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Faisal
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Comment: Re: The ADO.NET Primer
fiogf49gjkf0d Sorry I forgot to add,
My objective is to extract slx data into another standalone application which, I am creating in .NET.
Thanks
Faisal
Author: Faisal - 4/3/2007
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Comment: Re: The ADO.NET Primer
fiogf49gjkf0d Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the walkthrough. I have a question I would like to ask you.
I have been told by our SalesLogix(slx) developer that due to the way times are stored in slx it would cause problems when reading from the database directly. I was informed that slx stores all times in one format (doesnt manipulate the times at database level). When the information is queried from within slx, it formats the time correctly (e.g. adds the summertime formats etc etc.) .
So my question really is that if I use ADO.NET (using sqlclient instead of oledb) to access the slx information, any time data which is returned would not be formatted correctly. Is this true?
If that is the case then how do I specify whcih oledb provider to use, I believe our slx developer said I need to use the SLXProvider. Do I need to add in a reference to some kind of slx dll?
If I havnt explained myself, then I am sorry I will try again.
Many thanks
Faisal
Author: Faisal - 4/3/2007
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Comment: Re: Introduction to .NET in SalesLogix Version 7
fiogf49gjkf0d Hi Ryan,
I have never developed for SalesLogix before. I mostly do Sage MMS, Line500, Sage1000 development and standalone Win32 apps.
I must say however your 'Tutorial' if I can call it that was amazing. Right to the point, simple enough to follow and detailed enough to get the job done. it allowed me integrate my .NET dll's into SalesLogix perfectly.
Many thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Faisal
Author: Faisal - 3/29/2007
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