Calling Stored Procedure outside of ADF BC 'impl' classes

Hello
What is the best way to execute a Stored Procedure outside of the ADF BC 'impl' classes?
I have a java class that performs batch inserts (using view objects). I am looking for a way to call a Stored Proc from here (How can I get a handle to the getDBTransaction() or is there another way to call the createCallableStatement()?
Thanks for your help!

Hi,
you should be able to get a reference to the AM via your view objects. getDBTransaction is a public method so you should be able to call it from your class.
You could also consider creating a method to call the stored procedure within your AM which you then expose and call from your java class via the AM's client interface. This would better encapsulate your business process.
Brenden

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I need to create a DB adapter to call a stored procedure in MS SQL Server.
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Command line is required for stored procedures, if you are using the basic options you don't need to worry.
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cheers
James

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fyi
Related to the solution/workaround posted by Luc.
see "Do Oracle's JDBC drivers support PL/SQL tables/result sets/records/booleans? "
at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/jdbc-faq-090281.html#34_05
regards
Jan Vervecken

Calling Stored Procedure with in Stored Procedure

I have one stored procedure A, I want to call Stored procedure A from Stored Procedure B and want to give input parameter to Stored Procedure A within Stored Procedure B using while loop.
i.e I have one stored procedure A which uses Telephone number as input parameter and pull out data
I want to create one more stored procedure B which will call stored procedure A internally and give telephone number one by one using while loop and push the result in Table C.

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I have one stored procedure A, I want to call Stored procedure A from Stored Procedure B and want to give input parameter to Stored Procedure A within Stored Procedure B using while loop.
i.e I have one stored procedure A which uses Telephone number as input parameter and pull out data
I want to create one more stored procedure B which will call stored procedure A internally and give telephone number one by one using while loop and push the result in Table C.
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Doesn't sound a good idea in terms of performance or design. OK, what's your query?
The concept is:
create or replace procedure Proc_A (p_phone varchar2)
is
Begin
Insert into Tablec (col1, col2, col3, phone) values (val1, val2, val3, p_phone);
Exception
When no_data_found then
do what...
End;
Create or Replace Procedure Proc_B as
Begin
For i in (select phone_no from customer)
Loop
Proc_A(i.phone_no);
End Loop;
End;
/Once again, I have to say, it's a bad idea. You may well do it within a single procedure or even a single SQL. Tell us your exact requirements and we'll be able to help you
Edited by: user12035575 on Sep 5, 2011 8:26 PM

Calling Stored Procedure without JDBC-Adapter

Hallo,
as it is not possible calling Stored Procedures with the parameter Typ Record in Oracle my question: It is possible connecting to DB using native java-code for example in Mapping?
Thanks in advance,
Frank

Hi Frank,
Maybe you can use the DB look up using the JDBC adapter in your mapping.
Just check this blog for the same,
/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/08/23/lookup146s-in-xi-made-simpler
As for calling an Oracle Strored Procedure, it is possible using a RECEIVER JDBC adapter, but not a SENDER JDBC adapter.
<i> import the jdbc-driver (oracle) in an archive in Designer.</i>
Also, this imported archive should be under any Namespace, but, it should be in the same SWCV as the one in which the mapping is being executed.
Regards,
Bhavesh

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