Hi.
I have a Java Servlet which calls a Stored Procedure sending 3 parameters. It works fine.
Now i'm making some changes in the database and i realized that Stored Procedure should receive 4 parameters instead of 3 so it can do his work.
My question is: What could happen if i change the Stored Procedure without changing the Servlet? Will the Servlet crash due to the missing parameter?
I have this question because the servlet and the new version (with the SP call modified) will be working on the same database for a while for testing.
I've thinking of creating another SP, or changing both versions of the servlet. And yes, testing must be done on the same database :S
I want to know what you think. Thanks.
I have a Java Servlet which calls a Stored Procedure sending 3 parameters. It works fine.
Now i'm making some changes in the database and i realized that Stored Procedure should receive 4 parameters instead of 3 so it can do his work.
My question is: What could happen if i change the Stored Procedure without changing the Servlet? Will the Servlet crash due to the missing parameter?
I have this question because the servlet and the new version (with the SP call modified) will be working on the same database for a while for testing.
I've thinking of creating another SP, or changing both versions of the servlet. And yes, testing must be done on the same database :S
I want to know what you think. Thanks.