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  1. June 23rd, 2010, 01:10 AM #1
    sama123
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    Execute stored procedure using a string variable

    Is it possible to save execute stored proc command in a string variable and then execute string variable???

    Does this logic fits into LINQ2SQL?

    Why I want to do this - INstead of passing user control references to server, I want to save user control values to string in client side java script and then pass string to server to do actual stored proc execution. Hopefully this will improve performance. DOES IT MAKE ANY SENSE?show me example.
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  2. June 23rd, 2010, 09:15 AM #2
    eclipsed4utoo
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    Re: Execute stored procedure using a string variable

    Personally, that makes absolutely no sense at all.
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  3. June 23rd, 2010, 10:29 AM #3
    TechGnome
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    Re: Execute stored procedure using a string variable

    "DOES IT MAKE ANY SENSE?"
    No.... none.

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