Stored Procedure Call from XMII

Hi, I am facing the following problem.
My SQL Stored Procedure has one input parameter,and it returns three values.
I want to know the syntax for calling this stored procedure ie. syntax in fixed query in XMII.
Thanks.

Hi Adam,
I assume that you are using MSSQL server stored procedure which outputs 3 values.
Say that you are inputting 1 integer @inval and returning 3 integer values @outval1, @outval2, @outval3 from Stored Procedure
Then perform the following in Query Template
DECLARE @val1 INT
DECLARE @val2 INT
DECLARE @val3 INT
EXEC StoredProcedureName
    @inval = 10,
    @outval1 = @val1 OUTPUT,
    @outval2 = @val2 OUTPUT,
    @outval3 = @val3 OUTPUT
SELECT @val1,@val2,@val3
Use FixedQuery mode
Regards,
Adarsh
Edited by: Adarsh Sidnoor on Aug 27, 2009 7:46 PM
Edited by: Adarsh Sidnoor on Aug 27, 2009 7:47 PM

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AS
BEGIN
SELECT node_id FROM tbl_NavTree
END
GOthe query works and I get all node_id back in rs
BUT when the body of the stored proc is
CREATE PROCEDURE sp_Test(@i_NodeID INT)
AS
BEGIN
CREATE TABLE #Descendants(
descendant_id INT
SELECT node_id FROM tbl_NavTree
DROP TABLE #Descendants
END
GOThe rs comes back as NULL. Really really weird if you ask me. I also tried removing the DROP TABLE line just in case the SELECT had to be the last statement but still NULL.
Final note is that BOTH the above stored proc bodies work when executed within SQL Server query analyser.
Must be JDBC .. what can it be!??

DROP TABLE #DescendantsMS SQL Server - right?
Then don't drop the table.
From the MS docs for "create table"
Local temporary tables are visible only in the current session;
A local temporary table created in a stored procedure is dropped automatically when the stored procedure completes. The table can be referenced by any nested stored procedures executed by the stored procedure that created the table. The table cannot be referenced by the process which called the stored procedure that created the table.

JDBC callableStatement stored procedure call cancellation?

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I have a very complex oracle stored procedure that searches and retrieves some data. The procedure returns an output parameter - an oracle cursor. I execute the procedure by JDBC:
CallableStatement stmt = conn.prepareCall("{call myprocedure(?,?,?,?}");
The problem is, the queries can sometimes take quite long (few minutes) and i would like user to be able to cancel the query anytime by clicking button. I have reference to stmt object, but unfortunatelly calling stmt.cancel() (from other thread) has NO EFFECT.
On the other hand when i change the CallableStatement sql to some query like:
CallableStatement stmt = conn.prepareCall("select * from all_objects");
i get "java.sql.SQLTimeoutException: ORA-01013: user requested cancel of current operation" after calling stmt.cancel() - so thats the right reaction.
Does that mean than i cannot cancel stored procedure call via jdbc, but only simple select statements? Does anyone else had and resolved similar problem?
I guess i could cancel the query by oracle kill session, but i use connection pooling (jboss) and i have plenty of sessions for the same user existing.
Database Product Version is Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production JDBC Driver Version is 11.2.0.4.0
any help will be appreciated.

This property didnt help, still no reaction after statement.cancel().
I could not cancel the statment from the db size , so i decided to spawn new java thread and run the statement in that thread, and when user clicks cancel button i just cancel the thread, some snipper of code below:
               AtomicBoolean userCanceled - this must be AtomicBoolean or volatile variable, so other threads would see the change of variable after clicking button
               try{
                MyCallableQuery callable = new MyCallableQuery(rs,stmt,this,rsh,outParameter);
                FutureTask<T> queryTask = new FutureTask<T>(callable);
                ExecutorService executor = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(1);
                executor.execute(queryTask);
                while (!queryTask.isDone()){         //stil processing statement
                 Thread.sleep(100);
                      if (userCanceled)){               //user decided to cancel
                       futureTask1.cancel(true);
                       executor.shutdown();
                       throw new SQLException("User decided to cancel procedure call");
                 result = futureTask1.get();
                 //here the code after the resultset has been processed without cancelation
               catch (SQLException e}{
               //here the code when user decided to cancel like clearing the datatable
and my callable class is like:
public class MyCallable<T> extends ProcRunner implements Callable<T> {
    private ResultSet rs;
    private CallableStatement stmt;
    private ProcRunner procRunner;
    private ResultSetHandler<T> rsh;
    private Integer outParameter;
    public MyCallable(ResultSet rs,CallableStatement stmt,ProcRunner procRunner,ResultSetHandler<T> rsh,Integer outParameter){
        this.rs = rs;
        this.stmt = stmt;
        this.procRunner = procRunner;
        this.rsh = rsh;
        this.outParameter = outParameter;
    @Override
    public T call() throws Exception {
       T result = null;
      stmt.executeUpdate();
       rs = (ResultSet) stmt.getObject(outParameter);
       rs = this.wrap(rs);
       result = rsh.handle(rs);
    return result;

