OCI doc says Cursor and Nested table have the same bind type SQLT_RSET but they don't

Question

5 Binding and Defining in OCI
PL/SQL REF CURSORs and Nested Tables in OCI
says SQLT_RSET is passed for the dty parameter.
If I use SQLT_RSET for the return value of a function that returns a table and pass a statement handle's address for the OCI parameter data pointer, I expected that the statement handle will be instantiated as a result of executing the function on which I can further perform fetch, similar to a cursor. But it throws exception PLS-00382: expression is of wrong type ORA-06550: line 2, column 3. Is the above documentation wrong?
From the OCI header file I see that for varray and nested table it mentions to use SQLT_NCO. I could find no example in the OCI documentation on how to pass or receive as return value a nested value when using SQLT_NCO.
Please help before I shoot myself.

Answer 1

So the Nested table I quoted in the doc is not actually used to mean a table type below?
create type t_resultsetdata as object (
i int, d decimal, c varchar(10)
create type t_nested_resultsetdata as table of t_resultsetdata;
create function Blah return t_nested_resultsetdata  is . . .
For this you are saying to use SQL_NTY and not SQL_NCO. Can you tell where this usage is documented, because ocidfn.h says
#define SQLT_NTY  108                              
/* named object type */
#define SQLT_NCO  122 
/* named collection type (varray or nested table) */
Another question - Because of the original document I said I followed, I thought I could treat cursor and nested table similarly in the calling application, i.e. I could repeatedly do a fetch on the OCIStmt* which will be bound for nested table. Now from what you say I understand I can't really bind a OCIStmt* for nested table but have an object type. That means it will get all the data of that collection in one go, right? LIke I said, lack of examples is making this tough. I don't want to look into OCI source code, as that will be too much.