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Getting company info
antoinebaudouin
Member Posts: 3
Hi, I need to get the company info that I see when I go to Tools->Setup->Company->Company.
I'm using the eConnect .NET assemblies with GP 9.0 SQL Server2005 and the sample company TWO.
I was able to get Customers, Vendors, Items, Purchase_Order_Transactions, etc with the eConnectRequester method, specifying the DOCTYPE.
I was expecting to find a doctype to get the company data, something like
eConnectOut.DOCTYPE = "Company_Data", but I didn't find it.
eConnect's interface doesn't seem to include a method to execute a SQL query directly such as SELECT * FROM SY01000.
Should I run my query using the data source or should I use something else?
Thank you in advance for any input.
I'm using the eConnect .NET assemblies with GP 9.0 SQL Server2005 and the sample company TWO.
I was able to get Customers, Vendors, Items, Purchase_Order_Transactions, etc with the eConnectRequester method, specifying the DOCTYPE.
I was expecting to find a doctype to get the company data, something like
eConnectOut.DOCTYPE = "Company_Data", but I didn't find it.
eConnect's interface doesn't seem to include a method to execute a SQL query directly such as SELECT * FROM SY01000.
Should I run my query using the data source or should I use something else?
Thank you in advance for any input.
Antoine Baudouin
0
Comments
Here's my code. It works fine.
using System.Data.SqlClient;
SqlConnection oSqlConnection = new SqlConnection();
oSqlConnection.ConnectionString =
"Data Source=" + Configuration.Server +
";Initial Catalog=TWO;User=" + DBUserName + ";Password=" + DBPassword;
oSqlConnection.Open();
SqlCommand oSqlCommand = oSqlConnection.CreateCommand();
String sSQL = String.Empty;
sSQL += "SELECT CMPNYNAM FROM SY01500 ";
sSQL += "WHERE INTERID = '" + Configuration.CompanyDB + "'";
oSqlCommand.CommandText = sSQL;
SqlDataReader oSqlDataReader = oSqlCommand.ExecuteReader();
oSqlDataReader.Read();
sCompanyName = oSqlDataReader.GetString(0);
oSqlConnection = new SqlConnection();
oSqlConnection.ConnectionString = "Data Source=" + Configuration.Server +
";Initial Catalog=TWO;User=" + DBUserName + ";Password=" + DBPassword;
oSqlConnection.Open();
oSqlCommand = oSqlConnection.CreateCommand();
sSQL = String.Empty;
sSQL += "SELECT CITY, STATE, ZIPCODE, CMPCNTRY FROM SY01500 ";
sSQL += "WHERE INTERID = '" + Common.Data.Configuration.CompanyDB + "'";
oSqlCommand.CommandText = sSQL;
SqlDataReader oSqlDataReader = oSqlCommand.ExecuteReader();
oSqlDataReader.Read();
sCity = oSqlDataReader.GetString(0);
Have a good one!