ASP Classic question:
I have a Stored procedure in SQL, that works, when tested in SQL, with one
input & several output parameters, as follows:
CREATE PROCEDURE myProcedure
@MyID int
, @First varchar(80) OUTPUT
, @Second varchar(80) OUTPUT
, @Third varchar(80) OUTPUT
, @Amount as numeric(18,0) OUTPUT
etc.
In ASP, however, using the following, the procedure executes it's internal
update function properly & sends back a return code of 0, however, only the
first output parameter is returned (iOrderID is assigned beforehand). The
rest of the output parameters come back blank:
cmdUpdate.Comma ndText = "myProcedur e"
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@RE TURN_VALUE",
adInteger, adParamReturnVa lue,0)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Or derID",
adInteger, adParamInput,, iOrderID)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Fi rst",adVarChar, adParamOutput,8 0, sFirst)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Se cond",adVarChar ,adParamOutput, 80, sSecond)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Th ird",
adVarChar, adParamOutput, 80, sThird)
set param =
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Am ount",adNumeric ,adParamOutput, 0, iAmount)
param.precision =18
param.numericsc ale=0
cmdUpdate.param eters.append param
cmdUpdate.Execu te ,,adexecutenore cords
I have also tried retrieving/assigning the values after execution, as
follows, but to no avail:
cmdUpdate.Comma ndText = "myProcedur e"
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@RE TURN_VALUE",
adInteger, adParamReturnVa lue,0)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Or derID",
adInteger, adParamInput,, iOrderID)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Fi rst",adVarChar, adParamOutput,8 0)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Se cond",adVarChar ,adParamOutput, 80)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Th ird",
adVarChar, adParamOutput, 80)
set param =
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Am ount",adNumeric ,adParamOutput, 0)
param.precision =18
param.numericsc ale=0
cmdUpdate.param eters.append param
cmdUpdate.Execu te ,,adexecutenore cords
sFirst =cmdUpdate("@Fi rst")
sSecond=cmdUpda te("@Second")
sThird=cmdUpdat e("@Third")
iAmount=cmdUpda te("@Amount")
Is there some kind of limitation in ASP that you can only retrieve one
output parameter from a stored procedure? If not, how do I rectify this?
Thanks in advance.
Bari
2  2542 
In the above samples, my input parameter is @OrderID, I changed it to @MyID
in the SQL for purpose of example, but not in real life--the sql & asp do
match. Also, when I say I can only retrieve one output parameter, I mean
@First comes back ok, but not @Second, @Third, or @Amount
"Bari Allen" <ba**@sos.REMOV ETHISNOSPAM.sta te.ga.us> wrote in message
news:eU******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... ASP Classic question:
I have a Stored procedure in SQL, that works, when tested in SQL, with one
input & several output parameters, as follows:
CREATE PROCEDURE myProcedure
@MyID int
, @First varchar(80) OUTPUT
, @Second varchar(80) OUTPUT
, @Third varchar(80) OUTPUT
, @Amount as numeric(18,0) OUTPUT
etc.
In ASP, however, using the following, the procedure executes it's internal
update function properly & sends back a return code of 0, however, only
the first output parameter is returned (iOrderID is assigned beforehand). The
rest of the output parameters come back blank:
cmdUpdate.Comma ndText = "myProcedur e"
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@RE TURN_VALUE",
adInteger, adParamReturnVa lue,0)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Or derID",
adInteger, adParamInput,, iOrderID)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Fi rst",adVarChar, adParamOutput,8 0, sFirst)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Se cond",adVarChar ,adParamOutput, 80, sSecond)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Th ird",
adVarChar, adParamOutput, 80, sThird)
set param =
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Am ount",adNumeric ,adParamOutput, 0, iAmount)
param.precision =18
param.numericsc ale=0
cmdUpdate.param eters.append param
cmdUpdate.Execu te ,,adexecutenore cords
I have also tried retrieving/assigning the values after execution, as
follows, but to no avail:
cmdUpdate.Comma ndText = "myProcedur e"
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@RE TURN_VALUE",
adInteger, adParamReturnVa lue,0)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Or derID",
adInteger, adParamInput,, iOrderID)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Fi rst",adVarChar, adParamOutput,8 0)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Se cond",adVarChar ,adParamOutput, 80)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Th ird",
adVarChar, adParamOutput, 80)
set param =
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Am ount",adNumeric ,adParamOutput, 0)
param.precision =18
param.numericsc ale=0
cmdUpdate.param eters.append param
cmdUpdate.Execu te ,,adexecutenore cords
sFirst =cmdUpdate("@Fi rst")
sSecond=cmdUpda te("@Second")
sThird=cmdUpdat e("@Third")
iAmount=cmdUpda te("@Amount")
Is there some kind of limitation in ASP that you can only retrieve one
output parameter from a stored procedure? If not, how do I rectify this?
Thanks in advance.
Bari
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"Bari Allen" <ba**@sos.REMOV ETHISNOSPAM.sta te.ga.us> wrote in message
news:eU******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... ASP Classic question:
I have a Stored procedure in SQL, that works, when tested in SQL, with one
input & several output parameters, as follows:
CREATE PROCEDURE myProcedure
@MyID int
, @First varchar(80) OUTPUT
, @Second varchar(80) OUTPUT
, @Third varchar(80) OUTPUT
, @Amount as numeric(18,0) OUTPUT
etc.
In ASP, however, using the following, the procedure executes it's internal
update function properly & sends back a return code of 0, however, only
the first output parameter is returned (iOrderID is assigned beforehand). The
rest of the output parameters come back blank:
cmdUpdate.Comma ndText = "myProcedur e"
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@RE TURN_VALUE",
adInteger, adParamReturnVa lue,0)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Or derID",
adInteger, adParamInput,, iOrderID)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Fi rst",adVarChar, adParamOutput,8 0, sFirst)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Se cond",adVarChar ,adParamOutput, 80, sSecond)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Th ird",
adVarChar, adParamOutput, 80, sThird)
set param =
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Am ount",adNumeric ,adParamOutput, 0, iAmount)
param.precision =18
param.numericsc ale=0
cmdUpdate.param eters.append param
cmdUpdate.Execu te ,,adexecutenore cords
I have also tried retrieving/assigning the values after execution, as
follows, but to no avail:
cmdUpdate.Comma ndText = "myProcedur e"
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@RE TURN_VALUE",
adInteger, adParamReturnVa lue,0)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Or derID",
adInteger, adParamInput,, iOrderID)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Fi rst",adVarChar, adParamOutput,8 0)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Se cond",adVarChar ,adParamOutput, 80)
cmdUpdate.Param eters.Append cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Th ird",
adVarChar, adParamOutput, 80)
set param =
cmdUpdate.Creat eParameter("@Am ount",adNumeric ,adParamOutput, 0)
param.precision =18
param.numericsc ale=0
cmdUpdate.param eters.append param
cmdUpdate.Execu te ,,adexecutenore cords
sFirst =cmdUpdate("@Fi rst")
sSecond=cmdUpda te("@Second")
sThird=cmdUpdat e("@Third")
iAmount=cmdUpda te("@Amount")
Is there some kind of limitation in ASP that you can only retrieve one
output parameter from a stored procedure? If not, how do I rectify this?
Thanks in advance.
Bari
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