there's also nothing stopping you from using cfquery, to be honest, I've
never used CFSTOREDPROC, I'm guessing this is supposed to provide some more
abstraction from the database, so that if you used oracle's native drivers
it would still work.
<cfquery>
exec myStoredProc @args
</cfquery>
if it's Sybase or MS SQL
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Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 2:46 PM
Subject: RE: Running SP's from cfquery


> I have no idea where that idea came from, though I hear it all the time.
I
> use CFSTOREDPROC all the time with no problems.  I've had a couple of
> people tell me that they had problems until they set their PROCPARAM
> statements in the same order as the definition of the stored procedure.
> However, I do that all the time anyway, and it's probably a good idea
> regardless.
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> Eric,
>
> Thank you for the response , that is what I had suspected.
>
> That withstanding in your experience would you say that CFSTOREDPROC is
> flaky and should be avoided
> if possible ?
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> > -----Original Message-----
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> > Subject: Re: Running SP's from cfquery
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> > You can't.  You have to use CFSTOREDPROC for that.
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> >                     2001-11-13 07:09
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> > How do you indicate when using cfquery to execute a stored proc which
> > results set you require?
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