Hi Jean-René,
There's good info at
http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~VFPCommandSQLStringConnectCheers,
Andrew
>Thank you Abdrew. This is really helping.
>
>I am new at this. Can you give me a example of a SQLStringConnect?
>This will also help me.
>
>>Assuming you've established a connection to the SQL Server (with SQLConnect or SQLStringConnect) and stored the connection handle in lnConnHandle, you can use the syntax
>>
lnResult = SQLExec(lnConnHandle, "exec MyStoredProcedure param1, param2, param3...", 'MyNewCursor')
>>This will return the result of the SP into a cursor called MyNewCursor. If you omit the third parameter, the cursor will be called SQLRESULT.
>>
>>Cheers,
>>
>>Andrew
>>
>>>I have a Store procedure in SQL 2000 that process a large amount of data. The result of this SP is a sub set of data.
>>>
>>>How can I call from VFP my Store Procedure and get the result in a VFP cursor?
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