Problem oracle 11g -- Oracle xe

HI,
I have a problem.
I have this select into a stored procedure
select pkg_short_term_engine.f_check_tariff_type('V', pi_start_date => :P2_EXPECTED_START_date,
pi_end_date => :P2_EXPECTED_END_date,
pi_start_hour => :p2_start_hour,
pi_end_hour => :p2_end_hour,
pi_start_minute => :P2_START_MINUTE,
pi_end_minute => :P2_END_MINUTE)id
from dual
On oracle 11g work fine.
On oracle XE edition this syntax generate a error.
i must rewrite my select like this:
select pkg_short_term_engine.f_check_tariff_type('V', :P2_EXPECTED_START_date,
:P2_EXPECTED_END_date, :p2_start_hour,:p2_end_hour,
:P2_START_MINUTE,:P2_END_MINUTE)id
from dual
WHY!?!?!?
Thanks
Lorenzo Renzi
www.ithan.it

Hi,
This is not XE issue.
In 10G databases you can not use that syntax.
Use like this
select pkg_short_term_engine.f_check_tariff_type(
'V',
:P2_EXPECTED_START_date,
:P2_EXPECTED_END_date,
:p2_start_hour,
:p2_end_hour,
:P2_START_MINUTE,
:P2_END_MINUTE)id
from dualI assume parameters are in correct order.
If function have other parameters between those, pass NULL to those
Regards,
Jari

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