go to post Halim Chouchane · Jul 29, 2020 Hi There I think it would be much easier to achieve what you are looking for by adding a custom process ( that includes your rules/logics using the code) between the service and the operation and then the operation sends the response to the process. If you need more help, please let me know Thanks
go to post Halim Chouchane · Jul 9, 2020 Yes, I had the same issue. Some sql ODBC adapters accept the double quotes, some not, it's safer to remove them. All the best.
go to post Halim Chouchane · Jul 8, 2020 Hi Ewan, Yes, it's possible to call a SP from an sql server, we use it a lot and it works fine.Yes, it returns an Integer but usually that's not the result returned by the SP the result is in %sqlcontext, I use it like this : ClassMethod GetApptsSP(URNO As %String = "3123456") As %Status{ // calling the SP set status = ##class(Hospital.SP.tpGetAppts).tpGetAppts(URNO) s rs=%sqlcontext.NextResult() // getting the result While rs.%Next() { s dateTime = rs.%Get("DueTimestamp") s ApptDate = $P(rs.%Get("DueTimestamp")," ",1) .... } q $$$OK } hope this help