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Microsoft SQL Server
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Stored procedures, Triggers, UDFs
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00667483
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>>strSQL = "exec dbo.sp_VarianceReport @UserName = wgriffiths, @SortOrder = CostCenter"
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>>Try delimiting the parameters:
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>>strSQL = "exec dbo.sp_VarianceReport @UserName = 'wgriffiths', @SortOrder = 'CostCenter'"
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>>And, as Sergey mentioned, make sure that you have a SET NOCOUNT ON at the top of your stored procedure.
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>>-Mike
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>Where to I issue SET NOCOUNT ON? Right after "Create procedure blahblah AS"?

Ignore the previous post - I didn't read Sergey's response closely enough - SET NOCOUNT ON did the trick. Thanks.
Al Williams

Anola MB, CANADA
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