A recent problem was a fast-executing stored procedure that timed out when it was called in the code.Later, I saw two articles:One of the articles is aboutToday, when a colleague calls a stored procedure with code that times out, running in SQL
A summary of the Oracle timer call stored procedures, if there is insufficient place, I hope that we have a lot of guidance, but also the first time in the blog to write something, before it was just a summary of the hard disk, and later colleagues
A problem with an Oracle database that is deployed on IIS that WebService connect the English character set is "not registered on the local computer" msdaora.1 "provider" with the following solution:Cause: such as an error, the 64-bit system is not
[6 APR 2005 15:29] Chadwick BaatzDescription: whenCalling a stored procedure with datatype decimal (m,d) (i.e. decimal (18,0)) The Connector/j library throws the exception being Low. After looking to the code it appears the
First step: Build a package with a cursor typeSql>create or Replace package testpackageAs type test_cursor is REF CURSOR; --Define a cursor named Test_cursorEnd Testpackage;Step two: Write a paged stored procedureSql>create or replace procedure
1. Define a SQL class HelloDROP JAVA SOURCE newxzxt. " Hello "; CREATE OR REPLACE and RESOLVE JAVA SOURCE NAMED newxzxt. " Hello "as import java.lang.*; public class Hello {public static string say (String args) {
Database
Introduce the simple usage of Orcale timer, I hope you can understand it at a glance1. Create a table, in order to clearly see the operation of the timer we create a table with a date fieldSQL code
Create Table job_table
Inside the navicat, find the function, right-click, new function, select the process, if there are parameters to fill in the function, if there is no direct click to completeAt the begin ... End writes the SQL statement to execute, such as the
Invoking the implementation of a stored procedure with a return value in JavaDirectly on the code: DELIMITER $ $CREATE /*[definer = {User | Current_User}]*/ PROCEDURE ' test '. ' Text_e ' (in param1 INT, out param2 VARCHAR)
Studying a project code made by someone else, we can see that there is a piece of stored procedure calling code in the database. The original code is complicated. So I plan to write a simple example to learn it. 1. Create a stored procedure to be
Connection string
Copy codeThe Code is as follows:String conn = ConfigurationManager. ConnectionStrings ["NorthwindConnectionString"]. ConnectionString;
Confige File Copy codeThe Code is as follows: 1. Only the stored procedure of a single record
Configure app. config (Note: This document uses the northwind database as an example)
XML Version= "1.0" Encoding= "UTF-8"?>
Configuration>
Connectionstrings>
Add Name= "Northwindconnectionstring" Connectionstring= "Data
Document directory
1. No input parameter stored procedure call
2. input parameter stored procedure call
Iii. INOUT process call
I. general format of the call PROCESS IN Pb
Declare my_proce procedure for p_get_name; // call execute my_proce
Java calls the stored procedure1. Use stored procedures without parametersWhen you use a jdbc driver to call a stored procedure without parameters, you must use the call SQL escape sequence. The syntax for the call escape sequence without parameters
CREATE PROC P_test
@Name VARCHAR (20),
@Rowcount INT OUTPUT
As
BEGIN
SELECT * from T_customer WHERE name= @Name
SET @Rowcount =@ @ROWCOUNT
End
Go
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--stored
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