Re: Stored Procedures Help!!!!

yes,
but I have to call different stored procedures , I can't see how i can do that without dynamic SQL..
please comment,
thanks,

> You do not need to use dynamic sql. All you need to do is use an
> anonymous PL/SQL block in the PRO*C program. You would do the
> following:
>
> EXEC SQL EXECUTE
> DECLARE
> <variables to declare>
> BEGIN
> <code or call to a stored proc>
> EXCEPTION
> <exception processing>
> END;
> END-EXEC
>
> HTH
> Eric Peterson, DBA
> Maurices Inc.
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> In article <89jbp5$n9q$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>,
> skudsi_at_my-deja.com wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am using PRO*C for building my application and I want to be able
> > execute different stored procedure from C (depending on the a
 parameter
> > that is passed to me).
> > I know I have to use dynamic sql but I have tried a lot of things
 and
> > non is working. Here is how my procedures look like
> > getX(var1 a char IN, var2 a char IN , var3 a number IN, var4 a
 number
> > IN, var5 ref cursor IN OUT);
> > All the procedure names start with get and X is passed as a
 parameter.
> > how can I build a dynamic sql statment to execute these procs note
 also
> > that all the variables passed to the procedure are host varaiables.
 Any
> > help is greatly appreciated...
> >
> > Sam. K.
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