I am using Flynet as well, is it possible to do a INSERT TO query instead of SELECT?

I tried but I couldn’t.

Thanks,

I have suceesfully created the web service using flynet viewer. But can I use it in xcelsius

The new features in this version of Web Service Generator for Databases are:

1. Allow table.column dot notation in query parameters and connection strings – without the need for tilde (~) aliasing.

2. Prefix Query, Connection and WebService name – switchable autoprefix option – to prevent illegal name problems.

3. Replace Spaces with underscores in Query, Connection and Webservice names – to prevent illegal item names.

4. Escape special characters in item names using word replacement – to overcome illegal character in variable name problems.

5. Tidy up item name checking on dialog closing for queries and connections to make it more user-friendly.

6. Add support for ODBC/OLEDB parameterisation – using ‘?’ or ‘?parameterName’ notation – to avoid SQL injection risk.

7. Add support for MDX queries for OLAP data cubes, with switchable RowName columns – to contain outputs from “On Rows” clause.

8. Added interpretation capabilities for MDX queries (OLAP cubes) – finds output parameters in “On Columns” clause.

9. Modified Microsoft Analysis Services data source connection type to work with standard connection parameters, for Data Cubes.

10. Simplified interpretation for aliased column names, now Tildes (~) are unnecessary for the most part – this allows queries to be pasted into WSGd with less need for modification.

11. Improved parameter interpretation now allows WSGd to function more effectively with spreadsheet pivot table data sources in Excel.

12. Automatic output parameter fetching for stored procedures, on pressing the “Test” button in the query editor.

13. Built-in backward compatibility with previous project files, to allow them to be updated with these new capabilities.

14. Backward compatibility with previous queries for selects and stored procedure execution.

15. Double clicking on query names in the query grid will now open the query editor.

16. Double clicking on data source names in the data source grid will now open the data source editor

Basically, this Beta version of WSGd 2010 contains new functionality for handling cube queries and query result sets, as well as better query interpretation and safeguards to prevent naming clash errors.

To return the data for a cube result set properly, additional output parameters need to be added to the parameter grid. These are the switchable Row Name columns, and they hold the names of the rows or dimension member names returned from the cube query, commonly shown as the left most column(s) of MDX query result sets. The number of Row Name columns you will need to handle your result set depends on the number of dimensions you have specified in your ‘On Rows’ clause in your MDX query. Row name columns are added to the grid using the check box and RowName parameter box at the foot of the Query Window. (The simplest of MDX queries just require 1 Row Name column)

Other output parameters for the MDX query should be picked up automatically from the ‘On Columns’ clause in your query.

You will find that the parameter interpretation in this new version is greatly enhanced, with much less reliance on the need for Tilde characters (~), so in most situations you should be able to cut and paste existing queries and find that they will be parsed by the Query Window without need for modification.

So to generate a web service from an OLAP cube, for example, set up a Microsoft Analysis Services data source, and add a query that you construct or paste in, with the appropriate number of Row Name columns, and you should be able to see in the test window your result set with the dimension members you specified in the ‘On Rows’ section leftmost, and the results from the ‘On Columns’ section to the right of the results grid. The columns all become output parameters when the web service is generated in the normal way.

Illegal name error
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The query or one of the key names appears to be an invalid C# identifier or is a reserved word (keyword) in C#

SELECT FACILITY_NAME, COMPLETION_USER_KEY, PRODUCT, PRODUCTION_DATE, SUM(IMP_VOLUME) as IMP_Volume
FROM APPS.EU_EST_DAILY_DISPOSITIONS_DV
WHERE ( DISPOSITION = ‘~pDisposition~’ ) AND ( FACILITY_USER_KEY LIKE ‘~pFacility~’ )
AND ( PRODUCTION_DATE >= ‘~pDate1~’ ) AND ( PRODUCTION_DATE <= ‘~pDate2~’ )
GROUP BY FACILITY_NAME, COMPLETION_USER_KEY, PRODUCT,
PRODUCTION_DATE order by PRODUCTION_DATE