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SQL Related Articles: Create a MSDE database from Clarion
2003-01-20 -- Greg Berthume
Newsgroups: comp.lang.clarion
Code to process SQL file via PowerRUN:
!'c:\mssql7\binn\osql.exe -S' & GLO:ServerName & ' -Usa -P -i ' & GLO:SQLFile
Greg Berthume
Berthume Software
www.berthume.com
Coming Soon: cpTracker 2003 (Software Project Management System)
"Greg Berthume" wrote in message
news:3e2c0f47$1@news.softvelocity.com...
> I used PowerRUN to execute the following after MSDE is installed:
>
> !Button Code
> BEEP(BEEP:SystemExclamation) ; YIELD()
> Btn#=MESSAGE('WARNING: MS SQL Server 7 or MSDE must first be running on
'&|
> ' the PC.'&|
> '||Do you really want to Create the Database and User Logins?', |
> 'Create SQL Database and User Logins', ICON:Exclamation, |
> BUTTON:Yes+BUTTON:No, BUTTON:Yes, 0)
> IF Btn# = BUTTON:Yes
> GetServer ! Prompt for Server Name
> IF GLO:ServerName
> CreateDB
> .
> .
>
> !CreateDB Procedure's PowerRUN Extension setting
> !'c:\mssql7\binn\osql.exe -S' & GLO:ServerName & ' -Usa -P -i qde30.sql'
>
> I embedded the following code to install MSDE:
>
> ! Button Code
> BEEP(BEEP:SystemQuestion) ; YIELD()
> Btn#=MESSAGE('Do you really want to install MSDE?', |
> 'MS Data Engine Installation', ICON:Question, |
> BUTTON:Yes+BUTTON:No, BUTTON:Yes, 0)
> IF Btn# = BUTTON:Yes
> BEEP(BEEP:SystemAsterisk) ; YIELD()
> MESSAGE('A status bar is displayed during part of the installation, but
> '&|
> 'the setup will continue for several minutes after the status
bar
> '&|
> 'is no longer displayed.'&|
> '||To verify MSDE has been completely installed, \MSSQL7 should
> have '&|
> 'been created, there should be a new group on the
Start\Programs
> menu '&|
> 'called MSDE and \windows\setup.log should contain a ResultCode
> setting '&|
> 'of 0 and a Completed Status of 1 indicating a successfull
> installation.'&|
> '||Please reboot the computer after the installation is
complete
> so '&|
> 'that the \MSSQL7 folder is added to the PATH.', |
> 'MS Data Engine Installation Message', ICON:Asterisk)
> TIPath=path()
> P#=LEN(TIPath)
> IF P#>3
> IPath=TIPath & '\'
> ELSE
> IPath=TIPath
> .
> LOC:MSDECMD = 'msdex86.exe -a -f1 "' & IPath & 'unattend.iss"' !
> prefix -s for silent install
> RUN(LOC:MSDECMD)
> .
>
> Here's some code for "SQL Server Client Connectivity":
>
> BEEP(BEEP:SystemQuestion) ; YIELD()
> Btn#=MESSAGE('Do you wish to install silently (no interface) ?', |
> 'MS SQL Server 7 Client Connectivity Installation', ICON:Question, |
> BUTTON:Yes+BUTTON:No+BUTTON:Cancel, BUTTON:Yes, 0)
> IF Btn# = BUTTON:Yes
> BEEP(BEEP:SystemAsterisk) ; YIELD()
> MESSAGE('Please wait while the installation occurs.', |
> 'MS SQL Client Install', ICON:Asterisk)
> SETCURSOR(CURSOR:Wait)
> RUN('mdac_typ.exe /q:a /c:"setup.exe /qt"',1)
> SETCURSOR()
> BEEP(BEEP:SystemAsterisk) ; YIELD()
> MESSAGE('Installation Completed!', |
> 'MS SQL Client Install', ICON:Asterisk)
> ELSIF Btn# = BUTTON:No
> ?Window{PROP:Hide}=True
> RUN('mdac_typ.exe')
> ?Window{PROP:Hide}=False
> ELSIF Btn# = BUTTON:Cancel
> .
>
>
> Greg Berthume
> Berthume Software
> www.berthume.com
>
> Coming Soon: cpTracker 2003 (Software Project Management System)
>
> "KEVIN PLUMMER" wrote in message
> news:3e2b5101@news.softvelocity.com...
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm looking to move a TPS application across to SQL. Most of my users
are
> > less than 5 users so I thought MSDE was a good option with bigger users
> able
> > to scale up using MSSQL2000.
> >
> > It is easy enough to create a MSDE installation disk, but how do I
create
> a
> > database from an install disk ? Even using FM3 you have to create the
> > Database first which is easy if you have the tools installed on your
> machine
> > but I don't want my users to have to do anything - just install and
start
> > using like TPS installation.
> >
> > Has anyone had any experience with this ?
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Kevin
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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