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Hi, I have an SQL Execute task that returns a recordset. What I want to do is use this recordset to start a workflow of several objects for each row that |
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I have an ActiveX script reading the recordset with no problems as I'm passing it as a global parameter, but how do I set up the workflow for the |
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SQL produces recordset(OK)->ActiveX to read recordset(OK)->ActiveX script for each row returned -> SQL for each row....etc I've looked at the various looping examples, but they don't seem to show how to do this. Thanks, Andy C |
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Darren, Thanks - that's fine and I'd got that far, but what I was trying to do was call another ActiveX task for every iteration of the loop, without spawning |
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Do you know if this is possible? Thanks, Andy C "Darren Green" wrote: Here is an example you shoudl be able to work with- How to loop through a global variable Rowset (http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?298) -- Darren Green http://www.sqldts.com "Andy C" <AndyC (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BECA2873-0FDA-4D39-A3A7-BDDE71E7C2C9 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi, I have an SQL Execute task that returns a recordset. What I want to do is use this recordset to start a workflow of several objects for each row that is returned. I have an ActiveX script reading the recordset with no problems as I'm passing it as a global parameter, but how do I set up the workflow for the following: SQL produces recordset(OK)->ActiveX to read recordset(OK)->ActiveX script for each row returned -> SQL for each row....etc I've looked at the various looping examples, but they don't seem to show how to do this. Thanks, Andy C |
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