Use ResultSetMapping from ProcedureCall instead of creating a new one
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@ -986,4 +986,7 @@ public class ProcedureCallImpl<R>
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return getResultList().stream();
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return getResultList().stream();
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}
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public ResultSetMapping getResultSetMapping() {
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return resultSetMapping;
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}
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}
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}
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@ -155,9 +155,10 @@ public class OutputsImpl implements Outputs {
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jdbcStatement,
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jdbcStatement,
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resultSet
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resultSet
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);
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ResultSetMapping resultSetMapping = new ResultSetMappingImpl( null );
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final ProcedureCallImpl procedureCall = (ProcedureCallImpl) context;
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final ProcedureCallImpl procedureCall = (ProcedureCallImpl) context;
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final ResultSetMapping resultSetMapping = procedureCall.getResultSetMapping();
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final JavaTypeDescriptorRegistry javaTypeDescriptorRegistry = context.getSession()
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final JavaTypeDescriptorRegistry javaTypeDescriptorRegistry = context.getSession()
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.getTypeConfiguration()
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.getTypeConfiguration()
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.getJavaTypeDescriptorRegistry();
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.getJavaTypeDescriptorRegistry();
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