Version: 1.1
Category: Input
Extended Category: SQL
Action Package: Standard Actions
Description
Add data from an SQL data source using prepared statement. The action can handle multiple result sets.
Parameter |
Description |
Example |
SQL Data Source |
[Mandatory] The data source to read information from. Make sure it is an SQL data source. |
MS SQL |
Prepared Statement |
[Mandatory] The prepared statement. Ex. SELECT ID FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE DEPARTMENT = ? |
SELECT ID FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE DEPARTMENT = ? |
Parameters |
[Optional] The parameters to be used in the prepared statement. Syntax for each parameter: SessionAttributeName|ParameterFormat. Syntax for Date and Timestamp parameters: SessionAttributeName|ParameterFormat|DateFormat. Multiple parameters are separated by comma, or separator entered below. Available parameter formats: STRING, DOUBLE, BYTEARRAY, FILE, DATE, TIMESTAMP. STRING – A text value DOUBLE – A numeric value BYTEARRAY – A binary value FILE – The file name, including path, of a file to insert in database DATE – A date value. Must include the parameter option DateFormat. TIMESTAMP – A timestamp value. Must include the parameter option DateFormat.DateFormat specifies the date and time pattern. Ex. yyyy-MM-dd. Date and Time Patterns may be found at: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html |
department|STRING |
Separator |
[Optional] The separator used between parameter pairs. Default: , (comma). |
; |
Use Cases
Example 1: Add new attributes from table PIP_TABLE
This action will add 2 new session attributes (Name, Description) with values from the SQL table “PIP_TABLE”. The prepared statement uses a STRING parameter.
Parameter |
Value |
SQL Data Source |
MS SQL |
Prepared Statement |
SELECT Name, Description FROM PIP_TABLE WHERE Id = ? |
Parameters |
userid|STRING |
Separator |
[BLANK] |
Example 2: Add new attributes from procedure PIP_PROCEDURE
This action will add new session attributes with values from the SQL procedure “PIP_PROCEDURE”. No parameters are required to run the procedure.
Parameter |
Value |
SQL Data Source |
MS SQL |
Prepared Statement |
EXEC PIP_PROCEDURE |
Parameters |
[BLANK] |
Separator |
[BLANK] |
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