The trouble appears to be with my stored procedure doing 2 "select"s. In
the procedure, the first "select" is performed, it's results are manipulated
to create a dynamic query, then that query is run as the second "select".
The procedure works like this:
insert into #tempTable
select <whatever from wherever>
set @query = <stuff based on the resutl of the first query>
execute sp_executesql @query
In the above case, I get the "no cursor returned" error when I activate my
TSQLDataSet object.
If I remove the "insert into" line and just do the two queries, I **do not
get the error**, but instead get back the result set from the *FIRST* query,
rather than the LAST query.
I tried "fooling" the system by wrapping the first select with a secondary
stored procedure and calling that procedure instead of calling the select
directly, but that didn't fool anyone. I got identical results.
How can I get the results back from the SECOND (or Nth) query?