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Hibernate and stored procedure call
Tags: Hibernate, Java
The application being developed uses Java, Hibernate and stored procedure in MS SQL Server 2005. I can invoke the stored procedure through hibernate and process results successfully. However the parameter passing to the stored procedure is positional. Currently we have the call specified in the Hibernate mapping file as,
{ call SP_TEST1(:productId, :productName, :productType, :genreIds) }

So if the input parameter sequence for the stored procedure changes i.e. productName and productID input parameter positions in the actual SP are swapped, the call too needs to change or the call does not work.

Is there a way to pass the parameters in the call and specify which SP input parameter does it refer to?
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Question Asked By: grjha
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02.22.2008 at 09:37PM PST, ID: 20963791

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I believe you can bind the values with the name of parameter as well.
You should functions setXXX(String,...)
the first argument string mentions the parameter name
 
02.22.2008 at 10:42PM PST, ID: 20963920
Are you refering to statements like  ---  query.setParameter("productId", "5025")
If so, the "productId" actually refers to the hibernate parameter named in the mapping file i.e.,
{ call SP_TEST1(:productId, :productName, :productType, :genreIds) }

But "productId" is not the actual input parameter name in the stored procedure definition. The stored procedure definition is something like,
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[SP_TEST1]
    @PRDID         smallint
   ,@PRDNAME   varchar(200)
   ,@PRDTYPE    varchar(30)
   ,@GENREID     smallint
 
02.22.2008 at 10:47PM PST, ID: 20963930
And yes, I forgot to specify, I need to specify parameter names "@PRDID" in the stored procedure call mentioned above so as to map "@PRDID" to "productId", "@PRDNAME" to "productName" and so on...
 
02.22.2008 at 11:24PM PST, ID: 20964023

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Now I understand you question...

and IMO you always have to change the stored procedure definition when the stored procedure changes on the database. Its very same as changing the schema definition of table that would affect all the insert/update queries.
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02.23.2008 at 12:40AM PST, ID: 20964178
Yes for queries the change in schema is understood, but for stored procedure (SP) call, the main use of passing parameters by name rather than by position is to ensure that some changes can be done to the procedure definition without the need to change the call.  

In general SP call without hibernate, it is possible and I understand that it is possible in NHibernate as well. But I wanted to know if it can be done in Hibernate 3, and if so, how?
 
02.23.2008 at 12:44AM PST, ID: 20964189

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>In general SP call without hibernate, it is possible
How is that?
 
03.06.2008 at 03:44PM PST, ID: 21065952
Yes, it is. Just through the JDBC.

Anyways, I got this to work. The call was changed to
{ call SP_TEST1(@PRDID=:productId, @PRDNAME=:productName, @PRDTYPE=:productType, @GENREID=:genreIds) }
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