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Stored Procedures for Java Programmers
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JDBC support for Cursors |
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2003-08-15 10:45:59 |
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<extract>Because returning cursors from procedures is not directly supported by JDBC, we use Types.OTHER to declare the return type of the procedure and then cast from the call to getObject().</extract>
JDBC does support returning of Cursors as ResultSet. The javadocs state the following :
"A CallableStatement can return one ResultSet or multiple ResultSet objects. Multiple ResultSet objects are handled using operations inherited from Statement."
I have worked with stored procedures on DB2 where a open cursor in the stored procedure was returned as a result set via the method CallableStatement.executeQuery().
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