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Return Multiple Tables Into A DataSet From A Stored Procedure...?

Asked by BSantiag in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Programming for ASP.NET, SQL Server 2005

Tags: Multiple Tables, DataSet, Stored Procedure, SP_HELPLOGINS

I am trying to automate the creation of a Database and all it's parts for my application, through code. In one instance I need to examine information returned from the SP_HELPLOGINS stored procedure.  In Query Analyzer, I get two tables returned as it should be.  When I run the same code in VB and fill a DataSet using a DataAdapter, it only returns the 1st of the two tables.  I need access to the second table.  I could have sworn I had this working before in a previous application (and yes I am reusing the same class)...

When I had written this class initially years ago, we were using SQL 2000.  This new application I am creating uses SQL 2005.  Is there a different behavior between Servers? Is there something I need to add to my code to get my DataSet to populate BOTH tables into it from SQL 2005?

Thank you in advance for any help you can offer...
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