Executing Stored Procedures with Parameters from QE

 Last reviewed: November 2, 1994
Article ID: Q74240

SUMMARY

You may supply parameters when executing a stored procedure from Q+E. The name of the stored procedure must be followed by a space and then the first parameter. Additional parameters must be separated by spaces and listed in order.

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Note: You must be using Q+E version 2.5 or later to access a SQL Server.

When you choose Open from the File menu and select SQLServer as the Source, Q+E will display the names of all available tables and stored procedures to which you have access. The name of each stored procedure will be preceded by the at sign (@).

The following example executes the stored procedure sp_addlogin and adds the login id "tester":

  1. Start Q+E.

  2. From the File menu, choose Logon.

  3. Log on to a SQL Server.

  4. From the File menu, choose Open.

  5. Select SQLServer for the source.

  6. Choose the master database.

  7. Select @sp_addlogin from the from Table List.

  8. After "@sp_addlogin" in the Table Name box, enter a space and then "tester" (without the quotation marks).

  9. Choose OK.

Q+E will display an alert telling you that the command was completed.

For more information on stored procedures, see your SQL Server documentation.

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Last reviewed: November 2, 1994
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