Refresh Table

  • Hi,

        i have a stored procedure which works fine and gives me the result which i expect.The only thing i have to do is after executing this stored procedure,i have to refresh the table in order to see the results what i expect after executing it.Is there a way to get around of this or is this  a limitation in sql server.

    CREATE

    PROCEDURE [dbo].[DeleteWithProjectID]

    -- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here

    (

    @MSBA_ID

    Varchar(10),

    )

    AS

    BEGIN

    -- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from

    -- interfering with SELECT statements.

    SET NOCOUNT ON;

    DELETE FROM Audit_Project_Header WHERE MSBA_ID = @MSBA_ID

    END

  • i Guess there is an error in my question .what i meann is

    when i execute the stored procedure it works fine and does the expected functionality at the database level,but when i call this stored procedure from web based application i have to refresh the tables in order to see the results.

     

    Any suggestions

  • In order to see my respond here you needed to refresh browser window.

    Is there a way to get around of this or is this a limitation in Internet Browser?

    What do you think?

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    Code for TallyGenerator

  • As i understand your problem, you execute the Stored proc, tables are updated, the results have to be seen on a website browser.

    If you do not want to refresh the browser manually, include a script that does it for you at a fixed interval, say every 5 minutes.

  • Your result may be getting cached at the client.

    Try sending a date and time with your result. This essentially makes a new result.

  • I believe Best was talking about EM.

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    Code for TallyGenerator

  • Step 1: Get result set from server

    Step 2: Run stored proc.

    Until your browser asks for the new results, nothing has changed on your client. The row was deleted on the server, not in your browser.

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