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Using SQL Server 2005 Web Services with InfoPath

Here’s your problem: You want to use a stored procedure in a database to access your data through InfoPath, but you don’t really want to have to write script for every query to change the stored procedure’s query parameters. We’ve all been there. Well, stop your coding, right now, because SQL Server 2005 allows

Filed under: Database,SQL | On : 2006 Dec 20 | From: InfoPath Team Blog |

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