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by: Darko Jovisic |
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Hi!
Another silly question:
If a stored procedure returns multiple result sets, how do I choose the one
I want to insert into a table?
For example sp_spaceused returns two result sets if object name is ommited.
I only need the first result set. How do I do that?
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by: randy.p.ho |
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Using JDBC, is there a way to call a stored procedure with multiple
return values? Thanks.
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by: wxbuff |
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I have a report based on our product names that consists of two parts.
Both insert data into a temporary table.
1. A single grouped set of results based on all products
2. Multiple tables based on individual product names.
I am getting data by calling the same stored procedure multiple
times... for the single set of data I use "product like '%'"
To get the data for individual products, I am using a cursor to parse
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by: Oksana Yasynska |
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Hi all,
I'm running Postgres 7.2.1 and I need to return multiple row sets from plpgsql
function. I'm new in plpgsql but according documentation and everything I
could find in the mailing list I need to switch to 7.3 to get at least SETOF
rows as a result.
I can't really upgrade Postgres now. Is there is any a workaround idea to
retrieve multiple rowsets?
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by: Stanley Sinclair |
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I have a need to return multiple result sets from a stored procedure.
Want that SP to call others to get the data.
Win2003, db2 8.1.5.
Can't figure out how to handle open cursors, and return >1 result
sets.
Thought about global temp tables.
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by: randall g |
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I have a stored procedure which returns multiple result sets, enclosing
each in its own tag. This works in ADO but not ADO.NET, where an error
is returned by ExecuteXmlReader:
"Invalid command sent to ExecuteXmlReader. The command must return an
Xml result."
The procedure looks like this:
create procedure xxx as
select '<tag1>'
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by: AussieRules |
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Hi,
I have a need to do two selects against to stored proc's in my SQL db.
At the moment, each SP is called and two different dataset are populate.
Thats two round trips to the SQL server.
I can combine the two SP into one, and have one SP that executes two Select
Statements, and effectivly returns two result sets, and I could call this
with one trip to the SQL server from my VB app.
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by: Liz |
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Anyone have any info on how you can fill a DataSet with mutiple result sets
from a SQL batch ? I know with a dataReader you can use the nextResult
method but I'm lost on how you do this with a dataAdapter ....
TIA ..
L
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by: =?Utf-8?B?bWljaGFlbCBzb3JlbnM=?= |
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I am wondering if someone could provide a code sample (or just a suggested
approach) on how to fill a single DataGridView with multiple result sets. For
example, this statement returns a one-line result set for each table in the
database:
EXEC sp_MSforeachtable @command1="EXEC sp_spaceused '?'"
It would be handy to be able to put them all into one DataGridView. I would
like to be able to handle an arbitrary SQL statement; above is just...
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by: anilkodali |
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How to compare multiple result sets with a set of values? Here is the scenario..
My query returns me multiple results(one column of data) and I want compare all the data at once with a set of data. For example my query returns 1,2,3 and I want compare the result set with (1,3), can I do that using a query with out using stored procedures? Obviously using the in clause isn't working(i.e., (1,2,3) in (1,3)), any other alternative.
Thanks,
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