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  1. LordOfCode

    Win2000 No Desktop

    Hi, everyone I am software developer. This week I started to work for a company that uses Win2000 as ther domain server. My asked me to install Symantec Web Security. After installation I was requested to restart the server. I did, but after I logged in, the sorprise: the Windows desktop is...
  2. LordOfCode

    Execute Oracle Stored Procedure from SQL Server

    Hello, Dima The error I receive is this Server: Msg 7212, Level 17, State 1, Line 2 Could not execute procedure 'HELLO' on remote server 'oracle'. [OLE/DB provider returned message: One or more errors occurred during processing of command.] I have tried everything. I've jumped to the...
  3. LordOfCode

    Execute Oracle Stored Procedure from SQL Server

    Hello everyone! Currently I am developing a distribuited application for a local bank in my country. In this moment I am developing the business layer using stored procedures in SQL Server 2000, but I have to use data from different data sources, including Oracle and other SQL Servers. I have...
  4. LordOfCode

    Execute Oracle Stored Procedure

    Did you actually tested that code? I wrote this version of your post: declare @data varchar(60) execute oracle..EDALORZO.HELLO 1 set @data = (Select friendcode from oracle..dual) And this is the output Error: Could not execute procedure 'HELLO' on remote server 'oracle'. More exceptions...
  5. LordOfCode

    Execute Oracle Stored Procedure

    It works in Oracle: DECLARE FRIENDCODE NUMBER := 1; FRIENDNAME VARCHAR2(25) := '-'; BEGIN EDALORZO.HELLO(FRIENDCODE, FRIENDNAME); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT('FRIENDCODE: '); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(FRIENDCODE); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT('FRIENDNAME: '); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(FRIENDNAME); END; Produces this...
  6. LordOfCode

    Execute Oracle Stored Procedure

    I am starting to beleive that I might need any special privilege in the Oralce Server. What do you think? edalorzo@hotmail.com
  7. LordOfCode

    Execute Oracle Stored Procedure

    Thanks for your reply Dbomrrsm. Nevertheless the code that you posted produces this error: Error: Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'execute'. I guess you meant: declare @data varchar(60) execute @data = oracle..EDALORZO.HELLO 1 print @data However this code produces this error: Server...
  8. LordOfCode

    Execute Oracle Stored Procedure

    Hello everyone! Currently I am developing a distribuited application for a local bank in my country. In this moment I am developing the business layer using stored procedures in SQL Server 2000, but I have to use data from different data sources, including Oracle and other SQL Servers. I have...
  9. LordOfCode

    C++ Builder Integration

    Thanks for your quick reply IonFilipski edalorzo@hotmail.com
  10. LordOfCode

    C++ Builder Integration

    In our company we develope using C++ Builder. Some questioning about if we should consider moving to Microsoft Visual C++ or even .Net C++ or .Net C# have arised in these days. The problem is that we do not want to rewrite all the code that is already written in C++ Builder. Does anyone of you...
  11. LordOfCode

    I/O streams confusion

    Well you can combine different kind of readers and writes to do different things. Heres a runnable example of the different things you might want to do. package tektips; import java.io.*; import java.util.List; import java.util.ArrayList; public class Readers { public static void...
  12. LordOfCode

    What is a Servlet

    I recommend you to visit this link: http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/Servlets/Fundamentals/contents.html It will introduce you on the subject. edalorzo@hotmail.com
  13. LordOfCode

    Any way to call a method in a higher class?

    Maybe you should try a Java Beans Approach. When data changes in class B you have to notify to one or more objects who registered their listeners with class B object. Please give it a look at this sample code I took from Robert Englader Book: Developing Java Beans You can copy it and run it. I...
  14. LordOfCode

    Which database to choose

    I think the decision depends on the application you're building and the organization you work for. If your are building a small business database you could use free database like MySQL or PostgreSQL (Linux). If your application is mission critical you might consider SQL Server (for a Windows...
  15. LordOfCode

    Any way to call a method in a higher class?

    There are serveral ways to do that. But first, you have to notice that in your code Class A and Class B are not related at all. In this case, I mean, if your classes are not related, you may want to use composition instead of inheritance. That's to say, you can create a wrapper (or Adpater)...
  16. LordOfCode

    Newbie Enthusiast

    I also recommend you to obtain a bookshelf at http://safari.informit.com, which is an IT Online Library very complete where you will find hundreds of online books on Java. edalorzo@hotmail.com
  17. LordOfCode

    instancing subinterface problem

    Well, actually any interface2 object reference can be assigned to an interface1 object reference, because interface2 extends interface1. Now, Why do you want to cast interface2 to interface1 if interface2 can do everything interface1 does and even more? Anyway, here's an example //First...
  18. LordOfCode

    How do I get an Oracle servers list?

    Yes, that's a good sugestion. Maybe I´m going to try that one. Thanks. edalorzo@hotmail.com
  19. LordOfCode

    How do I get an Oracle servers list?

    Good day everyone. I need to use some sort of API which can tells me what are the names of all the Oracle Servers available on a local area network? We are currently developing with C++ Builder. Any idea? Somebody? Thanks in advance! edalorzo@hotmail.com
  20. LordOfCode

    How to connect with SQL Server

    Forget about it. I myself found the answer TDatabase *sqlServerDatabase = new TDatabase(NULL); try{ sqlServerDatabase->AliasName="Security"; sqlServerDatabase->DatabaseName = "Security"; sqlServerDatabase->LoginPrompt=false...

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