Hi,

1. I execute MyProc and get a Dataset.
2. I change a record using a second Stored Procedure.
3. I use MyProc.refresh in order to see the changes.
4. I get this error-message:
ElevateDB Error #503 The current user does not have the proper privileges to perform this
operation (EMPTY TABLE EDV11288813908InForma4)

I am using 1.08. Any idea?

Thanks Uli Becker

Uli,

<< 4. I get this error-message:
ElevateDB Error #503 The current user does not have the proper privileges
to perform this operation (EMPTY TABLE EDV11288813908InForma4) >>

What user is logged on - an administrator or a normal user ?  If the latter,
what rights does the user have for most of the tables in the database
(generally-speaking) ?

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

<<
What user is logged on - an administrator or a normal user ?  If the latter,
what rights does the user have for most of the tables in the database
(generally-speaking) ?
>>

Logged in as Administrator. All rights.

Wenn I close the SP and reopen it, it works fine, just the refresh shows the error-message.

Regards Uli

Uli,

<< Wenn I close the SP and reopen it, it works fine, just the refresh shows
the error-message. >>

Can you send me the database catalog ?  I don't need any tables, just the
database catalog will work.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

<<
Can you send me the database catalog ?  I don't need any tables, just the
database catalog will work.
>>

Done.

Uli,

Sorry, forgot to ask - which SP is having this issue ?

BTW, you're really doing well with the stored procedures for having so
little time to work with them so far.  Even I took a few weeks to get used
to using them.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

<<
Sorry, forgot to ask - which SP is having this issue ?
>>

It was the <SinglePatient>. But I am very sorry: I am not able to reproduce the error any
more. I am just playing around a lot and thus changing many things. Anyway the error is
gone. Sorry.

<<
BTW, you're really doing well with the stored procedures for having so
little time to work with them so far.  Even I took a few weeks to get used
to using them.
>>

Thank you very much. What a wonderful day

Best regards Uli

Uli,

<< It was the <SinglePatient>. But I am very sorry: I am not able to
reproduce the error any more. I am just playing around a lot and thus
changing many things. Anyway the error is gone. Sorry. >>

Yeah, I'm not seeing any error here either.  That's a weird one.  If you see
it again, please let me know.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com