According to the documentation describing the req/opt inputs and outputs for the SQL Processor:
"If the data output is not connected, the output of the SQL processor is simply ignored. It is typically useful to omit the data output when the SQL processor only updates or insert data into the database from an input XML document."
I just wanted to confirm that, in fact, the data output *has* to be
referenced somewhere b/c of the lazy processing scheme; otherwise the
processor will never be executed. Or is there another method by which to
execute an output-less SQL processor? (If not, might I suggest the docs be
updated ...)
The wording is probably not 100% clear: by "not connected", here it means that you should not even have the <p:output name="data"> on the SQL processor. Having it and not connecting it will not produce the same behavior.
-Erik
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