>Hi All,
>
>I have a Stored Proc and would like to pass in a VARCHAR parameter. The
>problem is that the query will need to use it in a IN clause...
>
>DECLARE @PARAM AS VARCHAR(20)
>SET @PARAM = 'Dan', 'Mike', 'Lisa'
>
>SELECT *
>FROM Orders
>WHERE Name IN (@PARAM)
>
>is there a away around this?
Re: stored proc RETURN_VALUE.... there it is, I want to use it !!! ... > Then you can read the value of @total after closing the query.... > 2 Set up your input param values. ... the result of this sql code returns an integer that is ... >> take the guts of the stored proc with hard coded guestid and meeting ... (borland.public.delphi.database.ado)
Passing in a Parameter ... I have a Stored Proc and would like to pass in a VARCHAR parameter.... problem is that the query will need to use it in a IN clause... ... DECLARE @PARAM AS VARCHAR ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.mseq)
RE: parameter in sql query ... Just set connection string to run it. ... > If the substition is before...the error seems to imply that the query is ... > being transferred to the sql server without the parameter being replaced ... > creating a datacomponent with a sql param,... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework)
Re: stored proc RETURN_VALUE.... there it is, I want to use it !!! ... Then you can read the value of @total after closing the query.... Set up your input param values. ... > take the guts of the stored proc with hard coded guestid and meeting code... (borland.public.delphi.database.ado)
Re: parameter in sql query ... Could you try expanding the autogenerated code and posting... > Does the parameter substitution occur after or before the query is sent to ... > being transferred to the sql server without the parameter being replaced ... '@Start' is the name of the param and the error says there ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework)
