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using ASP to run queries in Access
Hi Guys
I know that asp can be used to fire off stored procedures within databases, but I was wondering - does a 'query' in Access mean the same thing as stored procedure? If it does, how could I get asp to fire off that procedure when needed? Thanks! Chris
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a query is usually a stored select statement in the database. it can be executed similarly to opening a table via ADO.
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