"Brian Foddy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
> Carefull, you can only retrieve one result set, so most advanced
> sp's I think would be out. For instance, you can't use sp_help
> because it returns multiple result sets. At least that has been
> my experience with Sybase and PHP.
>
> There was a pa
"Brian Foddy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
> Carefull, you can only retrieve one result set, so most advanced
> sp's I think would be out. For instance, you can't use sp_help
> because it returns multiple result sets. At least that has been
> my experience with Sybase and PHP.
>
> There was a pa
Carefull, you can only retrieve one result set, so most advanced
sp's I think would be out. For instance, you can't use sp_help
because it returns multiple result sets. At least that has been
my experience with Sybase and PHP.
There was a patch posted here in Aug by Luis Carlos Brenes Alvarez
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You can only use stored procedures that output one queryresult.
The sybase-ct nor sybase-module can handle multiple queryresults, afaik.
I made a little patch to the sybase-module to return the stored procedure
errorcode, but i didn't do multiple resultsets yet.
If you're interested in the patc
we are using sybase stored procedures with no problems what so ever.
just "basic" procedures but can't see any problem with "advanced" sp's.
/ d
"Thomas Janke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> hello,
>
> I would like to use sybase stored proced
