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I've never tried this -- but here's a crazy idea that might (or might
not?) work...
How about if you take the ones that are using QTEMP files and change
them into separate stored procedures -- that each load the data into
arrays, and just return the array (nothing else -- just one result set).
so that you now have 3 separate stored procedures, each returning one array.
THEN create a stored procedure that calls the other 3, and returns
cursors to the 3 stored procedures. In that way, you can return
multiple result sets (since they are all cursors from the procedure that
does 3 result sets) but there's no need for QTEMP because everything is
actually an array under the covers.
Like I said... never tried it, but might be worth looking into?
On 12/15/2014 4:04 PM, Justin Taylor wrote:
Unless IBM has relaxed the restriction, you can only return a single array to a stored procedure.
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