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how to call a stored procedure which do not return a resultSet

 
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is it possible to call a sql server 2005 stored procedure which does not return a resultset? (the stored procedure is just a update statement, not a select statement, so not resultset is return!!)
is there any example?
 
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I am guessing this is a Hibernate question?
 
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in hibernate document, 16.2.2.1. Rules/limitations for using stored procedures, there is a statement
[quoted]
For Sybase or MS SQL server the following rules apply:
The procedure must return a result set.
[/quoted]
but my stored procedure does not return anything, so is it possible to overcome the limitation and call it in hibernate?
 
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So it is a Hibernate question. YOu could just call the procedure via native SQL; there is method on the Session class to do just that.
 
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how to do it? use something likes CallableStatement?
 
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