-Wakefield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 October 2003 14:46
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Subject: RE: Esql and Oracle Functions
That makes sense. What is the java code that you would use to directly
access this function? How does it differ from the code generated by ESQL?
Once you know that, it should
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Subject: RE: Esql and Oracle Functions
That makes sense. What is the java code that you would use to directly
access this function? How does it differ from the code generated by
ESQL? Once you know that, it should be pretty easy to e
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From: Martin Samm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 October 2003 15:52
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Subject: RE: Esql and Oracle Functions
i haven't used ESQL, but getting the result of a function should be the
same as performing a select. E.g.
select 1 from
i haven't used ESQL, but getting the result of a function should be the same as
performing a select. E.g.
select 1 from dual
For a function it would be
select package.function(param1,param2,...) from dual;
Then retrieve the first column (getInt(1), say in JDBC) as you would with the column
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