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No stored procedures at this point. Have you looked at Notebooks? If so and you still think you need/want stored procedures I would very much like to learn about it:
Are you saying you need to "glue together" the query dynamically. Thsi requires logic and it all has to fit into a JDBC call? I.e. you need a CALL statement which hides the complexity?
Yes, I need to dynamically prepare the query using parameters, execute it on the Unity catalog, and display the results in the application's UI screen. That's why I want to write the logic in a stored procedure and call it.
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