OpenEdge Data Management: DataServer for Microsoft SQL Server

RDBMS Stored Procedure Details
Run Stored-Procedure details
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This section provides:
• A complete, detailed reference for all the syntax expressions and options you can use to
define the RUN STORED-PROCEDURE and the associated language elements that comprise a
stored procedure definition.
• Syntax to use the RUN STORED-PROCEDURE statement with and without the
LOAD-RESULT-INTO phrase.
• Detailed information about using the RUN STORED-PROCEDURE statement with the send-sql
option. Examples to use the RUN STORED-PROCEDURE statement with and without the
LOAD-RESULT-INTO phrase are provided.
Complete syntax reference for Run Stored-Procedure
The following syntax shows the RUN STORED-PROC statement and all options that can be used
with the statement:
Syntax
RUN STORED-PROCEDURE procedure-name
[[LOAD-RESULT-INTO [ = PROC-STATUS]] |
[ = PROC-HANDLE]]
[ NO-ERROR ]
However, keep in mind that not all options shown can be used simultaneously.
Note: In the RUN STORED-PROCEDURE syntax, note that the is either a pure handle
or a handle that points to a temp-table. For more information about the use of
temp-table handle with the LOAD-RESULT-INTO phrase, see the
“LOAD-RESULT-INTO phrase” section on page 3–7.
Syntax
[([INPUT|OUTPUT|INPUT OUTPUT] [PARAM parameter-name =]expression, ...
[INPUT|OUTPUT|INPUT OUTPUT] [PARAM parameter-name =]expression )]
CLOSE STORED-PROCEDURE procedure-name
[ integer-field = PROC-STATUS ]
[ WHERE PROC-HANDLE = integer-field ]
The CLOSE STORED-PROCEDURE is not used when the LOAD-RESULT-INTO keyword is used with
the RUN-STORED-PROCEDURE statement. See the “Closed Stored-Procedure statement” section on
page 3–9.
For valid combinations and usage of these syntax elements see the:
• “Run Stored-Proc statement execution without the LOAD-RESULT-INTO phrase”
section on page 3–10