To create a connection to QuickBooks Online, the ADO.NET Provider can be used through the C1QuickBooksOnlineConnection class. This class requires a connection string to be provided as an argument, which can be created in either of the following ways:
The following code shows how the C1QuickBooksOnlineConnectionStringBuilder class can be used to configure the connection string for QuickBooks Online and consumed by the C1QuickBooksOnlineConnection class to create a connection to QuickBooks Online server. Here you can query the data or request modifications.
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static void CreatingConn() { //Configure Connection string C1QuickBooksOnlineConnectionStringBuilder builder = new C1QuickBooksOnlineConnectionStringBuilder { OAuthClientId = OAuthClientId, OAuthClientSecret = OAuthClientSecret, OAuthTokenEndpoint = OAuthTokenEndpoint, OAuthAccessToken = OAuthAccessToken, OAuthRefreshToken = OAuthRefreshToken, CompanyId = CompanyId, UseSandbox = true }; //Setup Connection using (C1QuickBooksOnlineConnection conn = new C1QuickBooksOnlineConnection(builder.ConnectionString)) { conn.OAuthTokenRefreshed += OAuthTokenRefreshed; //Tried fetching data from two different tables C1QuickBooksOnlineCommand comm = new C1QuickBooksOnlineCommand(conn, "Select * from Customers"); C1QuickBooksOnlineDataAdapter adapter = new C1QuickBooksOnlineDataAdapter(comm); DataTable dataTable = new DataTable(); adapter.Fill(dataTable); //Display fetched data foreach (DataRow row in dataTable.Rows) { Console.WriteLine("{0}\t{1}\t{2}", row["CompanyName"], row["DisplayName"], row["Active"]); } Console.WriteLine("Connection created and read operation completed !!!"); } } |