Call DB procedure
DescriptionThe Call DB Procedure transform allows you to execute a database procedure (or function) and get the result(s) back. With MySQL and JDBC, it is not possible to retrieve the result set of a stored procedure. Stored procedures and functions can only return values through their function arguments and those arguments must be defined in the Parameters section of the DB Procedure Call configuration. |
Supported Engines
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Options
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Transform name |
Name of the transform; this name has to be unique in a single pipeline |
Connection |
Name of the database connection on which the procedure resides |
Proc-name |
Name of the procedure or function to call |
Find it |
Click to search on the specified database connection for available procedures and functions (Oracle and SQL Server only) |
Enable auto |
In some instances you want to perform updates |
commit |
in the database using the specified procedure. In that case you can either have the changes performed using auto-commit or not. If auto-commit is disabled, a single commit is being performed after the last row is received by this transform. |
Result name |
Name of the result of the function call; leave blank if this is a procedure |
Result type |
Type of the result of the function call; not used in case of a procedure. |
Parameters |
List of parameters that the procedure or function needs
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Get Fields |
Fills in all the fields in the input streams to make your life easier; delete the lines you don’t need and re-order the remaining lines |