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If you're talking a true SQL procedure, then you're out of luck. You cannot
pass an array of arguments to SP. If this is a character array, you MIGHT
be able to simulate it by passing in a very long char or varchar argument,
separated by commas or something.
As for an array output... I think that's possible, if you return a result
set. Or you could make your SP argument into an IN/OUT variable.
Of course, using an HLL like Cobol to parse the input/output argument would
be easier than using SQL.
In any case, SP doesn't sound like the right tool for this type or
request... perhaps you can restructure the task differently?
Hth, Elvis
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-----Original Message-----
Subject: looking for stored procedure example...
List,
Can anyone share an example of a stored procedure written in either SQL or
COBOL that receives *and* returns an array of values? TIA!
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