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Ravi Ambros Wallau
Hi,
I am using Enterprise Library (June 2005) and, in the older version, we
could discover a stored procedure parameters set without calling it. It
seems to me that it's not possible to discover a stored procedure parameters
in this new version. I didn't want to use the ADO.NET DeriveParameters
method, because it's not cached.
Is there any way to that (for reference, the old method was
SqlHelperParameterCache.GetSpParameterSet)? I really need to do that,
because the parameters are bind using reflection....
Good luck for me,
I am using Enterprise Library (June 2005) and, in the older version, we
could discover a stored procedure parameters set without calling it. It
seems to me that it's not possible to discover a stored procedure parameters
in this new version. I didn't want to use the ADO.NET DeriveParameters
method, because it's not cached.
Is there any way to that (for reference, the old method was
SqlHelperParameterCache.GetSpParameterSet)? I really need to do that,
because the parameters are bind using reflection....
Good luck for me,