Re: Stored Procedures Data view webparts
- From: "JD" <yazoo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 11:12:53 -0400
The only way I have found to get any type of trace is to use SQL Profiler.
It will give you a trace of all of the SQL executing on a given server.
Start a profiler session against the server where you are running the SP and
hit the page with the web part and you should see it execute and the
parameters being passed to it.
"Tony Hughes" <tony.john.hughes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Guys,
I've had a stored procedure created that works in the following way
User log's into SP>using the (LOGIN_USER) parameter the user's id
passed to stored procedure>stored procedure looks up user's group
memberships uses these to grab the appropriate data for the user.
Have tested the procedures themselves they seem ok having issues with
what looks like the sub stored procedures.
Having the following issues basically i get a generic error message
when i try to drag the connection in using the (LOGIN_USER) parameter
wondering if anyone knows how to turn on full logging to actually see
an error message.
The above is the main method of how i am securing front end client
data.
.
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