Simple call to stored function from asp (vbscript) adodb

please let me know if this question would be better suited to another forum.
i am simply attempting to call an oracle stored function that returns a varchar2 from an asp vbscript page using adodb. i have calling of stored procedures working fine.
attempting to call the function with the following code:
set sp_aprvd_cr = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
sp_aprvd_cr.ActiveConnection = MM_MHR_CONN_STR_STRING
sp_aprvd_cr.CommandType = 4
sp_aprvd_cr.CommandTimeout = 0
sp_aprvd_cr.Prepared = true
sp_aprvd_cr.CommandText = "PMS.sp_hpmsq054_aprvd_cr"
sp_aprvd_cr.Parameters.Append sp_aprvd_cr.CreateParameter("IP_PMSPT_ID", 200, 1,10,sp_aprvd_cr__P_PMSPT_ID)
sp_aprvd_cr.Parameters.Append sp_aprvd_cr.CreateParameter("return_param", adVarchar, adParamOutput)
set rst_aprvd_cr = sp_aprvd_cr.Execute
suspect that preparing the return code is where i am having troubles.
any examples or assistance would be greatly appreciated.
thanks in advance.

Return value from stored function must be the first parameter in the parameters collection.
So, try this instead,
sp_aprvd_cr.Parameters.Append sp_aprvd_cr.CreateParameter("return_param", adVarchar, adParamOutput)
sp_aprvd_cr.Parameters.Append sp_aprvd_cr.CreateParameter("IP_PMSPT_ID", 200, 1,10,sp_aprvd_cr__P_PMSPT_ID)Cheers,
NH

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