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How to return .T. of .F. from SQL server?
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How to return .T. of .F. from SQL server?
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Hi,

I want to execute an IF expression against a SQL Server using SQLEXEC() and return some "meaningful" result that will tell me if IF was True or False. For example: Here is the IF expression:
cExpr4Sql = "IF EXISTS(SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.Columns WHERE Table_Name = 'MyTable' 
AND COLUMN_NAME = 'MyField1' AND CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH = 50 )"
When executing the above expression in SSMS it tells me if the column MyField1 has a length of 50 char or not.

If I pass the above expression to SQLEXEC() how do I return the result? E.g.
xReturn = SQLEXEC( nConn, cExpr4Sql )
TIA for any suggestions.
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