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Matt Smith
I am trying to use a stored procedure within an access .ADP that first
creates a temporary table and then uses it in conjunction with other tables
to generate a record set. When I run this through Query Analyzer this seems
to generate a single rowset, however when I run in through the .ADP it
generates the message:
'The stored procedure executed successfully but did not return any records'
If I add another query at the start of the stored procedure, the .ADP will
return the rowset for it, but not the final one, leading me to believe that
the reason the original sp did not work is that the ADP is trying to use a
rowset for the query that actually creates the temporary table. Is there
any way that I can either specify that there should be no rowset returned
for the table creating SELECT statement, or is there some way to get the
..ADP to return the final rowset?
creates a temporary table and then uses it in conjunction with other tables
to generate a record set. When I run this through Query Analyzer this seems
to generate a single rowset, however when I run in through the .ADP it
generates the message:
'The stored procedure executed successfully but did not return any records'
If I add another query at the start of the stored procedure, the .ADP will
return the rowset for it, but not the final one, leading me to believe that
the reason the original sp did not work is that the ADP is trying to use a
rowset for the query that actually creates the temporary table. Is there
any way that I can either specify that there should be no rowset returned
for the table creating SELECT statement, or is there some way to get the
..ADP to return the final rowset?