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Jul 28, 2000

I am so confused. I hope someone can help! I wrote a large stored procedure that is meant to be called from a VB application. The store procedure collects data from several tables and buildsa new table of summary data. It is called with 4 parameters (date ranges and names for the new summary tables to create).

I tested the SP in SQL 7 while developing it, and never had any problems. But when I tried it in 6.5, it complained that I had too many subqueries. So I rewrote the procedure with less nestings, and then when I tried it I didn't get an error but it crashed with a DB Disconnected error.

I rewrote it again and then it finally worked (but only from Enterprise Manager); when I called from a VB application (using ADO), I get an error "protocol error in TDS stream." And looking in the SQL error log I see a whole lot of errors, none of which I understand, but the first mesage is "EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION raised, attempting to create symptom dump.

I know that without knowing the contents of the stored procedure, there's no way anybody can tell me exactly what's going wrong, but I'm sure hoping that some people can give me some clues or directions to look. I'm desperate and have been working on this one project for too long already!

Thanks for any help or insight you can offer.

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1          01/01/06

1          02/01/06

2          01/01/06

2          02/01/06

3          01/01/06

3          02/01/06

4          01/01/06

4          02/01/06

5          01/01/06

5          02/01/06



 I have no idea how to “loopâ€? through this record set for
each record in Table1 and in turn insert into Table2.

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