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- Subject: BCM error message : must declare the scalar variable @ID
- Author: Burcak Turkay
- Date: 07 Sep 2010
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Hi guys,
I use BCM 2007 with office 2010 on my personel computer (windows 7)... I exported BCM database.... Then my IT manager import it company server's outlook's BCM (XP server)... But I cannot add or change any record. Error message is : "must declare the scalar variable @ID"... I can still use it on my computer but not on server... Any suggestion... Please....
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I use BCM 2007 with office 2010 on my personel computer (windows 7)... I exported BCM database.... Then my IT manager import it company server's outlook's BCM (XP server)... But I cannot add or change any record. Error message is : "must declare the scalar variable @ID"... I can still use it on my computer but not on server... Any suggestion... Please....
Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
Auto-Generate Code for LINQ to SQL Repository Pattern using T4
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/a7ee34d2-c297-4ec8-a933-69254242b21b/autogenerate-code-for-linq-to-sql-repository-pattern-using-t4.aspx
| 07 Sep 2010 | BCM error message : must declare the scalar variable @ID | .Burcak Turkay |
| 04 Oct 2010 |  Re: BCM error message : must declare the scalar variable @ID | .Hao Zhou (MSFT) |
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