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Hi,

I am trying to execute a stored procedure and occasionally it falls into exception saying 'ASAProv.80' failed with no error message available, result code: DB_E_BADACCESSORHANDLE(0x80040E00). And some times it return no results back.

Any ideas?

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Please provide the Version number of SQLA you use.

(02 Aug '13, 09:43) Martin

I am using SQL Anywhere version 8

(02 Aug '13, 12:56) venugopal
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The connection string for the version 8 is below <add name="xxx" connectionstring="Provider=ASAProv;Persist Security Info=True;Data Source=Datasourcename;UID=userid;PWD=password;ASA Multiple Results=True" providername="System.Data.OLEDB"/>

But if I now use the version 12 what would be the connection string?

(12 Aug '13, 11:07) venugopal
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With SQL Anywhere 10 and above, the OLEDB provider has been renamed from "ASAProv" to "SAOLEDB".

Check the v12 docs on OLEDB connection strings:

OLE DB connection parameters

(14 Aug '13, 04:10) Volker Barth

This is most likely a bug in the OLEDB library that was fixed in CR#530923. Because version 8 no longer has engineering support, the only resolution is to upgrade to a newer version of SQL Anywhere where this bug is fixed (9.0.2 or higher).

Mikel

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Hi Mikel,

Thanks for your reply but The connection string for the version 8 which I am using currently is below

<add name="xxx" connectionstring="Provider=ASAProv;Persist Security Info=True;Data Source=Datasourcename;UID=userid;PWD=password;ASA Multiple Results=True" providername="System.Data.OLEDB"/> But if I now use the version 12 what would be the connection string?

(13 Aug '13, 10:45) venugopal
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