Passing ARRAY object to stored procedure problem

I've created a stored procedure that accepts as a parameter a
database type
that I have defined as a VARRAY. (create type XXX)
When I attempt to pass an ARRAY object to this stored procedure
through JDBC
(Thin-client driver) I recieve the Oracle internal error ORA-
00600 and the
first "parameter" is [12760].
Has anyone else attempted the same sort of thing w/ success?
I am including the Java source code to help the investigation
private void chad(int[] railcarIds) throws NonFatalDBException,
FatalDBException {
CallableStatement theStatement = null;
try {
theStatement = this.getDatabaseConnection().prepareCall("{call
RomsRepairPackage.chad(?)} ");
// create an ARRAY object to send to the procedure
ArrayDescriptor ad =
ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("RAILCARIDVARRAYTYPE",
this.getDatabaseConnection());
ARRAY theArray = new ARRAY(ad, this.getDatabaseConnection(),
railcarIds);
// set the input parameter which is the array of railcar ids
((OracleCallableStatement)theStatement).setARRAY(1, theArray);
theStatement.execute();
theStatement.close();
} catch (SQLException sqle) {
System.out.println("ouch");
Thank you for any help,
Chad Sheley
Senior Consultant
Cap Gemini
Des Moines, IA
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Hi
Can u plzz help me as to how did u write the procedure to take arrays as input.I also have to write aprocedure that takes arrays and returns arrays.Plzz can u give me a working sample as I have not found any help anywhere
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Chad Sheley ([email protected]):
I've created a stored procedure that accepts as a parameter a
database type
that I have defined as a VARRAY. (create type XXX)
When I attempt to pass an ARRAY object to this stored procedure
through JDBC
(Thin-client driver) I recieve the Oracle internal error ORA-
00600 and the
first "parameter" is [12760].
Has anyone else attempted the same sort of thing w/ success?
I am including the Java source code to help the investigation
private void chad(int[] railcarIds) throws NonFatalDBException,
FatalDBException {
CallableStatement theStatement = null;
try {
theStatement = this.getDatabaseConnection().prepareCall("{call
RomsRepairPackage.chad(?)} ");
// create an ARRAY object to send to the procedure
ArrayDescriptor ad =
ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("RAILCARIDVARRAYTYPE",
this.getDatabaseConnection());
ARRAY theArray = new ARRAY(ad, this.getDatabaseConnection(),
railcarIds);
// set the input parameter which is the array of railcar ids
((OracleCallableStatement)theStatement).setARRAY(1, theArray);
theStatement.execute();
theStatement.close();
} catch (SQLException sqle) {
System.out.println("ouch");
Thank you for any help,
Chad Sheley
Senior Consultant
Cap Gemini
Des Moines, IA<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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