Thanks Jeffrey. I thought I had replied to your comment already; anyway it was indeed Local System account.
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Thanks Jeffrey. I thought I had replied to your comment already; anyway it was indeed Local System account.
I see - thanks. I guess this depends on where the parameters data is coming from, and if it's user input, whether it's validated exhaustively.
Thanks David. It works!
How is using string concatenation for the query parameters a security risk?
I think it would be a good idea to put the name of the EHR in question (TrakCare?) in the post title.
Thanks John. I deleted the routine via Management Portal - problem solved.
I hadn't tried that - it works! Nice one - thanks.
Thanks but I'm using Caché and don't have that option.
Hello @Ashok Kumar T
No it doesn't work. It might if I waited indefinitely but of course I need to stop it quickly. The process is still running after attempting to terminate the process, routine %sqlcq.APEX.cls17.1
I think that defeats the point of what he's asking for.
Yes I did a search and replace. Cheers!
Thanks David. I was declaring cursor C1 in two locations in the routine (no C10 though). I have now renamed one of them to C2 and Studio has compiled it without error.
Why would you use GOTOs? There is no good reason to use GOTOs for anything, ever.