Sep 15, 2006 #1 dashen Programmer Jul 14, 2005 233 US Is there no work around to getting the ADP to work with SQL Server 2005? Could I hard code using an ADODB connection to Update and Insert? Any ideas people?
Is there no work around to getting the ADP to work with SQL Server 2005? Could I hard code using an ADODB connection to Update and Insert? Any ideas people?
Sep 18, 2006 Thread starter #2 dashen Programmer Jul 14, 2005 233 US Dim stStoredProcCall As String stStoredProcCall = "sp_SaveDefJobInfo " & 1234567 & " " & 1 & " " & "'09/18/06'" DoCmd.OpenStoredProcedure stStoredProcCall I tried something like this, but it gave me an error. How do I pass parameters with a stored procedure call in Access to SQL Server 2005? Upvote 0 Downvote
Dim stStoredProcCall As String stStoredProcCall = "sp_SaveDefJobInfo " & 1234567 & " " & 1 & " " & "'09/18/06'" DoCmd.OpenStoredProcedure stStoredProcCall I tried something like this, but it gave me an error. How do I pass parameters with a stored procedure call in Access to SQL Server 2005?
Sep 29, 2006 #3 lameid Programmer Jan 31, 2001 4,208 US Dashen, Your problem is not an SQL 2005 issue, it is a syntax one... Check back in thread958-1251122 You were there. You more or less have to use a form with input paramaters and open it in datasheet view instead. Upvote 0 Downvote
Dashen, Your problem is not an SQL 2005 issue, it is a syntax one... Check back in thread958-1251122 You were there. You more or less have to use a form with input paramaters and open it in datasheet view instead.