PLS-00306 calling a procedure with default parameters
Hi,
I have the following procedure :
PROCEDURE P_SUPPRESSION_ENRG (
DIR in VARCHAR2,
Tab_Diff_traitee in VARCHAR2,
TabSup in VARCHAR2,
ColCode in VARCHAR2,
Code in VARCHAR2,
Trig in VARCHAR2 default '',
Etat in VARCHAR2 default '',
TypMod in VARCHAR2 default '',
IndRev in VARCHAR2 default '',
Crd out NUMBER
) is
END P_SUPPRESSION_ENRG;
When I run this procedure without the parameters Trig,Etat,TypMod and IndRev, I receive the error PLS-00306 :
INFOLIG.pck_diff.P_SUPPRESSION_ENRG(Directory,'DIFF_PYLONE_TYPE','DIFF_PYLONE_TYPE','DFP_PYL_CODE_PYLONE',rec.OIP_PYL_CODE_PYLONE,Icrd);
PLS-00306
wrong number or types of arguments in call to P_SUPPRESSION_ENRG.
What have I to do to run this procedure without the parameters Trig,Etat,TypMod and IndRev ?
Regards,
Rachel
hi, i think you are only passing 6 parameters when you called out the procedure p_supperion_enrg. your procedure requires a 10 parameters.
if you do not want to include Trig,Etat,TypMod and IndRev you can simply put a null value.
INFOLIG.pck_diff.P_SUPPRESSION_ENRG(Directory,
'DIFF_PYLONE_TYPE',
'DIFF_PYLONE_TYPE',
'DFP_PYL_CODE_PYLONE',
rec.OIP_PYL_CODE_PYLONE,
Null,
Null,
Null,
Null,
Icrd); also you don't need to expplicitly defualt a parameter to null value. it is understood that parameters are initially default to null values.
PROCEDURE P_SUPPRESSION_ENRG ( DIR in VARCHAR2,
Tab_Diff_traitee in VARCHAR2,
TabSup in VARCHAR2,
ColCode in VARCHAR2,
Code in VARCHAR2,
Trig in VARCHAR2,
Etat in VARCHAR2,
TypMod in VARCHAR2,
IndRev in VARCHAR2,
Crd out NUMBER ) IS
END P_SUPPRESSION_ENRG;
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Hi, I am writing an applet that should among other things generate HMAC-SHA1 value. However, JCDK 3.02 Classic edition RI does not support Signature.ALG_HMAC_SHA1. That is why I had to make my own HMAC-SHA1 based on MessageDigest.getInstance(MessageD
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i recently downloaded OS X Mavericks and i can't finish the installation as i cannot remember the admin password and cant remember if i set one up or not but it doesnt give me any hints as to what it could be when it prompts me to input the password
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My application has different profiles which are assigned differents views. E.g. When an IT manager logs in a screen showing a project team, the activities, the cost for each activity, etc shows up. But when a task responsable logs in, only all detail
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I have done a few restarts but it doesn't make any difference, App Store still comes up in German. Please help.
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Password recovery on CallManager server
Hi, I have some CallManager server and I don't know admin password. I have one but it is not taht password. Can you tell me how can I do password recovery on CallManager server? Thanks, Vlaho