I found this, I hope it helps, I will need this also some time soon:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=stored%2Bprocedure%2Boracle%2Bado%2Bparame
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Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002
Why are you / he / sh using ODBC ? OO4O is far superior and can make native
DB calls using OCI, etc, at least that is what the VB guru contrator I have
hired tells me, and I trust him. He says that ODBC compared to OO4O is a
POS.
The code he has written for me works like a charm, calls Oracle
I was told the OO4O is very rich and very slow.
Do not know if it's true.
Waleed
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Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 3:16 PM
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Why are you / he / sh using ODBC ? OO4O is far superior and can make native
DB calls using OCI, etc,
Thanks Waleed, I've passed it on.
Jared
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11/27/2002 11:58 AM
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Subject:RE: calling Oracle stored
Hi Jared,
The following will work assuming you're using the Oracle OLE
DB Provider. Note that this is _not_ the same thing as
OO40 - Oracle Objects for OLE or as I like to call
it Oracle Oily Objects =8-)
I had a little trouble getting it going until I hard-coded
the enumerated values for
stored procedures from ASP/ADO
Why are you / he / sh using ODBC ? OO4O is far superior and can make
native
DB calls using OCI, etc, at least that is what the VB guru contrator I
have
hired tells me, and I trust him. He says that ODBC compared to OO4O is a
POS.
The code he has written for me
ORACLE-L
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Subject:RE: calling Oracle stored procedures from ASP/ADO
Why are you / he / sh using ODBC ? OO4O is far superior and can make
native
DB calls using OCI, etc, at least that is what the VB guru contrator I
have
hired tells me, and I trust him
