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Save results of a stored proc into a temp table

Type - Model: 9406 - 520
i5/OS version: 5 Release 4 Modification 0

I need to be able to create a script that will allow me to store the
results of a stored proc into a session temp table. I need to be able
to do this in a script, not a stored procedure.

Something like this:

SELECT INTO Session.TempTable (CALL MyProc('12345'));
SELECT * FROM Session.TempTable WHERE Column1 = 'A';

MyProc already exists and I don't have the luxury of modifying it in
any way. Is this possible?
Apr 3 '08 #1
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lu*******@gmail.com wrote:
Type - Model: 9406 - 520
i5/OS version: 5 Release 4 Modification 0

I need to be able to create a script that will allow me to store the
results of a stored proc into a session temp table. I need to be able
to do this in a script, not a stored procedure.

Something like this:

SELECT INTO Session.TempTable (CALL MyProc('12345'));
SELECT * FROM Session.TempTable WHERE Column1 = 'A';

MyProc already exists and I don't have the luxury of modifying it in
any way. Is this possible?
You can write an external table UDF (Java or C), consume the result set
there and return as a table.

Cheers
Serge

--
Serge Rielau
DB2 Solutions Development
IBM Toronto Lab
Apr 3 '08 #2

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