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How to call oracle predefined stored procedure which is not associated to any specific entity class.



This stored procedure does not return anything.
Can this be done from spring data jpa or hibernate. If yes then how?










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    How to call oracle predefined stored procedure which is not associated to any specific entity class.



    This stored procedure does not return anything.
    Can this be done from spring data jpa or hibernate. If yes then how?










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      How to call oracle predefined stored procedure which is not associated to any specific entity class.



      This stored procedure does not return anything.
      Can this be done from spring data jpa or hibernate. If yes then how?










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      How to call oracle predefined stored procedure which is not associated to any specific entity class.



      This stored procedure does not return anything.
      Can this be done from spring data jpa or hibernate. If yes then how?







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          One of the way could be as using JDBC connection like following



          connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


          It also can be done from hibernate sessionFactory connection



          (sessionFactory.currentSession as SessionImpl).connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


          detail code for spring-web-hibernate



          https://gist.github.com/lynas/20d61e9b4e74155276a141a7f156bfe6





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            hibernate-jpa exposes a @NamedStoredProcedureQuery annotation which you can use:



            @Table(name = "TableName")
            @Entity
            @NamedStoredProcedureQuery(
            name = "proc_name",
            procedureName = "proc_name",
            resultClasses = {ResultDTO.class},
            parameters = {
            @StoredProcedureParameter(mode = ParameterMode.IN, type = BigInteger.class, name = "param")
            }
            )
            public class ResultDTO { ... }


            You do have to annotate it as a table and entity so I always just mark it against the table I'm using as the root of my proc.






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              One of the way could be as using JDBC connection like following



              connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


              It also can be done from hibernate sessionFactory connection



              (sessionFactory.currentSession as SessionImpl).connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


              detail code for spring-web-hibernate



              https://gist.github.com/lynas/20d61e9b4e74155276a141a7f156bfe6





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                One of the way could be as using JDBC connection like following



                connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


                It also can be done from hibernate sessionFactory connection



                (sessionFactory.currentSession as SessionImpl).connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


                detail code for spring-web-hibernate



                https://gist.github.com/lynas/20d61e9b4e74155276a141a7f156bfe6





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                  One of the way could be as using JDBC connection like following



                  connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


                  It also can be done from hibernate sessionFactory connection



                  (sessionFactory.currentSession as SessionImpl).connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


                  detail code for spring-web-hibernate



                  https://gist.github.com/lynas/20d61e9b4e74155276a141a7f156bfe6





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                  One of the way could be as using JDBC connection like following



                  connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


                  It also can be done from hibernate sessionFactory connection



                  (sessionFactory.currentSession as SessionImpl).connection().prepareCall("{call storedProcedureName()}").execute()


                  detail code for spring-web-hibernate



                  https://gist.github.com/lynas/20d61e9b4e74155276a141a7f156bfe6






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                      hibernate-jpa exposes a @NamedStoredProcedureQuery annotation which you can use:



                      @Table(name = "TableName")
                      @Entity
                      @NamedStoredProcedureQuery(
                      name = "proc_name",
                      procedureName = "proc_name",
                      resultClasses = {ResultDTO.class},
                      parameters = {
                      @StoredProcedureParameter(mode = ParameterMode.IN, type = BigInteger.class, name = "param")
                      }
                      )
                      public class ResultDTO { ... }


                      You do have to annotate it as a table and entity so I always just mark it against the table I'm using as the root of my proc.






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                        hibernate-jpa exposes a @NamedStoredProcedureQuery annotation which you can use:



                        @Table(name = "TableName")
                        @Entity
                        @NamedStoredProcedureQuery(
                        name = "proc_name",
                        procedureName = "proc_name",
                        resultClasses = {ResultDTO.class},
                        parameters = {
                        @StoredProcedureParameter(mode = ParameterMode.IN, type = BigInteger.class, name = "param")
                        }
                        )
                        public class ResultDTO { ... }


                        You do have to annotate it as a table and entity so I always just mark it against the table I'm using as the root of my proc.






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                          hibernate-jpa exposes a @NamedStoredProcedureQuery annotation which you can use:



                          @Table(name = "TableName")
                          @Entity
                          @NamedStoredProcedureQuery(
                          name = "proc_name",
                          procedureName = "proc_name",
                          resultClasses = {ResultDTO.class},
                          parameters = {
                          @StoredProcedureParameter(mode = ParameterMode.IN, type = BigInteger.class, name = "param")
                          }
                          )
                          public class ResultDTO { ... }


                          You do have to annotate it as a table and entity so I always just mark it against the table I'm using as the root of my proc.






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                          hibernate-jpa exposes a @NamedStoredProcedureQuery annotation which you can use:



                          @Table(name = "TableName")
                          @Entity
                          @NamedStoredProcedureQuery(
                          name = "proc_name",
                          procedureName = "proc_name",
                          resultClasses = {ResultDTO.class},
                          parameters = {
                          @StoredProcedureParameter(mode = ParameterMode.IN, type = BigInteger.class, name = "param")
                          }
                          )
                          public class ResultDTO { ... }


                          You do have to annotate it as a table and entity so I always just mark it against the table I'm using as the root of my proc.







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