how i can call procedure has CURSOR VARYING OUTPUT

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hi every one
i have this procedure in sql server database

SQL

PROCEDURE  [dbo].[get_user_pern]
(@p_user nvarchar(200)  , @p_pass nvarchar(50)  , @permissionCursor CURSOR VARYING OUTPUT)
AS
SET @permissionCursor = CURSOR
FORWARD_ONLY STATIC FOR
      SELECT *
      FROM users_hor
 where user_names=@p_user and passwords=@p_pass; 
 
OPEN @permissionCursor;
go

how i can call this procedure in .net
thanks for any help
ps . i need to close this cursor or this cursor is closed automatic

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Posted 24-Apr-11 1:30am

Mostafa Elsadany

Updated 24-Apr-11 1:33am

OriginalGriff

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Om Prakash Pant · Answer 1 · 2011-04-24T03:18:00

If you are using SQL server then you don't need a cursor as output. you can directly return the recordset.
not sure why you need explicit cursor as output.

SQL

PROCEDURE  [dbo].[get_user_pern]
(@p_user nvarchar(200)  , @p_pass nvarchar(50))
AS
      SELECT *
      FROM users_hor
    where user_names=@p_user and passwords=@p_pass;
go

you can retreive this in dataset or datereader..