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Adding Stored Procs to Access with ADOX

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So, you want to migrate the your Access-based ASP to a more reusable format, taking advantage of the capabilities of ADO. If you're dumping the hard coded SQL in favour of the "stored proc" approach, you're going to need the ADOX

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