Stored Procedure Object Result

Hi everyone! this is my question, i'm new in this world of BPEL, i dont know so much of databases.
I have a process with a partner Link to a Database Stored Procedure, this stored procedure should return a dataset/recordset/rowset, i dont know what kind of object it will return, it should be like a cimple query resultset! then i have an invoke activity with the input and the output variables, this output variable (the procedure result) i need to show it in a jsp page of workflow creation, i created the workflow and it create the jsp for interaction with user, i will modify the jsp to show the result of the procedure, how can i do that? what kind of object is the output varible and how can i to loop with it to show the table result?
thnx in advance all of you!
Best regards

Your procedure could perhaps return a pl/sql table type.
The DB adapter wizard will create the schema's for it.
You can then after you have these schema's create a workflow task and use the output schema element that represents the table as a parameter for your workflow task.
The jsp will then automatically be generated for this structure.
HTH, Marc

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    ak

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    Ver 0.1 [email protected]
    Summary
    Versions Used
    Table
    Code
    With Explicit Ref Cursor Argument
    Without Explicit Ref Cursor Argument
    Actions
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    Table
    html table replaced by rough results in ascii form
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    ok
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    oracle 8.1.5.3
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    Name
    Null?
    Type
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    AS
    StoO_selcnt INTEGER;
    StoO_error INTEGER;
    StoO_rowcnt INTEGER;
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    Dim rs As rdoResultset
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    Actions
    Encourage odbc to allow result sets , via the odbc processed
    extra
    argument, outside of packages.
    Document the current situation, and keep users informed of
    developments.
    Turloch
    Oracle Migration Workbench Team
    Turloch O'Tierney (guest) wrote:
    : Jing,
    : Note that there is an example in the FAQ where the intersolve
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    : StoO_selcnt INTEGER;
    : StoO_error INTEGER;
    : StoO_rowcnt INTEGER;
    : StoO_errmsg VARCHAR2(255);
    : StoO_sqlstatus INTEGER;
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    : Jing Zhang (guest) wrote:
    : : Hi, All,
    : : Is there anybody know how much customize we can have for
    using
    : : the MWB when migrate stored procedure? For sample I have a
    SQL
    : : Server 6.5 strored procedure like following:
    : : /******************* SQL Server 6.5 sp *************/
    : : CREATE PROCEDURE sp_SelectUsers
    : : AS
    : : select
    : : tbl_Sp_users.ID, UserName, Password, ExpiresOn,
    : : PwdChangedDate, tbl_Sp_UserGrps.name
    : : from
    : : tbl_Sp_users, tbl_Sp_UserGrps
    : : where
    : : GroupID = tbl_Sp_UserGrps.id
    : : order by username
    : : /******************* end ***************************/
    : : After I migrate it to Oracle 8 with MWB, I got following
    : object,
    : : one Pkg and one Procedure in Oracle db, like following:
    : : /****************** Oracle Pkg **********************/
    : : CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE sp_SelectUsers(
    : : RC1 IN OUT sp_SelectUsersPkg.RCT1)
    : : AS
    : : StoO_selcnt INTEGER;
    : : StoO_error INTEGER;
    : : StoO_rowcnt INTEGER;
    : : StoO_errmsg VARCHAR2(255);
    : : StoO_sqlstatus INTEGER;
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    : : SELECT tbl_Sp_users.ID, UserName, Password,
    : : ExpiresOn, PwdChangedDate, tbl_Sp_UserGrps.name FROM
    : : tbl_Sp_users, tbl_Sp_UserGrps
    : : WHERE GroupID = tbl_Sp_UserGrps.id
    : : ORDER BY username ;
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    : : PROCEDURE sp_SelectUsers(
    : : RC1 IN OUT sp_SelectUsersPkg.RCT1)
    : : AS
    : : StoO_selcnt INTEGER;
    : : StoO_error INTEGER;
    : : StoO_rowcnt INTEGER;
    : : StoO_errmsg VARCHAR2(255);
    : : StoO_sqlstatus INTEGER;
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    : : OPEN RC1 FOR
    : : SELECT tbl_Sp_users.ID, UserName, Password,
    : : ExpiresOn, PwdChangedDate, tbl_Sp_UserGrps.name FROM
    : : tbl_Sp_users, tbl_Sp_UserGrps
    : : WHERE GroupID = tbl_Sp_UserGrps.id
    : : ORDER BY username ;
    : : END sp_SelectUsers;
    : : /******************* end *****************************/
    : : As our client use RDO as access method, there is no way we
    can
    : : use this migrated SP in RDO and return resultset. We need
    : : convert this SP to following to be able to use RDO to get
    : : resultset back in client:
    : : /******************* need convert to *********************/
    : : create or replace package sp_selectUsersPkg
    : : as
    : : cursor c1
    : : is select tbl_Sp_users.ID, UserName, Password,ExpiresOn,
    : : PwdChangedDate, tbl_Sp_UserGrps.name
    : : from tbl_Sp_users, tbl_Sp_UserGrps
    : : where GroupID = tbl_Sp_UserGrps.id
    : : order by username;
    : : type UsersCur
    : : is ref cursor return c1%ROWTYPE;
    : : procedure sp_selectUsers(UserCursor in out UsersCur );
    : : END;
    : : create or replace package body sp_selectUsersPkg
    : : as
    : : procedure sp_selectUsers(UserCursor in out UsersCur )
    : : is
    : : begin
    : : open UserCursor for
    : : select tbl_Sp_users.ID, UserName,
    : : password, ExpiresOn,
    : : PwdChangedDate, tbl_Sp_UserGrps.name
    : : from tbl_Sp_users, tbl_Sp_UserGrps
    : : where GroupID = tbl_Sp_UserGrps.id
    : : order by username;
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    : : end;
    : : /******************* end *********************************/
    : : Is there any idea how we can do this? I hope we don't need do
    : : this manually.
    : : Thank you very much for any help!
    : : Jing
    Oracle Technology Network
    http://technet.oracle.com
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    Hi Paul,
    Thanks for your prompt response on a saturday and so late in the evening
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  • How to use stored procedure with many return results and variable with perl

    Hi everybody,
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    Felx

    Some additional info would probably be helpful.
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  • Newbie question on how to return java objects from java stored procedures

    Hi,
    As you may guess, i'm new to this.
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    Hi Jag,
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    Avi.

  • Invoking stored procedure that returns array(oracle object type) as output

    Hi,
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    A few things.
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    James : http://www.eclipselink.org

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