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Accessing SQL Server Stored Procedure from VB.NET

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crisp99 - 27 Jan 2005 15:21 GMT
Hi,

I have a SQL Stored Procedure :

CREATE  PROCEDURE spFilterOne
@city varchar(25)
AS
SELECT * FROM tblCities
WHERE tblCities.strCity = @city
ORDER BY tblCities.strName

In VB.NET, I would like to create a hashtable and add a key, which will be
sent to the stored procedure, as parameter @city

Dim hsParams As Hashtable
hsParams.Add("@param1", "London")

My Question :

How can I execute this stored procedure, with the hashtable giving the
parameter, from VB.NET? Once execute, I can put the rows into a dataset, that
works fine.. but its just executing the stored procedure. Thanks!!
W.G. Ryan eMVP - 28 Jan 2005 00:15 GMT
crisp - you can just create a command object and populate its Paramaters
collection - it gets you to the same place.

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> Hi,
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> parameter, from VB.NET? Once execute, I can put the rows into a dataset, that
> works fine.. but its just executing the stored procedure. Thanks!!

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