ODBC - Procedure & VB6

How to call a Procedure with VB6? I have oracle 9.2.0.1.0 an ODBC driver 9.2.0.4.0
I use this code :
Set StProc = New ADODB.Command
IdRicovero = rs.Fields("IdRicovero")
With StProc
Set .ActiveConnection = DBConnection
.CommandText = "test.testprocedure"
.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc
.Parameters.Append .CreateParameter(, adNumeric, adParamInput)
.Parameters(0).value = Xvariable
.Parameters(0).Size = Len(Xvariable)
Call .Execute
End With
And the procedure is like this :
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE "test"."testprocedure" (
inparam IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL)
AS
BEGIN
END RicreaSpostamentiRicovero;
This code return error "the ODBC driver not support the requested properties".
Anyone have any ideas ???

Thanks for the feedback.
What I'm trying to do is convert a large VB6 application to use ADO instead of RDO, and the Oracle ODBC driver instead of Microsoft ODBC. It's a precursor to conversion to VB.Net. The calls work fine with the Microsoft ODBC driver. So I'm confident the crash is being caused by the Oracle ODBC in some fashion. I suppose I could go down the path of trying to use command type adCmdStoredProc, however this application is very large with many calls to stored procs. It would be a very large undertaking if I had to make that kind of change. I will try to analyze the dumps and possibly open an SR with Oracle.

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nsdo: rank=64, nsctxrnk=0
nsdo: nsctx: state=2, flg=0x4200, mvd=0
nsevunreg: cid=11, sgt=0, rdm=0
nsevunreg: 9 registered connection(s)
nsdo: nsctxrnk=0
nsclose: closing transport
nttdisc: entry
nttdisc: Closed socket 18
nttdisc: exit
nsclose: global context check-out (from slot 11) complete
nsmfr: 2800 bytes at 0x110616030
nsmfr: 752 bytes at 0x11060b090
nsglhe: exit
nsevwait: 9 registered connection(s)
nsevwait: 0 pre-posted event(s)
nsevwait: waiting for transport event (1 thru 10)...
The procedure call through ODBC is working when we use Oracle9i Client.
So. All comments are much appreciated!
Terho

in addition:
my main problem is that Oracle ODBC driver does not understand something like
{call types.test_procedure (?, ?,,?)}
to pass not all parameters (I whant to use default value for some of parameters)

ODBC store procedure NQSSetSessionValue() in OBIEE 10.1.3.2

How can I call the stored procedure NQSSetSessionValue() to set a session variable?
There is an option in Oracle BI Admin tool in the Variable property : Enable any user to set the value.
My requirement is set a session variable programtically in the Presentation layer.

The steps given by Steve are spot on.
However there is one minor check that can be made if the issue isnt resolved even after following the steps.
The Port to be defined in Step 3 needn't always be "9703".
If the BI Server is installed on your local machine then check the following:
1) Start --> Programs --> Oracle Business Intelligence --> Presentation Services
2) A webpage shall open with the login screen. Check the link in the address bar.
for e.g., http://w0087z-10:9704/analytics/ .
3) The URL can be decoded as http://<Computer Name>:<Port Number>/analytics/.
So in the AnalyticsWeb ODBC connection definition you can replace the port number "9703" with the port number specific to your URL.
This worked for me. Hope this helps.
Regards
Kishore

How to call PL/SQL stored procedure using ODBC?

Could anyone tell me how can I call PL/SQL stored procedure using
ODBC? Are there any sample codes?
Thanx!
null

You are correct on all counts, they all should work.
Oracle Product Development Team wrote:
: Hi,
: I don't know the exact syntax in ODBC, but reasoning by analogy
: with other API's, I'd bet one of the following works
: (for a call to: procedure my_proc(n1 number, n2 number);):
: "{ my_proc(1,2); }"
: "{ call my_proc(1,2); }"
: "{ begin my_proc(1,2); end }"
: "begin my_proc(1,2); end;"
: "begin my_proc(1,2); end"
: Hope this helps. - Pierre
: jiangbuf (guest) wrote:
: : Could anyone tell me how can I call PL/SQL stored procedure
: using
: : ODBC? Are there any sample codes?
: : Thanx!
: Oracle Technology Network
: http://technet.oracle.com
null

Strange download size of on calling packaged stored procedure in VB6

Hi,
I tried to use VB6 to call oracle stored procedure with ref cursor as output parameter under a package in 10g database (10.1.03). Oracle client uses windows 9.2 / 10.1.02 (Oracle OLEDB Provider) . I found that when the package size increases(> 1000 lines codes), the data size transfer from database to VB client also increases. I try to trap the binary data flow between VB6 and database when calling packaged stored procedure. I found that VB6(or oracle client ??) will first download package spec then execute the requested stored procedure. This may explain the cause of increasing size.
However, this large download size for calling only one of the procedure will make my application run slowly when my application uses the package much. How can I solve this problem ? Does this relate to oracle client(p.s. this problem disappear when using Microsoft OLEDB Provider)?
Thanks
Steven

You can use a wrapper to get compiled code and if it's 10g you can do even more by putting it in a library.
OLEDB from VB6 still using Oracle 'Client' as you call Oracle NET.

