Author Topic: Microsoft Cursor Engine [0x80040e21] Multiple-step operation generated errors. C  (Read 1694 times)

Guillaume

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Hello,

I found a similar thread here but the issue seems to be different: https://www.sparxsystems.com/forums/smf/index.php/topic,43280.0.html
I have an EA project running on Postgres via the Pro Cloud Server, and when I duplicate a package structure, I get the following error message on a popup: Microsoft Cursor Engine [0x80040e21] Multiple-step operation generated errors. Check each status value.
Note: the duplicated package has classes with connectors to external classes (not in the same package).

Looking at the DBErrors.txt file, I can see the related query.

   select * from t_connector where 1 = 0
   GetLongVal( "Connector_ID" )

I can't see GetLongVal in Sparx SQL scripts so I wonder if this is a built-in PG function.
I'm using EA 15.1 build 1529.


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A bit funny, that query, isn't it?

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I agree !
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The query is of a common form used when creating new rows.

I'm not sure where GetLongVal is coming from, but I suspect it's an error getting the value of the auto counter for connector id. I don't think I can help further here, so if you haven't already please send a bug report.