Executing a Stored Procedure

I have this code
CallableStatement stmt1 = conn.prepareCall("{?= call suma(?)}");
stmt1.setInt(2, 12);
stmt1.registerOutParameter(1, Types.INTEGER );
stmt1.registerOutParameter(2, Types.INTEGER );
stmt1.execute();
But it doesn't work, I copy this from a book.
I am using the jdbc-odbc bridge to connect to a SQL Server 7.0
Someone can help?
Thanks

Thats is because when I execute the program, it finishes abnormally and with no apparent reason. I think it can be problems with SQL Server or something
Thanks

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=======================================
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( pv_issue_version_col OUT issue_version_col_t
AS
CURSOR cur_issue_version
IS
SELECT
issue_version_t (
SHARE_OUTST_T (so.shr_outst_amt )
, SECURITY_T ( s.vote_per_shr
, s.sec_cusip
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, s.SEC_TICKER_SYMB )
, ALTERNATE_ID_T (a.ALT_ID_TYPE)
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, ISSUE_MAINT_VERSION_T (imv.im_key_id
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, imv.eff_tmstmp
, imv.exp_tmstmp
, imv.next_review_tmstmp
, imv.appr_status_ref_id
, imv.vote
, imv.add_usr_id
, imv.add_tmstmp
, imv.upd_usr_id
, imv.upd_tmstmp
, imv.lock_level_num
, NULL )
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, ism.shr_outst_amt
, ism.curr_outst_amt
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, ism.add_tmstmp
, ism.upd_usr_id
, ism.upd_tmstmp
, ism.lock_level_num
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, NULL )
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share_outst so
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, alternate_id a
, issuer i
, issue_maintenance_version imv
, issue_share_maintenance ism
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and s.SEC_KEY_ID = a.SEC_KEY_ID
and s.MSTR_ISSR_KEY_ID = i.ISSR_KEY_ID
and s.SEC_CUSIP = imv.SEC_CUSIP (+)
and s.SEC_CUSIP = ism.SEC_CUSIP (+)
and imv.IM_KEY_ID = imc.IM_KEY_ID (+);
BEGIN
OPEN cur_issue_version ;
FETCH cur_issue_version BULK COLLECT INTO pv_issue_version_col ;
CLOSE cur_issue_version ;
END ;
PROCEDURE get_all_issue_col_v1
( pv_issue_version_col OUT NOCOPY issue_version_col_t
, pv_row_count IN number
, pv_issuer_id IN VARCHAR2
AS
CURSOR cur_issue_version
IS
SELECT
issue_version_t (
SHARE_OUTST_T (so.shr_outst_amt )
, SECURITY_T ( s.vote_per_shr
, s.sec_cusip
, s.PRI_MKT_EXCH_CD
, s.IV_TYPE_CD
, s.SEC_TICKER_SYMB )
, ALTERNATE_ID_T (a.ALT_ID_TYPE)
, ISSUER_T (i.ISSR_ID )
, ISSUE_MAINT_VERSION_T (imv.im_key_id
, imv.im_ver_num
, imv.eff_tmstmp
, imv.exp_tmstmp
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, imv.appr_status_ref_id
, imv.vote
, imv.add_usr_id
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, NULL )
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, imc.upd_usr_id
, imc.upd_tmstmp
, imc.lock_level_num
, NULL )
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share_outst so
, security s
, alternate_id a
, issuer i
, issue_maintenance_version imv
, issue_share_maintenance ism
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WHERE
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and s.SEC_CUSIP = imv.SEC_CUSIP (+)
and s.SEC_CUSIP = ism.SEC_CUSIP (+)
and imv.IM_KEY_ID = imc.IM_KEY_ID (+);
BEGIN
OPEN cur_issue_version ;
FETCH cur_issue_version BULK COLLECT INTO pv_issue_version_col ;
CLOSE cur_issue_version ;
END ;
====================
When I execute this stored procedure thru rapid sql, I get error
Error: ORA-06550: line 1, column 21:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'GET_ALL_ISSUE_VERSION_COL'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 21:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored, Batch 1 Line 1 Col 21
What is that I am missing?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I've never tried Rapid SQL, but my guess is that you can't pass objects through it. I'd write a test case on the server and try it there. It looks like it should work but I didn't build a test case. If it works on the server but not in the tool, it's like the tool. OCI8 doesn't support passing instantiated objects.

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Hi,
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cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
cmd.Parameters.AddRange(oraParams);
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Hi,
Does that actually execute? You're passing two parameters to a procedure that only takews 1 and get no error?
Your stored procedure doesnt return anything and has no output parameters, what are you expecting to be returned exactly?
If you're trying to access V_STATUS you'll need to declare that as either an output parameter of the procedure, or return value of the function, and also access it via accessing Param.Value, not as the result of ExecuteScalar.
See if this helps.
Cheers,
Greg
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is
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Remove the NULL values with the data you want to use in the SP.
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Write PL/SQl block.
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Ashutosh

How to execute a stored procedure with an out parameter ?

Guys I am struggling with executing a stored procedure from sql plus.I mean my stored procedure has 2 input parameter and 1 out put parameter (status of the execution).
MY_PROCEDURE(p_name in varchar2,p_age in number,p_status out varchar2)
end my_procedure;
When I say
EXECUTE MY_PROCEDURE('manohar','Shetty');
i get insufficient parameters errors.
please help.

EXECUTE isn't a valid PL/SQL construct. It's a SQL*Plus command. You don't want to put any SQL*Plus commands in a PL/SQL block.
You can always execute a stored procedure purely through PL/SQL
begin
my_stored_procedure( x, y, z );
end;SQL*Plus happens to give you the execute command so you can avoid the begin and end statements.
Justin

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