Is it possible to execute a stored procedure using the JDBC adapter?

Question

Hi all,
Can anybody confirm whether we can execute a stored procedure created in a database using the processing parameters of a JDBC adapter of a communication channel?
If yes, then please let me know how (may be with an example)
Thanks.

Answer 1

Yes, that is possible. You have to chose EXECUTE in the action field to execute the stored procedure. Here's a little piece on the JDBC receiver:
JDBC Receiver
For writing data to an SQL database you also need to define a strict data type. The general format is like this:
    <ns:MT_RECORDSET>
          <STATEMENT>
               <TABLE_NAME ACTION="">
                    <TABLE/>
                    <ACCESS>
                         <FIELD1/>
                         <FIELD2/>
                         <FIELDn/>
                    </ACCESS>
                    <KEY>
                         <ID compareOperation=""/>
                         <FIELDx compareOperation=""/>
                    </KEY>
               </TABLE_NAME>
          </STATEMENT>
</ns:MT_RECORDSET>
This recordset represents an SQL statement like "update TABLE1 set FIELD1=123, FIELD2=456, FIELDn='xyz' where ID=12345 and FIELDx is NULL"
MT_RECORDSET is the name of the Message Type used.
  For the value of the attribute ACTION you can choose from the following values:
     UPDATE : updates the given fields in the table with their new values
     INSERT : insert the given fields as a new row in the table
     UPDATE_INSERT : insert rows in the table when update is not possible
     DELETE : deletes given fields from the table
     SELECT : selects given fields from the table. Note that this option returns a response in the JDBC Sender form!
     EXECUTE : execution of a stored SQL procedure
     SQL_QUERY | SQL_DML : option to transfer more complex SQL statements to the database
  The attribute compareOperation can have the following values:
     EQ : equal
     NEQ : not equal
     LT : less than
     LTEQ : less than or equal to
     GT : greater than
     GTEQ : greater than or equal to
     LIKE : used to compare strings