Clayton Beatty Posted June 6, 2019 Share Posted June 6, 2019 I am very new to Tibco DV... as in, I first saw the product yesterday.... and I am wondering if it is possible to query data from a Table Valued Functiion in a SQL database I'm thinking it is... but am not having any luck in doing it. The SQL function has already been connected to Tibco (by another team), and when I open the function in Tibco, under the datasource... I see two variables defined; the first being the table return value (OTHER/table), and the second being the sole input paramter which is needed by the function (DATE/date). When I look at the Info tab, Yibco seems to see the Type as being: Procedure Executing a select against the function within MS Management studio returns the expected data (of course): select * from MySchema.fnMyFunction('2019-06-04') But when I use SQL scratchpad to execute from within Tibco: select * from /Path0/Path1/Path2/Path3/Path4/Path5/Path6/fnMyFunction('2019-06-04') I get the following message: Procedure '/Path0/Path1/Path2/Path3/Path4/Path5/Path6/fnMyFunction' must contain only one output cursor with unique fields or at least one scalar output. On line 2, column 6. [parser-2906438] [Log ID: 61835d25-0a12-40a9-a8f1-38eb6a39eaef] And when I open the Tibco definition of the function, and click the run icon... I am prompted for the input parm, and then I get: null [Log ID: a44d5887-2d22-4c3f-b42c-6d14bfafbc08] As I said, I am very new to Tibco DV, so I know almost nothing about it... But I am an MS SQL develeoper. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deepak Kuletha Posted October 12, 2019 Share Posted October 12, 2019 Hi, Please let me know the data source type which you have created. Is it a stored procedure that you see under Data Source Did you try design by example for the same Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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