How to Get Output Parameters - Getting Started

Michael Luna

9 posts

Member since:
May 2007

Posted 28 Sep 2009 Link to this post

In the following code, the last two parameters, forwarder code and password, are marked as OUTPUT in the stored procedure. Also, the sproc returns a -1 or a 0 depending on success. Yet, if I look at the "res" variable right before it is returned, its "OutParameter" property is NULL. So how can I get at the output parameters and the return val?

    
                    public static IQueryResult RetrieveAttributes(IObjectScope scope, string edireceiveretrieveattributesspUserName, string edireceiveretrieveattributesspforwardercode, string edireceiveretrieveattributesspPassword) 
        
                    { 
        
                        IQuery query = scope.GetSqlQuery("edi_receive_retrieve_attributes_sp ?,?,?", null, "VARCHAR edi_receive_retrieve_attributes_sp_UserName,VARCHAR edi_receive_retrieve_attributes_sp_forwarder_code,VARCHAR edi_receive_retrieve_attributes_sp_Password"); 
        
                        IQueryResult res = query.Execute(new object[] { edireceiveretrieveattributesspUserName, edireceiveretrieveattributesspforwardercode, edireceiveretrieveattributesspPassword }); 
        
                        int a = res.Count;//Actually executes the query 
        
                        return res; 
        
                    }

PetarP

Admin

754 posts

Posted 30 Sep 2009 Link to this post

Hello Michael Luna,

As I have written in a similar thread of yours, you will need to explicitly mark the properties that are output parameters with the OUT in front of each type. After that you will need to retrieve the proper values from the OutParameter collection using the parameter name as key. Here is an example that marks the last property from your method as an output one.

    
            public static IQueryResult RetrieveAttributes(IObjectScope scope, string edireceiveretrieveattributesspUserName, string edireceiveretrieveattributesspforwardercode,out string edireceiveretrieveattributesspPassword)  
        
                    {  
        
                        IQuery query = scope.GetSqlQuery("edi_receive_retrieve_attributes_sp ?,?,?", null, "VARCHAR edi_receive_retrieve_attributes_sp_UserName,VARCHAR edi_receive_retrieve_attributes_sp_forwarder_code,OUT.VARCHAR edi_receive_retrieve_attributes_sp_Password");  
        
                        IQueryResult res = query.Execute(new object[] { edireceiveretrieveattributesspUserName, edireceiveretrieveattributesspforwardercode, edireceiveretrieveattributesspPassword });  
        
                        int a = res.Count;//Actually executes the query  
        
                        edireceiveretrieveattributesspPassword = (string)res.OutParameter["edi_receive_retrieve_attributes_sp_Password"]; 
        
                        return res;  
        
                    }

Please feel free to contact us if any difficulties arise.

Sincerely yours,
Petar
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Michael Kellogg

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Member since:
Oct 2009

Posted 01 Oct 2009 Link to this post

Petar, is there a way to get at the return value of the stored proc?

Example, the last line of my sproc says:

RETURN @@ROWCOUNT

How can I get at that? It is not attached to a parameter and it doesn't seem to be in the OutParam array anywhere.

Damyan Bogoev

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581 posts

Posted 02 Oct 2009 Link to this post

Hi Michael Kellogg,

Unfortunately this is not currently supported by Telerik OpenAccess ORM. A possible workaround is to expose the result as an Out parameter and use the approach described above.

All the best,
Damyan Bogoev
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