I am trying to setup a simple POST procedure through API but have been stumped on the first step - creating an object. I am running this on SQL Server 2012 SP4-GDR
I have confirmed that the OleAutomationEnabled
is TRUE.
I am using SSMS with a user that is a member of the sysadmin role and have given explicit permission to sp_OACreate
to that user. Something that has me baffled is that when looking at the properties for master.sys.OACreate
there are no users or roles other than the explicit one I defined earlier.
Trying to create an object returns an integer other than zero meaning it failed but cannot find any information on the specific integer pointing to a solution.
This is my script and result to troubleshoot:
USE master
DECLARE @hr int
DECLARE @Object AS INT;
EXEC @hr = sp_OACreate 'MSXML2.XMLHTTP', @Object OUT;
IF @Object = 0
SELECT 'sp_OACCreate success', @object
ELSE
SELECT 'Error in sp_OACreate', @object AS [objectReturned], CONVERT(binary(4), @object) AS [Code]
END -- 0 is success
EXEC sp_OADestroy @Object
Result:
(No column name) objectReturned Code
Error in sp_OACreate 16711422 0x00FEFEFE
Can someone point me into the right direction?
You should check the @hr
variable for success/failure (0 is success) of sp_OACreate calls, since @Object
will actually contain the handle to the created object.
I often use the following gist to point to how to do things when you want to post some data from SQL Server: Gist on how to use sp_OACreate for posting data