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NIrojKumar
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Hi all,
I am a begginer in webfocus8.0 and want to know whether a stored procedure implemented in DB2 can be executed from webfocus (MRE editor).

if yes, then can anyone please provide the syntax how to use that in webfocus?

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WebFOCUS 8
Windows, All Outputs
 
Posts: 14 | Registered: January 15, 2015Report This Post
Pravin.Singh
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Hi,

You can try like below code:
SQL SQLMSS SET SERVER &servername
END
SQL SQLMSS

EX DENEME.DBO.sifre_kontrol &AUDITOR,'&PASS';

TABLE FILE SQLOUT
PRINT *
ON TABLE HOLD AS TT
END
TABLE FILE TT
PRINT *
END

It should work.

Thanks,
Pravin Singh


WebFOCUS 7703
Windows, All Outputs
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Martin vK
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For DB2 you use the following syntax:

SQL DB2 EX schema.storedprocedure ?/'&PAR_ALFA', ?/&PAR_NUM;

TABLE FILE SQLOUT
PRINT *
END

Martin.


WebFocus 8206M, iWay DataMigrator, Windows, DB2 Windows V10.5, MS SQL Server, Azure SQL, Hyperstage, ReportCaster
 
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NIrojKumar
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quote:
Originally posted by Martin vK:
For DB2 you use the following syntax:

SQL DB2 EX schema.storedprocedure ?/'&PAR_ALFA', ?/&PAR_NUM;

TABLE FILE SQLOUT
PRINT *
END

Martin.


Hey Martin i dont understand "?/'&PAR_ALFA', ?/&PAR_NUM" ?
what does it mean.Can you please elaborate
thanks in advance.


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Avinash
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DB2


I used below way to use stored procedure of SQL server and Oracle database. May be the same will follow for DB2.

For that you need to configure a Adapter of your DB2 data base. After configuring, select the configured adapter, right click on that-> create synonym-> select 'stored procedure' form 'Restrict object type section to' -> choose your database ->apply filter if needed -> click next -> select your SP click next-> Add default input value and click create synonym. After creating this synonym , You can use this as a report synonym applying with where filter.

I am hoping that this will work for you.


Thanks!
@vi

WebFOCUS 8105, Dev Studio 8105, Windows 7, ALL Outputs
 
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NIrojKumar
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Originally posted by Avinash:
quote:
DB2


I used below way to use stored procedure of SQL server and Oracle database. May be the same will follow for DB2.

For that you need to configure a Adapter of your DB2 data base. After configuring, select the configured adapter, right click on that-> create synonym-> select 'stored procedure' form 'Restrict object type section to' -> choose your database ->apply filter if needed -> click next -> select your SP click next-> Add default input value and click create synonym. After creating this synonym , You can use this as a report synonym applying with where filter.

I am hoping that this will work for you.




Hey Thanks Avinash.
but actually i am using managed reporting for coding and as per my knowledge this editor doesn't contains any setting menu to do all these configuration.so if u have any other way out than please advice.

Thanks!
 
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Martin vK
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Hey Martin i dont understand "?/'&PAR_ALFA', ?/&PAR_NUM" ?


In case the stored procedure requires input parameters, this is the way to pass alphanumeric and numeric parameters.

Martin.


WebFocus 8206M, iWay DataMigrator, Windows, DB2 Windows V10.5, MS SQL Server, Azure SQL, Hyperstage, ReportCaster
 
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dhagen
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Just use the synonym builder GUI in the Data Management Console. It takes care of everything for you.


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