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| | Extended stored procedures and WSC Hi I have seen an example of how to wrap a com object up using TSQL and extended stored procedures. I have seen how to use WSC files both after they are registered and by referencingthe file. What I would like to know is, can you use SQL to consume a WSC file and whether you can use it without registering it? Basically I want to write com objects using script and use them via tsql..has anyone ever done anything liek that/ |
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| | Re: Extended stored procedures and WSC "Robert" <Robert@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:7EF4D634-D8B2-4D87-B44E-F9BBCEB9BD54@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi > > I have seen an example of how to wrap a com object up using TSQL and > extended stored procedures. > > I have seen how to use WSC files both after they are registered and by > referencingthe file. > > What I would like to know is, can you use SQL to consume a WSC file and > whether you can use it without registering it? > > Basically I want to write com objects using script and use them via > tsql..has anyone ever done anything liek that/ components that are typically used in VBScript) do that you can't do in T-SQL? -- Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET |
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