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    Alberto Bar Noy
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    Hi all, I need to access some databases. I know what ADO and ODBC can do as far as I use user defined Queries. The question is waht about stored procedures. Can ADO or ODBC or both access them? Thanks in Advance. Alberto Gattegno Software Engineer http://www.itgil.com

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      Hi all, I need to access some databases. I know what ADO and ODBC can do as far as I use user defined Queries. The question is waht about stored procedures. Can ADO or ODBC or both access them? Thanks in Advance. Alberto Gattegno Software Engineer http://www.itgil.com

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      Carlos Antollini
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      Yes, the two tecnologis can execute Stored Procedures. ADO has the command Execute, or Open, depending of the Stored returns Rows. And ODBC has SQLExecuteDirect, or SQLExecute Cheers!!! Carlos Antollini.

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        Yes, the two tecnologis can execute Stored Procedures. ADO has the command Execute, or Open, depending of the Stored returns Rows. And ODBC has SQLExecuteDirect, or SQLExecute Cheers!!! Carlos Antollini.

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        You also have the choice of using OLE DB Consumers, the prefered way in Visual C++ when using OLE DB.

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