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When calling a stored procedure from an application, the error message "Not enough values for host variables is displayed". The stored procedure works fine within dbisql

The problem variable is: Declare MyVar numeric(18,9) Array(56);

I set the variable ( 1 to 55 ) using a Dynamic Query in a Loop, and Execute Immediate.
It works when called in dbisql, but not when called thru a JDBC Connection.
The Application does appear to work, if I hard code the Array Values ( and not use Execute Immediate ).
Using SQL Anywhere 16.0.0.2043.

greg

asked 10 Nov '17, 01:52

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edited 10 Nov '17, 08:17


I found the problem.
Since my Dynamic Query has Quoted Identifiers, I have to use "Execute Immediate With Quotes On".
Still odd, that it somehow works in dbisql !

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answered 10 Nov '17, 07:06

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