Hi, I would like to use dbproc's as functions witch returns a boolean result if the dbproc executed without problems (or an id, serial type for example after an insert)
Yet, to return more variables, i return a cursor like DECLARE :$cursor CURSOR FOR SELECT :iTete, :iNbElem, :iProfondeur, :iLargeur FROM DBA.DUAL; and i read this result "normaly". Is there a lighter solution for the database instead of returning always a cursor ? should i use maxdb_stmt_init, maxdb_stmt_prepare and maxdb_stmt_bind_param to do so ? but in my case, i would have an "out" parameter. I see that the function maxdb_stmt_bind_result binds on result set only, not on parameters Spefifing a bound parameter to a php variable to an out parameter of an maxdb proc would do so ? More generaly, like sql server, would you plan to allow all dbproc to return an integer value witch could be interpreted as a good execution flag (or an error code if an error occured) ? like all C function ? -- MaxDB Discussion Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/maxdb To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
