Did I understand correctly, that you want to execute the stored procedure only for records that fulfill other criteria?
One way would be to add the stored procedure at the end of a series of AND statements. Shorcut Boolean evaluation should take care of only evaluating the function when the previous conditions are .T.
>Hi
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>How do I create an SQL SELECT statement that uses a stored procedure (or other procedure) so that that procedure is only called when there is a valid record in the when statement.
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>Foxpro currently calls the procedure during the initialisation phase of the select and then again for each row in the WHERE. Is it possible to avoid the initialisation call?
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>Regards
>Geoff Scott
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