Verify if there is a SUSPEND; command just
before the procedure end.

On Fri, 2005-02-25 at 16:13 +0100, Jaume Sabater wrote:
> Ruslan wrote:
>
> > When I do in my SQL editor : execute procedure sp_name
> (input_param1,
> > input_param2) then the result is ok, but if I try to do:
> > select * from sp_name (input_param1, input_param2) then de result
> of
> > output variables is NULL
>
> 1. No sure about this, but use the return parameter names, not * in
> SELECT
> 2. I understand that you are providing the input parameters with the
> right values. And that you are sure about that.
> 3. Check the way you retrieve the values in PHP. ibase_ functions do
> behave slightly different from some others, like MySQL.
>
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> Jaume Sabater
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