pyodbc return multiple cursors from stored procedure with DB2

Question

I have a python program that calls a stored procedure from db2 database. I am using results = cursor.fetchall() to process the results of my stored procedure. H

Answer 1

Use the nextset() method of the cursor: https://github.com/mkleehammer/pyodbc/wiki/Cursor#nextset

Sample code:

# fetch rows from first set
rows = cursor.fetchall()    
# process first set rows here

# advance to next result set
while (cursor.nextset()):    
    # fetch rows from next set, discarding first
    rows = cursor.fetchall()    
    # process next set rows here

nextset() will return True if additional result sets are available, and subsequent cursor fetch methods will return rows from the next set. The method returns None if no additional sets are available.

Answer 2

Just a small simplification for the record:

while True:    
    rows = cursor.fetchall()
    # process all result sets in the same place
    if not cursor.nextset():
        break