• The Dixie Flatline (3/23/2010)


    True, but then you create headaches for the poor, struggling UI developer who has to learn how to handle two different types of output from a single procedure. 😉

    In my experience, UI developers are happier* to learn about OUTPUT parameters than to use MARS.

    Turning a parameter into an OUTPUT parameter generally involves just specifying its direction in an existing .NET statement.


    * = also, if they want to use my database, they will do it my way :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: