> That just passes along the problem from the driver/database it cant tell
> you the line number of the stored proc if it was not given
Here is the revised SP in Oracle:
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CREATE OR REPLACE procedure dlc_sp_getStudentInfo (
studentID IN int,
studentInfo in out types.cursorType
)
as
type studentCursor is ref cursor;
--studentInfo studentCursor;
xID int;
xName varchar2(255);
xURL varchar2(255);
nID int;
nNumber int;
nGrdRoster int;
lStartDate date;
lEndDate date;
iID int;
iFirst varchar2(50);
iLast varchar2(50);
zero int := 0;
userLast varchar2(50);
rowcount int;
nextQ int;
annID int;
error int := 0;
sID int;
v_login varchar2(500);
sFirst varchar2(50);
sLast varchar2(50);
sOrient varchar2(5);
begin
open studentInfo for
-- Part One: get student name, etc., and whether they've done the
orientation
select
sFirst,
sLast,
sOrient
from
tblStudentInfo
where
sid = studentID;
fetch studentInfo into sFirst, sLast, sOrient;
close studentInfo;
-- Part Two: get their other class info.
/*
select
x.xID,
x.xName,
x.xURL,
n.nID,
n.nNumber,
n.nGrdRoster,
r.lStartDate,
r.lEndDate,
n.iID,
i.iFirst,
i.iLast,
0,
u.usrLast
into
xID, xName, xURL, nID, nNumber, nGrdRoster, lStartDate, lEndDate, iID,
iFirst, iLast, zero,
userLast
from
tblCourses x,
tblRoster r,
tblSections n,
tblInstructors i,
tblUser u
where
x.xID = n.xID and
r.nID = n.nID and
r.sID = studentID and
n.iID = i.iID and
r.lStartDate < current_date and
u.usrID = studentID;
*/
end;
/
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And the accompanying CFSTOREDPROC call in CF:
================================================================
<cfstoredproc datasource="DLCampus" procedure="dlc_sp_getStudentInfo">
<cfprocparam type="in" value="#cookieID#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_integer">
<cfprocresult name="getName">
<!--- <cfprocresult name="getInfo" resultSet=2> --->
</cfstoredproc>
>
>
>> The offending line that the CF
>>processor shows has nothing to do with SP's, of course (in fact, it's a
>>comment line).
>
> its talking about the <cfproc call, probably near the comment. Sometimes
> it points before sometimes after, but generally near the query/proc
> call. In other words, its telling you were cf made the proc call not
> where the proc errored.
>
>
--
Richard S. Crawford
Programmer/Analyst III,
UC Davis Extension Distance Learning Group
(916)327-7793 / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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