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Last updated: before December, 1998
This example LotusScript deletes all rows from the table fg_orders. A WHERE clause or any other SQL statement can also be included. You could also create a stored procedure that accepts a parameter. Note that as far as anyone can tell the query method cannot accept return values.
'Submitted by Jerry Sikes
Dim con2 As New connection
Dim QRY2 As New query
Dim RS2 As resultset
If (CON2.connectto("SQL Server", "uid","pwd" , "jaxcnvq1")<>False)Then
Set QRY2.CONNECTION = CON2
qry2.sql = "Delete fg_orders"
If Not (qry2.execute) Then
Msgbox "Not success"
Goto TheEnd
End If
Msgbox "Success"
End If
TheEnd:
con2.disconnect