Invoke Stored Procedure through XML file in asp.net

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Hi,

How can i invoke stored procedure through XML file & then apply xsl on the data which i retrieve from stored procedure.

My Development Environment is :
Visual Studio 2008
Sql Server 2008

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 30-Oct-11 21:17pm

Aditya Magotra

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Mehdi Gholam 31-Oct-11 3:22am

XML is a text data storage format it cannot execute code.

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donaldrichardson · Answer 1 · 2011-11-04T05:09:00

Hi,

I am assuming you are using your xml file in some or other application like IE.
There should be some sort of process.

If you are using IE as in a web page to start things off, javascript can be added to you originating page to do you stored procedure call
something to do with -> var rs = new ActiveXObject("ADODB.Recordset")

As long as your db can be accessed from the client you should be fine.
Its alot of work in java and on the client side, if thats what you are after then happy coding, but if you can change you paradigm, look into doing all that on the server rather.

Good luck...