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2002-10-01 -- Andy Stapleton
 
Newsgroups: TopSpeed.Products.Drivers Send it as a single string... Arraystring = '1,23,145,33,456' File{Prop:Sql}='Call DBO.MyProc <39>'&ArraySTring&'<39>' call the stored procedure, then inside the stored procedure using Declare @CharCounter integer, @CurrCounter integer, @holdSTring varchar(25) Create #ArrayTable( ArraySTring VArchar(25), ArrayValue integer); SET @CharCounter = 1 While @CurrCounter < LEN(@ArrayString) BEGIN Set @CurrCounter = @currCounter + 1 IF @CurrCounter > Len(@ArrayString) BREAK IF SUBSTRING(@ArraySTring, @CurrCounter,@CurrCounter) = ',' BEGIN SET @HoldString = Substring(@arraystring,@charcounter,@currcounter -1) Insert into #ArrayTable Values( @holdString,Null) SET @charCounter = @CurrCounter + 1 END END Update #ArrayTable Set ArrayValue = StrToValue(ArraySTring) / now you have an table of the elements you sent to the procedure again to work with.... this is off the top of my head , but should get you close.... -- Andy <> Stapleton CIO DB|Wired.com / (ccs) Cowboy Computing Solutions www.dbwired.com Web and Clarionet hosting www.ccscowboy.com CCS SQL templates www.Paywire.com ACH / Credit Card payment processing "Cliff Campbell & Associates" wrote in message news:3d996ae6@news.softvelocity.com... > Hi, > > I have a problem. I need to be able to pass in a list/array/table or > anything else of integer items into an MS SQL Stored Proc for processing. > However, I cannot find a data type in Transact-SQL to help me do this and I > do not want to have to put the CALL to the proc. into a loop. > I fear it is not possible but I hope someone can help me out with an idea. > > Cheers, > > Iain > >


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