[python-sybase] Sybase stored procs question

[Grant McDonald]

Mike,

Firstly may I point you to the documentation?:

http://www.object-craft.com.au/projects/sybase/sybase/

It should answer most of your questions. Secondly, on the cursor object is a
method named nextset() this is what you want. The documentation contains a
full description of what this method does.

Grant

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Subject: [python-sybase] Sybase stored procs question


hi

I have a Sybase stored proc  that was coded such that it returns a
number of "select" statements to the caller.

eg
select 'Begin Processing...'
...
select 'Transaction finished'


I have tried to call this procedures using execute or callproc
methods, but was only able to return the first result ie 'Begin
Processing' , using fetchall. How can i catch all "select" outputs..
thanks
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