Re: call stored function from ecpg w/cursor - Mailing list pgsql-novice

From Michael Fuhr
Subject Re: call stored function from ecpg w/cursor
Date
Msg-id 20070429134314.GA79176@winnie.fuhr.org
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In response to call stored function from ecpg w/cursor  (Andrew Jarcho <ajarcho@nyc.rr.com>)
Responses Re: call stored function from ecpg w/cursor  (Andrew Jarcho <ajarcho@nyc.rr.com>)
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On Sat, Apr 28, 2007 at 10:26:15AM -0400, Andrew Jarcho wrote:
> Michael Fuhr wrote:
> >Could you post a simple example that shows what you're trying to
> >do?  Please describe what you'd like to happen and what actually
> >does happen.
> >
> Thank you very much Michael for your reply. Here's an example:

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>  /* a problem here */
>  EXEC SQL DECLARE c_1 (inval integer) CURSOR FOR SELECT foo(:caseID);

Try this:

   EXEC SQL DECLARE c_1 CURSOR FOR SELECT foo(:caseID);

>  EXEC SQL OPEN c_1 (:caseID);

And this:

   EXEC SQL OPEN c_1;

Also, the code you sent me privately declares and refers to an
indicator variable (result_ind) but doesn't set it in the FETCH
statement.  If your compiler didn't warn about that then consider
turning on whatever flags would print such warnings (e.g., -Wall
if you're using gcc).

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Michael Fuhr

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