Quite sure you can't pass arrays. What about passing a delimited CHAR field
and looping on that? I have done that on several occasions. I.E: 2,5,7,23
JM
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> I have a need to run a stored procedure which will insert multiple
> rows in the database. Biggest problem that I don't know from the
> begging how much inserts I need to do. I need to pass in the stored
> procedure an array of variables and loop over it.
> How I can pass complex datasets like arrays,lists, etc.
> in the stored procedure?
> How I can loop over that datasets in the stored procedure?
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