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Re: Powerbuilder mysql catalog tables

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There are a couple of steps for this...

 

  1. You need to create a new Transaction object.  So for example I created one and named it "nvo_trans_mysql".
  2. Then go to "Declare Local External Functions" area of the Transaction object and declare your stored procedures.  This is how I did mine.

storproc.jpg

  3.  Now go to your application object.  Click on the Properties.  Then click on the additional properties.  Then change the SQLCA entry to your new Transaction object.

 

appobj.jpg

 

4.  Now to call the Stored Procedure in your code, do like shown below.

 

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