Hi All,
I written a some macro code...how to convert a 'stored process' code.
Thanks,
suresh
Suresh,
The code may not require much, if any, modification. It depends on the program, of course, and what it requires for input and generates for output. See Angela's recent blog about this topic.
Chris
Hi:
Also, this same question has been posted in the Stored Process forum and the Macro forum and answers have been posted in the Macro forum.
If you use Enterprise Guide, as Chris points out, you may not need to modify your code at all. But since you said you had written some macro code, you may want to look in the Stored Process Developer's guide to learn about AUTOCALL macro libraries and the place to store your macro program code.
cynthia
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