Passing multiple values to a stored procedure

Hi All,
I have a stored procedure which displays a chart. The header of this procedure is:
create or replace procedure chart ( p_period IN VARCHAR2) is
When calling this procedure with something like the folloeing:
<PARAM NAME=movie VALUE="/i/charts.swf?library_path=/i/charts_library&xml_source=ohsinit.chart?p_period=MONTH">
everything works OK.
Now, I would like to replace p_period=MONTH with a value coming from an ITEM on the page, so something like:
<PARAM NAME=movie VALUE="/i/charts.swf?library_path=/i/charts_library&xml_source=ohsinit.chart?p_period=:P13_PERIOD">
However, the above doesn't work.
Can anyone give me the correct syntax please?
Also what would be the syntax for passing more than one value? ie:
source=ohsinit.chart?p_period=:P13_PERIOD,p_start=:P13_START_DATE ?
Regards,
Pawel.

Hi Denes,
I am not sure I understand your post...
What I am trying to do here is to pass 3 values namely
P13_PERIOD (VARCHAR2),
P13_START_DATE (DATE),
P13_END_DATE (DATE)
into a stored procedure which displays the graph.
So far I managed to get it working using:
<PARAM NAME=movie VALUE="/i/charts.swf?library_path=/i/charts_library&xml_source=ohsinit.chart?p_period=&P13_PERIOD.">
However when I try to put in:
<PARAM NAME=movie VALUE="/i/charts.swf?library_path=/i/charts_library&xml_source=ohsinit.chart?p_period=&P13_PERIOD.,p_start=&P13_START_DATE.">
I get the graph blank (but not the orange timeout message... if you are familiar with XML/SWG graphs.)

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end test;
END EMP_PKG;
PROBLEM FACING IS:
I am expecting all rows returning from bellow select statment ...
select empno,
ename,
job
into temp_TAB_e_no(i),
temp_TAB_e_name(i),
temp_TAB_e_job(i)
from emp
where empno = v_e_no;
But,while running the SP , i am getting error like
ORA-06531: Reference to uninitialized collection
ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.EMP_PKG", line 16
why i am not getting all values as out parameters.please provide a solution for me.
Thanks in advance my friend.

user9041629 wrote:
Hi All,
i am facing a problem in passing multiple values as out parameters from for loop.
EX:
i have a select statment inside a loop like.....
PACKAGE SPEC:
create or replace PACKAGE EMP_PKG AS
TYPE TAB_NUM IS TABLE OF SCOTT.EMP.EMPNO%TYPE;
TYPE TAB_NAME IS TABLE OF SCOTT.EMP.ENAME%TYPE;
TYPE TAB_JOB IS TABLE OF SCOTT.EMP.JOB%TYPE;
temp_table TAB_NUM;
procedure test(temp_TAB_e_no OUT TAB_NUM,
temp_TAB_e_name OUT TAB_NAME,
temp_TAB_e_job OUT TAB_JOB);
END EMP_PKG;
PACKAGE BODY:
create or replace PACKAGE BODY EMP_PKG AS
v_e_no NUMBER;
procedure test(temp_TAB_e_no OUT TAB_NUM,
temp_TAB_e_name OUT TAB_NAME,
temp_TAB_e_job OUT TAB_JOB) IS
BEGIN
select EMPNO bulk collect into temp_table from emp;
for i in 1..temp_table.count loop
v_e_no := temp_table(i);
select empno,
ename,
job
into temp_TAB_e_no(i),
temp_TAB_e_name(i),
temp_TAB_e_job(i)
from emp
where empno = v_e_no;
end loop;
end test;
END EMP_PKG;
PROBLEM FACING IS:
I am expecting all rows returning from bellow select statment ...
select empno,
ename,
job
into temp_TAB_e_no(i),
temp_TAB_e_name(i),
temp_TAB_e_job(i)
from emp
where empno = v_e_no;
But,while running the SP , i am getting error like
ORA-06531: Reference to uninitialized collection
ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.EMP_PKG", line 16
why i am not getting all values as out parameters.please provide a solution for me.
Thanks in advance my friend.Probably not a bad thing that this isn't working for you.
This is a horrible way to return the contents of a table.
Are you doing this for educational purpose, or ... what is your goal here? If you just want to return a result set to a client you'd want to look in to using a REF CURSOR and not a bunch of arrays combined with horribly procedural (slow) code.

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