Hello, Martijn!

Tuesday, December 21, 2004, 12:50:06 PM, you wrote:

MT> What we really need ( I agree somewhat with the proposal ) is the
MT> server saying, "well, here's a resultset. It's not a SUSPEND inflicted
MT> resultset, so there's only 1 row." and "well, here's a resultset. It's a
MT> SUSPEND inflicted resultset, so there might be more rows."

I don't understand, who are "we" who need this. :-)
SQL command can return result of it execution (ok or error), return 1
row or return many rows. Procedure with suspend can return 1 row too.

I don't see any criminal if programmer sometimes say - oops! I forgot
to add suspend to my procedure that I used in select statement.

p.s. I don't care how execure procedure call in IBStoredProc works,
but seems that here is no "resultset".

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Dmitri Kouzmenko