We are migrating a PowerBuilder 7 application to PowerBuilder 10.
We have an RPCFunc defined that should return a non-zero value as well as an output parameter that should return a non-zero value.
Query Analyzer proves this to be true. In the Powerbuilder application at runtime, the value returned as well as the output parameter are always zero.
Other RPCFunc’s do work correctly.
What would be the difference that would allow one RPCFunc to work and another to not work?
Is there a SQLServer setting or property that could be different? (Stored procedures have been recompiled in the database.)
Is there something with OLEDB that needs to be looked at?
Any feedback is appreciated!
We have an RPCFunc defined that should return a non-zero value as well as an output parameter that should return a non-zero value.
Query Analyzer proves this to be true. In the Powerbuilder application at runtime, the value returned as well as the output parameter are always zero.
Other RPCFunc’s do work correctly.
What would be the difference that would allow one RPCFunc to work and another to not work?
Is there a SQLServer setting or property that could be different? (Stored procedures have been recompiled in the database.)
Is there something with OLEDB that needs to be looked at?
Any feedback is appreciated!