It may be treating the 1st data row as FIRSTROW.  Have you tried FIRSTROW = 1?

You cannot "link" a stored-procedure this way.  Access knows that sp's are recordsets and you will need to EXEC it via ADOCMD and ADORS to return the results into a...

The DEFAULT value can be found when you open the table in EM.  Just DELETE the DEFAULT from the column and you should be good to go.

Research BOL for BCP should have what you need

IF the database is no longer being accessed it automatically closes until the next time it is needed.  It then needs to "open" for business.  If you have this turned...

Easiest way is to create an NT windows group, SQL role and assign the SQL role the permissions and have the "User" of that role be the NT group.

IF the...

If you use the Server Network utility you can "hide" SQL servers from being seen.  Of course IF they know they are there they can still type it in but... ...

I guess #1 is how does your companies IS security team feel about a vendor having direct access to your companies information?  Why not have a "honey pot" server that...

The only way that I know of would be to remove the tables/queries from the front-end make everything SQL calls to the back-end via stored-procedures and recordsets (modules) and then...

Another thing is can you provide what type of information you are looking for so we could possibly help you tailor the profiler??

Flavio,

Research BCP from BOL.  Should be able to provide everything you need.

IF you only have 3 days and are having problems can you not just copy the MDF and LDF to your local PC??

I think the SETs have to come prior to the CREATE and must be sep. by GO??

Assumption:  You want to return the @CONTADOR value to the calling procedure

Change the proc from DECLARING @CONTADOR to

CREATE PROC...

@CONTADOR OUTPUT = NULL

AS

ALSO, I would AVOID naming your created procedures...

I know that this thread could go on forever given the amount of times this is asked... Have you tried searching for array or split function from the search here? ...