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May 24, 2010 at 12:15 PM #24789
I have successfully created my first biztalk project which does: receive a flat file or xml file, send it to stored procedure to update data in a SQL server table.
Now I am trying to retrieve data from one sql server table and then use the returned data to update table in another sql server table. I found an article how to create and consume a BizTalk message through SQL server without using SQL Server adapter. But I want to learn how to create and consume a BizTalk message through SQL server using SQL Server adapter.
Could somebody suggest some links for me to learn?
Thank you.
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May 24, 2010 at 12:22 PM #24790
Hi,
Have a look at the Query Notification capability in WCF SQL adapter to accomplish your goal:
http://seroter.wordpress.com/2009/01/12/query-notification-capability-in-wcf-sql-adapter/
Daniel.
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May 24, 2010 at 2:14 PM #24794
Daniel,
Thanks for your reply. But the link didn’t help me.
After I add generated items using a stored procedure without parameter to retrieve data, according to article I read at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/biztalk/SP_XML_CLAUSE_BT.aspx , I need to change the schema location so that it will use the shema that is automatically generated by executing the stored procedure in SQL Server Management Studio.
My issue is: I cannot change the schema location. It seems to be read only.
The stored procedure is very simple like this:
ALTER
procedure [CMCustomer].
[p_biztalk_salesExpiraton_updateOR_RYGandADP]
as
SELECT
ConsistentNames.ConsistentName, custsummary.OR_RYG, w_ConsnameDaysToPay.
psixmonthavg
FROM
ConsistentNames RIGHT OUTER
JOIN
custsummary
ON ConsistentNames.ConsistentName = custsummary.ConsistentName RIGHT OUTER
JOIN
w_ConsnameDaysToPay
ON ConsistentNames.ConsistentName = w_ConsnameDaysToPay.
consistentname
FOR XML
AUTO
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May 24, 2010 at 2:49 PM #24795
I need a good tutorial to follow. Could anybody recommend one please?
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