Design a procedure which returns a result set of a select Query

Hi...
Can some one help me out with a brief design or work around for creating a stored procedure which runs a select Query and Returns a result set...
If not a stored procedure, at least a function which makes the job simple....
Awaiting help in this regard ........

Hi...
I am sorry for providing insufficient Info...
Actually I am using Oracle 10G DB...
I have a select Query..
Since I am a part of team which is building a Complete Data Driven site, Even an SQL Query and a PL/SQL function body was stored in the Table itself to bring in some kind of Dynamism in the site.... But the master table was loaded with a lot of data and hence Now we decided to Store everythin in a generic package..
I used REF CURSORS to store a result set of a simple SELECT Query.... and declaring it as an out parameter in my Procedure body so that the JAVA team can directly access the Procedure from the JAVA layer....
Now I want to know can I do anything more efficient to carry out the above operation....

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I have multiple select statements in my stored procedure that I want to return as one result set
for instance
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union
select name from table b
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You have to CAST or CONVERT (or implicitly convert) the columns to the same datatype. You must find a datatype that both columns can be converted to without error. In your example I'm guessing id is an int and name is a varchar or nvarchar.
Since you didn't convert the datatypes, SQL will use its data precedence rules and attempt to convert name to an int. If any row contains a row that has a value in name that cannot be converted to an int, you will get an error. The solution is
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DROP TABLE #DescendantsMS SQL Server - right?
Then don't drop the table.
From the MS docs for "create table"
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I hav one stored procedure (one parameter) which returns a result set. Can we use this stored procedure in OBIEE? If so, how we hav to use.
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SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
alter proc spQ_GetASCBillingRateIDs2
@ScheduleID CHAR(15),
@startdate smalldatetime,
@enddate smalldatetime
as
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case when fts.effdate > @startdate then fts.EffDate
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What you did post is bad SQL.
The prefix “tbl-” is a design flaw called tibbling and we do not do it. We seldom use temp tables in RDBMS; it is how magnetic tape file programmers fake scratch tapes.
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Your “bill_parent” looks like a assembly language bit flag; we never use those flags in SQL.
“Funding_Type_Status” is an absurd name for a table. A status is a state of being, not an entity. A type is an attribute property. So this table ought to be column that is either a “funding_type” or “funding_status” (with the time period for the state of being
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Want to try again, with DDL and some specs?
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Hi All
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Why don't you just use sqlplus as already suggested
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hello,
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or PLS-00221: tc is not a procedure or is undefined.
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TYPE cursorType is REF CURSOR;
PROCEDURE test_cursor( tc IN OUT cursorType,
v_err OUT varchar2,
v_msg OUT varchar2);
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PROCEDURE test_cursor
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v_msg OUT varchar2)
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      ,[VAT]
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      ,[TOS]
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SET @ITNAME=(SELECT TOP(1) ITEM FROM #ITNAME_0)
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This is a forum for Reporting Services (SSRS). If you're using Jasper reports then you should be posting in relevenat forums. I'm not sure there would be enough people with Jasper report experience here to help you out!
Anyways in SSRS when we use Temp tables in procedure it will throw exception in editor but when you save and run it will still work fine. Did you try saving it and executing report? Did the error still persisted?
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Calling a stored procedure which returns a value

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use this.
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[nQSError: 77006] Oracle BI Presentation Server Error: A fatal error occurred while processing the request. The server responded with: ***kmsgPortalGoRequestHasBeenCancelled: message text not found ***
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Error Codes: AGEGTYVF
+++ ThreadID: f3c6cb90 : 2010-12-17 23:55:04.553
iBotID: /shared/_ibots/common/TM/Claims Report
...Trying iBot Get Response Content loop again.
+++ ThreadID: f3c6cb90 : 2010-12-17 23:55:04.554
... Sleeping for 8 seconds.
+++ ThreadID: f3c6cb90 : 2010-12-17 23:55:12.642
[nQSError: 77006] Oracle BI Presentation Server Error: A fatal error occurred while processing the request. The server responded with: ***kmsgPortalGoRequestHasBeenCancelled: message text not found ***
Error Codes: YLKKAV7S
Error Codes: AGEGTYVF
+++ ThreadID: f3c6cb90 : 2010-12-17 23:55:12.644
iBotID: /shared/_ibots/common/TM/Claims Report
...Trying iBot Get Response Content loop again.
+++ ThreadID: f3c6cb90 : 2010-12-17 23:55:12.644
... Sleeping for 6 seconds.
+++ ThreadID: f3c6cb90 : 2010-12-17 23:55:18.730
[nQSError: 77006] Oracle BI Presentation Server Error: A fatal error occurred while processing the request. The server responded with: ***kmsgPortalGoRequestHasBeenCancelled: message text not found ***
Error Codes: YLKKAV7S
Error Codes: AGEGTYVF
+++ ThreadID: f3c6cb90 : 2010-12-17 23:55:18.734
iBotID: /shared/_ibots/common/TM/Claims Report
Exceeded number of request retries.

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