Oracle Stored Procedure Call

Question

Hi,
I have an Oracle Stored Procedure that I must be calling. The procedure takes two IN parameters, and returns a CHAR(1000) string, not via the OUT parameter, but as normal return.
I have read articles about how to make Procedure Calls with OUT parameters, but didnt find any on my case. I have tried several options but still get parameter binding errors.
What I am trying right now is this:
If anyone
<b>======== code ==============</b>
SQLParameter[] params = new SQLParameter[2];
// Construct three objects corresponding to initial values
Object objMsisdn = new String("9656364550");
Object objUsername = new String("abc");
String output;
// prepare the oracle procedure parameters
params[0] = new SQLParameter(objMsisdn, Types.VARCHAR, SQLParameter.IN);
params[1] = new SQLParameter(objUsername, Types.VARCHAR, SQLParameter.IN);
try{
output = custDetDB.getCustDetails(params);
<b>========================================</b>
Java DB Control:
<b>========================================</b>
* @jc:sql statement="{call www_custdet(?,?)}"
String getCustDetails(SQLParameter[] params) throws SQLException;
Right now I am getting "Not All Variables Bound Error". I tried to have all IN & OUT parameters sent as SQLParameter before but that didnt work either.
Any hints?

Answer 1

Bashar Abdullah wrote:
Hi,
> I have an Oracle Stored Procedure that I must be calling. The procedure takes two IN parameters, and returns a CHAR(1000) string, not via the OUT parameter, but as normal return.
As far as I know, it is impossible for an Oracle
stored procedure to return anything except
as output parameters. Show the text of the procedure,
and tell us what JDBC driver you're using.
Joe
I have read articles about how to make Procedure Calls with OUT parameters, but didnt find any on my case. I have tried several options but still get parameter binding errors.
> What I am trying right now is this:
If anyone
> <b>======== code ==============</b>
> SQLParameter[] params = new SQLParameter[2];
>
// Construct three objects corresponding to initial values
> Object objMsisdn = new String("9656364550");
> Object objUsername = new String("abc");
> String output;
>
> // prepare the oracle procedure parameters
> params[0] = new SQLParameter(objMsisdn, Types.VARCHAR, SQLParameter.IN);
> params[1] = new SQLParameter(objUsername, Types.VARCHAR, SQLParameter.IN);
>
try{
> output = custDetDB.getCustDetails(params);
> <b>========================================</b>
> Java DB Control:
> <b>========================================</b>
> /**
> * @jc:sql statement="{call www_custdet(?,?)}"
> */
> String getCustDetails(SQLParameter[] params) throws SQLException;
>
> Right now I am getting "Not All Variables Bound Error". I tried to have all IN & OUT parameters sent as SQLParameter before but that didnt work either.
>
Any hints?