On Wed, 14 May 2008 10:05:22 -0700, Martin Evens wrote:
That is slightly more complicated than it looks. DBD::Oracle already
magics a sth into existence for reference cursors but some databases
can return more than one result-set from a procedure - e.g., SQL
Server and the SQLMoreResults
Howdy dbi-devers,
More and more lately, I'm writing database functions in PL/pgSQL (in
PostgreSQL) or SQL (in MySQL and others) to do the heavy lifting of
interacting with database tables. I've been thinking that I'd really
love a DBI method to call these functions without having to do the
David E. Wheeler wrote:
Howdy dbi-devers,
More and more lately, I'm writing database functions in PL/pgSQL (in
PostgreSQL) or SQL (in MySQL and others) to do the heavy lifting of
interacting with database tables. I've been thinking that I'd really
love a DBI method to call these functions
I want to throw my support behind this idea in principle, that principle
being that it is important to be able to invoke database stored routines
efficiently and easily. In my case, considering that a dominant paradigm
of Muldis D is to put all database access code in database stored routines,
