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NODBC <> SQL Database
reigel
Member Posts: 16
is it possible to use NODBC for a navision SQl-Database or is it only possible to this for a native one ?
the usages of microsoft-ODBC gives no informations for flowfields and if data should be rewrite to the SQL-Database problemes with NOT NULL will occour.
Did onyone have informations for me ?
the usages of microsoft-ODBC gives no informations for flowfields and if data should be rewrite to the SQL-Database problemes with NOT NULL will occour.
Did onyone have informations for me ?
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NODB is for native DB only. For SQL you should use the standard SQL tools like ADO. Flowfields are virtual fields that are not known in SQL Server. So you should do your queries on the real tables. If you find performance problems for your SQL query, you might try to create a covering index in NAV (and index that contains all fields used in your SQL query [in the select-, where-, group by-, having-,order by-clause]).
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