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Mar 09, 2009
05:40 PM
Passing a value to a sql script
I am doing an Installscript project.
I query the user for the path and file name to use in backing up a sql database using an sql script.
I know I need to use a "text replacement" to modify my sql script
but I don't have any idea how to move the value of the filename into the field
"Replace With" in the "text Replacement" tab of the SQL Scripts part of Installation designer
In my installscript the field is called "szFileAndFolder" and it appears in the messagebox. How do I get it into a system variable (??) to use by the sql script??
the code follows:
Dlg_SdAskBackupPath:
//getBackupLocation();
szFileAndFolder = "";
getFile(szFileAndFolder);
MessageBox( szFileAndFolder, SEVERE );
I query the user for the path and file name to use in backing up a sql database using an sql script.
I know I need to use a "text replacement" to modify my sql script
but I don't have any idea how to move the value of the filename into the field
"Replace With" in the "text Replacement" tab of the SQL Scripts part of Installation designer
In my installscript the field is called "szFileAndFolder" and it appears in the messagebox. How do I get it into a system variable (??) to use by the sql script??
the code follows:
Dlg_SdAskBackupPath:
//getBackupLocation();
szFileAndFolder = "";
getFile(szFileAndFolder);
MessageBox( szFileAndFolder, SEVERE );
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Mar 10, 2009
10:24 AM
Please check out this thread.
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