ADO Ref cursor return - Mailing list pgsql-odbc

From Sam Thukral
Subject ADO Ref cursor return
Date
Msg-id 443c4204.0d49a05d.69f8.ffff92bc@mx.gmail.com
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List pgsql-odbc

Hello,

 

We are currently porting to Postgres from SQL Server and are experiencing problems with ADO and returning refcursors.  We currently use the parameterized ADO methodology to return our data from procedures in the database.  After researching and converting over our database to postgres, we are trying to re-use as much of our logic as we can.  As currently configured, we return a refcursor as an out parameter from the procedure, and try to return the data into an ADO resultset.  From further research, we found methodology to call our procedure and return the cursor, and then fetch the results into a resultset.  Here is the current code:

 

Procedure:

 

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION usp_commhost_get(IN sdomain "varchar", OUT swv_refcur refcursor) AS

$BODY$

BEGIN

-- GET SUBDOMAIN COMMUNITY DETAILS

   open swv_RefCur for SELECT C.ccPublicCommID FROM tbl_Comm C  WHERE(LOWER(C.ccDomain) = LOWER(sdomain) OR C.ccDomain = 'change_me') AND(C.ccStatusID = 1);

   RETURN;

END; $BODY$

  LANGUAGE 'plpgsql' VOLATILE;

ALTER FUNCTION usp_commhost_get(IN sdomain "varchar", OUT swv_refcur refcursor) OWNER TO postgres;

 

ASP code

 

<!--#include virtual="/global/constants.html"-->

<html>

<head></head>

<body>

<%

dim conn, rst, cmd

 

set conn = server.createobject("ADOdb.connection")

conn.open "Data Source=pssam1;location=Connect3_0;UserID=username;password=password;"

Set cmd = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")

cmd.ActiveConnection = conn

cmd.CommandText = "select usp_commhost_get('refcur', 'localhost'); FETCH ALL IN refcur;"

set rst = server.createobject("ADOdb.recordset")

Set rst= cmd.Execute

 

do until rst.eof

  response.write Server.HTMLEncode(rst.fields(0))&"<BR>"

  rst.movenext

loop

rst.Close

conn.Close

 

%>

</body>

</html>

 

We would like to convert this into a parameterized call to the procedure, and not have to stipulate the cursor name to retrieve the data.  Is this possible?  And if so, what is the proper format?  Thank you for any help in advance.

 

Sam Thukral

Centercode

 

 

 

 

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