passing data from abap-program to mssql database table thro native sql

[Former Member]

Hi,

To pass the data from abap-program to mssql server,i have created database connection through dbco t.code.

now i am trying to get connection thro native sql but am not able to get it .Am working in ECC 5.0.

Could anyone help me on this.Did i miss anything?

i have tried Native-sql like this.

DATA: CON_NAME LIKE DBCON-CON_NAME VALUE 'BIW'.

EXEC SQL.

  CONNECT TO :con_name AS 'C1'

ENDEXEC.

Thanks in advance.

[Former Member]

could anyone give some ideas on this pls?

[Former Member]

Hi,

Trying to do the same here, only using Oracle DB.

....
DATA:     dbc TYPE DBCON_NAME VALUE 'BI'

....
TRY.
  EXEC SQL.
    CONNECT TO :dbc
  ENDEXEC.

  IF sy-subrc NE 0.
    RAISE EXCEPTION TYPE cx_sy_native_sql_error.
  ENDIF.
CATCH cx_sy_native_sql_error INTO oref_native_sql_error.
  sql_emsg = oref_native_sql_error->get_text( ).
  MESSAGE sql_emsg TYPE 'I'.
ENDTRY.

I keep getting the message 'Native SQL exception has occured' (because of the RAISE statement, I wonder how we can get a meaningfull error description).

Of course this can be a result of a number of network issues, so I'm trying to resolve this together with my BC admin.

I suggest the same to you..

In the meantime, if anyone can help out, it will be appreciated.

Regards,

SD

[Former Member]

Closing this thread...

[Former Member]

I have solved this, with the help of the BC.

BC needs to make changes to a configuration file, to enable listeners, according to the address and port.

In DBCO, make sure you test your connection (for example: my_dbc) and verify it's working.

In ABAP,

Define my_dbc, like it is, in the post above.

use CONNECT TO :my_dbc, and it should work!

Instead of RAISE exception, use CATCH cx_native_sql_exeption (or something like that, I can't verify at the moment) INTO oref

In CATCH block, use method get_text() of the oref, to fetch the error description into a string variable..then just write it out via list, or message, etc...

Regards