Sort/filter datablock based on procedure that return table type

Hi All,
I’ve got datablock based on procedure that return table type. In the form I have to provide ‘filter and sort records’ functionality. Previously, using tables/views based datablocks, I’ve done that by using:
-- filter
SET_BLOCK_PROPERTY (L_BLOCK_NAME, DEFAULT_WHERE, L_WHERE_CLAUSE);
-- sort
SET_BLOCK_PROPERTY(L_BLOCK_NAME ,ORDER_BY, L_ORDER_BY_CLAUSE);
-- and then
EXECUTE_QUERY;
It doesn’t work with procedure that return table type. How I can do that?
Bartek

I agree with Andreas, from the sample you have given us, I don't see any reason why you could not merge these queries into a single UNION/UNION ALL query. Also, I would add your summation query to your main query to eliminate this extra step. The result would look something like:
SELECT DISTINCT
     pih.id
     ,d.document_id
     ,pih.doc_serial_no
     ,pih.purch_invoice_date
     ,oh.company_name
     ,(SELECT NVL(SUM(amount),0)
          FROM "YOUR TABLE HERE" yth
          WHERE yth."YOUR COLUMN HERE" = pih.id) AS sum_amount
  FROM "YOUR TABLES HERE"
WHERE "YOUR JOIN CONDITIONS HERE"
UNION ALL
SELECT DISTINCT
     sih.id
     ,d.document_ind
     ,sih.doc_serial_no
     ,sih.sales_invoice_date
     ,sih.company_name
     ,(SELECT NVL(SUM(amount),0)
          FROM "YOUR TABLE HERE" yth
          WHERE yth."YOUR COLUMN HERE" = sih.id) AS sum_amount
  FROM "YOUR TABLES HERE"
WHERE "YOUR JOIN CONDITIONS HERE"
[/code]
Hope this helps.
Craig...
+If a response is helpful or correct, please mark it accordingly+
Edited by: CraigB on Feb 23, 2010 1:39 PM
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    I create simple domain class object:
    *public class DMBufferDataStruct {*
    public String bufferData;
    And I mapped in java with ObjectRelationalDataTypeDescriptor:
    ObjectRelationalDataTypeDescriptor descriptor = new ObjectRelationalDataTypeDescriptor();
    descriptor.setJavaClass(DMBufferDataStruct.class);
    descriptor.setTableName("BUFFER_DATA_T");
    descriptor.setStructureName("BUFFER_DATA_R");
    descriptor.setPrimaryKeyFieldName("DETAIL");
    descriptor.addFieldOrdering("DETAIL");
    descriptor.addDirectMapping("bufferData", "DETAIL");
    and join to server session ...
    Well, i using this doimain class object as input parametr wih stored procedure call:
    ObjectRelationalDatabaseField ordf = new ObjectRelationalDatabaseField("");
    ordf.setSqlType(Types.STRUCT);
    spCall.addNamedArgument(key, key,
    Types.ARRAY,
    "BUFFER_DATA_T",
    ordf);           
    query.addArgument(key);
    args.add(paramsInputs.get(key));
    in paramsInputs is Vector of DMBufferDataStruct...
    Well, this work fine!
    But I can not figure, how to return this table from output parameters of stored procedure or as a return value from stored function?
    Example of exceptions:
    The number of arguments provided to the query for execution does not match the number of arguments in the query definition. - return as output parameter
    PLS-00382: expression is of wrong type - used as result from stored function
    So, my question is: Is possible return this table type from stored procedure or function? And if YES, how can I set output argument for call?
    Thx advance!
    Sorry for my English! :)
    Best regards, KLD

    Your question is: what is faster PL/SQL or PL/SQL? And the answer is: it is PL/SQL of course!
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