Calling database stored  function from Entity Object

Hi,
I want to call a database stored function from create() method of Entity Object.
Database function returns some value.
Can anybody suggest me some way to do it.

You can try the following:
make a String whit your function call, I dont know if this is the correct SQL syntax for a function, it should be for a stored procedure.
String call = "begin; callyourfunction; end;"
PreparedStatement ps = getDBTransaction().createPreparedStatement(call,0);
ps.execute();
ResultSet rs = ps.getResultSet();
You can now read the data from the function from the rowset.
Be sure to cleanup the PreparedStatement when your done whit it to avoid open database connections.
ps.close();ps=null;

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