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Thanks. I should have found that myself :-)
I have another question about these stored procedures.
I have a form that shows bank information. It has a grid that shows information from two tables, bank and company, using a SQL join to show data in a one-to-one way, so it seems that data comes from only one table. I made a stored procedure that has an update statement for each table. Then, I would have to make a connection object specifically for this type of save, correct? (Since another form would use the company bizobj as well but would not use the same stored procedure to save data).
Then, how can I use the correct connection object? The form would somehow have to specify which connection object to use. I guess I'm a bit confused about how to do this properly. Please help. Thanks.
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