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aspx thread: Updating records using OLEDBCommand Object


Message #1 by rsj10517@g... on Mon, 14 Oct 2002 15:55:49
I have a small sub-routine to update a table in Oracle database. I am 
using OleDBCommand object to update it. It updates one record and then 
locks up. What could be the possible reason..?? Here is the code snippet.

Sub UpdateDatabase()
        Dim xpath As String
        Dim testNodes, itemNode As Object
        Dim prdKey As String
        Dim timKey As String
        Dim fcstUnits As String
        Dim i, nodeCount As Integer
        Dim OraCmd As OleDbCommand

        Try
            xpath = "//Product[./@Update = 'true']"
            testNodes = dataDOM.SelectNodes(xpath)
            nodeCount = testNodes.length
            strQuery = "begin "
            For i = 0 To nodeCount - 1
                itemNode = testNodes(i)
                prdKey = itemNode.getAttribute("PRDKey")
                timKey = itemNode.getAttribute("TIMKey")
                fcstUnits = itemNode.getAttribute("SHPUnits")

                strQuery = strQuery & " begin UPDATE  FORECAST.FOR_NORM  
A "
& _
                            "SET " & _
                            "A.FCSTNRMU = '" & fcstUnits & "' " & _
                            ", A.NORMEQVU = '1' " & _
                            ", A.NORM_COMMENT = 'Trial Update' " & _
                            ", A.MODIFIED_BY = 'rsj10517' " & _
                            ", A.MODIFIED_DATE = sysdate " & _
                            ", A.MODIFIED_APP = 'UploadHistory' " & _
                            "where " & _
                            "A.PRDKEY = '" & prdKey & "' and " & _
                            "A.TIMKEY = '" & timKey & "'; end; "
            Next
            strQuery = strQuery & "end;"
            If nodeCount > 0 Then
                OraCmd = New OleDbCommand()
                With OraCmd
                    .Connection = OraCon
                    .CommandText = strQuery
                    .ExecuteNonQuery()
                End With
            End If

        Catch er As Exception
            Response.Write(er.Message)
        Finally
            OraCmd.Dispose()
            OraCon.Close()
        End Try
        

    End Sub

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