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Ability to have a Stored Procedure process the WebRequest results

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Triggers are great but it would be much better if we could specify a stored procedure to process the WebRequest results.

That would allow for a cleaner separation of logic. Especially if the logic was at all complex.

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As of dbFront 1.2.6, you now have the ability to process WebRequest results using a stored procedure.

For more details see WebRequest Button

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