Actually I changed the cs.setString(2, "P") from 1st
to 2nd parameter becoz i was thinking that could hv
been the problem. but looks like i've introduced one
more bug into my program. I've changed it back and
added the equal sign to "{ ? = call get_state(?) }".
Now the program works FINE. It's really great to have
JDBC leverage stored function in pgsql!!!! Thanks alot
Kris.
Since I'm new here, I would love to get to know what
are the type of applications that have been developed
so far that are using postgresql. This is because I
want to convince my friends and customers to adopt
pgsql for their businesses rather than wasting their
money on databases like mssql, oracle, informix. PGSQL
is greater my all means.
So Kris may I know what sort of application that you
are using pgsql, jdbc for? If its too personal a
question, i apologize and you can reserve your answer.
I hope others too will share their information on the
type of software application that pgsql is being used.
Hope I'm not troubling anyone. Just a wana quench my
immense thirst for pgsql knowledge..:)
Will wait for reply.
Regards,
Selvam
--- Kris Jurka <books@ejurka.com> wrote:
>
>
> On Thu, 29 Jul 2004, Nick Selva wrote:
>
> > [my CallableStatement doesn't work.]
>
> You have misnumbered your parameters. You want to
> do cs.setString(2, "P")
> because that matches with the second "?", and
> cs.registerOutParameter(1,
> Types.VARCHAR) because that is the out parameter.
> You also may need to
> say "{ ? = call get_state(?) }", note the equal
> sign.
>
> Kris Jurka
>
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