How to invoke a sql stored procedure from ACCESS

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Hi,

what shall I (the dba) do in order to allow a user (using Access database)
to execute a sql server 2005 stored procedure?

Thanks
 
Ray_s said:
Hi,

what shall I (the dba) do in order to allow a user (using Access
database) to execute a sql server 2005 stored procedure?

Thanks

Nothing, besides providing the login account the Access user will use to run
the passthrough query from Access that runs the stored procedure.
 
I apologize for re-asking.
not a 100% sure about what you meant by to run the passthrough query
how to make the Access query a PassThrough one?

Thanks
 
Ray_s said:
I apologize for re-asking.
not a 100% sure about what you meant by to run the passthrough query
how to make the Access query a PassThrough one?

Thanks
 
Using Access 2003: from the query designer with a new query, no table
selected. In the menu, select Query, then SQL Specific, then Pass-Through.


Vanderghast, Access MVP




I apologize for re-asking.
not a 100% sure about what you meant by to run the passthrough query
how to make the Access query a PassThrough one?

Thanks
 
In the Query menu, select SQL Specific, then select pass-through.
Then enter the connection string or click the ellipsis button to select
an ODBC DSN
 
Great! thank you Bob and Michel.

Bob Barrows said:
In the Query menu, select SQL Specific, then select pass-through.
Then enter the connection string or click the ellipsis button to select
an ODBC DSN
 
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