#3163: DboOracle should support stored procedures
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    Reporter:  daniel.asanome                                    |         
Owner:  phishy 
        Type:  Enhancement                                       |        
Status:  new    
    Priority:  Medium                                            |     
Milestone:  1.2.x.x
   Component:  Oracle                                            |       
Version:  RC1    
    Severity:  Normal                                            |    
Resolution:         
    Keywords:  oracle stored procedure sp daniel.asanome phishy  |   
Php_version:  PHP 5  
Cake_version:                                                    |  
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Comment (by daniel.asanome):

 Hi Emnu.[[BR]]
 [[BR]]
 I just saw your post.[[BR]]
 Its a good way to use it. To tell the truth its easier then my
 approach.[[BR]]
 But i also have to say that was just a fast and not pratic solution for a
 problem.[[BR]]
 [[BR]]
 But I have some good news. I just made a new driver. That's return a the
 same way that a find() returns.[[BR]]
 When you see it you can think that isnt easier than the first. But its
 alot easier to use when you need to develop a medium to large application
 (that is my case). Because you dont need to always make a entire
 call.[[BR]]
 Here is an example of a call in a controller.[[BR]]
 [[BR]]
 {{{
 //execSp('Owner.Pack_name.sp', 'in_parameters');
 $spReturn = $this->ModelName->execSp('Owner.PACK_NAME.stp_S_findname',
 array ('Daniel', 'Asanome'));
 }}}
 [[BR]]
 Its will return.[[BR]]
 [[BR]]
 {{{
 array(1) {
   ["rs_cursor"]=>
   array(1) {
     [0]=>
     array(5) {
       ["id"]=>
       string(1) "1"
       ["firstname"]=>
       string(6) "Daniel"
       ["middlename"]=>
       string(5) "Rocha"
       ["lastname"]=>
       string(7) "Asanome"
       ["email"]=>
       string(27) "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
     }
   }
 }
 }}}
 [[BR]]
 And the better part of it that I think its you dont need to modify the
 actual Oracle's driver, you just need to add my driver to the directory
 'cake/cake/libs/model/datasources/dbo' and make another directory to store
 yours packages.[[BR]]
 [[BR]]
 Well i think that its all.[[BR]]
 Any problems you can see the code comments or just reply.[[BR]]
 [[BR]]
 Thanks.

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