Forum Discussion
Hi John:
For which database? You can do quite a bit in the SQL Execute snap – SELECT, CREATE, even invoke a stored function (well, at least for Oracle). Oracle has the notion of IN (parameters passed in) and OUT parameters (values returned from the procedure), and you can even define a stored function which returns a value and also a result in an OUT parameter – don’t know that this is a common pattern though.
function f1(x_out OUT varchar2) return number AS
BEGIN
x_out := 'OK';
RETURN 1;
END f1;
We do support stored procedures for most of our databases, but to what extent depends on the db.
Hi,
Just jumping on this thread as we have a requirement to execute an Oracle stored procedure that has a IN/OUT parameter set which I know isn’t support via the Stored Procedure snap. Are you saying this should be achievable through the Oracle Execute snap?
Thanks
Nick