Quick code to execute an SQL stored procedure.
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I haven't written code to access a database in many years. I now have a
requirement in my MFC version 6 program to execute a stored procedure.
The database is Microsoft SQL Server 2005. I know the server name,
database name, login and password. I also know the sored procedure name
and the parameters.
How exactly do I execute the stored procedure? I assume I need to open
the database and then do something to execute the stored procedure.
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