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package org.hibernate.procedure;

/**
 * Defines support for executing database stored procedures and functions and accessing its outputs.
 * 

* First a reference to {@link ProcedureCall} is obtained through one of the overloaded * {@link org.hibernate.Session#createStoredProcedureCall} methods. The ProcedureCall reference is then used to "configure" * the procedure call (set timeouts, etc) and to perform parameter registration. All procedure parameters that the * application wants to use must be registered. For all IN and INOUT parameters, values can then be bound. *

* At this point we are ready to execute the procedure call and start accessing the outputs. This is done by first * calling the {@link ProcedureCall#getResult()} method. The underlying JDBC call is executed as needed. The pattern to * access the returns is iterating through the outputs while {@link ProcedureResult#hasMoreReturns()} returns {@code true} and * calling {@link ProcedureResult#getNextReturn()} during iteration: * * ProcedureCall call = session.createStoredProcedureCall( "some_procedure" ); * ... * ProcedureResult result = call.getResult(); * while ( result.hasMoreReturns() ) { * final Return rtn = result.getNextReturn(); * if ( rtn.isResultSet() ) { * handleResultSetReturn( (ResultSetReturn) rtn ); * } * else { * handleUpdateCountReturn( (UpdateCountReturn) rtn ); * } * } * *

* Finally output parameters can be accessed using the overloaded {@link ProcedureResult#getOutputParameterValue} methods. * For portability amongst databases, it is advised to access the output parameters after all returns have been * processed. * * @see org.hibernate.Session#createStoredProcedureCall(String) * @see org.hibernate.Session#createStoredProcedureCall(String, Class[]) * @see org.hibernate.Session#createStoredProcedureCall(String, String...) */





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