Hi,

using ORM Profiler 2.0 with Jet Database (mdb) and LLBLGen 5.5.1 (adapter)

When I profile my application I can see the generated SQL in the SQL tab with the parameters. When I copy it to clipboard with the button and checkbox 'in-line parameters when copying to clipboard' unchecked I get:

UPDATE [sysUserProfileNumeric]
SET [Value] = @p1
WHERE  ([sysUserProfileNumeric].[ProfileID] = @p2
    AND [sysUserProfileNumeric].[UserID] = @p3) 

with the checkbox Checked, I get:

UPDATE [sysUserProfileNumeric]
SET [Value] = @p1
WHERE  ([sysUserProfileNumeric].[ProfileID] = @p2
    AND [sysUserProfileNumeric].[UserID] = @p3) 
43476 /* @p1 */

But I would have expected:

UPDATE [sysUserProfileNumeric]
SET [Value] = 43478
WHERE  ([sysUserProfileNumeric].[ProfileID] = 283
    AND [sysUserProfileNumeric].[UserID] =0) 

Parameters are in attachement.

For Orm Profiler 1.5 this works the same as 2.0. But from previous thread I now think there is something wrong. Maybe with combination of Jet DB

I tested it against SQL Server, and it's working fine as expected. We'll try to install test it against Access.

(Edit) Reproduced with MS Access (O365)

It's a bug in the SQL parser we use. I'll make a fall back on the code we added ourselves for queries where the sql parser fails. that hopefully fixes it.

Fixed in next build (2.0.1).

Will post back here when it's live.

Merci!

We've uploaded ormprofiler v2.0.1 to the site, simply download 'ormprofiler' from the my account -> downloads page, run the installer and it should be fixed.

Thanks, it works.

although under an Access/Jet DB the query cannot be run for the remarks are not considered remarks in Jet. for example:

SELECT [RoyaltyContractRechtType].[BrutoAandeelPerc], [RoyaltyContractRechtType].[NettoAandeelPerc], [RoyaltyContractRechtType].[RoyaltyContractID] AS [RoyaltyContractId], [RoyaltyContractRechtType].[RoyaltyContractRechtTypeID] AS [RoyaltyContractRechtTypeId], [RoyaltyContractRechtType].[RoyaltyContractTypeRechtTypeID] AS [RoyaltyContractTypeRechtTypeId], [RoyaltyContractRechtType].[ToestemmingVereist] FROM [RoyaltyContractRechtType] WHERE ([RoyaltyContractRechtType].[RoyaltyContractID] IN (6163 /* @p1 /, 4373 / @p2 /, 6838 / @p3 /, 40116 / @p4 /, 8859 / @p5 /, 6251 / @p6 /, 8241 / @p7 /, 40352 / @p8 */))

All remarks like '/* @p1 */' have to be manually removed.

I'd like to see an option in where I can have these remarks removed also. Is that possible?

That's of course possible, it would also solve the problem of the other thread where inlining the parameters in the query before beautification crashes the sql parser (which is a 3rd party lib so no fixes there... )

Will do that now, just a sec.

Please redownload 2.0.1, it now has additional inlining options. They're remembered across queries in the same application tab (the vertical ones). The always inline option is now also present. This should fix your problem I think

Ha Frans,

really nice these options!

results:

SELECT [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[AfrekenVolgorde], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[OmschrijvingOpAfrekening], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroepID] AS [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroepId], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyContractID] AS [RoyaltyContractId], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyExploitatieGroepID] AS [RoyaltyExploitatieGroepId], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyTelGroepID] AS [RoyaltyTelGroepId] FROM [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep] WHERE ([RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyContractID] IN (6163 /* @p1 /, 4373 / @p2 /, 6838 / @p3 /, 40116 / @p4 /, 8859 / @p5 /, 6251 / @p6 /, 8241 / @p7 /, 40352 / @p8 */))

SELECT [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[AfrekenVolgorde], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[OmschrijvingOpAfrekening], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroepID] AS [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroepId], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyContractID] AS [RoyaltyContractId], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyExploitatieGroepID] AS [RoyaltyExploitatieGroepId], [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyTelGroepID] AS [RoyaltyTelGroepId] FROM [RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep] WHERE ([RoyaltyContractExploitatieGroep].[RoyaltyContractID] IN (6163, 4373, 6838, 40116, 8859, 6251, 8241, 40352))

THANKS!

Glad it works!