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TheRook #1
Recordsets to Stored Procedures
I have created a website using DWMX & SQL2K with all recordsets. I would like to my recordsets to stored procedures. Are there any written procedures, rules, or advice for doing so?
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CMBergin #2
Re: Recordsets to Stored Procedures
Yep.
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"TheRook" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:cv2smi$4j0$1@forums.macromedia.com...would like to my recordsets to stored procedures. Are there any written> I have created a website using DWMX & SQL2K with all recordsets. I
procedures, rules, or advice for doing so?>
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j289243 #3
Re: Recordsets to Stored Procedures
Hi
I use Enterprise manager to administer and create the databases including
stored procedures.
The following is a very simple list from a table:
CREATE PROCEDURE userPermission.procedure_name
AS
SET NOCOUNT ON
SELECT *
FROM databasetable
GO
NOTE: userPermission. can be removed if you set your permissions by giving
permissions within the procedure properties.
Using the MM binding in Dreamweaver to retrieve the data is quite straight
forward once you are aware of the parameter settings. I work with ASP.NET and
these settings are presented differently across server technologies.
The following book is good:
Code Centric: T-SQL Programming with Stored Procedures and Triggers
Garth Wells
I hope this is of some help
J
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