In MS SQL Server, you just need to grant exec permissions to public;
grant exec on sp_ProcedureName to public
You can do that with Sql*Plus: SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE foo ... IS ... END foo; / SHOW ERRORS
Just use the name of the procedure. For example, if I have a procedure addEntry(a NUMBER, b OUT NUMBER) then I can call it by: DECLARE x NUMBER; BEGIN addEntry(5, x); END . run;
In qlikview: SQL EXEC [dbo].[StoredProcedureName];
Function is must be return the value but procedure cannot be returned, for more information please visit the link : http://youropensource.com
with the keyword int: eg: declare @myIntegerVariable int
No, you cannot declare SQLCODE in the Working-Storage Section of a COBOL program. SQLCODE is a special variable used to indicate the success or failure of SQL statements and is automatically provided by the database interface when executing SQL commands. Instead, it is typically referenced directly after executing SQL statements without needing an explicit declaration in the Working-Storage Section.
A PL/SQL subprogram is equivalent to a procedure or function in conventional procedural programming.
public void throwRock() { }
Stored procedure is the pl-sql block in precomplile from and can be used to excecute plsql statement
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The connections bruk.