Bojan,
you can either use:
DBConnection query: 'exec AAA q,r,s' or DBConnection exec: ''exec AAA
q,r,s' , where AAA is the named of the stored procedure and q,r,s are
parameters being passed into the stored procedure.
There is a problem though if the stored procedure is going to return
rowcounts from more than one select or other operation, you will get an
error giving error number 16973: Cannot open a stored procedure with more
than one select statement ..'. This according to MicroSoft knowledge base
can be cured by using a DSNless connection.
Ron
Bojan Fabijan wrote in message <
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>Hi !
>
>I have one simple question for one, who ever did it.
>I just need to call stored procedure (MS SQL server or ORACLE) with
>input and output parameters.
>I have no problems with normal ODBC syntax (CREATE TABLE, SELECT, INSERT
>.....)
>
>Thanx in advance
> Bojan
>