yes, it is possible.when we executing stored procedure with help executen

on modify statement, executeNonQuery returns zero rows
affected even though there has been modification carried out
sucessfully in the table..

can anyone tell me is this possible???
if yes, how..???

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Answer Posted / chandan kumar

yes, it is possible.when we executing stored procedure with
help executenonquery.

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