Re: ms sql ce
From: AJK (AJK_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 08/30/04
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Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 06:05:01 -0700
Hi Anamika,
Since I'm also having a logical issue towards creataing of database on
PocketPC 2003 (Emulator).
I need to have copy of Database from SQL 2k server to on PocketPC 2003
(Emulator). The logic which I have is, create the database on Page Load Event
and PULL (RDA) pull the tables from SQL 2k Server database. For each run I
have to do the same. Is it possible to create Database on Pocket PC 2003(
Emulator) permanantly.
Also I have problem while excuting RDA Pull command. Getting following error
message:
Error: 80072EFD
Message: A request to send data to the Computer running IIS has failed.
Have checked the solution in BOL whcih describe as shown below:
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The user's device must have network connectivity. For example, the device
might not have a working modem, network card, or universal serial bus (USB)
connection.
I have also checked IIS configuratin using IE. It's working fine and I got
the message "SQL Server CE Server Agent". upon typing of
"http://localhost/nwind/sscesa20.dll). Means config. done is fine !.
But. my SQL 2k Server is NOT running on my developement machine. I have
installed following on my developement machine and managed to run application:
VS.NET 2003
SQL Ce 2.0
Pocket PC SDK etc..
ActiveSync 3.6
Appreciate if you could help me out. Many thanks in advance..
Regards
"anamika" wrote:
> Hello John,
>
> There is currently no direct Win32 mechanism that you can use to
> create a SQL Server CE database on the desktop computer. However, you
> can create the database in the desktop emulation environment or on a
> Microsoft Windows CE device, copy the database to a Win32-based
> computer, and then copy the database to other Windows CE devices as
> necessary.
>
> And if you want to migrate SQL Server adtabase to SQL Server CE then
> You can use the RDA Pull method with the no-tracking option to pull
> all tables to your SQL Server CE database, together with the data. For
> more information, see the Introducing Remote Data Access and
> Implementing RDA topics in SQL Server CE Books Online.
>
> Both RDA and replication can copy tables from SQL Server to the SQL
> Server CE database on the device. This is the "easiest" method to use
> because this method automatically performs data type mappings for you.
> Replication only works with Microsoft SQL Server 2000. If your
> requirement is simple, you may go for using RDA.
>
>
> Anamika
>
> "John H" <john.hutchinson@lycos.com> wrote in message news:<#QdFHzhWEHA.4000@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl>...
> > Is it possible to create an sdf file on the desktop. I currently have my
> > data in mysql and would like to run an application that could take said data
> > and put it in the sdf for use on the pocketpc
>
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