getting 2 different resultset from same CallableStatement

[Padmanathan Veerasamy]

Hi,

Forgive me for posting thisIf my question was discussed already. If so give me the link.

By executing the stored procedure once using callableStatemet.exeecute() can we get 2 different result set associated with different cursor. Is there any variable in java.sql.Types supporting cursor.

[Scott Johnson]

Yes, this is possible. Call CallableStatement.getResultSet() to get the first result set. Then call CallableStatement.getMoreResults() to move to the next result set. Then call CallableStatement.getResultSet() again to get a reference to the second ResultSet.

Note that the first result set is closed when you advance to the second.
[ July 27, 2006: Message edited by: Scott Johnson ]

[Bear Bibeault]

"Padmanathan AV",

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[Arvind Sampath]

You can always invoke the callableStatementObj.getObject(int) and cast it to a ResultSet object.

 objCallStmt=con.prepareCall("{call xyzPackage.abcProc(?,?}");
objCallStmt.registerOutParameter(1,OracleTypes.CURSOR);
objCallStmt.registerOutParameter(2,OracleTypes.CURSOR);
 
objCallStmt.execute();
 
ResultSet objRs1=(ResultSet)objCallStmt.getObject(1);
ResultSet objRs2=(ResultSet)objCallStmt.getObject(2);  

Hope this helps.


Arvind

[Padmanathan Veerasamy]

Arvind Sampath / Scott Johnson, Thank you very much.

Bear Bibeault, I have updated my name.