Hello,

I have managed to execute MS SQL Server 7.0 stored procedures using DBD-ODBC like 
this: 

{call Proc_Name(?, ?......)}

However, I have only done it with procedures involving UPDATE, DELETE, or INSERT.  I 
want to write stored procedures that use SELECT.

First, can I retrieve rows with DBD-ODBC from a result set generated by a stored 
procedure?

Second, is the return value of $dbh->do() always "1" when a stored procedure is called 
with it using DBD-ODBC?  It seems that that is the case when I use it to execute a 
stored procedure even if the procedure updates multiple rows.

Third, is there another (and perhaps better) way to call stored procedures from 
DBD-ODBC?

Thanks!

Configuration:
DBI 1.14
DBD-ODBC 0.28
ActivePerl 618
Windows 2000 Server
MS SQL Server 7.0

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