I haven't used RDO, but a very likely possibility is a ; at the end. You
usually don't put one in the statement.
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Robert Fazio, Oracle DBA
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> I am trying to execute an oracle stored procedure
> using VB5 with RDO connection and I am getting "ORA-00900
> Invalid SQL statement."
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> Can anyone please send me a sample VB5 code to execute a
> oracle stored procedure thru RDO connection.
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