Execute a Stored Procedure Without an Explicit ADO Command Object

The following code shows you how to execute a Stored Procedure (called MyStoredProcedure) in ASP without creating an explicit ADO Command object. The Stored Procedure expects two parameters: @FirstParam (of datatype int) and @SecondParam (of datatype varchar). Modify the parameter list to suit your requirements
The Stored Procedure should look similar to this:

CREATE PROCEDURE MyStoredProcedure

  @FirstParam int,
  @SecondParam varchar(10)

AS

  Your SELECT statement here

And the code in ASP page should look like this:

<%
  Dim MySQLStatement
  Dim MyConnection
  Dim MyRecordset

  Dim intValue
  Dim stringValue

  intValue = 10
  stringValue = "Test Value"

  MySQLStatement = "exec MyStoredProcedure @FirstParam=" & intValue & _
          ", @SecondParam='" & stringValue & "'"
  Set MyConnection = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
  MyConnection.Open MyConnectionString
  Set MyRecordset = MyConnection.Execute(MySQLStatement)

  If Not MyRecordset.EOF Then
    Do While Not MyRecordset.EOF
      Response.Write("Record " & MyRecordset.Fields(0).Value & " - " _
           & MyRecordset.Fields(2).Value & "<br />")
      MyRecordset.MoveNext()
    Loop
  Else
    Response.Write("No Records Found")
  End If
%>

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Written by Imar Spaanjaars
Date Posted 02/19/2004 12:42
Date Last Updated 04/13/2004 17:40
Date Last Reviewed 12/06/2006 15:32
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