Description
Stored Procedure Caller
A small C# library to assist ADO.NET developers in calling SQL Server stored procedures with minimal effort.
Most ADO.NET developers dislike the repetitive nature of writing plain ADO.NET code to call stored procedures. Each new stored procedure often requires a rewrite for our application to call.
Stored Procedure Caller simplifies the process, allowing developers to call SQL Server stored procedures with ease.
Technical Specifications:
- Price: Free
- Publisher: Shaovoon
Features:
- Assists ADO.NET developers in calling SQL Server stored procedures
- Minimizes repetitive coding tasks
- Simplifies the process of calling stored procedures
- Designed for minimal effort usage
Benefits:
- Streamlines development process
- Reduces coding time
- Enhances productivity
- Ensures efficient call to SQL Server stored procedures
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User Reviews for Stored Procedure Caller 13
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Stored Procedure Caller simplifies calling SQL Server stored procedures, saving ADO.NET developers time and effort. A must-have library!
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This app is a game changer for ADO.NET developers! It significantly reduces the hassle of calling SQL Server stored procedures. Highly recommend!
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Absolutely love this library! It streamlines the process of dealing with stored procedures, saving me tons of time. A must-have tool!
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Stored Procedure Caller has transformed my workflow. No more repetitive code—just straightforward calls to my stored procedures. Five stars!
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This C# library is fantastic! It's so easy to use and eliminates the tediousness of writing ADO.NET code for stored procedures.
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I can't believe how much easier this app has made my life as a developer. Calling stored procedures has never been simpler. Highly recommended!
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The Stored Procedure Caller is simply outstanding! It allows me to focus on building features rather than getting bogged down in boilerplate code.