December 30, 1999 02:30 PM

Learning About OLE Automation Stored Procedures

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SQL Server Magazine
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The system stored procedures in SQL Server often yield interesting and unexpected surprises. You can find a system stored procedure to handle nearly any task you need to do. This week, I discovered the OLE automation (sp_OA) stored procedures, which let you instantiate and work with COM objects from within Transact SQL (T-SQL). You can use these procedures to create a COM object in T-SQL and use that object’s methods and properties. For example, you can use the File System object to open and process files, and you can read and write to files by using the File System object directly within T-SQL.

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yea, this article is weak. I realize it is 2010 but believe it or not some companies still have sql2000 installs that don't work. I paid 5.95 to find out nothing. Thanks

Taylor8/7/2010 6:48:31 AM


worthless article

Anonymous User 11/3/2004 3:18:27 PM


Unless I missed the link to page 2, this article merely tells you what is possible. There is no value-added, this is already free, publicly available information.

Paul Schlieper 12/19/2002 2:14:15 PM


I can't found the sp_OA.. in all store procedure on the SQL server 7. Then when i want to execute a store procedure with sp_OA that don't work. Where is possible to find the group of sp_OA procedure to execute my future procedure.
Thank you.

Bruno Smessaert 11/5/2001 2:14:54 AM


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