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        !             9: by Jack Greenfield, NeXT Engineering\
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        !            12: \b\fs28 Overview
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        !            15: \f0\fs24 This example shows how to evaluate any arbitrary SQL statement or stored procedure by using a subclass of DBBinder, called MultiBinder. This example has been designed to be used with  the 3.1 Sybase Adaptor, so that you can get a non-rectangular result set from the evaluation of the stored procedure. However, it could theoretically work with other adaptors as well. \
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        !            19: \b\fs28 Program Organization\
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        !            23: \b Major Classes in the Application
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        !            28: \pard\tx2160\tx2880\tx3840\tx4800\tx5760\tx6720\tx7680\tx8640\tx9600\fi-2140\li2140\fc1\cf1 MultiBinder        A subclass of DBBinder. This object extends the DBBinder functionality. In particular, it adds the ability to notify the DBBinder delegate when a new result set has been fetched from the binder. Thus, one can get multiple result sets from a stored procedure evaluation. Note that this feature is only valid starting with NextStep Release 3.1. \
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        !            30: SQLWindow      A generic object responsible for evaluating the SQL string and displaying the results from the DBBinder fetch operations.\
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        !            38: \b\fs28 Topics Of Interest\
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        !            41: How to evaluate a stored procedure or any other SQL string
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        !            43: This is done in the SQLWindow class. See the method 
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        !            45: \b0  in the file SQLWindow.m\
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        !            48: How to display the result set returned by a stored procedure or the execution of an SQL string
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        !            50: This is done in the SQLWindow class. See the method 
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        !            52: \b0  in the file SQLWindow.m\
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        !            56: \pard\tx1340\tx2680\tx4020\tx5360\tx6720\tx8060\tx9400\tx10740\tx12080\tx13440\b0\fc1\cf1 Last Edited:  Mai Nguyen, July 1993
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