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Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 11/30/06 22:24
jbonifacejr (jbonifacejr@hotmail.com) writes:
> Thank you for your help. Any chance you have a moment to help just a
> little more? Here is what I did, but I still can't access the value
> output by the stored proc...
>
> I removed the Return @sRetUPC line. I am guessing that I can rely on
> the set @sRetUPC line to set the value of the output parameter
>
>>From there, I appended the parameters in the ASP code...like this
> oSproc.Parameters.Append(oParam2)
> oSproc.Parameters.Append(oParam1)
> --originally I tried to do Param1 then Param2, but I got an error
> about the parameter
> --type being an output, so I just figured I had them in the wrong
> order because the
> --first parameter in the code was the output one.
>
> Then, I added the line oSproc.Execute()
> After that is:
> Dim res
> res = oSproc.Parameters.Item("sRetUPC").Value.toString()
>
> This is not working. Do you know how I can get access to the value of
> the parameter that is returned?
Never say "not working" in newsgroup post with explaining what it
means. Do you get an unexpected result? An error message? Something
else?
Since I don't even know how your code looks like right now, just two
notes:
1) Use parameter names with leading @. The underlying provider may
prefer that.
2) Use adParamInputOutput for the output value. T-SQL does not have any
true output-only parameters. (Save the return value, but there is a
separate enum value for return values as I recall.)
--
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se
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