Description

When a process screen is activated as described in IsahObjects.Get, you can replace the stored procedure that would normally be started when the process is run by a custom stored procedure.

Remarks

In many cases, the parameters for the custom stored procedure will be the same as the parameters of the system stored procedure. When assigning a custom stored procedure, however, the default parameter settings of the system stored procedure will be lost. To prevent the loss of the default parameter settings, use the SilentStoredProcName property instead of the StoredProcName property. When using the SilentStoredProcName property, the parameter settings of the system stored procedure are automatically copied to the custom stored procedure.

It still may be necessary to modify the parameter settings for the stored procedure. For more information on changing the parameter settings of the stored procedure, see the Params Object and Param object.

Example

See StoredProcName and SilentStoredProcName.