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 How can I create extended stored procedures? Answer: To create your own extended stored procedure, you can use Visual C++ or Delphi. See these links to create an extended stored procedure by using Visual C++: Creating Extended Stored Procedures Enhance SQL Server with your own Extended Stored Procedures See this link to create an extended stored procedure by using Delphi: Extended Stored Procedure component for Delphi After you create your own extended stored procedure, you should register the name of a new extended stored procedure to SQL Server by using the sp_addextendedproc system stored procedure. Read about the sp_addextendedproc system stored procedure in SQL Server Books Online. See this article for more details about extended stored procedures: HOW TO: Use Extended Stored Procedures |