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how do i call a stored proc that looks like this from ADO.NET? ALTER PROCEDURE new_pzGetIDList ( @foo varbinary(8) ) i have it as a System.Byte[4] in C#

 
 
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      17th Feb 2005
how do i call a stored proc that looks like this from ADO.NET? ALTER
PROCEDURE new_pzGetIDList ( @foo varbinary(8) ) i have it as a
System.Byte[4] in C#


 
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