Here the simplest way to execute stored procedure from BODS using In-Build function. You can also try and pass dynamic input to stored procedure.
Below the simplest steps to execute stored procedure and then data extraction.
1. Create Batch job and insert workflow and Script as like below
2. Use the In-Build function sql() in BODS Script to execute SQL operation in the specified database.
Syntax: sql (datastore, sql_command)
DataStore: A string containing the name of the datastore where the tables involved in the SQL operation reside. This name is the name you specified when you created the datastore in Data Services. Include this string in single quotation marks.
SQL_Command: A string containing the text of the SQL command to execute. This string must be enclosed in single quotation marks ('). If the string contains quoted values, the internal quotation marks must be single quotation marks preceded by the escape character, backslash (\).
Example :
DataStore Name: SQL_FI_SRC
Stored Procedure Name: SP_Fill_FITable
Pass dynamic input to stored procedure:
Create Global variable under Batch Job and use the same as stored procedure parameter and pass the value to variable while executing the job, below the example
Global Variable: $CalMonth
DataStore Name: SQL_FI_SRC
Stored Procedure Name: SP_Fill_FITable
Required Parameter : @CalMonth , @Type
Assume @calmonth is a dynamic and @Type is default value then use the below script
Note: This stored procedure will fill the values to the source table.
3. Create dataflow to perform data extraction from source table and include under workflow as like below,
4. Execute the Batch Job, Script will execute the stored procedure and fill the value to the source table after that dataflow will perform the data extraction from source to target table .
Batch Job Execution status Log:
