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Converting CF 5.0 procedure calls to MX
When I try to call my database procedure from within my source code, I receive
the follow error:
[Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC Driver]Output parameters with batch updates are
not supported.
I was only able to find one website that gave a little bit of an explanation:
Cause You cannot use output parameters with batch updates.
Action Check your JDBC application.
I'm not doing any batch update or any updates in my procdure. I am passing
parameters to my procedure and having them return values back to me through my
<CFPROCPARAM> tag. I am connecting to my ORACLE database through an ODBC
socket. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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paross1 #2 Re: Converting CF 5.0 procedure calls to MX
What ODBC driver are you using, Microsoft's or Oracle's? I would recommend
using the one from Oracle that is appropriate for your version of the database.
[url]http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/windows/odbc/index.html[/url]
Phil
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