OCCI RegisteroutParam Callable Statement

Hi.
I have a problem with a OUT parameter in a PL/SQL , when I try to read it with occi.
In my OCCI program:
Number pnum;
Statement *stmt;
stmt = con->createStatement("BEGIN demo_proc ( :PAR_EJE_NUM );END");
stmt->registerOutParam(1,OCCINUMBER,sizeof(pnum));
int nout = stmt->executeUpdate();
PL/SQL
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE "AQ"."demo_proc"
( PAR_EJE_NUM OUT NUMBER ) IS
BEGIN
PAR_EJE_NUM := 12345;
END;
When I execute the OCCI program , an unexcepted error ocurred:
Excepcion Bloque Codigo SQLExcep
ORA-06502: PL/SQL; numeric or value error
ORA-06512: at line 1
If the number is less than 9999 , the error doesn`t occur.
Also, if I change to:
registerOutParam(1,OCCIFLOAT,100);
don`t get any error messages.
Any idea what is causing this ?
The BD is Oracle 9.2.0.2.0 and our compiler is aCC 03.39.
Thanks

seems to be a bug. Try OCCIINT and stmt->getInt(1).
The size argument for registerOutParam is ignored for numeric types.

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