On 2014-01-17 10:39, Stephen Russell wrote:
On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 9:12 AM, Richard Kaye <[email protected]>
wrote:
It doesn't suck all that much. We don't have to import a whole pile of
.Net assemblies to get a row count in VFP... :-)
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From the MSDN web:
* Create temp stored procedure with OUTPUT parameter and call it.
SQLEXEC(m.lnConn, "CREATE PROCEDURE #MyProc @outparam int OUTPUT AS;
SELECT @outparam=100")
SQLEXEC(m.lnConn, "exec #myProc ?@lnOutput")
? m.lnOutput
* Create a temp stored procedure with INPUT and OUTPUT parameters
* and call it.
SQLEXEC(m.lnConn, "CREATE PROCEDURE #MyProc2 " + ;
"@inputparam INT, " + ;
"@outparam int OUTPUT " + ;
"AS SET @outparam=@inputparam*10")
SQLEXEC(m.lnConn, "exec #myProc2 ?lnPercent, ?@lnOutput")
? m.lnOutput
Thus you can make your sprocs and publish from VFP.
What I'm doing is having these as MySQL functions, because I have stored
routines kinda like this:
select spCalc1(parm1,parm2) as Answer1, spCalc2(parm1,parm2) as Answer2,
spCalc3(parm1,parm2) as Answer3 ...etc.
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