Call stored procedure(with parameters) via odbc

In my application I like to use the below statement to call a stored procedure with parameter and return a result set.
{CALL PP.getPerson('daniel')}
but this will just return errors to my application.
If I change the statement to:
{CALL PP.getPerson(?')}
and bind a parameter and its value, it will work.
My question is, is it possible to call a stored procedure via ODBC without binding parameters in application? I mean, what will be my SQL equivalent if I don't want to do parameter binding in my application?
Thanks in advance. I appreciate any help :-)

hi
Please see the e.g bellow
create proc proc_test(@SchoolNumber int,@SchoolName
varchar(100),@StudentNumber int, @StudnentName
varchar(100)output ,
@StudentAddress varchar(100) output,
@Studentbirthdate datetime output,
@StudentPhoneNumber varchar(100) output,
@GuardianName varchar(100) output)
as
begin
select @StudnentName varchar=StudnentName ,
@StudentAddress =StudentAddress,
@Studentbirthdate =Studentbirthdate ,
@StudentPhoneNumber =StudentPhoneNumber,
@GuardianName =GuardianName
from table where schoolno=@SchoolNumber
and SchoolName=@SchoolName
and StudentNumber=@StudentNumber
return
end
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187004(v=sql.105).aspx
http://www.lynda.com/SQL-Server-tutorials/Using-input-output-parameters/104964/113058-4.html
Please mark answered if I've answered your question and vote for it as helpful to help other user's find a solution quicker

Calling Stored Procedure from ODBC

I call a stored procedure that contains a reference to a database link through ODBC.
I get the following errors (LOAD_PDI is the name of the procedure):
ORA-02041: Client database did not begin a transaction
ORA-06512: at "LOAD_PDI" line 16
ORA-06512: at "LOAD_PDI" line 42
ORA-06512: at line 1
The procedure works if called from SQLplus and executes a query on a remote database to insert or update tables in the local data base. In the procedure I define two CURSORS to get data from the remote Database.
Is there anything unsupported using ODBC ?
Same error messages calling from Visual Basic using ADO. I have installe dthe last versione of OLEDB driver (8.1.6.2).
I am using Oracle Enterprise 8.1.6 release 2 on Windows NT server 4.0 with service pack 6.
Thanks for collaboration.
null

The only way I'm aware of to turn off autocommit is to issue the ODBC call
SQLSetConnectAttr( hdbc, SQL_ATTR_AUTOCOMMIT, SQL_AUTOCOMMIT_OFF, SQL_NTS )
Note that you'll have to issue a SQLEndTran call with SQL_COMMIT or SQL_ROLLBACK to commit or rollback your changes with autocommit off.
I'm curious as to whether you saw any documentation which indicated that the way to turn off autocommit was to add the registry entry 'autocommit=F'. That's certainly not an option I'm familiar with, so I'd like to ensure that we don't have incorrect documentation laying around.
The reason you'll see different behavior using ODBC as opposed to SQL*Plus is because the two have different semantics.
In SQL*Plus, statements that you execute are not committed until you execute an explicit commit statement. This is pretty standard for database interfaces, and is generally necessary if you want to maintain state in a transaction.
When Microsoft wrote the ODBC specification, they broke with this convention and specified that ODBC would, by default, commit every statement immediately after is suceeds. This may cause problems if your procedure assumes that it is able to maintain state between uncommitted calls.
For example, in SQL*Plus, if you issue the command "select empno from emp for update", the "for update" clause places a lock on those elements. Subsequent updates generally assume that those locks are still present. If you issue a "commit", however those locks are discarded.
In ODBC, if you issue the same command without explicitly turning off autocommit, the statement succeeds, taking out the locks, but then is immediately & automatically committed, releasing those locks. If you turn off autocommit, you get the same behavior you saw with SQL*Plus.
I suspect that the stored procedure LOAD_PDI maintains some state and that the code on lines 16 & 42 are doing some form of update that relies on this state being present.
Note that, since you don't specify that you are, I'm assuming that you're not using XA or Microsoft's transaction server to do coordinated multi-machine transactions. If you are using one of these, please let me know.
Justin Cave
ODBC Development

Calling stored java-procedure in Oracle9i Lite from ODBC

I've got a problem:
I try to call a stored java-procedure through ODBC. The stored
java-procedure in Oracle 9i Lite is called successfully from
server console (MSQL). When I call my stored java-procedure from
my web-application (ASP) through ODBC connection (ODBC drivers
are from Oracle 9i Lite set V3.51) the server returns an error
(Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005) [POL-
8000] could not start the Java Virtual Machine),
however 'select' without java-procedure calls works
successfully. PATH and CLASSPATH variables are properly set up.
File jvm.dll is present.
Can anybody help me?

Pass String[] as an argument to mainbook():
create or replace PROCEDURE openpdffile
AS LANGUAGE JAVA
NAME 'pdfopenbook.mainbook(java.lang.String[])';Have you posted it on the Database forum?
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Nick

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