I am using SQL passthough and simply running an "exec mysproc".
Then I simply run a "Select * from myView", which is a "Select a,b,c from
xxx.xxx.dbo.table"
This all runs vis MS Query, but if I turn off ANSI NULLS and WARNINGS in the
MS Query options, I get the same error.
"Uri Dimant" wrote:
> Ray
> Can you show us how you call the statemnet?
>
> "Ray" <rayc@.rsc.com> wrote in message
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>
>Ray
You said that it failed from within a trigger. Try create a trigger
withANSI NULLS and WARNINGS set ON
What is your statement to fire a trigger?
"Ray" <rayc@.rsc.com> wrote in message
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>I am using SQL passthough and simply running an "exec mysproc".
> Then I simply run a "Select * from myView", which is a "Select a,b,c from
> xxx.xxx.dbo.table"
> This all runs vis MS Query, but if I turn off ANSI NULLS and WARNINGS in
> the
> MS Query options, I get the same error.
> "Uri Dimant" wrote:
>
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