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Moogi ----------------------------------------------------------- Prod: WF 7.1.3 Platform Windows, databases: msSQL2000, msSQL2005 Test: WF 7.1.3 on the same platform and databases
Additionaly, to SQL SQLMSS EXEC ... END I have found that WF have problems running SPs with #-tables in body. E.g.
CREATE PROCEDURE sample_proc
@xtype char(2)
AS
SELECT id,name INTO #t FROM sysobjects
WHERE
xtype = @xtype
SELECT id, name FROM #t
(we have a lot of such procs written before)
You can create master-file for SP.
And run it with
TABLE FILE sample_proc
PRINT
ID
NAME
WHERE @XTYPE EQ '&xtype'
END
With this kind of invokation - no problems with #-tables.
Also - there is possibility to create JOIN with such MFDs. You can make JOIN table to SP and pass fields from table as params to SP. (Quite cool for me)
Regards, Alex
WF 7.6.2, WinNT/2K, MSSQL 2K, MSOLAP 2K, BID
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