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Nope... But we are doing some Data Synchronization using WBI. However our
App is all Message Based. And currently all Transactions initiate on the
AS/400. We communicate via a Data Queue, since we didn't want any direct DB
Connections to our production machine.
But it seems to me, that if you've defined a Business Object, you're stored
proc would need to return some kind of info. If it doesn't than the Message
you're getting would seem to make sense. What's your stored procedure
supposed to do?
Mike
We're running preliminary tests with WBI, using the JDBC driver, trying to
create a trivial "business object" around a stored procedure (my test
stored procedure from yesterday) that has a single, input-only, parameter.
We keep getting a log message to the effect that it "couldn't find any
columns." Any idea what's going wrong?
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