Call to PL/SQL Stored Procedure in the HTML expression field

Hi,
I need to display an image in a report based on the value of the underlying field. (Y/N)
I created a solution based on http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_easy_html_db_display_image_html_expression.htm
Unfortunately this does not work for me. The PL/SQL written in the HTML expression field is not being executed. The result is something like : <img src="PKG_IMAGES.display_YN_checkmark_image?p_image=Y">
What am I missing?
Tx for your help.

kcaluwae wrote:
Hi,
I need to display an image in a report based on the value of the underlying field. (Y/N)
I created a solution based on http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_easy_html_db_display_image_html_expression.htm
Unfortunately this does not work for me. The PL/SQL written in the HTML expression field is not being executed. The result is something like : <img src="PKG_IMAGES.display_YN_checkmark_image?p_image=Y">
What am I missing?Ensure that the Display As Column Attribute for the report column is Standard Report Column.
However, the linked article appears to be very out of date. If using APEX 3.1 or later, see About BLOB Support in Forms and Reports for a better alternative.
There's an OBE tutorial that followed the introduction of declarative BLOB support in 3.1 as well. (That might be an earlier version but it is still relevant to APEX 4.x.)

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Urgent : while calling a pl/sql stored procedure I am getting this error.

Error iam getting like this:
IDALException: ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PLS-00201: identifier 'BORGPURCHASEDELEGATION_SEL' must be declared ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PL/SQL: Statement ignored [ com.commerceone.ebs.infra.dal.idal.BasicSQL.oracleExceptionHandler(BasicSQL.java:863)]
ADALException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.infra.dal.adal.Adal.execute(Adal.java:765)]
ADALException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.infra.dal.adal.Adal.executeEbo(Adal.java:605)]
BusinessFatalException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.wf.business.PurchaseBorgDelegation.getData(PurchaseBorgDelegation.java:483)]
CommandException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.apps.profile.command.UserProfilePurchaseDelegationSaveCmd.execute(UserProfilePurchaseDelegationSaveCmd.java:124)]
ActionException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.apps.base.action.ActionImpl.executeCommand(ActionImpl.java:107)]
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Thanks
raji

This has happened to me when I do not have the proper grants and/or synonyms set up. My JDev/J2EE connection user does not own the database objects so I need to grant access to the database object owner's database account and create synonyms available to the connection user's database account. If you are using the same database account in your JDev/J2EE connection object as you are using to run the stored proc in SQL*Plus, this is not your problem.
I would test each part of the database involvement. For example, if you create a database view (with no additional grants or synonyms) in the user account that owns that stored procedure, can you create an ADF BC view object from that view in JDev and can you run the BC tester in JDev on it? If so, the connection user and object owner user accounts are probably the same.
Another thing to try is, instead of executing the stored procedure, do something like this:
stmt = "DECLARE v_dummy; BEGIN SELECT 1 INTO v_dummy FROM dual; END;";If that works, your calling mechanism for the stored procedure works.

Call a pl/sql stored procedure from a report link

Hello everyone:
I have a report with a link in a column, which takes you to another page and passes values to that page, but also need the link, run a stored procedure before going to the other page.
In the Forum I found cases similar to this, but none of the examples is clear to me how I do this. It seems that the target of the link should be URL, and also I have to call the stored procedure with a javascript function.
My questions are:
- Is this the best method to make what I need?
- How should be the syntax of the link that takes me to another page and run the "stored procedure"
- How and where I put the function "javascript" to run the "stored procedure"
BDD: Oracle 11 g
Apex version 4.1
Best regards
Gerard

Hi,
Change the link to call an apex.submit process. (javascript).
Edit:
I've set up a basic example.
Region 1 (just so you can see the value getting set):
select :P27_HIDDEN item_Value
from dual
Region 2:
select rownum id, dbms_random.string('U', 12) sss
from dual
connect by level <= 20
item attributes for ID:
Target: URL
URL: javascript:apex.submit({request:'NAVIGATE', set:{'P27_HIDDEN':#ID#}});
(P27_HIDDEN is just a hidden item i created)
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=54920:27
Edit2:
In your case, then you can just have a page process based on conditions request = expression1, expression1: NAVIGATE..... then a page branch to go to the desired page, also with the same conditions
Edit3:
Im not sure what examples you are referring to , as you didn't supply any links; but you mention calling the stored procedure from javascript, so would likely involve some AJAX, but imo not necessary.

