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exec [dbo].[utl_OrganizationByAttribute_s] @OrganizationAttributeTypeID = '1, 2' --A type and B type clients
The parameter can accept any number of ids, you have to pass it as comma seperated!
In the above example...
August 2, 2012 at 10:58 am
Here is an example:
exec [dbo].[utl_OrganizationByAttribute_s] --returns all clients
exec [dbo].[utl_OrganizationByAttribute_s] @OrganizationAttributeTypeID = NULL --returns all Clients
exec [dbo].[utl_OrganizationByAttribute_s] @OrganizationAttributeTypeID = '1' --A type Clients
exec [dbo].[utl_OrganizationByAttribute_s] @OrganizationAttributeTypeID = '1, 2' --A type and...
August 1, 2012 at 4:41 pm
Here is an example:
exec [dbo].[utl_OrganizationByAttribute_s] --returns all clients
exec [dbo].[utl_OrganizationByAttribute_s] @OrganizationAttributeTypeID = NULL --returns all Clients
exec [dbo].[utl_OrganizationByAttribute_s] @OrganizationAttributeTypeID = '1' --A type Clients
exec [dbo].[utl_OrganizationByAttribute_s] @OrganizationAttributeTypeID = '1, 2' --A type and...
August 1, 2012 at 4:40 pm
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