Multiple rows to be returned from a procedure without a cursor?

We can return multiple rows using ref cursor as the return type in a procedure/function but I want to avoid processing a cursor. I would like to use the select statement on the returned multiple rows. I believe pl/sql table can not be used here also as select are not permitted on it. Is there some way to get around this defficiency in oracle?? Please help out!! My email is [email protected]
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Oracle 8i has temporary tables. As far as I know, this is your only option.
I, too, would like to be able to return a true "relation" (or "table") from a pl/sql function. Why can't I just specify the return type of the function as a "table" of "records"?
Note that if pl/sql is completely orthogonality (neat word, huh?) I should be allowed to use this function that returns a "relation" as a table in the "from" clause of a sql query.
Speaking of complete orthogonality, why can't I treat a pl/sql table just like any other table -- I should be able to query it, "insert" into it, "update" it, join it to other "tables", etc.
How about this for a slogan, "tables everywhere"? Anything, from arrays scalars to functions to arrays of classes to pl/sql tables should be able to participate in a sql statement as a "relation/table."
Anyone from Oracle listening out there? :-)

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Suppose i have a function GetSum(x,y) that returns sum of two numbers x and y .We can call this function from within a sql function like this :
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Hi,
bootstrap wrote:
Hello,
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FROM dual
;? Why?
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user8291616 wrote:
>
Question 3:Can you please provide a sample?
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5 /
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3    begin
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11 /
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>
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datasource.
I modified the sample app in C:\bea81\weblogic81\samples\workshop\SamplesApp\WebApp\callJavaControl
to point to that datasource and I get the error that Eric reports above.
Can
anyone help me out????
Thanks,
Robin

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