Pass BPC SSIS variable to stored procedure

Dear All
We have a ssis package in which there is data flow task. There
is a OLEDB source which uses “Data access mode” as sql command. We used OLEDB data source instead of execute sql task as the outuput is table format generated in Stored proc which is used in following task
This task calls a stored procedure with a input parameter which will be appset name.   [EXEC ProcName '@BPCAPPSET']
The stored procedure is executing fine without any issues.But when I pass variable containing appset name to that stored procedure its not taking properly and package ending successful.
The variable is “BPCAPPSET” it contains appset name which
will be taken front end.
   However to test if this value is taken by stored procedure
or not, I tried to hardcode and pass appset name to stored procedure. i.e exec
ProcName Appset1.
Appset1 is existing appset. It worked fine. But we want to
put this package in all land scapes, such that whenever it is triggered it will
take the appset as parameter and does the calculation in stored procedure.
   Please advice how to pass this variable to stored
procedure.
regards
Prasad

Hi Roberto
Thanks for your mail.
I have tried, but I am getting error that @BPCAPPSET scalar
variable must be defined.
I believe that @BPCAPPSET is system defined variable which
will be passed from Data manager package. May be this is the reason it is not
recognizing this variable?
If so, should I define a variable in SSIS. How can we
assign value of @BPCAPPSET to the newly defined variable?
Please advise. Attached screenshot.

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end;
but that's not working, and I also tried to pass v_column and v_new_data as parameters but that won't work either.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE update_client (v_account_id IN VARCHAR2, v_column IN VARCHAR2, v_new_data IN VARCHAR2) AS
BEGIN
UPDATE client set v_column=v_new_data where v_account_id=account_id;
END;
I get the error: unable to resolve "V_COLUMN" as a column
Is there anyway at all to do this via a stored procedure? I'm all out of ideas.
Thanks

In Oracle8i you can use dinamic nebeded SQL. In previous versions you need DBMS_SQL.
Regards
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Lori Fortner ([email protected]):
Help, anybody! I want to create a procedure that updates a column of a table, however I want that column and the new data specified at run time. I've tried writing a procedure that has substitution variables for the column and new_data values:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE update_client(v_account_id IN VARCHAR2)
IS
v_column varchar2(50);
v_new_data varchar2(50);
last_name varchar2(20);
BEGIN
v_column:=&v_column;
if v_column=last_name then
UPDATE Client set last_name='&v_new_data' where account_id=v_account_id;
end if;
end;
but that's not working, and I also tried to pass v_column and v_new_data as parameters but that won't work either.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE update_client (v_account_id IN VARCHAR2, v_column IN VARCHAR2, v_new_data IN VARCHAR2) AS
BEGIN
UPDATE client set v_column=v_new_data where v_account_id=account_id;
END;
I get the error: unable to resolve "V_COLUMN" as a column
Is there anyway at all to do this via a stored procedure? I'm all out of ideas.
Thanks<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Variables in stored procedures

Please help me I am trying to get some coding standards set up in the shop that I work in for the DBA group. The problem is that they feel that it is not important to put a prefix or a suffix to variable in a stored procedure.
What is important to me is having either a prefix or a suffix for variables that are passed in, out, and ones that are local to the stored procedure.
They do not feel it will be beneficial and want me to prove the importance. How I would like to prove this is by having as many people reply to this post as possible.
Please let me know what you think. The more replies I get the better the case that I can make to the other people in the group.
Thank you,

I support you, Mr.().It is very important to have a well defined convention, if you want to escape from all those abuses while modifying the script.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Marco ([email protected]):
Hello unknown person,
The importance of a prefix (or a suffix) in my opinion is that you van tell by the name of the variable its type and origin (parameter, global, local etc) without the need to search for its definition. I find this usefull when you must change code that somebody else wrote cetainly if you work in an object oriented environment.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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