on 2016 Sep 01 3:27 AM
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Hi Ryan;
Suggestion: I would also try executing the Stored Procedure from the PB IDE's DataBase Painter first. In the DB Painter, activate the iSQL Session pane and use the EXECUTE SP_xxxxxxx arg1, arg2, ... to run the SP and deem whether its actually working first before trying to build your DW.
HTH
Regards ... Chris
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Try prefacing each argument name with "@", as in:
@empid = :empid, @sal_year = :sal_year, etc.
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Hi Ryan;
Can you attach the full source of the SP so we can see the In/Out variable assignments?
Thanks ... Chris
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Thanks Ryan;
Well ... that looks pretty straightforward from what I can see.
I wonder if an SQL trace might help here! Since you mentioned that you were using a native SS connection, the code should be:
SQLCA.DBMS = "TRACE SNC"
Then lets see exactly what is going on during the Retrieve ().
Regards ... Chris
You are missing the Server and Database Name in NOT EXISTS condition ..
Please change from tbl_register_trial_salary to PCMA_PIS_ASE.pis_db.dbo.tbl_register_trial_salary .
It should work..
Also change the execute in datawindow as follow
execute dbo.get_register_traial_list; 1 @empid = :empid , @sal_year = :sal_year , @sal_month = :sal_month
Regards,
Jahir
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