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Running Access Stored Queries with Parameters

Hi. I am working with classic ASP. I'd like to transfer al my hard coded sql
queries to access stored queries and use them with parameters. Actually, I
did not find any strong information how to do that. Please, provide me
official information, or give me at least one example of using it(with
Select statement or other). Thanks a lot in advance .
Michael
Apr 5 '07 #1
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Michael wrote:
Hi. I am working with classic ASP. I'd like to transfer al my hard
coded sql queries to access stored queries and use them with
parameters. Actually, I did not find any strong information how to do
that. Please, provide me official information, or give me at least
one example of using it(with Select statement or other). Thanks a lot
in advance . Michael
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