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    Default Stored procedures

    I know that you can install SQL Server Express as part of an SB installer.

    What about stored procedures? Can they be installed from SB or is that
    something for my program to take care of?

    Peter

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    Default Re: Stored procedures

    Peter,

    > I know that you can install SQL Server Express as part of an SB installer.
    >
    > What about stored procedures? Can they be installed from SB or is that
    > something for my program to take care of?

    If you would like to handle this from within the installer, just develop a
    small DLL (in Clarion , Visual Studio, etc.) and do whatever you want with
    stored procedures.

    There are some DLL source code demo projects (Clarion and Visual Studio) in
    the Examples package.

    Does this help?

    Friedrich

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    Default Re: Stored procedures

    Well yes, it sort of helps. I've just now discovered that my Examples folder
    is empty. Do I miss something (SB6 is up-to-date).

    Peter

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    Default Re: Stored procedures

    Peter,

    > Well yes, it sort of helps. I've just now discovered that my Examples
    > folder is empty. Do I miss something (SB6 is up-to-date).

    It's only empty if you did not install the Examples Package (a separate
    download).

    http://www.lindersoft.com/downloads_licensed.htm

    This is the link to the latest SB6 Examples:
    http://www.lindersoft.com/sb6_Examples.exe

    Friedrich

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    Default Re: Stored procedures

    So I <did> miss something. Thanks!

    Peter

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