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Message Posted: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 @ 19:46:18 GMT

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This is hokey, but worth a shot:

If applicable (granted, will not work for all cases), try placing the call statement for the stored procedure within a macro (simply pass the macro's parameters to the call statement.) Of course, I suppose (could be wrong...help please) this will turn the stored procedure into a single transaction (potential locking issues.) Also, you are limited to storing one call statement in a macro.

In this way, atleast the execute statement and parameters will be stored in DBQL.

Hope this helps,

Clay

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