Ok ! That I understand. But how do you display the result in VFP? Are you using remote view?

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>I wrap everything up in a transaction and if something fails, I roll it back.
>
>If you want to limit your result sets, you send a parameter to the stored procedure, like a primary key for example. Same goes for updates and deletes. For inserts, I don't send any parameters.
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>Here is a simple example of a SQL Server stored procedure that receives as a parameter a primay key that identifies the record to be retrieved:
>
>CREATE procedure spGetXrefs
>@caseid int
>as
>select * from Xrefs
>where fk_cases = @caseid
>
>Charlie