multi sentence mysqlcommand

[LaRoccaNetwork]

Oleg:

here's the error:

Exception Details: CoreLab.MySql.MySqlException: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ';' at line 5

and here's the sql code

insert into tagenciesfilespax
(fileid, tipoDocumentodeIdentidad, numeroDocumento, nombres, apellidos, nacimiento, nacionalidad, cantPax, B4BendUser, B4BcorpUser)
select fileid, tipoDocumentodeIdentidad, numeroDocumento, nombres, apellidos, nacimiento, nacionalidad, cantPax, B4BendUser, B4BcorpUser
from tagenciesfilespax_tmp
where fileid = :xfileid;
delete from tagenciesfilespax_tmp where fileID = :xfileid

this code used to work fine
but it stop doing that since version 2.50 or next

on the other side, in your comments about the mysqlscript:
Often it is necessary to execute several SQL statements one by one. It can be performed by using a lot of components such as MySqlCommand. Usually it isn't a good solution. With only one MySqlScript component you can execute several SQL statements as one. This sequence of statements is named script. To separate single statements use semicolon (;) symbol.

so ... why should this component be created ? it is supposed that mysqlcommand would be much powerful, if it would permit multi-sentences.

more than that, I use to create a mysqlcommand having

insert sentence;
select last_insert_id

and to execute an executeNonQuery to get the result
but, once again, it stopped working since the 2.50 version

regards,
nelson

[Oleg]

To execute SQL with parameters you can use only MySqlCommand.
We tested its working with several statements separated by ';'.
We sent our test to you by email. If your test in any way differs from our one,
please change our test and send it back to us.