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Windows 2003 Server
I might have worked without the outputs as well.
>>I will admit that I am a lot more familiar with Sql Anywhere then Sql Server but I would call the sp this way
>>=mySQLExec("execute dbo.siriussp_rsGetBlocks @TemplateID = ?m.nTemplateID,?@nBlockCount, ?@nSeatsCount , 'rsTSBlocks'",program())
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>>Seems to me that if you pass a variable by reference then the value would be returned by the SP. I thought "output" was part of the parameter statement of the SP. Anyway, the above is how I would do this is Sql Anywhere.
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>This worked. Strange, but my original way (using named parameters) worked fine in one DB and didn't work in another. I tested it right now in working DB and after I made all parameters to be non-named, it worked.
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