When using the MFC class CDatabase to connect to a data source, is there any way to execute SQL statements without having to open a CRecordSet object? I ask because CRecordSet::Open() appears to throw an exception when I use it to call stored procedures that don't return anything - and there's no reason to expect results from, say, sp_
delete_
row.
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I use CDatabase::ExecuteSQL()
You can execute a CCommand directly to perform a scalar query.