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MS Access Forum / SQL Server / ADP / January 2007

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HELP !! Running SQL 2000 using ADO command object from Access 200011 Jan 2007 16:11 GMT2
I'm running a SQL 2000 stored procedure from Access client using
SQLOLEDB provider and ADO Command object. The stored procedure only
returns a Return Value and no recordset.
When ran from Query Analyzer, it runs in less than 4 seconds. When ran
Indicating stored procedure progress - To Sylvaine11 Jan 2007 06:35 GMT2
> 1- You are using the same connection for calling your SP than the
> connection used by Access to open the second form.  Try opening a
separate
> connection to query your table.
Subform Subform Subform09 Jan 2007 20:57 GMT3
Dear Friends,
Thanks in advance for any response from you.
I have a peculiar situation: I am using ADP with SQL backend.
I have a form Shpmtfrm, which has a subform EntrySubfrm, which inturn has a
closing DB connections08 Jan 2007 21:40 GMT20
I have an ADP in which I am making lots of connections within the VB code to
the SQL database and then closing the connections.  In addiotn, I am
creating lots of recordsets and then setting the record sets to nothing when
I am done.
Extracting Field Titles - newbie question....05 Jan 2007 19:03 GMT1
I'm new to SQL Server and am mainly writing simple SQL then copying the
results into Excel and then messing around with it.
At present, once the query has run I go to the result grid and right
click on the top left cell and then do Select All and then open an
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