stored procedure Matrix

[bosstep]

Hi:

as it turns out, just the name of the stored procedure works.

so, no need for ???????.TESTproc, just TESTproc

bosstep

[bruce]

Yes. Unless your login is associated with multiple database, the system should automatically find the right database.

FYI, the correct notation is

database_name.dbo.object_name (where object_name is SP, table, views, etc)




[b]quote:Originally posted by bosstep

Hi:

as it turns out, just the name of the stored procedure works.

so, no need for ???????.TESTproc, just TESTproc

bosstep
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[bosstep]

Hi:

I trying to use Stored Procedure with Matrix. I've been able to get this to work locally. Having a bit of a problem on remote site. What is the "owner" reference refer to on discount asp.net (??????? below)?

THanks.

bosstep

// TODO: Updatd the name of the Stored Procedure for your application
string CommandText = "???????.TESTproc";