no, I just need to execute the same stored procedure twice and this will be a part of an existing workflow. so I was thinking to use a mapping/session, in which I can have two pipelines which do exactly the same thing, run the stored procedure.
- Dhruuv
Thanks Marek, i think its a simple command that I have to give when calling it in the pre or post SQL, right? like call procedure_name;? Please correct if I am wrong. also, I have one more quick question, would it affect the second run of the stored procedure if any error occurs in the middle of the session?
- Dhruuv
Yes, the RDBMS I use is Oracle. You mean to say, to create a dummy session and call the stored procedure in the pre and post SQL? If not please correct me.
- Dhruuv
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I think the easiest way is to create a dummy mapping (first create a dummy table in the source which has columns for different data types) and then call the stored procedure in the pre-sql or post-sql for the session.
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call procedure_name;? Please correct if I am wrong. also, I have one more quick question, would it affect the second run of the stored procedure if any error occurs in the middle of the session? - Dhruuv