I believe the version of the driver you are using will require a "? = "
before the call to indicate it is a function (based on the fact that
PostgreSQL implements everything as functions).
Try "{? = call BUSDatosPagina('"+lib+"')}"
Regards,
Fernando
Juan Francisco Diaz wrote:
> Hello, I downloades the latest version of the jdbc3 driver for pgsql but
> when I try to execute a callable, (actually when im preparaing it) I get the
> exception: Callable Statements are not supported at this time.
> Is it a problem of this version of the driver? Or the callable statements
> are NOT supported? If not, how should i proceed? The code snippet that
> throws the exception is:
>
> String cad = "{call BUSDatosPagina('"+lib+"')}";
> cs = con.base.prepareCall(cad);
> result = cs.executeQuery();
>
> Where con is a valid already created connection to the correct db.
>
> Thanks for your comments, help, insults (if im doing something wrong ONLY)
>
>
> JuanF
> (a newbie in evolution II )
>
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