Parse parameter of Stored Procedure

Hi,I have a date(P_INDATE) parameter in the report which is included as a part of IN parameter from Stored Proc, Now in the report can I parse that parameter with any other String parameter? For eg: (if isnull({?P_INDATE}) then Datetime({?RPT_DATE}) = {?P_INDATE})The root cause of the above turnaround is: I am unable to pass date datatype from java code to schedule report...Any suggestions?

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Pass a date parameter to Stored Procedure

Hello friends,
Can you help to pass a date parameter to Stored procedure from JSP. This is my code:
In Oracle 9i I have this:
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pfechaini IN hist_pol_reclama.hrc_fecha_contabilidad%Type, <-- This is a date field
pfechafin IN hist_pol_reclama.hrc_fecha_contabilidad%Type, <-- This is a date field
p_recordset OUT PKG_REP_CIERRE.cursor_type) AS
In JSP have this:
CallableStatement stmt = (CallableStatement)conn.prepareCall( "begin PKG_REP_CIERRE.SP_EDORES(?,?,?); end;" );
stmt.registerOutParameter(3,oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleTypes.CURSOR);
stmt.setDate(1,Date.valueOf("01-06-2005"));
stmt.setDate(2,Date.valueOf("30-06-2005"));
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%>
<TR>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER> <%= rset.getString(1) %> </TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER> <%= rset.getString(2) %> </TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER> <%= rset.getString(3) %> </TD>
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The Stored Procedure returns de Result set, however I think does not recognized the date format because I need it with this format dd-mm-yyyy.
Thanks in advance

to use Date you will need the oracle package.
u can try this other solution: use String, not Date
CallableStatement stmt = (CallableStatement)conn.prepareCall( "begin PKG_REP_CIERRE.SP_EDORES(?,?,?); end;" );
stmt.registerOutParameter(3,oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleTypes.CURSOR);
stmt.setString(1,"01-06-2005");
stmt.setString(2,"30-06-2005");
ResultSet rset = (ResultSet)stmt.getObject(3);
while (rset.next()) {
%>
if this don't work you can change your PL/SQL to get Strings and do the conversion with TO_DATE in the sql statement.

Passing parameter into stored procedure

Hi guys,
I have a big problem here passing as a parameter in stored
procedure.
If i pass as a parameter in where clause it is working fine.
Whenever i pass the parameter in order by it was not working..
How to implement this issue????
Here i am giving the example for package:
PACKAGE XTRA.TEST_STATUS
AS
TYPE GenericCurTyp IS REF CURSOR;
PROCEDURE SP_MAIN
( insortgroup IN VARCHAR2,GENERAL_CUR IN OUT GenericCurTyp);
END TEST_STATUS;
PACKAGE BODY XTRA.TEST_STATUS
AS
PROCEDURE SP_MAIN
( insortgroup IN VARCHAR2, GENERAL_CUR IN OUT GenericCurTyp
) AS
BEGIN
OPEN GENERAL_CUR FOR
select last_name,first_name from applicant Order By insortgroup;
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Passing as a parameter i am getting the below details.
LAST_NAME FIRST_NAME
ASFSDAF DASDFASF
Ad DASD
Adams John
DANA WITEST
If i hot code the parameter insortgroup to last_name
i am getting the below values:
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'ANNUNZIO GIANCOLA GABRIEL
0'BRIEN ARMA
0120453EZ ESTANISLAO
082479 ELIZABETH
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Rao

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Return a parameter through stored procedures

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I want to return parameter through stored procedures so as to ensure that the application has been executed properly.
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<table>Summarize_prc</table>
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If you wants to read the return values from stored procedure, the scanario should be designed as Sync.
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Is it possible to pass TABLE as the output parameter in stored procedure

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Thank you, guys, for advice. I should have explained calling context before, but what I basically need to do is to see if procedure(arg1, list(record(arg2, arg3))) returns true.
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Datetime parameter from stored procedure

I have a report written in CR10 which uses a stored procedure as the datasource. The stored procedure has 3 input parameters, two of which are datetime data types. When the crystal report is run, it prompts the user for the 3 parameters & runs just fine except...For the date parameters, it prompts the user to enter a time as well. In previous versions of Crystal, parameters that were datetime data types in the stored procedure were just prompted for the date when the calling crystal report was run.I attempted to edit the parameters in the report, but the "Value Type" is grayed out (I assume since the parameter is associated with the stored procedure, rather than being a user defined parameter within the report). These date parameters are used in a BETWEEN statement in the stored proc, so if the user just enters a date but accepts the default time, the returned data gets flakey due to the addition of the time value passed by the parameter. I tried setting a default value for the time, but I have to enter a date along with the time, which the report then uses as the default. The user then has to uncheck the "Pick from defaults" checkbox in order to enter their own date. This is really unwieldly for the end user, especially when they were previously able to just enter a date and not have to be concerned with a time at all.Does anyone have suggestions on working around this issue? Thanks in advance...

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Cannot get OUT parameter from stored procedure

Hi,
I am new to stored procedure programming. I wrote a simple java stored procedure as follows:
package fvt;
import java.sql.*;
import java.io.*;
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pw.close();
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stmt.close();
catch (SQLException sqle) {}
try {
if (con != null) {
con.close();
catch (SQLException sqle) {}
Then I use the following sql command to create this stored procedure, especially register status as OUT parameter.
CREATE PROCEDURE addRecord (IN id INT, IN name VARCHAR(20), OUT status INTEGER)
FENCED LANGUAGE JAVA EXTERNAL NAME 'fvt.FVTProcedures!addRecord' PARAMETER
STYLE DB2GENERAL
My java program calling this stored proc is as follows:
import java.sql.*;
import javax.sql.*;
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     public static void main(String args[]) {
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conn = ds.getPooledConnection().getConnection();
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thansk,
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Unless you change the SP so it has the logic to accept only one value which depends on the parameter type, if they are both strings for example then your SP can use logic the determine what/which param to fill and null the other one.
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Which improvements to the SP are you suggesting?
If I modify the web service, the CR is working, but I cannot deploy it in production for internal reasons related to the company
Now I am planning these attempts:
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- creating in sql server a view and then filtering results in the report
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Have a nice monday!
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2.              Pass the string in the stored procedure.
3.              Combine the parameter and the statement into one simply string.
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Thanks,
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