CS4 won't expand Command (Stored Procedure) in Bindings window

Hi, I am having an annoying issue with DW CS4 and Stored
procedures
I have a created a command to run a stored procedure in our
MS Sql 2005 server. I can run it on the server under the
appropriate user. I can see the stored procedure in the DW CS4
command dialog box using the correct Schema, I can successfully
test the stored procedure in The DW CS4 command dialog box. But as
soon as i click on the + to expand it in the Bindings window it
gives the following error.
Could not find stored procedure
'greathage_database.rep_daily_orders_by_email'.
This is very strange as I can see it and run it in DW CS4
command dialog box.
Can anyone help?

I am having this same issue. I've recently upgraded from DW8 (where this functionality worked fine) to DW CS4. I can see the Command in the Bindings panel as well, however the only attribute or field available says 'Return Value' ... none of the fields from the Command are being returned. If I go into the command and check the box for return recordset and I give the recordset a name and click okay, things 'seem' okay.
However, I cannot seem to create an object such as a list box and bind the results of the command to the list box. DW CS4 does not seem to recognize the command I just created. In addition, if I go back into the same command form server behaviors, the check box for return recordset is no longer checked and the name I provided for the recordset is blanked out.
I've experienced this on existing pages and a pre-existing DW site that all worked in DW8. I tried opening a ticket with the Adobe support and they politely withdrew my ticket. They said they do not support the Server Behavior portion of thier product and that I had to try the 'developer section' to find support.

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Ed Stewart wrote:
> Are you using CS3 with ASP/VBScript? There is a bug in
the command
> implementation that has this function broken.
>
> I asked about it in this forum several months ago, but
now I can't find my
> original post, but I did find another post that talks
about the same thing:
>
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=12&catid=26
> 3&threadid=1281539&enterthread=y
>
> My solution is to drop back to DW8 for command editing,
but use CS3 for
> everything else. I don't know what you're supposed to do
if you don't have an
> earlier version.
>
> It looks like your sql is correct, but the bug prevents
the second code block
> is not being updated with the correct values.
>
> I hope a solution is forthcoming....
>
Create a stored procedure and then use a recordset to
exectute it,
making sure the recordset has matching parameters that the
stored
procedure expects.
Commands are broken, I reported it to Adobe and they said it
might get
fixed in the next version.
Steve

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Kevin
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<pre>
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Lev

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Talk Rowing wrote:
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> I've filed a feature request as you suggested. Can't
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from: Nanfei
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mysql>
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