Only a system administrator can create extended stored procedures.
Creating an extended stored procedure
Select the Extended Stored Procedures folder.
Select File | New | Extended Stored Procedure.
The Extended Stored Procedure Creation wizard opens.
The Extended Stored Procedure Creation wizard asks for the following information:
Input |
Description |
|---|---|
Name |
A name for the extended stored procedure. |
Owner |
Name of the owner of the extended stored procedure. |
DLL name |
Name of the DLL associated with this extended stored procedure. Enter the name only, not the pathname. The DLL must be in a directory that is part of the PATH variable on an NT system or the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable on a UNIX system. The DLL does not need to exist when you create the extended stored procedure, but it must exist when you try to run the extended stored procedure. |
Select the Extended Stored Procedures folder in the appropriate database. In the right pane, double-click the Add Extended Stored Procedure icon.