I looked through the help and the forum and hope that this isn't easily spelled out somewhere and I am missing it. Since my db will not have any reader/writer permissions, its important that I get this right from the start.
Thanks!
Clay
DataBasics.DataSources("").SetDebugOn("C:\Debug.html", True)
This will turn debugging on on your data source and create that Debug.html file containing a list of the DbCommands that were executed against the data source. It will list off all of the parameters, so, you can get a better picture of what the business object is expecting for the signsture of the stored procedure.
I believe it will also automatically show the debug file when the application exits it it exits logically.