Hi Jonathan,

The correct syntax to call a stored procedure with JDBC is: {call proc_name(params)}
You are missing the braces.

The wrong fetch size might come from an unexpected code path when trying to reroute the stored procedure call.

Keep us posted with your progress,
Emmanuel

Hello All,

Trying to figure out what would be the cause of this error I get at Jboss Startup.

2008-03-11 01:51:27,394 DEBUG [org.jboss.mq.il.uil2.UILClientILService] Starting

2008-03-11 01:51:27,400 DEBUG [org.jboss.mq.referenceable.SpyDestinationObjectFactory] SpyDestinationObjectFactory->getObjectInstance()

2008-03-11 01:51:28,485 ERROR [STDERR] java.sql.SQLException: Invalid fetch size value: -2147483648

Without pasting the contents of the jboss server log (I think many people would hate me)

2.3M /usr/local/jboss//log/server.log

I’m trying to figure out if this is something native to sequoia that’s not allowing some of the code to operate in the same manner as it did before with a mysql-ds.xml configuration. I’m either seeing a clash of technologies within jboss itself (with spring, hibernate, etc) to sequoia, or this is a general configuration issue which can be fixed.

I’m also seeing some store procedures not working which is really peculiar.

My controller has two virtual databases, with one backend enabled for each database. (DB1)

I’ve enabled backend DB1 on both virtual databases and then started up jboss.

I’m able to do a few things on the web application layer, like login, and click on a few links, however I’m seeing some stored procedures failing

07:55:07,412 INFO virtualdatabase.VirtualDatabaseWorkerThread.iasipaiddb CallableStatement.executeQuery() did not detect a stored procedure (call database.user_getObjectByDate(?,?);/<!%S|[EMAIL PROTECTED]|!%><!%S|2008-03-11 05:53:29|!%>) remapping the call to Statement.executeQuery()

I’m seeing some other weirdness stating tables don’t exist which I’m trying to figure out again if it’s configuration errors, or that the queries themselves are trying to insert across two different databases on one connection (Very Bad).

Just thought I would ask the list if they’ve seen this sort of behavior before, and perhaps suggestions to fix it up.

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