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bobd125
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Posted Sunday, January 13, 2013 3:40 PM
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I need help understand how to use the Script Component to create a connection to the database, submit a SQL, retrieve the results. Are there any good tutorials?
I would like to use the script component basically as a lookup to incoming rows. I have to perform numerous lookup and thought this approach of using script components would allow me to do this. Also, it would allow me to perform additional steps, where I need to built up a field as a result of the lookups.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Koen Verbeeck
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Koen Verbeeck (1/15/2013)
You can use
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You missed the obvious question: why use a script component to do lookups when there is already a dedicated lookup component?
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Phil Parkin (1/15/2013)
You missed the obvious question: why use a script component to do lookups when there is already a dedicated lookup component?
To quote the OP:
to perform additional steps, where I need to built up a field as a result of the lookups.
But you're right, if a traditional lookup can be used, by all means, please do so.
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Koen Verbeeck (1/15/2013)
Phil Parkin (1/15/2013)
You missed the obvious question: why use a script component to do lookups when there is already a dedicated lookup component?
To quote the OP:
to perform additional steps, where I need to built up a field as a result of the lookups.
But you're right, if a traditional lookup can be used, by all means, please do so.
Fair enough. I think we need to understand the problem/requirement better before knowing whether it's possible using lookups (and maybe derived columns) or not ...
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