SQLConnection.DriverConnect Method | |
Display a dialog box prompting for a source; after a source is selected, displays the driver's connection dialog box; then connects to the selected data source.
Namespace:
VO
Assembly:
VOSQLClasses (in VOSQLClasses.dll) Version: 2.19
Syntax VIRTUAL METHOD DriverConnect(
hWindow,
nDriverCompletion,
cConnStrIn
) AS USUAL CLIPPER
[ClipperCallingConventionAttribute(new string[] { ... })]
public virtual Usual DriverConnect(
Usual hWindow = default,
Usual nDriverCompletion = default,
Usual cConnStrIn = default
)
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- hWindow (Optional)
- Type: Usual
- nDriverCompletion (Optional)
- Type: Usual
- cConnStrIn (Optional)
- Type: Usual
A string representing an input connection. If omitted, the SQL_DRIVER_PROMPT option should be used to prompt for the driver.
Return Value
Type:
Usual
TRUE if successful; otherwise, FALSE.
Level 1
Remarks Constant | Description |
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SQL_DRIVER_PROMPT | The driver presents a dialog box listing all sources that have been installed. The user can choose which one to connect to. This is the default. |
SQL_DRIVER_ COMPLETE |
If the connection string (cConnStrIn) contains enough information, the driver will connect to that source; otherwise, a dialog box will be presented to prompt for information.
|
SQL_DRIVER_ COMPLETE_REQUIRED
Behaves like SQL_DRIVER_COMPLETE, except that the driver disables the controls for any information that is not required to connect.
SQL_DRIVER_ NOPROMPT If the connection string (
cConnStrIn) contains enough information, the driver will connect to that source; otherwise, it returns an error.
If
cConnStrIn is omitted, the SQL_DRIVER_PROMPT option should be used, which prompts for the driver. If some of the
cConnectStrIn information is present, SQL_DRIVER_COMPLETE should be used. If all of the information is passed, then there is no need to prompt for the driver; therefore, the SQL_DRIVER_NOPROMPT option can be used.
If the connection fails, a message box will display the error. To suppress the message box, call the SQLConnectErrorMsg(FALSE) function.
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