No output at all from stored procedure?

if I compile and run stored procedure as follows:
1. right click on stored proceudre, select "run"
2. update input parameter with values
3. select 'OK'
I get the following in the running-log, but no result. If I run the in a SQL tab, the data will show in a result tab, but not when I run the stored procedure itself. any ideas?
Connecting to the database xxxx.
Process exited.
Disconnecting from the database xxxx.

No results if I run a simple sproc like this which contains a select statement. Is there anything I need to do to see the result when a cursor is used?
If only execute the statement itself, the results is in the result query.
create or replace
PROCEDURE sample_proc(Cursor_out IN OUT Types.cursor_type)
IS
BEGIN
     OPEN Cursor_out FOR
          SELECT     field1
          FROM     table1
          ORDER BY CODE;
END sample_proc

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