One more question.
In VFP we can use quotes,double quotes or brackets to surround a literal
value or a string.
In SQL Server is there such thing, or we are forced to use only quotes?
ie VFP
cCmd = [insert into customers(account,companyname,province)
values('1234',"RAFAEL SOFTWARE",'BUENOS AIRES')]
is the equivalent TSQL only this?:
cCmd = 'insert into customers(account,companyname,province)
values('1234','RAFAEL SOFTWARE','BUENOS AIRES')'
BTW, is that the correct syntax?
Rafael Copquin
El 23/11/2011 15:26, Rafael Copquin escribió:
> Thank you both, Gianni and Fred
> Rafael
>
>
> El 23/11/2011 14:49, Rafael Copquin escribió:
>> I would like to follow a stored procedure behaviour line by line, as one
>> can do in VFP with the debugger.
>> I need to know what is the value of the parameters received by the SP
>> as they are passed from VFP via SPT, to determine why the heck the SP is
>> not working
>>
>> What are the commands in TSQL or the way to do it in SQL Server?
>> I mean, is there a menu option to check to start the debugger in SQL
>> Server Express or there is no such thing?
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> Rafael Copquin
>>
>>
[excessive quoting removed by server]
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