Hi: as it turns out, just the name of the stored procedure works. so, no need for ???????.TESTproc, just TESTproc bosstep
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) 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 </blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">
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";
