Facing problem in migration of StoO_error,StoO_sqlstatus,StoO_fetchstatus

Question

Hi,
Migration Workbench convert the sqlserver code but i am facing problems with StoO_error,StoO_sqlstatus,StoO_fetchstatus.
Please clarify me how to handle this in ORACLE
I need to know the equivalent Oracle code for the Sql Server code.
DELETE FROM User_Rights_Access
          WHERE User_ID = p_User_Id;
     IF LEN(p_SelectedRights) > 0 THEN
     BEGIN
          NULL;/*DECLARE CURSOR userselectedrights_cursor */
               OPEN userselectedrights_cursor;
               FETCH userselectedrights_cursor INTO
          t_SelectedRightsID;
          IF userselectedrights_cursor%NOTFOUND THEN
               StoO_sqlstatus := 2;
               StoO_fetchstatus := -1;
          ELSE
               StoO_sqlstatus := 0;
               StoO_fetchstatus := 0;
          END IF;
          <<i_loop1>>
          WHILE StoO_fetchstatus = 0 LOOP
          BEGIN
               INSERT INTO sa.User_Rights_Access (User_ID, Rights_Id, del_flag)
                    VALUES (p_User_Id,                     t_SelectedRightsID,                                         0);
                    FETCH userselectedrights_cursor INTO
               t_SelectedRightsID;
               IF userselectedrights_cursor%NOTFOUND THEN
                    StoO_sqlstatus := 2;
                    StoO_fetchstatus := -1;
               ELSE
                    StoO_sqlstatus := 0;
                    StoO_fetchstatus := 0;
               END IF;
          END;
          END LOOP;
               CLOSE userselectedrights_cursor;
          NULL;
     END;

Answer 1

Anu,
I think the declaration of these variable is left out by default as most short procedures do not need them.
Check out the 'Generate Maximal PL/SQL' stored procedure option, which is detailed in the stored procedure option help page. This option can be applied per procedure.
Thank you for your time,
Turloch
Oracle Migration Workbench Team