Thank you for your prompt answer :)
> I'm surprised that ever worked since it's not strictly supported. The
> suggested alternative is to make a VIEW on your stored_proc() and then
> point RDBO at that view.
The parameters for my stored procedure are indicating the level of agregation
and the f
On 6/14/06 6:42 AM, Lucian Dragus wrote:
> In Postgresql I'm having a stored procedure, which is returning agregate data,
> based on passed parameters. In front on that is a Rose::DB::Object subclass
> and at each invocation of a 'select' method I'm changing the table name to
> include the paramete
Hi,
In Postgresql I'm having a stored procedure, which is returning agregate data,
based on passed parameters. In front on that is a Rose::DB::Object subclass
and at each invocation of a 'select' method I'm changing the table name to
include the parameters, like:
$meta->table("stored_p
