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To: Roberto Mello <rmello@cc.usu.edu>
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Subject: Re: postgresql and ColdFusion
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Oh dear a man using CF with postgresql ! ... OH YES ! ...

try to use jdbc pilot to connect to postgresql with CFMX ...
maybe you can use cfstoredproc with cfprocparam and cfprocrsult

Roberto Mello wrote:

>On Mon, Dec 08, 2003 at 05:38:56PM -0800, viola wrote:
>  
>
>>Hi, 
>>How to call PostgreSql function from ColdFusion, if 
>>that function returns result set using cursor? 
>>    
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>Through ODBC. Don't know it they have native access now.
>
>-Roberto
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Oh dear a man using CF with postgresql ! ... OH YES ! ...<br>
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try to use jdbc pilot to connect to postgresql with CFMX ... <br>
maybe you can use cfstoredproc with cfprocparam and cfprocrsult<br>
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Roberto Mello wrote:<br>
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    <pre wrap="">Hi, 
How to call PostgreSql function from ColdFusion, if 
that function returns result set using cursor? 
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Through ODBC. Don't know it they have native access now.

-Roberto

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