Stored proc. returning TABLE ??

Hi,
If a ORACLE stored procedure is returning a "TABLE" type, how to get it in JDBC ?
Can someone please put some code snippet ?
thanks,
-raj

Hi,
You can try this :
Connection conn = ...
CallableStatement callStmt = conn.prepareCall("call yourProcedure(param1, param2, ...)");
callStmt.execute();
ResultSet rs = callStmt.getResultSet();
callStmt.close();
conn.close();Aurelien

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The Stored Proc below returns about 1000 rows of result set when a date is passed to the query. In addition to that, there are about 5 rows of data (which is in my excel file) needs to be added to the result set. What is the best possible way?
What I have done is I created a new table which has that 5 static rows. It has just the addresses and amount and customer number. There is no invoice date in that table. I tried UNION and the query did not like the fact that I had something like that in
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'0' as 'TYPE'
,'TBCCA' as 'Acc ID'
,'12882' as 'BEID'
, '' as ' # OF UNITS'
, Circuit_Total as 'AMT'
,'D' as 'D or C'
, '' as ' FDOC yyyymmdd'
, '' as ' LDOC yyyymmdd'
, Address as 'Brief Comment'
, city as 'Tax City'
, State as 'Tax State'
, Zip_Code as 'Tax Zip Code'
, INV_DATE as 'Invoice Date'
FROM [dbo].[TBC_MonthlyCircuitDetail]
WHERE INV_DATE = '2014-07-01'
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UNION
SELECT 0
'0' as 'TYPE' --DID NOT LIKE THIS <<
,'TBCCA' as 'Acc ID'
,'12882' as 'BEID'
, '' as ' # OF UNITS'
, Circuit_Total as 'AMT'
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, '' as ' FDOC yyyymmdd'
, '' as ' LDOC yyyymmdd'
, Address as 'Brief Comment'
, city as 'Tax City'
, State as 'Tax State'
, Zip_Code as 'Tax Zip Code'
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SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
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,'12882' as 'BEID'
, '' as ' # OF UNITS'
, Circuit_Total as 'AMT'
,'D' as 'D or C'
, '' as ' FDOC yyyymmdd'
, '' as ' LDOC yyyymmdd'
, Address as 'Brief Comment'
, city as 'Tax City'
, State as 'Tax State'
, Zip_Code as 'Tax Zip Code'
, INV_DATE as 'Invoice Date'
FROM [dbo].[TBC_MonthlyCircuitDetail]
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Your second Select statement is as below:
SELECT 0
'0' as 'TYPE'
--DID NOT LIKE THIS <<
,'TBCCA' as
'Acc ID'
,'12882' as
'BEID'
, '' as
' # OF UNITS'
, Circuit_Total as
'AMT'
,'D' as 'D or C'
, '' as
' FDOC yyyymmdd'
, '' as
' LDOC yyyymmdd'
, Address as
'Brief Comment'
, city as 'Tax City'
, State as
'Tax State'
, Zip_Code as
'Tax Zip Code'
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FROM [dbo].[TBC_MonthlyCircuitDetailStaticValues]
WHERE INV_DATE = '2014-07-01'
AND [Circuit_Total] >0
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SQLConnect Successful
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Changed database context to 'eas'.
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SQL Driver Version is : 03.86.3959
SQL Driver Supported ODBC Version is : 03
SQL DBMS Name is : Microsoft SQL Server
SQL DBMS Version is : 09.00.4035
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2 eas, dbo, ABC_BUSINESS_UNIT, TABLE,
3 eas, dbo, ABC_COMPANY, TABLE,
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