Actuate 7 PL/SQL Stored Procedure Call Before the Report Run.

Hi,
I need a small help to call a pl sql stored procedure in actuate 7.
I wrote a code a on component content
Function runProc(procName as String, connection As AcDBConnection )
' Insert your code here
Dim statement As AcDBStatement
Dim results as string
' Prepare statement
Set statement = connection.Prepare("BEGIN " & procName & "; END;" )
If statement Is Nothing Then
results = "Failed to prepare statement."
results = results & " " & connection.GetSpecificErrorText( )
results = results & " " & connection.GetGeneralErrorText( )
Exit sub
End If
' Execute sprocoutparam
If statement.Execute() = 0 Then
results = "Stored procedure " & procName & "execution failed."
results = results & " " & connection.GetSpecificErrorText( )
results = results & " " & connection.GetGeneralErrorText( )
Else
results = "Stored procedure " & procName & " execution success."
End if
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    Super::Start( )
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1 Semantic Error(s) found
Thanks,
Asif

hi,
Finally Figured Out Here....
Steps to Call the Stored Procedure In Actuate 7
1 – Right Click on Content – Frame and go to properties and method Tab.
     1 – Click on New Button to you create own custom method.
     2 – Write the following code :
Sub runProc(procName as String, connection As AcDBConnection )
     Dim statement As AcDBStatement
     Dim results as string
     Set connection = GetConnection()
     'Prepare statement
     Set statement = connection.Prepare("BEGIN " & procName & "; END;" )
          If statement Is Nothing Then
               results = "Failed to prepare statement."
               results = results & " " & connection.GetSpecificErrorText( )
               results = results & " " & connection.GetGeneralErrorText( )
               MsgBox "Procedure Not Called....Badddddd"
               Exit sub
          End If
     ' Execute sprocoutparam
          If statement.Execute() = 0 Then
               results = "Stored procedure " & procName & "execution failed."
               results = results & " " & connection.GetSpecificErrorText( )
               results = results & " " & connection.GetGeneralErrorText( )
               MsgBox "Procedure Not Called....Badddddd" & results
          Else
               results = "Stored procedure " & procName & " execution success."
               MsgBox "Procedure Called....Wowwww"
          End if
          ShowFactoryStatus(results)
End Sub2 – Now let call the stored procedure before our actual report query runs.
     1 - Right Click on Content – Frame and go to properties and method Tab.
     2 - Select the Start Method and Click on Override button.
     3 - Write the following code:
Sub Start( )
     Dim ProcName as String
     Dim connectionObject As AcDBConnection
     Set connectionObject = GetConnection()
     ProcName="XXTEST ()"
     runProc( ProcName, connectionObject )
    Super::Start ( )
End Sub3 – Now design your report as usual using the Textual Query window.

Unable to use the values returned by a PL/SQL stored procedure in a XSQL page

Hi,
I've been messing around with XML and XSQL in particular. I was trying to write a xsql page to display a report with account totals...I have the following .xsql which calls a PL/SQL stored procedure :
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xsql:query connection="pfcdm" xmlns:xsql="urn:oracle-xsql">
<xsql:set-session-param name="zasset_total" value="100">
<xsql:dml connection="pfcdm">
rraman.sp_vw_id(zasset_total,zinvm_total,zmkt_val);
</xsql:dml>
</xsql:set-session-param>
select 'Asset total is {@zasset_total}' as "ASSET_TOTAL" from dual
</xsql:query>
My procedure sp_vw_id returns the values that it should. But, I am not sure how to declare variables within a page, and to output the return values. There is very scanty documentation on the usage of <xsql:dml> or <xsql:ref-cursor-function>.
Any response would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Raja

