Duoo.
The parameter list is what I need in the call procname command.
I will have to give this a try.

This brings up another question regarding the particular versions of R:base 
and Oterro.  I know a lot of changes have been made at the engine level in 
the later patches on how triggers & stored procedures work.  Am I going to 
have problems w/ Oterro 2.5 using these things, or do I need to wait for a 
patch for Oterro?????

Troy Sosamon

===== Original Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at 7/12/02 3:01 pm
>That could work. For most tables in my databases, I have a column for
>the userID of the last person to update the record. In that case, the
>user value would be available in the stored procedure as "current of
>sys_new."
>
>You could also use a stored procedure that was not a trigger, although
>then you would need to invoke it with a separate direct-dbms action
>(SELECT (CALL ProcName(parameterlist)) FROM dummy)
>
>Bill
>
>On Fri, 12 Jul 2002 14:37:40 -0600, Troy Sosamon wrote:
>
>>This might work for a VB app, but it would not work for a Tango APP.
>>
>>Maybee I could build a perminant table to temporarily hold values w/
>>everything that is needed and run the trigger off of the data put in that
>>table?????
>
>
>
>
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