RE: Performance improvement required :-)

>
> Why can't you use bind variables? I thought using .Parameters method
> (property?) of ADODB.Command would use bind variables.
I thought it didn't. Any way of checking (other than to get the developers to try it?

>
> What function, and where can't you use it?
>

Stored Procedure type function (i.e. user-written) called from VB. 'Cos it's a Stored Procedure it will use bind variables, but you can't return a result set to VB.

Craig

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