Executing SP wth routine

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Executing SP wth routine

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Hi !

I want to code in VB calling for SP from another server in MS SQL SErveer .

Thank you
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Do you need the VB code, which will call a stored procedure that is available in MS SQL Server?

Pls explain a bit more what you really expect to be answered!!!

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Post by chulett »

Back to the VB approach, eh? :?

You're better off posting a request like that on some sort of a VB related site, or possibly one for Sql Server. That's really not a DataStage problem, in spite of the fact where you plan to leverage it.

And before you ask - nope, sorry, don't know of any. :(
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Post by snassimr »

Yes . I need VB code that may be placed within routine
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If you are on a Windows server then you can execute any exe with DSExecute including a compiled VB program. You can do the same from UNIX with a remote execute command like rsh or rexec.
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Post by snassimr »

Thank you . But I need vb code
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Fosters market a beer called VB (Victoria Bitter). You're as likely to get a VB answer there as here. DataStage is not written in, and does not use, Visual Basic. Are you confusing DataStage with Microsoft's DTS (data transformation services)?
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