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ADO Command and Stored Procedures

Connection members

Below are details of the properties and methods of the ADO Connection object

Property Name Description
ActiveConnection The associated Connection Object
CommandText The query String
ComandTimeout The amout of time before the execution is aborted. Default is 30 seconds
CommandType A hint at the type of query string
adCmdText 1
adCmdTable 2
adCmdStoredProc 4
adCmdUnknown 8
Prepared Indicate whether the command should be precompiled

Method Parameters
CreateParameter(n,t,d,s,v)

n = Name of the parameter
t = Type of Parameter
d= The direction of the parameter

adParamInput 1 adParamOutput 2 adParamInputOut 3 adParamReturnValue 4

s= The Maximum size of the parameter
v= The value of the parameter

Execute(count, parameters, options)  

A parameter object also has a AppendChunk method, and a GetChunk method. These add/retrieve data from the parameter.

Comments

  1. 03 Mar 2003 at 04:28

    HI I was wondering if anyone knows how to run a stored procedure prefrable from a .sql file against a new database in VB?


    I would be very gratful for you help.


    Chris

  2. 25 Sep 2002 at 03:37

    How do you easy add or update a recordset when you have opened it using a stored procedure?


    I'm making a program where the user sees a recordset as a grid (used SP).  The user can edit rows or add new ones by going into detail mode.  (I use a tabstrip where Grid is on the first and a detail frame is on the second tab.)  When user goes into editmode I want the user to manipulate the record and be able to update or add.


    But it seems that SP only return readonly recordsets.  Is that so?


    How do one then implement the grid/detail scenario when using stored procedures?


    Examples are preferred!!


    regards
    Svein Are Gronsund, Norway

  3. 01 Jan 1999 at 00:00

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