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05.06.2005 at 02:40PM PDT, ID: 21415723
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Executing SQL Server stored procedure using VB.NET

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procedure, stored, sql

Hi ,

I am pretty new to this.

I have a SQL Server stored (called SP_OESS_Get_Client_Demographics)  procedure that accepts following inputs:
@clientid varchar(10),
@firstname varchar(20),
@lastname varchar(20),
@middlename varchar(10),
@SSN varchar(11),
@Birthdate smalldatetime,
@Gender varchar(1)

and returns an XML result set. I want to know how I can execute this stored procedure using VB.NET. How to do I code it in VB.NET??

Thanks!

-Kunal
 
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