SOA DB Adapter - Calling procedure returning PL/SQL types

Hi All,
We have a Scenario where we are calling a Procedure from a SOA Composite using normal DB Adapter 'Call Procedure'.
This procedure is simply querying data from DB and returning a Oracle DB Object.
Since, the procedure returns a PL/SQL type which cannot be handled directly in SOA. So SOA creates a Wrapper Procedure on top of it.
This wrapper procedure is basically used to convert, during procedure calls, PL/SQL types to SQL and vice-versa.
The above said is a standard functionality provided by Oracle.
Now:
We are facing a peculiar issue while calling the procedure. Many of the Procedure calls return the expected result many are failing due to error - 'NO DATA FOUND'.
Out of 100 calls, 34 failed. All the 100 calls have same input, implies that we should expect the same output.
We also confirmed that there were no other changes done in DB at that time.
We generated the DB trace and found that for the failed calls we don't get anything in trace.
That implies the call doesn't even reaches the DB.
We tried shutting down and starting back our Weblogic datasource. Issue got resolved, all calls start executing successfully!!!
But again after executing 1000-2000 calls, we again face the same issue. Calls with same input start failing with - 'NO DATA FOUND'.
We certainly know that its an issue with caching on Weblogic level. But not yet able to prove it.
We suspect that this caching is done at JDBC level in JPublisher component... Not Sure!!!
We have done enough RnD to rule out anything on DB or SOA side. Its on Weblogic.
Anybody out there has any idea on how this Weblogic caching is done and how we can control it?
--Inder

Are you in a clustered environment and using coherence?
You can try to clear cache as mentioned below
soa_server1->System MBean Browser->Application Defined MBeans->oracle.mds.lcm->Server: soa_server1->Application: soa-infra->MDSAppRuntime->MDSAppRuntime->Operations tab->clearCache
You may also find this article useful
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/soa/data-tier-caching-for-soa-101753.html
Edited by: user5433411 on Apr 25, 2013 3:37 AM

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