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MS SQL SERVER

A Wrapper Class for the SQL Server Based Data Access Helper
By: Jagadish Chaterjee
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    2006-08-23

    Table of Contents:
  • A Wrapper Class for the SQL Server Based Data Access Helper
  • Getting a single row or single value from the data access helper
  • Getting multiple rows using wrapper methods from the data access helper
  • Adding wrappers for transactions
  • A Wrapper method to test whether a row exists
  • Adding a wrapper to execute SQL statements
  • Adding miscellaneous wrapper methods

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    A Wrapper Class for the SQL Server Based Data Access Helper - Adding a wrapper to execute SQL statements


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    The following is the wrapper method used to execute SQL statements:

    PublicOverloads Sub SQLExecute(ByVal strSQL As String)

            Try

                ObjLib = getDBHelperObject()

                ObjLib.SQLExecute(strSQL)

            Catch ex As Exception

                Throw ex

            Finally

                Try

                    System.EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponent.DisposeObject(ObjLib)

                Catch ex As Exception

                End Try

            End Try

        End Sub

        

    To deal with BLOB values, you can overload the wrapper method above as follows:

    PublicOverloads Sub SQLExecute(ByVal strSQL As String, ByRef BLOBColNames() As String, ByRef ByteArrayObjects() As Object)

            Try

                ObjLib = getDBHelperObject()

                ObjLib.SQLExecute(strSQL, BLOBColNames, ByteArrayObjects) 'contains reference parameters to return back BLOBS

            Catch ex As Exception

                Throw ex

            Finally

                Try

                    System.EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponent.DisposeObject(ObjLib)

                Catch ex As Exception

                End Try

            End Try

        End Sub

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