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Well, actually the question was how to catch a returned value from stored procedure. Say, my return procedure returns an integer:
RETURN @return_value I don't want to loop through the result set, I just want to get that returned value. The other question, I usually use ODBCConnection, Statement, and ResultSet to accomplish what you showed in your examples. Is there an advantage to use one approach vs. another? Thanks for your input. Good day. |
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