Well, I'm not sure where you got that code, but it sure doesn't look like T-SQL to me!
You can send code to SQL to create stored procs from VFP either by SQL Passthrough (SQLEXEC), or by using SQL-DMO.
I have used tables to hold SQL code (in a memo field), fetched the memo into a memory variable, then fire SQLEXEC to pass it right to the server. Make sure the SP name is prefixed with "dbo." to identify the owner of the SP as the system!
Dan LeClair
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