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Write only to an external database in BC 15 OnPrem
borealis
Member Posts: 35
I'm trying to write (insert) to two external tables from an on premise installation. We're essentially updating shipment label information for an external process to pick up the label data. I have no need to read or modify existing records in the table, although I will need to be able to delete based on a date/time filter.
I have old code for pre-BC that uses system.data.sqlclient .net controls and custom built strings to insert data, however I am unsure how best to proceed with a BC implementation. I noticed that I could use table objects with the type ExternalSQL, however that would consume two table objects on the client's license, and I'd prefer not to do that if I can.
Is there a way to execute direct SQL "Insert into" strings from BC?
I have old code for pre-BC that uses system.data.sqlclient .net controls and custom built strings to insert data, however I am unsure how best to proceed with a BC implementation. I noticed that I could use table objects with the type ExternalSQL, however that would consume two table objects on the client's license, and I'd prefer not to do that if I can.
Is there a way to execute direct SQL "Insert into" strings from BC?
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kylehardin
Member Posts: 257
You can use DotNet with BC OnPrem, but if you do so, you will never be able to take that solution to the cloud (SaaS). The cleaner SaaS-friendly way of doing this is with Odata, web services, or the API.Kyle Hardin - ArcherPoint5
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