> I think the suspend is the bit where the procedure stalls long enough
> for the calling routine to print a row or process the row.
> If you only use procedure to massages data etc, you prolly have no need
> of a suspend.

Or put another way. You need SUSPEND if you are accessing
multiple records. Each execution of the SP gives the next
record.
Or so I understand it :)

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