Am Donnerstag, den 15.09.2005, 07:43 +0700 schrieb Irfan Syukur:
> Dear Tino,
>
> In MS SQL, I can execute store procedure that I do not know it's name yet.
>
> A Simplicity example :
> CREATE procedure dbo.sp_run_batch (@as_spname varchar(20)) with recompile as
>
> declare @li_retstat smallint,
> @li_status numeric(1,0), @ls_mesg varchar(60)
>
> exec @li_retstat = @as_spname @as_mesg = @ls_mesg output --(@as_spname = the name of stored procedure)
> select @li_retstat, @ls_mesg
> return
> GO
>
> Can Postgres do that, how ?
Well, not that I know of. But in your example your function has a name.
So you simply:
SELECT dbo.sp_run_batch('something for spname');
I'd suggest you just play with it a bit - with an eye at the
docs.
>
> in MS SQL, there are datetime and timestamp data type, what data type should I use in Postgres
date, timestamp, timestamptz, ... whatever suits your application :)
> btw, this would be worth reading (not only for you ;))
> http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html
>
Again ;)
HTH
Tino
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