Output	Normal, Number	Auto-Enter: Allow editing Validation: Only during data entry Storage: Repetitions: 1 Indexing: None Automatically create indexes as needed Index Language: German		Microsoft SQL Execute		Run
Connection String	Normal, Text	Auto-Enter: Allow editing Validation: Only during data entry Storage: Global Repetitions: 1 Index Language: German		Microsoft SQL Execute		Run
Username	Normal, Text	Auto-Enter: Allow editing Validation: Only during data entry Storage: Global Repetitions: 1 Index Language: German		Microsoft SQL Execute		Run
Password	Normal, Text	Auto-Enter: Allow editing Validation: Only during data entry Storage: Global Repetitions: 1 Index Language: German		Microsoft SQL Execute		Run

Layout Objects: Microsoft SQL Execute

Regular Fields

Field Name: Microsoft SQL Execute::Input

Layout Name:

Microsoft SQL Execute

Top: 108 pt
Left: 138 pt
Bottom: 122 pt
Right: 217 pt

Anchoring: Left, Top

Field Format:

Edit Box

Field Behavior:

Allow field to be entered: In Find mode, In Browse mode
Touch keyboard type: System Default
Go to next field using: Tab key

Yes

Field Name: Microsoft SQL Execute::Output

Layout Name:

Microsoft SQL Execute

Top: 126 pt
Left: 138 pt
Bottom: 140 pt
Right: 217 pt

Anchoring: Left, Top

Field Format:

Edit Box

Field Behavior:

Allow field to be entered: In Find mode, In Browse mode
Touch keyboard type: System Default
Go to next field using: Tab key

Yes

Field Name: Microsoft SQL Execute::Connection String

Layout Name:

Microsoft SQL Execute

Top: 30 pt
Left: 138 pt
Bottom: 44 pt
Right: 391 pt

Anchoring: Left, Top

Field Format:

Edit Box

Field Behavior:

Allow field to be entered: In Find mode, In Browse mode
Touch keyboard type: System Default
Go to next field using: Tab key

Field Name: Microsoft SQL Execute::Username

Layout Name:

Microsoft SQL Execute

Top: 48 pt
Left: 138 pt
Bottom: 62 pt
Right: 391 pt

Anchoring: Left, Top

Field Format:

Edit Box

Field Behavior:

Allow field to be entered: In Find mode, In Browse mode
Touch keyboard type: System Default
Go to next field using: Tab key

Field Name: Microsoft SQL Execute::Password

Layout Name:

Microsoft SQL Execute

Top: 66 pt
Left: 138 pt
Bottom: 80 pt
Right: 391 pt

Anchoring: Left, Top

Field Format:

Edit Box

Field Behavior:

Allow field to be entered: In Find mode, In Browse mode
Touch keyboard type: System Default
Go to next field using: Tab key

Script Name	Run
Run script with full access privileges	Off
Include In Menu	Yes
Layouts that use this script
Scripts that use this script
Script Definition
Script Steps	Set Variable [ $Connection; Value:MBS("SQL.NewConnection") ] #Tell plugin what ole provider to use Set Variable [ $result; Value:MBS("SQL.SetConnectionOption"; $Connection; "OLEDBProvider"; "SQLNCLI") ] #Tell plugin we want to use Microsoft SQL Server Set Variable [ $result; Value:MBS("SQL.SetClient"; $Connection; "SQLServer") ] #Connect to database in read/write/create mode. Creates new file if none exists. Set Variable [ $result; Value:MBS("SQL.Connect"; $Connection; Microsoft SQL Execute::Connection String; Microsoft SQL Execute::Username; Microsoft SQL Execute::Password) ] If [ $result ≠ "OK" ] Show Custom Dialog [ Message: "Error: " & $result; Default Button: “OK”, Commit: “No”; Button 2: “Abbrechen”, Commit: “No” ] Set Variable [ $result; Value:MBS("SQL.FreeConnection"; $Connection) ] Exit Script [ ] End If #Create select and run it Set Variable [ $SQL; Value:"Test" ] Set Variable [ $Command; Value:MBS("SQL.NewCommand"; $Connection; $sql) ] Set Variable [ $r; Value:MBS("SQL.SetParamAsNumber"; $Connection; "Param1"; 7) ] #Run it Set Variable [ $result; Value:MBS("SQL.Execute"; $Command) ] If [ $result ≠ "OK" ] Show Custom Dialog [ Message: "Error: " & $result; Default Button: “OK”, Commit: “No”; Button 2: “Abbrechen”, Commit: “No” ] Else Set Variable [ $r; Value:MBS("SQL.FetchNext"; $Command) ] Set Variable [ $FieldCount; Value:MBS( "SQL.FieldCount";$Command ) ] Set Variable [ $result; Value: MBS( "SQL.GetFieldAsText"; $Command; 1 ) ] Set Field [ Microsoft SQL Execute::Output; $result ] Show Custom Dialog [ Message: "Result: " & $result; Default Button: “OK”, Commit: “Yes”; Button 2: “Abbrechen”, Commit: “No” ] End If #Cleanup Set Variable [ $result2; Value:MBS("SQL.FreeCommand"; $Command) ] Set Variable [ $result2; Value:MBS("SQL.FreeConnection"; $Connection) ]
Fields used in this script	Microsoft SQL Execute::Connection String Microsoft SQL Execute::Username Microsoft SQL Execute::Password Microsoft SQL Execute::Output
Scripts used in this script
Layouts used in this script
Tables used in this script	Microsoft SQL Execute
Table occurrences used by this script	Microsoft SQL Execute
Custom Functions used by this script
Custom menu set used by this script

Previous Script: [Run]

Script Name	Trace
Run script with full access privileges	Off
Include In Menu	Yes
Layouts that use this script
Scripts that use this script
Script Definition
Script Steps	Set Variable [ $r; Value:MBS("Trace") ]
Fields used in this script
Scripts used in this script
Layouts used in this script
Tables used in this script
Table occurrences used by this script
Custom Functions used by this script
Custom menu set used by this script

Download example: Microsoft SQL Execute

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