Dynamic sql and block based on a stored procedure

Hi!
I'm triying to generate a block based on a stored procedure. I want the stored procedure to execute a dynamic sql, but I'm having getting the error "PLS-00455 cursor 'AULOCASLATE' cannot be used in dynamic SQL OPEN statement".
I have the following code:
CREATE OR REPLACE package pkg_f0015 is
type rClieInstSlate is record
(clie_id CMS_CLIENTS.ID%type
,client_nm varchar2(1000)
,cs_no CMS_CLIENTS.CS_NO%type
,dob CMS_CLIENT_NAMES.BIRTH_DT%type);
type tClieInstSlate is table of rClieInstSlate;
type uClieInstSlate is ref cursor return rClieInstSlate;
procedure prLocationSlateQry(
auLocaSlate in out uClieInstSlate,                anCsNo in CMS_CLIENTS.CS_NO%type,
avClieNm in varchar2,
avSearchType in varchar2,
avLotyCd in CMS_LOCATION_TYPES.CD%type);
end pkg_f0015;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY pkg_cms_f0015 is
procedure PRLocationSlateQry( auLocaSlate in out uClieInstSlate,
anCsNo in CMS_CLIENTS.CS_NO%type,
avClieNm in varchar2,
avSearchType in varchar2,
avLotyCd in CMS_LOCATION_TYPES.CD%type) IS
vSelect varchar2(5000);
vAddCond varchar2(1000);
vSupLevel varchar2(50);
begin
vSelect := 'select clie.ID,'||
' CLIENT_NAME,'||
' clie.CS_NO,'||
' clna.BIRTH_DT dob'
' from CMS_CLIENT_NAMES clna,'||
'CMS_CLIENTS clie'||
' where clna.CLIE_ID = clie.ID';
if avSearchType= 'C' then
vAddCond := ' and clie.CS_NO = nvl('||anCsNo||',clie.CS_NO)';
vSelect := vSelect || vAddCond;
open auLocaSlate for vSelect;
end if;
end PRLocationSlateQry;
end;
I wonder if what I want is possible

OK,
Now it works. Previously we had the parameter p_guid declared as RAW, which obviously is not any good. :)
Radovan
Edited by: biciste on Apr 28, 2009 4:57 PM

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