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Stored procedures are a key feature in database management systems like Oracle and SQL Server, allowing developers to encapsulate complex logic for reuse. On WindowsForum.com, discussions cover using stored procedures in batch files to automate tasks such as renaming files and moving spooled output, with troubleshooting for execution order and permissions. Developer news highlights include ADO.NET Entity Framework June CTP support for stored procedures with multiple result sets, enum and spatial data types, and automatic LINQ query compilation. These topics reflect real-world integration of stored procedures with Windows scripting and .NET development, emphasizing performance and reliability in enterprise environments.
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    Windows 7 Batch File will not execute multiple moves

    Please Help! I have a batch file that performs the following tasks: 1) renames a counter field 2) creates two variables that will be used later to rename two separate files 3) Opens SQL*Plus and starts an Oracle Script which starts two separate stored procedures 4) Moves and renames the...
    • Lisa Brooks
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    • batch file command line context database error handling execution expansion file management file renaming moving files oracle path issues permissions scripting spool files sql stored procedures troubleshooting variables
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    • Forum: Windows Software