


You will need access to the Pubs database on a Microsoft SQL Server, including the necessary permissions to read the sysobjects table and create stored procs. The download for this article contains all the code from the article in both Access 97 and Access 2003 versions.

The following article will demonstrate a simple method for executing procs from Access. The simplicity and popularity of SQL Server means that more and more developers who build applications with Microsoft Access will want to learn how to take advantage of server side processing using SQL Server Stored Procedures.
