Getting Startedwith pureQuery

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Getting Started with pureQuery
call(…)
StoredProcedureResult
getList(…)
getArray(…)
List
RowType[]
Instance of
User-defined interface
Data
getIterator(…)
getQuery (…)
Iterator
ResultType
User-defined method
@Call(sql=“CALL …”)
getResults(…)
ResultSet
getOutputParms()
Object[]
close()
call(…)
CallResultType
Figure 12.1 - The possible return types of methods that run stored procedures
In Figure 12.1, RowType represents the format in which each row of a query result is
returned. There are a number of ways to specify this. ResultType represents the format
that is specified by the parameterized type RES of a
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.handlers.ResultHandler object. CallResultType
represents the format that is specified by the parameterized type CAL of a
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.handlers.CallHandlerWithParameters object.
For more information on pureQuery handlers, refer to Chapter 8.
12.2 The StoredProcedureResult interface
Inline and annotated methods are both capable of returning an object of the type
com.ibm.pdq.runtime.StoredProcedureResult. The interface
StoredProcedureResult provides several methods that allow you to retrieve the results
of your stored procedure in a variety of formats.
12.2.1 Getting the updated values of OUT and INOUT parameters
One of the methods in StoredProcedureResult is getOutputParms, which you can
use to get the updated values of the OUT and INOUT parameters to your SQL stored
procedure call.
The method getOutputParms returns an object array (Object[]) whose length is the
number of parameters to the SQL stored procedure call. Each item in the array