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Hi,

I am working on an application using .NET 2.0, SQL Server 2005. I am using Enterprise Library version 3.1.

To get rid off some performance issues, I want to set ARITHABORT to ON for a particular stored procedure. I do not want it to be at database level.
Is there any way we can set this through code (enterprise library data layer)? or in general, is there any way to set such session parameters through enterprise library data application block?

Any inputs on this are apprecited.

Thanks
Nyoti

Posted 10-Sep-10 4:21am

Nyoti Rukadikar

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-09-10T07:07:00

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The just set it in that stored proc (don't forget to set it to off before the stored proc exits).

Posted 10-Sep-10 7:07am

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Nyoti Rukadikar 13-Sep-10 4:16am

Will it have the same effect as calling it before the stored procedure is called?

Thanks

#realJSOP 14-Sep-10 12:08pm

All of the examples I found on google (you know, that search engine YOU could have used yourself) only showed it being used in a stored proc. You voted a 3 on a correct answer?

Nyoti Rukadikar 17-Sep-10 7:33am

Thanks. I found the same when I searched on google. But that did not answer my question asked here about how can I call it from enterprise library. That is why I posted my question on code project.
Thanks.

Nyoti Rukadikar 17-Sep-10 7:37am

BTW, it did not have same effect as calling it before the stored procedure statement was called. So now I implemented my own code block to do this through enterprise library.

Thanks