Call Syntax
The calling syntax is:
SQL Server: Exec Ws_Job_CreateWait @v_sequence, @v_job_name, @v_task_name, @v_job_key, @v_task_key, @v_template_job, @ v_new_job, @v_description, @v_state, @v_release_time, @v_threads, @v_scheduler, @v_logs, @v_okay, @v_fail, @v_att1, @v_att2, @v_att3, @v_att4, @v_att5, @v_att6, @v_att7, @v_att8, @v_return_code OUTPUT, @v_return_msg OUTPUT, @v_result OUTPUT
Oracle: v_result := Ws_Job_CreateWait(v_sequence, v_job_name, v_task_name, v_job_key,v_task_key, v_template_job, v_new_job, v_description, v_state, v_release_time, v_threads, v_scheduler, v_logs, v_okay, v_fail, v_att1, v_att2, v_att3, v_att4, v_att5, v_att6, v_att7, v_att8, v_return_code, v_return_msg);
DB2: CALL [METABASE].Ws_Job_CreateWait(v_sequence, v_job_name, v_task_name, v_job_key,v_task_key, v_template_job, v_new_job, v_description, v_state, v_release_time, v_threads, v_scheduler, v_logs, v_okay, v_fail, v_att1, v_att2, v_att3, v_att4, v_att5, v_att6, v_att7, v_att8, v_return_code, v_return_msg, v_result);