MSSQL OLEDB plug-in

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Description

The MSSQL OLEDB plugin for NSIS provides some functions to add MSSQL interoperability within an install script

Version: 1.0 12th March 2007. First Release
Version: 1.1 20th March 2007. Fixed bug in DllMain under Windows 2000
Version: 1.2 29th March 2007. Added SQL_ExecuteScript function
Supported on: Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP.

Notes

All functions must be called with the /NOUNLOAD switch Only SQL_Logout must be called as last and without /NOUNLOAD

Functions

SQL_Logon

MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_Logon <server> <user> <password>

Logs on a SQL Server

<server> - Network name of SQL Server to log on

<user> - User (leave blank to use windows authentication)

<password> - Password

Returns

• "0" Success, "1" Failure
• A Message string

SQL_Execute

MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_Execute <query>

Excecutes a SQL query

<query> - SQL query to execute

Returns

• "0" Success, "1" Failure
• A message string

SQL_ExecuteScript

MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_ExecuteScript <scriptfile>

Excecutes a SQL query contained in a file

<scriptfile> - Path to file containing the script to execute (max 60000 bytes)

Returns

• "0" Success, "1" Failure
• A message string

SQL_GetRow

MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetRow

Retrieves a row of data from the SQL server

Returns

• "0" Success, "1" Failure, "2" No more data to read
• A string containing the row of data (each column is separated by a '|' char). A message in case if error or no more data

SQL_GetError

MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetError

Retrieves last error message generated by SQL Server. Call this function after a failure to get SQL state, native error code and message

Returns

• "0" Success
• A string containing the error

SQL_Logout

MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_Logout

Deallocates memory used by dll and logs out of SQL server. Use this function WITHOUT the /NOUNLOAD switch when finished using the plugin

Usage Example

detailprint "Loggin on to SQL server $SQLSERVER"
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_Logon /NOUNLOAD "$SQLSERVER" "$SQLUSER" "$SQLPASSWORD"
pop $0
detailprint $0
pop $0
detailprint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetError /NOUNLOAD
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_Execute /NOUNLOAD "$SQLQUERY"
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetError /NOUNLOAD
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetRow /NOUNLOAD
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetRow /NOUNLOAD
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetError /NOUNLOAD
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
setoutpath $PLUGINSDIR
FILE test.sql
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_ExecuteScript /NOUNLOAD "$PLUGINSDIR\test.sql"
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetError /NOUNLOAD
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetRow /NOUNLOAD
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetRow /NOUNLOAD
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_GetError /NOUNLOAD
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
Pop $0
DetailPrint $0
MSSQL_OLEDB::SQL_Logout

Credits

Written by Stefano Giusto [sgiusto@mmpoint.it]