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calling stored procedures in MS Access
can anyone tell me how to call SQL stored procedures in MS Access97...
appreciate any help
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calling stored procedures in MS Access (reply)
Via linked server.
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resh at 11/3/00 1:05:26 PM
can anyone tell me how to call SQL stored procedures in MS Access97...
appreciate any help
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calling stored procedures in MS Access (reply)
Linked Server from access? Haven't heard that one before.
I usually use a pass-through query.
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Ray Miao at 11/3/00 1:21:30 PM
Via linked server.
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resh at 11/3/00 1:05:26 PM
can anyone tell me how to call SQL stored procedures in MS Access97...
appreciate any help
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calling stored procedures in MS Access (reply)
Hi,
You can use a query.
You have to be careful with 2 cases : a stored procedure can returns or not records (so be careful with boolean option Return values
in the sql direct query
Call it like in Query Analyzer : in the window query use
call <procedure_name> <parameter1, parameter2...>
Answer if you want more help...
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Jim W at 11/3/00 2:07:58 PM
Linked Server from access? Haven't heard that one before.
I usually use a pass-through query.
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Ray Miao at 11/3/00 1:21:30 PM
Via linked server.
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resh at 11/3/00 1:05:26 PM
can anyone tell me how to call SQL stored procedures in MS Access97...
appreciate any help
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calling stored procedures in MS Access (reply)
Hi,
Use a Sql Direct Query
2 cases are possible : a stored procedure can return value or not so be careful with query option 'return values' (yes or no)
use the following syntax 'call <procedure_name> <parameter1, parameter2,...>
answer if you need more help
Axel
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Jim W at 11/3/00 2:07:58 PM
Linked Server from access? Haven't heard that one before.
I usually use a pass-through query.
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Ray Miao at 11/3/00 1:21:30 PM
Via linked server.
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resh at 11/3/00 1:05:26 PM
can anyone tell me how to call SQL stored procedures in MS Access97...
appreciate any help
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