"Member PARAMETERS does not evaluate to an object".

Perhaps I need to build input and output parameters and append them to the parameters collection (?) I'll play with this a bit more.

>>Craig,
>> I am using ADO now, as you suggested. However, I am still having trouble calling a Stored Procedure from my back-end vfp database. Here is the code I tried:
>>
>>#INCLUDE adovfp.h
>>oCN=CREATEOBJECT('ADODB.Connection')
>>oCN.ConnectionString='Provider=VFPOLEDB.1;Data Source=c:\Mypath\MyDB.dbc'
>>oCN.Open()
>>
>>oRS=CREATEOBJECT('ADODB.RecordSet')
>>oRS.ActiveConnection=oCN
>>oRS.Open('SELECT * FROM MyTable)
>>
>>oCM=CREATEOBJECT('ADODB.Command')
>>oCM.ActiveConnection=oCN
>>oCM.CommandText='SP_TEST()'
>>oCM.CommandType=adCmdText
>>
>>oRS=oCM.Execute()
>>
>>? oRS.Fields[1].Value
>>
>>The Connection opens no problem. The RecordSet performs the query on MyTable no problem. The Execute method of the command also appears to work (ie no errors) But, since my stored procedure, SP_TEST returns an integer, how do I get at the return value?
>>
>The return Value from SP is stored in the Parameters collection of the command object

lnResult = oCM.Parameters(0).Value

Actually it's the way it works with SQL Server SP's. I'm not sure about VFP but you can try.