How to execute a procedure if out parameter is table type

Hi,
I need to execute a procedure, output parameter of the procedure is table type.
Oracle version I am using is 9.2.0.8 . I am using SQL*Plus
Procedure declaration
PROCEDURE current_open_cycle (p_ban IN repl_cust2.billing_account.ban%TYPE,
v_bill_seq_rec OUT bill_seq_table) ;
Table type declaration
TYPE bill_seq_table IS
TABLE OF bill_seq_rectype INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
TYPE bill_seq_rectype IS RECORD (v_cycle_run_year repl_cust2.bill.cycle_run_year%TYPE,
v_cycle_run_month repl_cust2.bill.cycle_run_month%TYPE,
v_cycle_code repl_cust2.bill.cycle_code%TYPE,
v_open_cycle BOOLEAN, -- An open cycle
v_billed_cycle BOOLEAN, --
v_invoice_number VARCHAR2(13),
v_start_date DATE,
v_end_date DATE,
v_root_ban repl_cust2.bill.root_ban%TYPE) ;
I tried executing using this script, but it failed. When I execute this oracle lost connection to data base.
declare
r_bill_seq_rec ss_invoice_utilities.bill_seq_table;
begin
ss_invoice_utilities.current_open_cycle(934018003,r_bill_seq_rec);
end;
Please help me how I should write declare block to execute this procedure and also print output of the procedure.
Regards
Raghu

I don't see anything wrong with the anonymous block, assuming ss_invoice_utilities is the correct package name. Perhaps a simplified test case would show up what's not working there.
As for printing the contents of an associative array, you'll have to write some code to loop through it and construct a string per row to output via dbms_output, assuming the text will fit within dbms_output's size restrictions in 9i. dbms_output is a debugging tool though - is that the requirement?
btw "pls_integer" is less to type than "binary_integer" ;)
Edited by: William Robertson on Apr 16, 2009 8:35 AM

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