WCF OData Service stored procedure call generates "Operation could destabilize the runtime" error with $select option

I've been trying to call a stored procedure through Entity Framework and WCF Data Services (OData). It returns an entity not a complex type. Following walkthroughs found all over the web, I came up with this code inside my service:
[WebGet]
public IQueryable<Entity> GetEntitiesByParameterId(int parameterId)
return CurrentDataSource.GetEntitiesByParameterId(parameterId).AsQueryable();
Calling the proc this way: ~WcfService.svc/GetEntitiesByParameterId?parameterId=1 executes
the stored procedure and returns entities that should be returned. No problem there.
Everything works well until I try to use $select OData option ie. ~WcfService.svc/GetEntitiesByParameterId?parameterId=1&$select=name.
Upon debugging, the method above runs without any error but it returns an Operation could destabilize the runtime error upon reaching the
client. After so much research, apparently it is a very general error pointing to a lot of different causes. I haven't found one that really matches my particular problem. Closest are
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/378895/operation-could-destabilize-the-runtime
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/d2fb4767-dc09-4879-a62a-5b2ce96c4465/for-some-columns-entity-properties-executestorequery-failed-with-error-operation-could?forum=adodotnetdataservices
but none of the solutions worked on my end.
Also, from the second article above:
This is a known limitation of WCF DS. ...
Second is that some of the queries won't work correctly because LINQ to EF needs little different LINQ expressions than LINQ to Objects in some cases. Which is the problem you're seeing.
It has been posted on 2012. If it its true, are there still no updates on this? And is there any other workaround to get the $select working on the stored proc call?
What works:
~WcfService.svc/GetEntitiesByParameterId?parameterId=1
~WcfService.svc/GetEntitiesByParameterId?parameterId=1&$top=1
~WcfService.svc/GetEntitiesByParameterId?parameterId=1&$skip-5
~WcfService.svc/GetEntitiesByParameterId?parameterId=1&$filter={filter query}
~WcfService.svc/GetEntitiesByParameterId?parameterId=1&$expand=SomeNavigationProperty
What doesn't work:
~WcfService.svc/GetEntitiesByParameterId?parameterId=1&$select=name
Tech details:
EntityFramework 5, WCF Data Service 5.0, OData V3
*I've also tried upgrading to EF6 and WCF 5.6.2 and it still didn't work.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Someone from SO replied to my question there and said that $select is still not supported though I couldn't find any definitive documentation about it.
From what I gather and observed, $select breaks the stored procedure call because it tries to alter the data shape already gotten from the database and attempts to return a dynamic entity instead. Something about the stored proc returning an ObjectResult might
be messing it up. As I have said, these are merely my observations.
Workaround: I found a simple and elegant workaround for it though. Since my stored procedures are only getting data from the database and does
not alter data in any way (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE), I tried using table-valued functions that returns a table equivalent to the entity on my EF. I've found that calling this function on the Service Operation method returns an IQueryable<Entity> which
is basically what is needed. $select also works now and so does other OData query options.
Steps:
Create a function on the database
Update EDMX -> Add function
Add new Function Import with Entity return type
Create service operation in WCF Data Service that calls CurrentDataSource.<FunctionName>()
Test in fiddler.
CODES
Database Function:
CREATE FUNCTION GetEntities(@parameter)
RETURN @entites TABLE(
[Id] [int],
[Name] [nvarchar](100),
AS
BEGIN
INSERT INTO @entities
SELECT [Id], [Name], ... FROM [EntityTable]
RETURN
END
WCF:
[WebGet]
public IQueryable<Entity> GetEntity(int parameter)
return CurrentDataSource.GetEntity(parameter);
It doesn't really solve the stored procedure problem but I'm marking this as answer until someone can provide a better one as it does solve what I'm trying to do.
Hope this helps others too. :)

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