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 Author  Thread: SQL Server Native Connection, ADO Command, and Parameters
RJ Samp
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SQL Server Native Connection, ADO Command, and ParametersYour last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 09 May 10 10:36 AM
SQL Server Native Connection, ADO Command, and Parameters

Does anyone have an example of using ADO CommandText with input parameters and a native SQL Server connection?

? parameters and the SLX OLE DB Provider work fine.....except it has the tremendous additional query overhead of the SECCODE joins for Non ADMIN users.....SLX OLE DB Provider performance for a scan of 100,000+ records is NOT acceptable.

'Named' Parameters like ? or @P1 don't work with the SQL Server 2005 connection, yet.....

any hints?

Maybe a stored procedure command call instead?

SELECT A1.OPPORTUNITYID FROM OPPORTUNITY A1 WHERE OPPORTUNITYID LIKE ?

or the equivalent would be perfect.

Thank you!

RJ Samp
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