Re: Mapping SQL Result Sets to Browsers -- WEB400

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Nathan,

What I'd suggest is returning a SQL result set. In whatever language you're
using you'd go through a similar process of running a query against the DB
but you'd be calling a stored procedure instead.

Alfred

On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 1:22 PM, Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

The discussion last month about validating and mapping HTML input
elements to records helped me streamline some of my procedures. Now I'm
interested in streamlining my interface for writing SQL result sets to
browsers.

Actually, the recent discussion about generating PHP result sets from
stored procedures triggered some of my thoughts on this matter, with my
primary goal of coming up with an interface that's productive for RPG
developers.

With that in mind, are there methods that folks are using that you think
are good, and would be willing to discuss, to help me improve my
interface, regardless of whether you're using MS .Net, or PHP, or Java,
or Net.Data, or CGI, or whatever?

Say the application is simple as prompting the user to enter a name.
Then generating a list of people having that name (or name prefix) from
your database.

Thanks,

Nathan.
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