Andrew Luit
December 8th, 1999, 01:44 AM
How to design a class that can excute a stored procedure in the server and accept a set of records from the stored procedure. It looks like ADO.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : How to design a middle level object like ADO Andrew Luit December 8th, 1999, 01:44 AM How to design a class that can excute a stored procedure in the server and accept a set of records from the stored procedure. It looks like ADO. Thanks in advance Lothar Haensler December 8th, 1999, 02:06 AM in VB6 you can add a class to your project and select "Data Source" as Class Type. This will add a class module with properties like: DataSourceBehavior = vbDataSource ...and add a class member function GetDataMember In your class write regular ADO code... Andrew Luit December 8th, 1999, 07:36 PM Can you give more detailed information in the GetDataMember and in the stored procedure? .How does the function GetDataMember receive a record set from the procedure runing in the server? .How can a stored procedure return a record set to VB program? .Can you give me a pseudo code? Lothar Haensler December 9th, 1999, 01:52 AM ok, here is some pseudocode public function GetDataMember (..) as ADO.Recordset dim rs as ado.recordset dim cmd as ado.command set cmd.activeconnection = yourconnectionobject cmd.Commandtype = adcmdStoredProc cmd.CommandText = yourspname cmd.parameters.refresh cmd.parameters(...).value = ... ' fill your params here rs.Open cmd set getDataMember = rs end function Andrew Luit December 9th, 1999, 02:17 AM The expected functionality of the "middle level" is to accept a group of records from a stored procedure. If the client is like your psuedo code, what does the procedure look like? Thanks. Lothar Haensler December 9th, 1999, 02:19 AM well, the code I posted refers to the middle tier, i.e. the one that returns the recordset to the client. What the client code looks like? it could really be no code! no kidding. If you use an ADO Data Control you could just set the DataMember property of that control accordingly and, voila, get the data without writing any code. Andrew Luit December 9th, 1999, 04:59 AM I tried follow you, but I failed to get a recordset. I defined a variable as ROWTYPE%, and select * into the variable from <a table> where clause to ensure that there is only one record is selected. But on the client, after rs.open cmd, the recordset rs is garbage. If your solution do work, please give me a detailed explaination. .How to write the procedure .How to set the DataMember property. Thanks. codeguru.com
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