Question?? - passing 2D array as a parameter of a stored procedure

Hi,
I have been having a lot of trouble with executing a stored procedure. I'm hoping someone can help me with this:
THe stored proc. has 10 parameters, 5 IN and 5 OUT. One of these parameters coming out is a 2D array, however I"m not sure how I would be able to call the correct OCCI type coming out.
I've declared a 2D array char sample[10][10];
and then:
stmt - > registerOutParam ( 7, oracle::occi:OCCI*???, sizeof(sample);
and then :
char outarray[10][10];
out_array = stmt -> getString??? get*??
I tried just passing a string itself, but as the procedure is looking for a 2D array, the program aborts, but I'm really not sure how I can solve this...??
I'm kind of new to this subject, and I would really appreciate any help anyone can provide, with being able to pass in a 2D char array and being able to receive the outcomning data.
Thanks a lot for any help!

Hi,
thank you for the link, it helped a lot....
my C++ app that calls my stored procedure does compile, however, when I execute it "Aborts". I debugged it and found that right before my
stmt->executeUpdate()
statement, it outputs "Aborts", I'm really not sure why this is aborting, are there any specific debug statements or anything I can use specific to occi so that I can trace why my program aborts right before the executeUpdate statement (also I have checked my procedure and it is compiled and valid, and all my parameter types are correct).
Does anyone have any ideas??
Any help on this matter is really appreciated... thank you

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AND le.gkey = top5.lea_gkey(+) AND le.gkey = top100.lea_gkey(+) AND LA.ACTIVE = 'X' AND LE.WEEKLY_POTENTIAL > 0 AND (LE.APPROVED IS NULL OR LE.APPROVED != 'Y') AND LA.SALE_STAGE IN(3034,3005)) Params:
{}>
<Jan 20, 2010 1:01:26 PM CST> <Debug> <org.apache.beehive.netui.pageflow.FlowController> <BEA-000000> <Invoking exception handler method handleException(java.lang.Exception, ...)>
[LeadsMailer] Unhandled exception caught in Global.app:
java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: ORA-00936: missing expression
So the big question is if that behavior is due to a bug of I'm doing something wrong. Do someone can give me an advice about this problem because the array parameter has no problems in workshop 8.1?
Thanks in advance!

Greetings
I may not have an answer for you, but i am in the same boat! I am trying to pass an array to store in the database. I have 2 out of 8 columns that need to be stored as arrays. Everything saves EXEPT for the 2 arrays in question. I am using BEEHIVE with my web app. The strange thing is that i do not receive any syntax errors or runtime codes. I am still searching for an answer. If i find anything out, i will let you know.
John Miller
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Passing an array as IN parameter to call a function

I have a function the definition is
TYPE VAR_VALUE_RECORD IS RECORD(VAR VARCHAR2(100),
               VALUE VARCHAR2(100));
TYPE VAR_VALUE_TAB IS TABLE OF VAR_VALUE_RECORD;
FUNCTION GENERIC_WF(P_MSG_TYPE IN VARCHAR2,P_CDCS_NBR IN VARCHAR2, P_CDCS_SEQ IN VARCHAR2, P_DEBTORID IN NUMBER,
P_EXTRAS IN VAR_VALUE_TAB) RETURN VARCHAR2;
I am trying to call this function
select WF_NOTIFICATIONS_PKG.GENERIC_WF('Manual Debt Establish Notification','2009A13636','001',105195359,'this is a test') from dual
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06553: PLS-306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'GENERIC_WF'
I am getting the above error, how do I pass the array as parameter.
I will appreciate your help.
Thnaks

Hi,
try this,
Create OR Replace Package WF_NOTIFICATIONS_PKG Is
   Type VAR_VALUE_RECORD Is Record( VAR   Varchar2(100)
                                  , Value Varchar2(100));
   Type VAR_VALUE_TAB Is Table Of VAR_VALUE_RECORD Index BY Pls_Integer;
   Function GENERIC_WF( P_MSG_TYPE IN Varchar2
                      , P_CDCS_NBR IN Varchar2
                      , P_CDCS_SEQ IN Varchar2
                      , P_DEBTORID IN Number
                      , P_EXTRAS   IN VAR_VALUE_TAB ) Return Varchar2;
End WF_NOTIFICATIONS_PKG;
Create OR Replace Package Body WF_NOTIFICATIONS_PKG Is
   Function GENERIC_WF( P_MSG_TYPE IN Varchar2
                      , P_CDCS_NBR IN Varchar2
                      , P_CDCS_SEQ IN Varchar2
                      , P_DEBTORID IN Number
                      , P_EXTRAS   IN VAR_VALUE_TAB ) Return Varchar2 Is
   Begin
      Return ( P_EXTRAS(P_EXTRAS.First).var || ' - ' || P_EXTRAS(P_EXTRAS.First).Value );
   End GENERIC_WF;
End WF_NOTIFICATIONS_PKG;
SQL> Declare
2     v_value_Tab WF_NOTIFICATIONS_PKG.VAR_VALUE_TAB;
3     v_return    Varchar2(100);
4 Begin
5     v_value_Tab(1).var   := 'this is a test 1';
6     v_value_Tab(1).value := 'this is a test 2';
7
8     v_return := WF_NOTIFICATIONS_PKG.GENERIC_WF( 'Manual Debt Establish Notification'
9                                                , '2009A13636'
10                                                , '001'
11                                                , 105195359
12                                                , v_value_Tab );
13
14     Dbms_Output.put_line(v_return);
15 End;
16 /
this is a test 1 - this is a test 2
PL/SQL procedure successfully completedRegards,
Christian Balz

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