Here is the example from the Oracle9i (complete rewrite) of the XSQL Chapter in our Oracle documentation.
Question
I using <xsql:dml> to call a stored procedure which has one OUT parameter, but I was not able to see any results. The executed code results in the following statement:
<xsql-status action="xsql:dml" rows="0"/>
Answer
You cannot set parameter values by binding them in the position of OUT variables in this release using <xsql:dml>. Only IN parameters are supported for binding. You can create a wrapper procedure that constructs XML elements using the HTP package and then your XSQL page can invoke the wrapper procedure using <xsql:include-owa> instead.
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CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE addmult(arg1 NUMBER,
arg2 NUMBER,
sumval OUT NUMBER,
prodval OUT NUMBER) IS
BEGIN
sumval := arg1 + arg2;
prodval := arg1 * arg2;
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sumval NUMBER;
prodval NUMBER;
xml VARCHAR2(2000);
BEGIN
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xml := '<addmult>'| |
'<sum>'| |sumval| |'</sum>'| |
'<product>'| |prodval| |'</product>'| |
'</addmult>';
-- Print the XML result to the OWA page buffer for return
HTP.P(xml);
END;This way, you can build an XSQL page like this that calls the wrapper procedure:
<page connection="demo" xmlns:xsql="urn:oracle-xsql">
<xsql:include-owa bind-params="arg1 arg2">
BEGIN addmultwrapper(?,?); END;
</xsql:include-owa>
</page>This allows a request like:
http://yourserver.com/addmult.xsql?arg1=30&arg2=45
to return an XML datagram that reflects the OUT values like this:
<page> <addmult><sum>75</sum><product>1350</product></addmult>
</page>

Error calling PL/SQL stored procedure

Hi,
I'm pretty new to JDeveloper having used NetBeans for the last few years.
I'm getting an error when trying to call a PL/SQL stored procedure. When I click on any of the oracle errors I get an "unable to find source file" message. The errors occurs in call.execute(). The error message and Java code are listed below. Any help is much appreciated.
Cheers,
Stevie
Errors:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 33
     at java.lang.String.charAt(String.java:558)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleSql.handleODBC(OracleSql.java:877)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleSql.parse(OracleSql.java:811)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleSql.getSql(OracleSql.java:284)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleSql.getSqlBytes(OracleSql.java:538)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CCallableStatement.doOall8(T4CCallableStatement.java:169)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CCallableStatement.execute_for_rows(T4CCallableStatement.java:873)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.doExecuteWithTimeout(OracleStatement.java:1161)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OraclePreparedStatement.executeInternal(OraclePreparedStatement.java:3001)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OraclePreparedStatement.execute(OraclePreparedStatement.java:3093)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleCallableStatement.execute(OracleCallableStatement.java:4286)
     at oracle.CallPLSQL.callLMO(CallPLSQL.java:118)
     at oracle.TestHarness.main(TestHarness.java:18)
Jave Code:
package oracle;
import java.sql.CallableStatement;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.DriverManager;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.sql.Types;
public class CallPLSQL {
private Connection conn;
public CallPLSQL() {
*Constructor.
try {
//Register Oracle Database Drive
DriverManager.registerDriver(new oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver());
//set connection
String connectionString="jdbc:oracle:thin:TSD/TSD@DEV:1526:DEVELOP";
this.setConn(DriverManager.getConnection(connectionString,"TSD", "TSD"));
} catch (SQLException ex) {
public int callproc () throws SQLException {
CallableStatement call;
String callString = "{call proc" +
call = conn.prepareCall(callString);
call.setInt(1, 120289);
call.setInt(2, 2008);
call.registerOutParameter(3, Types.INTEGER);
call.registerOutParameter(4, Types.INTEGER);
call.registerOutParameter(5, Types.INTEGER);
call.registerOutParameter(6, Types.DATE);
call.registerOutParameter(7, Types.VARCHAR);
call.registerOutParameter(8, Types.INTEGER);
call.registerOutParameter(9, Types.INTEGER);
call.execute();
int i = call.getInt("app_id");
return i;
public void setConn(Connection conn) {
this.conn = conn;
public Connection getConn() {
return conn;
}

I've fixed it now. I'd missed a } in prepareCall. What a doughball.

How to bind arrays to PL/SQL stored procedure using OCI?

Hi,
We are having problems trying to bind arrays to PL/SQL stored procedure using OCI. Here is the situation:
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p_ErrorCode OUT NUMBER,
p_ErrorMsg OUT VARCHAR2,
p_RowCount OUT NUMBER,
p_VEPFindTasks OUT t_VEPFindTaskRecordTable,
p_MaxTask IN NUMBER);
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RTCID NUMBER,
TransNum NUMBER,
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All of the parameters that are binded as arrays are OUTPUT parameters. The rest are either INPUT or INPUT/OUTPUT parameters. Now, when we try to execute, OCI returns with an error "Invalid number or types of arguments" (or something to that sort... the number was something like ORA-06550). Please help...
Is there any sample on how to use the OCIBindArrayOfStruct with PL/SQL stored procedures? The sample provided from Oracle is only for a straight SQL statement.
Thank's for all your help.
** Dannil Chan **

As you said:
You have to pass in an array for every field and deconstruct/construct the record in the procedure. There is no support for record type or an array of records. Can you give me a example? I'am very urgently need it.
thanks
email: [email protected]

PL/SQL Stored procedures vs C# code.

