pymmsql: Set cursor .description attribute on .callproc() calls. #239
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This allows calling any of the fetch*() methods after a SP call to capture a result set of a query performed by it, just like it's already possible by iterating over the connection object.
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Could be related to #134. |
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Looking at #134 I see this issue is strongly related to it. Calling pymssql's cursor Because of this I'm closing this as a duplicate. |
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This allows calling any of the fetch*() methods after a SP call to
capture a result set of a query performed by it, just like it's already
possible by iterating over the connection object.