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The name is just my own internal name for things -- I use when binding my parameters via a dictionary. The Column is the database side for the stored procedure parameters. in this case, the output is just a String, so there is one out parameter, with Column of 000. The first parameter in my stored procedure has a Column of 001, and so on. That is how you get the order of things correct.
Hope this helps. On Feb 1, 2008, at 12:23 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
Yes. I believe the order of stored proc parameters must be in the same order as the sorted list of EOArguments defined for the storedproc in the model. Additionally, I believe the columns coming back must be in the correct order of the attributes of the entity you're trying to map it on to (alphabetically). Mind you I have never used stored procedures, but I believe these are the restrictions.They should be three digit numbers?!? I don't understand.Are you saying to ignore what the _actual_ parameter names are, just name them whatever ti takes to get them in the right order?ms
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