I believe that stored procedures are still on the TODO list, but that might
not fit into your client's plans.
Recall that stored procedures are a form of "compiled" SQL code. Therefore,
if you want, you could take that SQL code, in the stored procedure, and put
it into your VB application and execute the SQL statement (with a VB
connection object) in place of calling the stored procedure.
While this does negate the advantage of having a stored procedure, it is one
of the few (if not the only) work-arounds for this problem.
Good Luck,
Dennis
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Istiaque Hussain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 11:39 AM
Subject: How To Port MS SQL Database to MySQL
> Dear Friends ,
>
> One of our clients wants to port the Database which was originally in MS
SQL , to MY SQL . he main problem we are facing is that how to make previous
stored procedures run . There are a lot in the application . Front end was
in VB .
> We are now into feasibility study . Please give information on that .
>
> Bablu
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