Hi Neil
Heres one way you could try it. Its by bypassing CFquery and
CFStoredProc and writing the JDBC calls directly.
This may be a rare case where you need to do this. most of the time
cfquery and cfstoredproc should do the job.
The code you need to call a statement from JDBC is as follows
<cfset getPageContext().getClass().forName("<my_driver_name>")>
<cfset objDriver = createObject("java","java.sql.DriverManager") >
<cfset conn = objDriver.getConnection("<my_connection_string>",
"username", "password") >
<cfset con.prepareCall("{call ....... }") >
<cfset resultSet = cs.executeQuery() >
To get your driver name and connection string go to
C:\CFusionMX\lib\neo-query.xml
and check out the XML that desribes your data source.
More info on JDBC Here:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jdbc/basics/
Hope this helps
Pat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello folks,
I've hit a major brick wall trying to run a Teradata stored procedure using
CFMX and for once Google doesn't seem to have the answer. If I call a
Teradata stored procedure using <cfquery>, the procedure executes ok. e.g.
<cfquery name="dropTeradataUser" dsn="myDSN">
Call USERADMIN.DropUser ('smithj','HAYWARDN','345345','v',cast(StmntOut as
Varchar(200)) );
</cfquery>
However, within the aforementioned stored procedure, integrity checks are
made and any error messages are captured and returned in the StmntOut
variable. The <cfquery> tag doesn't allow me to refer to this error message
variable however, using <cfstoredproc> should. I gave this a whirl but got
the error message:
[Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC Driver][ODBC Socket][NCR][ODBC Teradata
Driver][Teradata RDBMS] 'DropUser' is not a macro.
I think this is because <cfstoredproc> tries to execute (exec) a Stored
Procedure rather than call it. Teradata understands exec as trying to
execute a macro.
Is there a way to get round this or am I scuppered?
My cfstoredproc code for what it's worth:
<cfstoredproc
PROCEDURE="USERADMIN.DropUser"
DATASOURCE="myDSN"
USERNAME="myUsername" PASSWORD="myPassword" DEBUG="NO">
<cfprocparam TYPE="In" CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" DBVARNAME="TeradataID'"
VALUE="JOHNSONR" >
<cfprocparam TYPE="In" CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" DBVARNAME="userID"
VALUE="smithj">
<cfprocparam TYPE="In" CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" DBVARNAME="Change_Nbr"
VALUE="00112233">
<cfprocparam TYPE="In" CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" DBVARNAME="Valid_only"
VALUE="V" >
<cfprocparam TYPE="Out" CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" VARIABLE="theResponse"
DBVARNAME="StmntOut">
</cfstoredproc>
Thanks in advance for any help you can give.
Neil H
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