Passing DATE parameters to Oracle Stored Procedures using ADO

Does anyone know how can I pass a date parameter to an Oracle
Stored Procedure? The IN parameter of the procedure is of type
DATE and the ADO parameter is of type DBDate (I've tried Date
and DBTimeStamp,too). The execution freezes at "Cmd.Execute".
Can anyone suggest a solution?
Thanx for any tips

As far as I know the documentation on CR & stored procedures says that the REF CURSOR has to be a strongly bound one.
Could you go into a little more detail? Do you mean I should put a multi-valued parameter into a REF CURSOR? Can you post some code snippets here?

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