Pass a string in Oracle Procedure

Hi,
I have a procedure and i want to pass 1,2 as a single parameter and inside the procedure I will check where product in (parameter )
Pls help
Thanks
Regards
Amit

Hey Amit,
Can you be more elaborate with your question?
Are you asking,
How to call the procedure in obiee? or
is it related to calling the procedure in db?
We cannot guess ur requirement.
If you want to call the procedure in obiee use evaluate function.
like
evaluate('procedure_name(%1,%2)',parameter1,parameter2)
Edited by: kart on Jul 6, 2010 5:06 PM

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     cstmt = conn.prepareCall("{call WEBUSER.CREDITED_TO_STORE_INSERT(?,?,?,?,?,?)}");
     cstmt.setInt(1, Integer.parseInt(storeNo));
     cstmt.setDate(2, invicDate);
     cstmt.setInt(3, Integer.parseInt(claimNo));
     cstmt.setString(4, sessionID);
     cstmt.execute();
     catch (Exception e)
     System.out.println (e);
     } // catch (Exception e)
     finally
     try
     cstmt.close();
     catch (Exception ex)
     } // catch (Exception ex)
     } // finally
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But it will return the following exception.
[STDOUT] java.sql.SQLException: Missing IN or OUT parameter at index:: 5
i don't know why :( please help me ...

your procedure has 4 parameters but in the prepared statement you define 6 placeholders

Problem with Oracle procedure

Hi,
We have a problem with a Oracle procedure call using the Sql Execute
Procedure statement.
The call gives us this error :
SYSTEM ERROR: (This error was converted)
(This error was converted)
OpenCursor failed for SQL statement in project LFB010, class
ClsDemarreLFB010,
method Demarre, methodId 4, line 32, error from database is:
ORA-01036: illegal variable name/num
Class: qqdb_ResourceException
Distributed method called: qqdb_SessionProxy.OpenCursor!22 (object
name
instance/d4745a10-c8e4-11d1-97fd-90cad1e7aa77:0x196:0x4/lfb010_cl0/lfb010_cl
0-fonctiondbservice0x196:0x2)
from partition "LFB010_CL0_Client", (partitionId =
D4745A10-C8E4-11D1-97FD-90CAD1E7AA77:0x196:0x4, taskId =
[D4745A10-C8E4-11D1-97FD-90CAD1E7AA77:0x196.3]) in application
"FTLaunch_cl0", pid 4290975297 on node LAXOU146 in environment
CentralEnv
Oracle error: 1036, Server: sipre_tcp, UserName: forte
Database Statement: begin
:qqReturnValue := AID_CUMUL_ELTVAL;
end;
Class: qqdb_ResourceException ..........
And this is the TOOL code :
BEGIN TRANSACTION
TmpEtat : IntegerData = new;
TmpEtat.SetValue (( SQL EXECUTE PROCEDURE AID_CUMUL_ELTVAL ON SESSION
FonctionDBService ));
Etat = TmpEtat.Value;
END TRANSACTION;
Our procedure has no parameter and when we put a dummy parameter to the
procedure and pass it in the TOOL SQL statement, it works fine althoug the
Forté help says the parameter list is optionnal !
We tried to execute the procedure in a "SQL Select OurProdecure Into ..."
statement, but it does'nt work because there is a SQL update in the
procedure and it is forbidden by Oracle.
Has anyone seen this error before ?
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks and regards,
Manuel DEVEAUX
Previade, France
e-mail : deveauxpreviade.fr

