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rb

2006-01-05, 7:23 am

HI all,

Does databse.executesql() return anything.
I am trying to execute a SP, which returns a value. But I cant seem to get
that value back to dbase

Thanks
Robert


Roland Wingerter

2006-01-05, 7:23 am

"rb" wrote

>
> Does databse.executesql() return anything.
> I am trying to execute a SP, which returns a value. But I cant seem to get
> that value back to dbase

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According to the OLH, it does not return anything.

"Use executeSQL( ) to perform an SQL operation ... where no rowset is
desired"

Perhaps SQLExec() does what you want?

(The see-also-reference is missing in the OLH).

Roland



rb

2006-01-05, 7:23 am

I thought of useing SQLexec() but then would have to manually open and set
the database, where as I already have an active database object. I was
hoping to use that

Robert

"Roland Wingerter" <ich@hier.de> wrote in message
news:Dl6b$oeEGHA.1800@news-server...
> "rb" wrote
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> ------
> According to the OLH, it does not return anything.
>
> "Use executeSQL( ) to perform an SQL operation ... where no rowset is
> desired"
>
> Perhaps SQLExec() does what you want?
>
> (The see-also-reference is missing in the OLH).
>
> Roland
>
>
>



Roland Wingerter

2006-01-05, 7:23 am

"rb" wrote

>I thought of useing SQLexec() but then would have to manually open and set
> the database, where as I already have an active database object. I was
> hoping to use that

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OK, I understand.

Roland


*Lysander*

2006-01-05, 7:23 am

In article <EECSj6eEGHA.2104@news-server>, me@u.com says...
> I thought of useing SQLexec() but then would have to manually open and se=

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> the database, where as I already have an active database object. I was
> hoping to use that


see in the other newsgroup.
use a StoredProc-Object or try fooling dBase by just "SELECTING" from=20
the StoredProc.=20

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ciao,
Andr=E9
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