Re: Converting SQL Anywhere stored procedures to ORACLE for use with Powerbuilder

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From: Gary Corless <gary.corless_at_celtic.eureko.ie>
Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 12:38:37 +0100
Message-ID: <6jel40$50i$1@news2.news.iol.ie>

Thanks for the reply but , my understanding of the PBDBMS package is that you have setup a datawindow, use it as the source for a datastore and then traverse the datastore to retrieve the results.

Or is there an easier way?

Also are ORACLE and PB not tring to move away from PBDBMS.

Gary Corless

Yakov Fain wrote in message <3559E60D.BB0438AC_at_ibs-inc.com>...
>No, you can't.
>
>Oracle's stored procedure do not return result set as simple as Sybase's
>ones.
>If you want to use sp for this simple code (which I would not anyway) ,
>read about PBDBMS package that comes with powerbuilder.
>
>Yakov Fain
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Received on Thu May 14 1998 - 06:38:37 CDT