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    Posted: 17-Sep-2010 at 1:19pm
Another approach is to invoke a server method using the DF InvokeServerMethod. Inside that server method, you will need to create an ADO.NET connection using the connection string from the config file as well as creating the command objects and execute the DELETE SQL statement.
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This approach is generally not recommended and you have to write a work around function that involves writing a wrapper around a Transact-SQL statement. ExecuteCommand is a .NET namespace. Please see below for more info.
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I have no idea, because EntityManager does not has ExecuteCommand or something like method in DevForce2010.

And using PassthruEsqlQuery I am not getting sucess;

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I think this post can help you get some idea on how you can do that.
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I do not want to search all the data
so i can delete, I want delete without search.

using your suggestion, I can do this?

Thanks Denisk....

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My suggestion is to use our EntityManager.RemoveEntity and .RemoveEntities.
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Hi Denisk...

You have some idea.
to resolve this?

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OK... Denisk

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Hi Molinari;

Entity SQL provides no support for DELETE statement at this time. Please see Microsoft's website below to find out how Entity SQL differs from Transact-SQL.
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Hey

I wonder if it's possible to perform a DELETE this way


PassthruEsqlQuery query = new PassthruEsqlQuery(typeof(PESSOA_TIPO_USUARIO_P_RIGHT),
               "DELETE FROM PESSOA_TIPO_USUARIO_P_RIGHT WHERE FK_PESSOA_TIPO_USUARIO_PERFIL = 1);

query.ExecuteAsync(op =>
{
   if (!op.HasError)
       return;
   else
      MessageBox.Show(op.Error.Message);
});

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