I have a stored procedure in MySQL version 5.1.65 running on Mac Os X,
which is declared like so:
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` PROCEDURE
`sendregning`.`balance_per_claim_type`(in p_originator_id integer,
p_recipient_id integer,
out p_bal decimal(12,2), out p_pos decimal(12,2), out p_neg
decimal(12,2), out p_uid decimal(12,2) )
READS SQL DATA
As you can see, I have 4 variables declared with "out".
The generated Java code from jOOQ version 3.0.0-RC3 looks like this:
public static void balancePerClaimType(org.jooq.Configuration
configuration, java.lang.Object in, java.lang.Integer pRecipientId,
java.lang.Object *out*, java.lang.Object *out*, java.lang.Object *out*,
java.lang.Object *out*) {
As you can see, this will not compile the generated code should produce
unique identifiers, that is; either each output object should be named
according to the SQL declaration (p_bal, p_pos etc.) or each parameter
should have been named out1, out2 ... out*n.*
*
*
Seems like a possible bug in the code generator to me.
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