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ipExecute is not returning any rows

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TitleipExecute is not returning any rows
URL Nameipexecute-is-not-returning-any-rows
Article Number000138587
EnvironmentProduct: OpenAccess Local SDK
Version: 8.1
OS: Windows
Database: N/A
Application: IP code
Question/Problem Description
User is injecting data rows in ipExecute() function in the .NET IP code but no rows are returned.
Steps to Reproduce
Clarifying Information
The user has used the memory .NET IP sample as the basis to write the IP code.
Error Message
Defect Number
Enhancement Number
Cause
The IP code is checking the TargetRow before adding the value to the row
Resolution
IP needs to be coded with the below steps in order to get the rows : 
/* 
1. Allocate row : dam_allocRow 
2. Add Char Value to Row : dam_addCharValToRow 
3. Verify if given row is target for the operation : dam_isTargetRow 
4. Add the row to the the table : dam_addRowToTable 
*/ 
Workaround
Notes
Refer to net_build_row() and net_process_row() functions in the OPENACCESS_INSTALLATION_DIR\ip\oanet\example1\example1.cs file for more reference for the coding
Last Modified Date3/29/2019 6:31 PM
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