Hi All
We are going to start designing a kind of transactional application with huge volume of data (150 million records per month). Our selected DB engine is Oracle 10.g while C# is selected development language.
Because of big volume of data performance is one of the most important factors for us, and the technical design should gain the best level of performance.
What i'm looking for and studing for it is to define which kind of operation shall be done by Stored Procedure which will be written by PL/SQL or by C# classes?
I don't interested in to handle complicated and complex jobs using PL/SQL stored procedures while the performance really deserve it.

Hello,
Well, my philosophy is to leverage the database as much as possible. I have worked with applications that had no "select", "insert", "update" or "delete" statements in them. Instead, stored procedures and functions inside of PL/SQL packages and bodies were used. Some people will argue strongly against that, but I belong to the "thick database" group rather than the "the database is just a persistence layer that I have to deal with" group. To me it makes sense to co-locate the code that works on the data with the data. If you are working with large volumes of data, I find the bulk operations available via PL/SQL to be very handy.
Here's an AskTom thread that deals with this general issue:
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Regards,
Mark

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Hi,
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If i run the report (with stored procedure) from CMC using the default table prefix (in database config tab), it's able to generate the report.
If i select custom table prefix and specify the custom table prefix value with the same value as in the default table prefix, it could not generate the report and error stated that the table could not be found.
Please enlighten me if you have use MS SQL database for reporting with BO XI R2.
Thanks.

That means it's not a SDK-specific error.
Once it's resolved in InfoView, it'll likely be resolved with your app.
You might want to open a support case with SAP.
Sincerely,
Ted Ueda

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Could anyone tell me how can I call PL/SQL stored procedure using
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Thanx!
null

You are correct on all counts, they all should work.
Oracle Product Development Team wrote:
: Hi,
: I don't know the exact syntax in ODBC, but reasoning by analogy
: with other API's, I'd bet one of the following works
: (for a call to: procedure my_proc(n1 number, n2 number);):
: "{ my_proc(1,2); }"
: "{ call my_proc(1,2); }"
: "{ begin my_proc(1,2); end }"
: "begin my_proc(1,2); end;"
: "begin my_proc(1,2); end"
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: using
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How to call PL-SQL/stored procedure in Creator

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Hi!!!
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Hallo,
could anybody tell me how to call HANA SQL stored procedure dynamically?
The coding looks like this:
v_ProcedureName := '"' || KpiNamespace || '::' || KpiName || '"';
v_SQL := 'CALL ' || :v_ProcedureName || '( lt_outKPI )';
EXEC :v_SQL;
For this call I get the error message:
"Transaction rolled back by an internal error: wrong number or types of parameters in call: Physical table is not allowed in OUT table variable position: LT_OUTKPI: line 1 col 55 (at pos 54)"
The procedure to be called dynamically has a table output parameter.
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards,
Alexey Romanov.
Hi Alex,
Can you share your requirement on exactly what is the need to call the procedure dynamically?
For your question, have a look on the below:
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http://scn.sap.com/servlet/JiveServlet/downloadImage/2-14895702-415799/236-170/pastedImage_0.png
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QUERY := 'call EMPLOYEE_DETIALS(?)';
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Hi Krishna,
Thanks for your reply!
Unfortunately, I can neither go to ‘full discussion’, nor open the pictures, you have attached, nor see you reply.
That’s why I just add my reply to the problem description.
The procedure name is composed out of 2 parts on-the-fly, that is why I have to call it dynamically:
create local temporary table "#KPIEvals"(
          "KpiNamespace" NVARCHAR(256) CS_STRING,
          "KpiName" NVARCHAR(32) CS_STRING,
          "KpiText" NVARCHAR(256) CS_STRING,
          "Responsible" NVARCHAR(256) CS_STRING );
FOR cur_row as c_cursor DO
     v_SQL := '';
     v_ProcedureName := '"' || cur_row."KpiNamespace" || '::' || cur_row."KpiName" || '"';
     v_SQL := 'CALL ' || :v_ProcedureName || '( lt_outKPI )';
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     v_SQL := 'INSERT INTO "#KPIEvals" SELECT * FROM :lt_out_kpi';
     EXEC :v_SQL;
END FOR;
I guess there might be 2 reasons for the problem:
1.     All the procedures are called dynamically in a loop.
2.     All the procedures have an output parameter, which is a table.
Hope that helps,
Best Regards,
Alex.

