Activity:CreateOLEQueryScope (Activity) - Revision history

KNO at 15:45, 23 February 2015

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moved CreateOLEQueryScope (Activity) to CreateOLEQueryScope (Activity): Text replacement - "(.*)$Activity$" to "Activity:$1(Activity)"

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 =Example=
 The CreateOLEQueryScope activity, as used in the larger example "Read MetaClass names from UBIK database".<br />
-[[File:UI_Activity_CreateOLEQueryScope.PNG|x700px]]
+[[File:UI_Activity_CreateOLEQueryScope.PNG|border|x700px|CreateOLEQueryScope]]
 <headertabs />

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 =Example=
-The CreateOLEQueryScope activity, as used in the larger example "Read MetaClass names from UBIK database".
+The CreateOLEQueryScope activity, as used in the larger example "Read MetaClass names from UBIK database".<br />
 [[File:UI_Activity_CreateOLEQueryScope.PNG|x700px]]

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 =Example=
-The CreateOLEQueryScope activity, as used in the larger example "Read MetaClass names from UBIK database":
+The CreateOLEQueryScope activity, as used in the larger example "Read MetaClass names from UBIK database".
-−
 [[File:UI_Activity_CreateOLEQueryScope.PNG|x700px]]

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−	The CreateOLEQueryScope Activity provides access to a tables/views within an OLE compliant database by defining a SQL statement. It is typically nested within [[Activity:CreateOLESQLScope (Activity)\|CreateOLESQLScope]] or [[Activity:CreateOLEOracleScope(Activity)\|CreateOLEOracleScope]].	+	The CreateOLEQueryScope Activity provides access to a tables/views within an OLE compliant database by defining a SQL statement. It is typically nested within [[Activity:CreateOLESQLScope (Activity)\|CreateOLESQLScope]] or [[Activity:CreateOLEOracleScope (Activity)\|CreateOLEOracleScope]].

	=Description=		=Description=

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−	The CreateOLEQueryScope Activity provides access to a tables/views within an OLE compliant database by defining a SQL statement. It is typically nested within a [[Activity:~~CreateOLEDBScope~~ (Activity)\|~~CreateOLEDBScope~~]] Activity.	+	The CreateOLEQueryScope Activity provides access to a tables/views within an OLE compliant database by defining a SQL statement. It is typically nested within [[Activity:CreateOLESQLScope (Activity)\|CreateOLESQLScope]] or [[Activity:CreateOLEOracleScope(Activity)\|CreateOLEOracleScope]].

	=Description=		=Description=

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 ==See also==
 * [[Workflow Designer]]
-* [[Activity:CreateOLEDBScope (Activity)]]
+* [[Activity:CreateOLESQLScope (Activity)]]
 [[Category:OLE]]

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 {{ActivityInfoBox
 | title = Create OLE Query Scope
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 }}
-The CreateOLEQueryScope Activity provides access to a tables/views within an OLE compliant database by defining a SQL statement. It is typically nested within a [[Activity:CreateOLEDBScope (Activity)|CreateOLEDBScope]] Activity.
+===Arguments===
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 ==Arguments==
 {| class="wikitable sortable" | width = "50%"
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 |}
-==Usage==
+===Usage===
 This activity is used to access a table(s) or view(s) within a valid OLE DB Scope. The data access is defined by a dtabase SQL Statement.
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 In the case of a more complex statement where you include more than one table (example: SELECT * FROM TABELE1, TABELE2 where TABELE1.PK = TABELE2.pk ....) then you have to define a unique tablename defining the access indicator for the OLE system.
-==Example==
+=Example=
 The CreateOLEQueryScope activity, as used in the larger example "Read MetaClass names from UBIK database":
 [[File:UI_Activity_CreateOLEQueryScope.PNG|x700px]]
 ==See also==
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 [[Category:OLE]]

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