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Help with DB Procedure syntax

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jeffrey.duffy@gro-scotland.gsi.gov.uk - 26 Aug 2005 09:13 GMT
Hoping someone can help?

I am trying to pass a global temporary table AND several variables to a
DB Procedure. I can happily pass a table on its own and as many
variables as I like on their own but NOT together. Im sure this is just
a syntax problem. Has anyone come accross this and help with the syntax
??

Thanks guys

Jeff
Peter Gale - 26 Aug 2005 09:30 GMT
Hi Jeff,

Its not a syntax problem it's the way the work. You can pass either a
session table or normal parameters, not both.

Peter

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Hoping someone can help?

I am trying to pass a global temporary table AND several variables to a
DB Procedure. I can happily pass a table on its own and as many
variables as I like on their own but NOT together. Im sure this is just
a syntax problem. Has anyone come accross this and help with the syntax
??

Thanks guys

Jeff

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