You can assign directly your recordset to an ADODataset
ADODataset := TADODataset.Create(nil);
ADODataset.Recordset := RecordsetData;
Question
Currently I have followed the example present in the documentation.
Specifically the example named:
Example: Stored Procedure Returning Multiple Rowsets
This is the delphi code translated from the above example:
//Copied from ADODB.pas
function CreateADOObject(const ClassID: TGUID): IUnknown;
var
Status: HResult;
FPUControlWord: Word;
begin
asm
FNSTCW FPUControlWord
end;
Status := CoCreateInstance(ClassID, nil, CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER or
CLSCTX_LOCAL_SERVER, IUnknown, Result);
asm
FNCLEX
FLDCW FPUControlWord
end;
if (Status = REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG) then
raise Exception.CreateRes(@SADOCreateError) else
OleCheck(Status);
end;
var
Con: TADOConnection;
RSet: _Recordset;
Cmd: _Command;
P1, P2: _Parameter;
i: integer;
RecordsAffected: OleVariant;
begin
Con := TADOConnection.Create(nil);
try
Con.ConnectionString := PromptDataSource(Handle, '');
Con.Open('user', 'password');
Cmd := CreateADOObject(CLASS_Command) as _Command;
try
Cmd.Set_ActiveConnection(Con.ConnectionObject);
P1 := Cmd.CreateParameter('P1', adSmallInt, adParamInput, 0, 1);
Cmd.Parameters.Append(P1);
P2 := Cmd.CreateParameter('P2', adSmallInt, adParamOutput, 0, EmptyParam);
Cmd.Parameters.Append(P2);
Cmd.Properties['PLSQLRSet'].Value := True;
Cmd.CommandType := adCmdText;
Cmd.CommandText := '{CALL Employees.GetEmpRecords(?, ?)}';
RSet:= CreateADOObject(CLASS_Recordset) as _RecordSet;
try
//If I use Execute, the CursorLocation will be adUseServer
RSet.Open(Cmd, EmptyParam, adUseClient, adOpenStatic, adCmdText);
ShowMessage(IntToStr(RSet.RecordCount));
for I:= 0 to RSet.Fields.Count-1 do
begin
showmessage(vartostr(RSet.Fields.Item[i].Name)+': '+vartostr(RSet.Fields.Item[i].Value));
end;
Cmd.Properties['PLSQLRSet'].Value := False;
finally
RSet := nil;
end;
finally
Cmd := nil;
end;
finally
Con.Free;
end;
end;
NOTE: I changed the procedure to return only one cursor!
Question:
1.a) How Can I fill a DataSet from the recordset?
Or
1.b) Is there another way to capture out cursor parameters from an oracle procedure through ADO in Delphi?
UPDATE 1:
As suggested by MartynA I tried to use TADQuery
, but unsuccessfully so far:
object ADOQuery1: TADOQuery
Connection = ADOConnection1
CursorType = ctStatic
Parameters = <
item
Name = 'param0'
DataType = ftUnknown
Direction = pdOutput
Size = -1
Value = Null
end
item
Name = 'param1'
DataType = ftSmallint
Size = -1
Value = 7084
end
item
Name = 'param2'
DataType = ftSmallint
Direction = pdOutput
Size = -1
Value = Null
end>
SQL.Strings = (
'{CALL Employees.GetEmpRecords(:param0, :param1, :param2)}')
Left = 560
Top = 96
end
procedure TForm1.ADOConnection1WillExecute(Connection: TADOConnection;
var CommandText: WideString; var CursorType: TCursorType;
var LockType: TADOLockType; var CommandType: TCommandType;
var ExecuteOptions: TExecuteOptions; var EventStatus: TEventStatus;
const Command: _Command; const Recordset: _Recordset);
begin
CommandType := cmdText;
Command.Properties['PLSQLRSet'].Value := True;
end;
Solution
You can assign directly your recordset to an ADODataset
ADODataset := TADODataset.Create(nil);
ADODataset.Recordset := RecordsetData;
OTHER TIPS
It is very simple to answer the first :
RSet.Open(Cmd, EmptyParam, adUseClient, adOpenStatic, adCmdText);
DataSet := TADOQuery.Create(nil);
try
DataSet.Recordset := RSet;
...
When you 'SET' the RecordSet into the DataSet, it is automatically filled with recordset data.