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    Calling Stored Procedure with in an Orchestration  
System.Xml.XmlDocument


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07-28-04 11:09 PM

Hi All


How to call a stored procedure with in an orchestration other than making us
e of .net component ?
Any thoughts ?

Regards
Guru






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    Re: Calling Stored Procedure with in an Orchestration  
Yossi Dahan


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07-28-04 11:09 PM

Hi

Having a solicit response port with the SQL Adapter called from the
orchestration and returning the result is one way..

Yossi


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> How to call a stored procedure with in an orchestration other than making
use of .net component ?
> Any thoughts ?
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> Regards
> Guru
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    Re: Calling Stored Procedure with in an Orchestration  
Bill Chesnut


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07-29-04 12:50 PM

Scott Woodgate has a great document on using the SQL adapter,

http://blogs.msdn.com/scottwoo/arch...3/11/88387.aspx

the 5th example shows how to call a stored procedure from inside and
orchestration.

Bill Chesnut
BizTalk MVP

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