Re: Independant QUery
From: Rathna Raj (RathnaRajT_at_icode.com)
Date: 07/29/04
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 14:41:39 +0530
Sorry Todd, it's quite long time since I visited this NG.
Proxies (simplified definition):
When you have COM component in a machine (server) and if you need invoke
that COM component from another machine (client), for client and server talk
to each other and pass data to and fro (marshalling), client must know
how/where to send request and receive response to/from server. To enable
this you install the proxy of the COM component in your client. Most of the
time it will simply registering your COM components TLB in your client
machine.
sp_oa**:
These are the system stored procedures (For example: sp_OACreate,
sp_OAMethod, sp_OADestroy, etc.) available on your MS SQL server, to work
with COM objects in your T-SQL script (like stored procedure). Have look at
SQL Server Books Online for more help on these.
> Also can you please explain what the below statement means:
>> In either case you need to use sp_oa*** system stored procedures in your
>> triggers (or in your SPs, which in turn get called by your triggers)
Having explained sp_oa**, I hope that above statement make sense to you.
Since it was COM based approach, you need to use those system stored
procedure to create your COM objects, to make a method call and to destroy
them.
HTA
Rathna Raj
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