In a word: No. Basic reasoning is that there is no guarantee the stored procedure will match the object requirements. Especially in terms of deployment, it's quite possible for the SP to be out of sync with out of date, or incorrect versions of client software and the problems could be significant.
SP's can be used via persistent brokers PerformDirectSQL method.
- Richard
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Can one use stored procedures for retrieval and update of objects with the framework?
In a word: No. Basic reasoning is that there is no guarantee the stored procedure will match the object requirements. Especially in terms of deployment, it's quite possible for the SP to be out of sync with out of date, or incorrect versions of client software and the problems could be significant.
SP's can be used via persistent brokers PerformDirectSQL method.
- Richard