Is i possible to base a report on a pl/sql stored procedure

Is i possible to base a report on a pl/sql stored procedure?
If Yes please give directions on how to do it.
/morten

Hello Morten,
In Reports 9i, with new feature JDBCPDS its possiable to create a report against a existing stored procedure.
Using JDBCPDS, user can access any JDBC-enabled data source. You can access database like Oracle, DB2, Sybase, ODBC Data Sources, etc using supporting
JDBC Drivers. User can also connect ODBC Data Sources like SQL Server, MS-Access, Excel etc.
User can create a JDBC Query angainst a SQL Query or Stored Procedure in any of mentioned dataSource.
Following is the syntax of the Oracle Stored Procedure, which can be used as Data Source with JDBCPDS.
Steps to create a JDBCPDS Report through Report Builder : http://otn.oracle.com:8877/reports/help/ - > JDBCPDS- > How To
//----------Package definition for Ref cursor ----------/
package test_Procedure as
type empcurProcedure5 is ref cursor;
end test_tryProcedure5;
// -----------Procedure definition ---------//
test_Procedure(p_emp_cv out test_tryProcedure5.empcurProcedure5,
p1 in NUMBER) is
begin
update emp set sal=sal + 50 where deptno > P1
open p_emp_cv for select * from emp where deptno > P1;
end test_Procedure;
Procedure first parameter will be Ref Cursor and will be used to return the resultSet to JDBC Query.
User should create first this procedure in Database. Then in JDBC Query Dialog, user can call this stored procedure by specifying procedure name.
test_Procedure(40)
Please see ORACLE_HOME/reports/conf/jdbcpds.conf for more Connection and
JDBC-Driver information.
With Regards
Reports Team

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