Обсуждение: callable statement please

Would somebody kindly post a functional CallableStatement.java file here?

I got postgres7.2 installed, but the pgjdbc2.jar file doesn't support
callable statement as well. please, if someone knows where to find such a
file, give me some light.

Henry

Postgresql does not have 'execute' or 'call' functionality. I heard it as
on the TO-DO list.  I have a funky work-around. This seems to work, but I
have not benchmarked it. I would like to see what people think about the
idea.

First of all "THIS IS A WORKAROUND" , I AM NOT PROPOSING A FIX ...

O.K., Here's the idea ..

I want to simulate the oracle call    exec
sp1(INPARM1,INPARM2,OUTPARM1,OUTPARM2);

-- Say  have a simple Oracle Stored Procedure ... like so:

procedure sp1 (iparm1 IN integer, oparm2 OUT integer, oparm3 OUT) as
begin
     IF (iparm1 <> 1) then
          oparm2  := 172;
          oparm3 := 201;
     endif
end:
.
.   - - -- > execute sp1(0,:outParm2,:outParm3)


with Postgresql we can do this

     Create Temporary table table_with_SP1_Name ( inparm1 integer, outparm2
integer, outparm3 integer );
     create function SP1(integer, integer,integer) returns integer as '
     begin
          delete from  table_with_SP1_Name ;
          if ($1 <> 1) then
             insert into   table_with_SP1_Name  ($1,172,201);
          endif;
     end; ' language 'plpgsql';

then I would have to use two statements to execute the stored procedure ...

---->  select sp1(0,:outParm2,:Outparm3);
          select inparm2, outparm2, outparm3 into :inparm2, :outparm2,
:outparm3 from table_with_SP1_name ;


If the temp table is memory only, then my only major overhead would be the
additional network call and cycles.
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