Re: isqlperl/stored procedures (fwd)

> I don't know, but... > > If the stored procedure does not return values, you should be able to > treat it as just another statement to be executed (prepare & execute). > If it does return rows, then treat it as a SELECT statement (prepare, > declare, open, fetch, close, etc). > This is what you have to do with plain ESQL/C, so it may work in isqlperl. fetch in isqlperl complains that it can't find a cursor... and preparing and executing complains that no host variables can be found. Does anyone know how to create host variables with isqlperl? The docs don't say anything about it... Thanks in advance Tony Habib