Hi,
We have a problem with a Oracle procedure call using the Sql Execute
Procedure statement.
The call gives us this error :
SYSTEM ERROR: (This error was converted)
(This error was converted)
OpenCursor failed for SQL statement in project LFB010, class
ClsDemarreLFB010,
method Demarre, methodId 4, line 32, error from database is:
ORA-01036: illegal variable name/num
Class: qqdb_ResourceException
Distributed method called: qqdb_SessionProxy.OpenCursor!22 (object
name
instance/d4745a10-c8e4-11d1-97fd-90cad1e7aa77:0x196:0x4/lfb010_cl0/lfb010_cl
0-fonctiondbservice0x196:0x2)
from partition "LFB010_CL0_Client", (partitionId =
D4745A10-C8E4-11D1-97FD-90CAD1E7AA77:0x196:0x4, taskId =
[D4745A10-C8E4-11D1-97FD-90CAD1E7AA77:0x196.3]) in application
"FTLaunch_cl0", pid 4290975297 on node LAXOU146 in environment
CentralEnv
Oracle error: 1036, Server: sipre_tcp, UserName: forte
Database Statement: begin
:qqReturnValue := AID_CUMUL_ELTVAL;
end;
Class: qqdb_ResourceException ..........
And this is the TOOL code :
BEGIN TRANSACTION
TmpEtat : IntegerData = new;
TmpEtat.SetValue (( SQL EXECUTE PROCEDURE AID_CUMUL_ELTVAL ON SESSION
FonctionDBService ));
Etat = TmpEtat.Value;
END TRANSACTION;
Our procedure has no parameter and when we put a dummy parameter to the
procedure and pass it in the TOOL SQL statement, it works fine althoug the
Forté help says the parameter list is optionnal !
We tried to execute the procedure in a "SQL Select OurProdecure Into ..."
statement, but it does'nt work because there is a SQL update in the
procedure and it is forbidden by Oracle.
Has anyone seen this error before ?
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks and regards,
Manuel DEVEAUX
Previade, France
e-mail : deveauxpreviade.fr

Oracle Procedure returning more number of records

Hi,
I have created an Oracle Procedure which is supposed to fetch a record as per the input parameter passed.
The core query in the procedure is as below -
SELECT DISTINCT col1 FROM my_tab WHERE col2 = 'Input parameter'
Few of the input parms (col2) has more number of records (col1) and so the procedure gives an error like -
'ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows'
Could you please let me know how can I modify the procedure so that it would return more number of records as the case may be?
Thank you!

It still gives me the same error when it encounters more than one output.Yes, I'm sure it does.
But we can't tell you how to fix it because we don't know what you want.
What's the purpose of the procedure?
Is it to "spell check" the name of an intermediary? If so, you'll need to figure out what to do when you have more then one person with the same name.
You can add AND ROWNUM = 1. Or perhaps you can trap the too_many_rows exception.
Your procedure doesn't return anything (no out variables). Is that correct?
Or is the purpose of the procedure to return the ID of the matching name?

Please help to call oracle procedure with out paramter from shell script

Hi
I want to call a process with out parameter from shell script. I am calling process in shell script in below way
function Process_loads {
( echo 'set serveroutput on size 1000000 arraysize 1'
echo "set pagesize 0 term on verify off feedback off echo off"
echo "BEGIN"
echo " dbms_output.put_line('Before Calling The package'); "
echo " x ( '$1', '$2', '$2', '$4', '$5', '$error_code'); "
echo " dbms_output.put_line('After Calling The package'); "
echo "EXCEPTION "
echo " WHEN OTHERS THEN "
echo " dbms_output.put_line('BIN_LOAD_ERROR' || SQLERRM); "
echo " ROLLBACK;"
echo "END;"
echo "/" ) | sqlplus -s $USER/$PASSWORD@$SID
Here $error_code is out paramter. All varaibles passed in process are declared with export command.
When executing .sh it gives below error
"sh ERROR at line 3: ORA-06550: line 3, column 99: PLS-00363: expression '' cannot be used as an assignment target ORA-06550: line 3, column 3: PL/SQL: Statement ignored".
Please help to get rid from this error or please suggest how to call a oracle procedure with out paramter from unix shell script.
Thanks in advance

You can try this:
From sql*plus
SQL> ed
1 create or replace procedure my_proc(p_id in int, p_result out int)
2 as
3 begin
4 select 10 * p_id
5 into p_result
6 from dual;
7* end my_proc;
SQL> /
Procedure created.
SQL> set serveroutput on
SQL> declare
2 v_r int;
3 begin
4 my_proc(10,v_r);
5 dbms_output.put_line(v_r);
6 end;
7 /
100
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
from bash:
testproc.sh:
#!/bin/bash
(echo 'set serveroutput on';
echo 'declare';
echo 'v_r int;';
echo 'begin';
echo 'my_proc(10,v_r);';
echo 'dbms_output.put_line(v_r);'
echo 'end;';
echo '/';) | sqlplus -s u1/u1
Console:
oracle@mob-ubuntu:~$ chmod u+x testproc.sh
oracle@mob-ubuntu:~$ ./testproc.sh
100
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.With kind regards
Krystian Zieja

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