I would agree with Paul's statement. I initially did my dynamic stored proc
s like Paul has suggested and then I stopped and created a stored proc for 
what I needed instead of doing dynamic procs.

Clint

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from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Hastings)
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date: Fri, 4 Jan 2002 01:52:00 +0700

> Got it.... whoo hoo ... now that is really very cool.  I like it.

i should point out that most hard core sql server types would
whomp me silly for suggesting that. if its at all possible build an 
sp for each possible SELECT/ORDER BY combo you need
& clientside (ie cf server) determine which sp to call. you will
get the most bang for your buck (euro) from your sp that way.



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