Using TStoredProc (BDE)

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Note: The Borland Database Engine (BDE) has been deprecated, so it will not be enhanced. For instance, BDE will never have Unicode support. You should not undertake new development with BDE. Consider migrating your existing database applications from BDE to dbExpress.

TStoredProc represents a stored procedure. It implements all of the basic functionality introduced by TDataSet, as well as most of the special features typical of stored procedure-type datasets.

Because TStoredProc is a BDE-enabled dataset, it must be associated with a database and a session. Once the dataset is associated with a database and session, you can bind it to a particular stored procedure by setting the StoredProcName property.

TStoredProc differs from other stored procedure-type datasets in the following ways:

• It gives you greater control over how to bind parameters.
• It provides support for Oracle overloaded stored procedures.

See Also

• Using TTable
• Using TQuery
• Using TStoredProc, located in the Introduction to Application Development section