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Hi Ben
You can run a cursor within a stored procedure, but Witango will not be able to interact with it. You could create a stored procedure that does a process based on some criteria passed in that populates a table Based on the criteria, then you can use a search action in Witango to and then a subsequent @FOR loop to go through the data.
Example DirectDBMS = select (storeprocname(‘parm1,param2’) from dummyonerowtable Search = select col1,col2,col3 from storedprocfilledtable – data returned in @@resultSet For = "loop" through resultSet
Hope This Helps
Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com -----Original Message-----
Is is possible to use the Declare Cursor and all related commands in a stored procedure running in WiTango or 3.6?
Benjamin Strickland |
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