Re: No TDS_RET_STATUS


Ok. A few suggestions:
1 - you shouldn't be doing that commit() call. If you
have a real transaction, you should commit it
at the level you start it. If you haven't started a transaction
that's a waste.
2 - You should process all the inline results from the
statement execute() before you try to get any
output parameters. Try this code: (Assuming there
aren't any inline results you care about)

int updateCount = -1;
boolean getRs = m_FindChildCallStatement.execute();
while (true) // clear any inline returns
{
if (getRs) m_FindChildCallStatement.getResultSet().close();
else updateCount = m_FindChildCallStatement.getUpdateCount();

if (!getRs && (updateCount == -1)) break; // done with loop
else getRs = m_FindChildCallStatement.getMoreResults();
}
// get output param values after loop
childId = m_FindChildCallStatement.getInt(4);

Joe Weinstein at BEA Systems

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