I created DNET-424, to keep track of it for later.
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You should be able to replicate this issue easily. This is what I did:
1. Create a stored procedure in any Firebird database.
2. Have the SP insert values into your database using a couple of parameters
you pass to your SP.
3. The prototype would look something like this: Execute Procedure
MySP
Is the call made to the database? How you imported the SPs (what results)?
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Thanks for the response.
Each SP does an insert. I did not have enlist=true in the connection string.
I added it and now get the message "The underlying provider failed on Open"
Michael
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Hi Meubanks!
Are you using SP in Update and Delete SP Mapping too? Is in the connstring
property enlist=true?
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I am using Visual Studio 2010, Firebird 2.5, and ADO.NET Provider 2.6.5. I
imported a few Stored Procedures into an ADO.NET Entity Modal that insert
data but it does not seem to be committing to the database. What am i
missing here:
FbDb db = new FbDb();
db.ADDUSER(UserName
