Here is an example to call stored function in Mirage:
// Creates parameter object which give to stored function GetCountParam param = new GetCountParam(); param.deptId = 1; ... // Calls a stored function and get a result value. Long count = sqlManager.call(Long.class, "get_emp_count", param);
Fields of the parameter class has annotation such as @In, @Out, @InOut and @ResultSet. These annotations mean parameter type.
If the function returns ResultSet, use SqlManager#callForList() instead of SqlManager#call().
Please wait for the next release of Mirage!
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Interesting improvement, but isn't this a "mined field"? Stored procedures are very different from DB to DB and require different handling in Java too, thus the requirement to constantly add "not supported yet" DBs, and also to install and test on such a big variety of DBs?
IMHO far more users would benefit from support for Relationships: they're DB independent, and any application with more than a few tables requires them. However, I'm not sure yet how to implement them in Mirage :( (otherwise I would have sent you a patch for review).
We tested stored procedure support with Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, H2 and DB2.
I'm careful about relationship support because entity based operation is not main feature of Mirage. I want to make it in the future version of Mirage. However I want to consider about how to make it in Mirage well.
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