Basing Block on Stored Proc....

each,
am basing a block on a cursor in a packaged procedure. my question is i also want to return other details in other 'in out' parameters to be shown on the form.
Can this be done....
p_procname (inparam1 in number,
outparam1 in out varchar2,
refcursor in out cur_type);
block based on the refcursor but want to also display the details returned in outparam1....
cheers

dear Ebenezer,
Try passing it through an in parameter as a varchar2. in your
procedure you can use dbms_sql to build your query.
l8r
george
Ebenezer (guest) wrote:
: Can anyone help me creating a block based on stored procedure.
I
: need to query the block based on some user input condition,
like
: EMP_NAME LIKE 'JOHN%'.
: The demo procedure just retrieves all records and my question
is
: how do we pass the WHERE condition that will be built based on
: user input, to the stored procedure.
: TIA,
: -Ebenezer
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