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April 13th, 2005, 11:44 AM
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Executing SQL Server 2000 Stored Procs
I need to develop a small access mdb (can't be an ADP because there needs to
be local tables). Mostly the application will be a few buttons that a user can click and each button will kick off sql server 2000 stored procedures. The problem is I am not a VBA programmer. I am a SQL Server programmer. Can someone provide me with the following code snipits? 1) a call to sql server (non-odbc dsn connections) that executes a stored procedure and returns a scalar value. The call must have input parameters. 2) a call to sql server (non-odbc dsn connections) that executes a stored procedure and returns a table, I think it's called a recordset in access. The call must have input parameters. Thom 
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