Oracle plsql stored procedure

I want to write a procedure in which IN parameter will be a query [e.g. select * from employee] & I want to store the result of the query into OUT parameter...
what will be the datatype for the OUT parameter & how to write the procedure??

user10412263 wrote:
this question was asked in interview of plsql...Idiotic question. An interviewer should determine if you know how to correctly use the tools in SQL and PL/SQL.. and not whether you know how to use it incorrectly. Even better - an interviewer should determine how you approach problems and how you will solve them using SQL and PL/SQL.
Questions that need to answers directly from the manual? That is pretty useless as it is easy to use manuals as reference material and no-one memorises the entire manual. Simple example. A question about the syntax for a partition exchange (ALTER TABLE) is silly.. whereas a question about where, when and why you would use a partition exchange is critical. The former you can look up in the manual at anytime when coding partition exchanges. The latter is a skill that requires understanding Oracle concepts and correctly applying these.
Remember this when you go for interviews. I realise one cannot always wait and choose the perfect job - but be careful landing in a job position where you will not grow your skills and knowledge because of an environment that values "+syntax knowledge+" higher than understanding and applying software engineering fundamentals and concepts.

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William,
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