Sure they are. From the DBD::Sybase docs (which also gives the shortcut you've shown in another node): 

If your stored procedure only returns OUTPUT parameters,
then you can use this shorthand:

$sth = $dbh->prepare('...');
$sth->execute;
@results = $sth->func('syb_output_params');

This will return an array for all the OUTPUT parameters in
the proc call, and will ignore any other results. The
array will be undefined if there are no OUTPUT params, or
if the stored procedure failed for some reason.

The more generic way looks like this:

$sth = $dbh->prepare(
   "declare \@id_value int, \@id_name
   exec my_proc @name = 'a string', @number = 1234, @id = @id_value
   OUTPUT, @out_name = @id_name OUTPUT"
);

$sth->execute;
do {
   while($d = $sth->fetch) {
      if($sth->{syb_result_type} == 4042) { # it's a PARAM result
         $id_value = $d->[0];
         $id_name  = $d->[1];
      }
   }
 } while($sth->{syb_more_results});

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update: Unless of course this is one of those odd little areas where SQLServer and Sybase differ.

-derby

In reply to Re: Re (2): SQL Stored Procedure return value by derby
in thread SQL Stored Procedure return value by gnangia

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