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Creating a Microsoft Dynamics GP Integration with eConnect and a SQL Stored Procedure

by Gloria Braunschweig
President, Dorian Enterprises, Computeration, Inc.

This is third in a series of articles covering eConnect for Microsoft Dynamics GP. Part 1 explained that the business logic for eConnect exists in stored procedures within the Dynamics GP company database.  Part 2 created an eConnect integration utilizing the .NET API's within Visual Studio.

This post examines using eConnect directly from a SQL stored procedure.  The stored procedures are utilized by the .NET APIs to perform business logic verifications on the data being integrated.  Next, transactions that pass the verification are inserted into the appropriate transaction work tables within Dynamics GP.

Find requirements and names of stored procedures by referring to the XML Node reference within the eConnect Programmer's Guide and Reference document found on MSDN.

Step 1 - Determine which Stored Procedures to Utilize

In this example, a receivables invoice transaction data with accompanying GL distributions will be integrated into Dynamics GP Receivables Management work tables as a batch.  To determine the necessary stored procedures to use, look at theRMTransactionType schema found in the eConnect Programmer's Guide:

<eConnect>
    <RMTransactionType>
        <eConnectProcessInfo />
        <taRequesterTrxDisabler_Items>
            <taRequesterTrxDisabler />
        </taRequesterTrxDisabler_Items>
        <taUpdateCreateCustomerRcd />

  

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About Gloria Braunschweig

Gloria has experience across the full spectrum of business operations and management. Decades of experience are documented in the book Rapid Implementation, establishing Gloria as a specialists using Microsoft SQL tools for implementation, integration, and business intelligence related to Microsoft Dynamics GP.

Gloria writes and presents on lean implementation concepts and business management systems for small and mid-size businesses.