SQLBindParameter is for binding a variable to a parameter marker in the query
to be executed.
What you really need is SQLBindCol, which binds a variable to a column in the
result set.
If the number of return columns is N, you need N invocations of SQLBindCol
(that is, you must consume all the columns in the result set, even if the
application does nothing with some of them).
You can dynamically determine the number of result columns with
SQLNumResultCols.
HTH
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