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Howard
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My MS SQL DBA pointed me to a stored procedure that returns two data sets from one stored procedure. When I execute the sp using the following code I only get the first dataset returned in SQLOUT? If I execute the same SP from MS Managment studio I get two datasets returned. I was wondring if there is a way to get both data sets? The code I am using to returnr SQLOUT is:

ENGINE SQLMSS SET DEFAULT_CONNECTION CRSQL_PROD_COPY
SQL SQLMSS
EX spRPTManagingPartnerDetail '20100228';
TABLE FILE SQLOUT
PRINT *
END

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Why are you posting the same question twice? I provided you with some information about it on this other post.

Did you try the synonym approach?


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Howard
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Sorry about the double post, I did not have notification turned on in my first post so i thought I had not posted. Confused

Thanks for the response and the tip on using a master to define multiple dattasets.

Howard
 
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njsden
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No worries Howard! I hope the tips I referred you to on IBI's tech support site will prove useful in your case. If/when they do, would you mind posting a sample code of your solution so other people can use it as a reference in future cases?

Regards,
- Neftali.


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