JDBC Receiver, Stored Procedure that Deletes

Hi,
I have a stored procedure that deletes fields in a table based on a lot of different criteria.
I can't use DELETE or SQL_QUERY ie Statement3 and 6 in http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/2e/96fd3f2d14e869e10000000a155106/frameset.htm . I can only use this Stored Procedure.
This is my message type.
<MT_HEADER>
    <Statement>
         <ClearTable>
             <action>.......attribute...set to EXECUTE
              <table> .......maps to Stored Procedure
              <isInput> ......attribute... set to TRUE
              <type>   ........attribute...set to STRING
However, I'm getting this error
ERROR: Invalid XML document format for stored procedure: 'type="<SQL-type>"' attribute is missing for element 'table' (Setting a SQL-type (e.g. INTEGER, CHAR, DATE etc.) is mandatory !)
Any ideas?

Damien,
If you look in the link you have procided, the datatype for Stored Procedure every element needs to have a TYPE attribute asscoiated with it and you need to give the corresponding Datatype of that element,
<i>The attribute type=<SQL-Datatype> , which describes the valid SQL data type, is mandatory for all parameter types (IN, OUT, INOUT).
The following SQL data types are supported:
INTEGER, BIT, TINYINT, SMALLINT, BIGINT, FLOAT, REAL, DOUBLE, NUMERIC, DECIMAL, CHAR, VARCHAR, STRING, LONGVARCHAR, DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP, BINARY, VARBINARY, LONGVARBINARY, BLOB (input and output),CLOB (input and output), CURSOR (output; only in conjunction with the Oracle JDBC driver).
</i>
Regards
Bhavesh

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INNER join firestg.SEB_s_party pa on pa.row_id = c.pr_held_postn_id
WHERE p.row_id = a.ParPartyID_4TH)
WHERE a.ParPartyID_4TH IS NOT NULL';
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EXECUTE IMMEDIATE '
UPDATE TMP_SALES_CNT_BY_USER a
SET a.vp = a.last_name || '', '' || a.fst_name,
a.vp_login = a.login
WHERE a.login_1st IS NULL';
--If there is no second place then the rep has a VP and is a Director
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE '
UPDATE TMP_SALES_CNT_BY_USER a
SET a.vp = a.lst_name_1st || '', '' || a.fst_name_1st,
a.vp_login = a.login_1st,
a.director = a.last_name || '', '' || a.fst_name,
a.director_login = a.login
WHERE a.login_1st IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_2ND IS NULL';
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EXECUTE IMMEDIATE '
UPDATE TMP_SALES_CNT_BY_USER a
SET a.vp = a.lst_name_2ND || '', '' || a.fst_name_2ND,
a.vp_login = a.login_2ND,
a.director = a.lst_name_1st || '', '' || a.fst_name_1st,
a.director_login = a.login_1st,
a.manager = a.last_name || '', '' || a.fst_name,
a.manager_login = a.login
WHERE a.login_1st IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_2ND IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_3rd IS NULL';
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EXECUTE IMMEDIATE '
UPDATE TMP_SALES_CNT_BY_USER a
SET a.vp = a.lst_name_3RD || '', '' || a.fst_name_3RD,
a.vp_login = a.login_3RD,
a.director = a.lst_name_2ND || '', '' || a.fst_name_2ND,
a.director_login = a.login_2ND,
a.manager = a.lst_name_1st || '', '' || a.fst_name_1st,
a.manager_login = a.login_1st,
a.supervisor = a.last_name || '', '' || a.fst_name,
a.supervisor_login = a.login
WHERE a.login_1st IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_2ND IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_3rd IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_4th IS NULL';
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EXECUTE IMMEDIATE '
UPDATE TMP_SALES_CNT_BY_USER a
SET a.vp = a.lst_name_4TH || '', '' || a.fst_name_4TH,
a.vp_login = a.login_4TH,
a.director = a.lst_name_3RD || '', '' || a.fst_name_3RD,
a.director_login = a.login_3RD,
a.manager = a.lst_name_2ND || '', '' || a.fst_name_2ND,
a.manager_login = a.login_2ND,
a.supervisor = a.lst_name_1st || '', '' || a.fst_name_1st,
a.supervisor_login = a.login_1st,
a.teamlead = a.last_name || '', '' || a.fst_name,
a.teamlead_login = a.login
WHERE a.login_1st IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_2ND IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_3rd IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_4th IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_5th IS NULL';
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EXECUTE IMMEDIATE '
UPDATE TMP_SALES_CNT_BY_USER a
SET a.vp = a.lst_name_5TH || '', '' || a.fst_name_5TH,
a.vp_login = a.login_5TH,
a.director = a.lst_name_4TH || '', '' || a.fst_name_4TH,
a.director_login = a.login_4TH,
a.manager = a.lst_name_3RD || '', '' || a.fst_name_3RD,
a.manager_login = a.login_3RD,
a.supervisor = a.lst_name_2ND || '', '' || a.fst_name_2ND,
a.supervisor_login = a.login_2ND,
a.teamlead = a.lst_name_1st || '', '' || a.fst_name_1st,
a.teamlead_login = a.login_1st
WHERE a.login_1st IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_2ND IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_3rd IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_4th IS NOT NULL
AND a.login_5th IS NOT NULL';
open p_cursor for
SELECT tsc.vp,
tsc.director,
tsc.manager,
tsc.supervisor,
tsc.teamlead,
(tsc.last_name || ', ' || tsc.fst_name) AS Rep,
tsc.product,
tsc.totalproductssold,
tsc.numberofcalls,
tsc.salesper100calls
FROM TMP_SALES_CNT_BY_USER tsc;
END FIRE_SALES_100_CALLS_REPORT;
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This runs just fine in oracle but when I try to build a data foundation in Business Objects I get the error that says you cannot insert/update/delete in a READ ONLY Transaction.
I really need some advice on what to do since I really dont have access to a scheduled script and table that would store my data ahead of time.

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SY.

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AS
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Mala,
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for ex
<Details>
<FirstName>
<LastName>
</Details>
that in xi would be smthing like
Details type of data occurence
FirstName type of data occurence
LastName type of data occurence.
Hope that helps.
If it does dont forget the points..:-)

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Suns tutorial path for returning resultsets from stored procedures indicates that the following should work...
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is
begin
open p_cursor for
select * from suppliers
In which case the above mentioned sun code doesn't work.
We want to use jdbc to call a stored procedure that returns a resultset that does not require us to import any proprietary oracle objects...
Is there another way to write these stored procedures, rather than using this cursor construct? Are we missing something in the way we invoke them?

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