- Using this, we can
--> execute direct T-SQL statements
--> execute parameterized SPs
--> execute .sql file
PROPERTIES
1. Result Set
- None : When you just want to execute the SP and don't want to store resultset anywhere
- Single Row : When you want to store 1st row of a resultset in some variables
- Full Result Set : When you want to store whole resultset in some object variable
2. SQLSourceType
- Direct Input : When you want to store whole resultset in some object variable
- File Connection : When you want to store whole resultset in some object variable
- Variable : When you want to store whole resultset in some object variable
3. SQLStatement
Here you have to give actual statement
EXAMPLE
1. Executing direct SELECT statement
SQLSourceType : Direct Input
SQLStatement : SELECT .......
2. Executing parameterized SP
SQLSourceType : Direct Input
SQLStatement : EXEC DemoProc ?,?
This means SP has 2 parameters
Now if you want to store result set then, you can store SingleRow individually in different variables or whole resultset in 1 single Object variable.
Storing Single Row
Storing Whole Result set
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