Problem with parameter type in stored procedure

Hi,
create or replace TYPE NUMTABLE AS TABLE OF INTEGER;
SELECT group_id, value_id, parent, sort_order
INTO v_groupid, v_valueid, v_parent, v_sortord
FROM req_details
WHERE detail_id = parent_in(i);
I'm trying to pass v_valueId, v_parent, v_sortOrd into testcase_add(valueId, parentIn sortOrder);
but the parameters in the testcase_add procedure are of NUMTABLE type.
How can these values be passed into the testcase_add procedure.
Thanks in advance.

Oracle version number is?
Post the results of the following query:
SELECT position, argument_name, data_type, type_name, type_subname, in_out
FROM all_arguments
WHERE object_name = 'TESTCASE_ADD'
ORDER BY 1;I am not sure, from your example, I understand precisely what you are asking.

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