Hi Alexey, I think what you may need to do in this case is to do the insert into your temp table from within the dynamically called procedure, therefore no need for output param in your procedure call. You can then select from the temp table in your main procedure. Hope that makes sense.
Peter

Dynamic SQL Stored Procedure call in Pro*C Application

Hello All
Could you help with a sample Pro*C program (or snippet) which has a dynamic call to a stored procedure? The procedure to be called is determined at run time and so also the number of parameters to it.
Is this even possible using Pro*C?
Thanks in Advance
RD

Hi Colin & Faust
We found sample pro*c programs for dynamically calling PL/SQL blocks but not for dynamically calling stored procedures.
Heres the program we compiled successfully but it doesnt work, it gives a core dump on execution. Could you point out whats wrong.
#include<stdio.h>
#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<sqlca.h>
#include<string>
#include<sys/types.h>
#include<sys/ipc.h>
#include<sys/msg.h>
#include<thread.h>
#include<sqlda.h>
#include<sqlcpr.h>
using namespace std;
#define TRUE 1
int main()
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
char *UserID = getenv( "DATABASE" );
char query[100];
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
SQLDA *bind_des;
EXEC SQL CONNECT :UserID;
EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR CONTINUE;
bind_des = SQLSQLDAAlloc( 0, 2, (size_t)10, (size_t)0 );
bind_des->N = 2;
strcpy( query, "CALL sel_dept( :empno,:name );");
//Calling stored procedure sel_dept( no NUMBER IN, name VARCHAR2 OUT)
EXEC SQL PREPARE sql_stmt from :query;
EXEC SQL DESCRIBE BIND VARIABLES FOR sql_stmt INTO bind_des;
bind_des->N = bind_des->F;
//cout << " bind_des->N after assigment = " << bind_des->N;
//--------------------- Enter the Input values -----------------------------
//parameter :1
bind_des->L[0] = 4;
/* Allocate storage for value and null terminator. */
bind_des->V[0] = (char *) malloc(bind_des->L[0] + 1);
/* Store value in bind descriptor. */
strcpy(bind_des->V[0], "50");
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bind_des->T[0] = 2;
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bind_des->L[1] = 20;
/* Allocate storage for value and null terminator. */
bind_des->V[1] = (char *) malloc(bind_des->L[1] + 1);
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strcpy(bind_des->V[1], "");
/* Set datatype to STRING. */
bind_des->T[1] = 5;
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cout << "name"<<"\t";
cout << "bind_des->V[0]=" << bind_des->V[0]<<"\t";
cout << "bind_des->V[1]=" << bind_des->V[1]<<"\t"<<endl;
for (int i = 0; i < bind_des->F; i++) /* for bind descriptor */
free(bind_des->V);
free(bind_des->I[i]);
SQLSQLDAFree(0, bind_des);
EXEC SQL COMMIT;
return 0;

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I Have Problem Calling An Oracle(8i) Stored Procedure That Returns Array Type (Multi Rows)
(As Good As String Array Type..)
In This Fourm, I Can't Find Out Example Source.
(Question is Exist.. But No Answer..)
I Want An Example,, Because I'm A Beginner...
(I Wonder...)
If It Is Impossible, Please Told Me.. "Impossible"
Then, I'll Give Up to Resolve This Way.....
Please Help Me !!!
Thanks in advance,

// Try the following, I appologize that I have not compiled and run this ... but it is headed in the right direction
import java.sql.*;
class RunStoredProc
public static void main(String args[])
throws SQLException
try
Class.forName("oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver");
catch(Exception ex)
ex.printStackTrace();
java.util.Properties props = new java.util.Properties();
props.put("user", "********"); // you need to replace stars with db userid
props.put("password", "********"); // you need to replace stars with userid db password
// below replace machine.domain.com and DBNAME, and port address if different than 1521
Connection conn =
DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:oracle:thin:@machine.domain.com:1521:DBNAME", props);
// replace "Your Stored Procedure" with your stored procedure
CallableStatement stmt = conn.prepareCall("Your Stored Procedure");
ResultSet rset = stmt.execute();
while(rset.next())
System.out.println(rset.getString(1));

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