Table type as a parameter

Hi Experts,
I got a function with following importing parameter:
REFERENCE(IM_RECIPIENTS) TYPE ISU_ADR6_TAB OPTIONAL
I created a table 'zdyu_mail' with the structure wich the same as ISU_ADR6_TAB
And I tried to transfer this parameter as following:
DATA: ta_dyu_mail      TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF zdyu_mail,
       wa_dyu_mail      LIKE LINE OF ta_dyu_mail.
TYPES: ty_dyu_mail TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF zdyu_mail.
DATA: v_recipients     TYPE ty_dyu_mail.
IM_RECIPIENTS        = v_recipients
Where am I worng?

Your function module parameter is of type ISU_ADR6_TAB and your parameter is of type STANDARD TABLE OF zdyu_mail, these are two different types. That's why it is wrong. Follow Glen's advise and it will work.

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ORA-06550: line 1, column 8:
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DECLARE
p_stmodel VARCHAR2(40):=null;
p_item_number VARCHAR(40):='9BX158-300';
p_item_id NUMBER:=0;
l_attribute_out test_common_api.l_item_attr_tab:=test_common_api.l_item_attr_tab();
BEGIN
test_common_api.test_attribute(p_stmodel,p_item_number,p_item_id,l_attribute_out);
END;
Error report:
ORA-06550: line 8, column 18:
PLS-00302: component 'TEST_ATTRIBUTE' must be declared
ORA-06550: line 8, column 2:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
06550. 00000 - "line %s, column %s:\n%s"
*Cause:    Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.
*Action:
---------Package.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE test_common_api
AS
TYPE item_attr_rec IS RECORD (CONFIGURATION VARCHAR2(20),
                               PRODUCTTYPE VARCHAR2(30),
                               INTERNALPRODUCTNAME VARCHAR2(20),
                               NUMBEROFHEADS VARCHAR2(2),
                               NUMBEROFDISCS VARCHAR2(2),
                               GENERATION VARCHAR2(10),
                               FACTORYAPPLICATION VARCHAR2(150),
                               PRODUCTFAMILY VARCHAR2(60),
                               FORMFACTOR VARCHAR2(10),
                               FORMATTEDCAPACITY NUMBER,
                               FORMATTEDCAPACITY_UOM VARCHAR2(20),
                               INTERFACE VARCHAR2(30),
                               SPINDLESPEEDRPM NUMBER,
                               PRODUCTCACHE VARCHAR2(10),
                               WARRANTYMONTHS   VARCHAR2(2),
                               PHYSICAL_SECTOR_SIZE NUMBER,
                               MODELHEIGHT VARCHAR2(10),
                               ENCRYPTION_TYPE VARCHAR2(40));
TYPE l_item_attr_tab IS TABLE OF item_attr_rec;
END test_common_api;
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create or replace package body test_common_api
AS
PROCEDURE test_attribute (p_stmodel IN VARCHAR2,
                           p_item_number IN VARCHAR2,
                           p_item_id IN NUMBER,
                           l_item_attr_list OUT l_item_attr_tab)
IS
l_stmodel st.stmodelnumber%TYPE;
l_market_segment VARCHAR2(10) ;
l_sub_market_segment VARCHAR2(10) ;
l_app_segment VARCHAR2(10);
l_market_name VARCHAR2(40) ;
l_ccitem seaeng_ccitemnumber.ccitemnumber%TYPE;
l_query_item VARCHAR2(1000);
l_query_model VARCHAR2(1000);
l_where VARCHAR2(1000);
l_bind_var1      VARCHAR2(40);
l_bind_var2      VARCHAR2(40);
l_sql            NUMBER:=0;
l_config VARCHAR2(40):=null;
BEGIN
   IF p_stmodel is not null THEN
       l_where :='WHERE sc.ccmodel = sp.productmodelnumber AND sp.stmodelnumber = st.stmodelnumber
                  AND sc.pricingdescriptor=''MODEL''
                  AND sc.ccdashnumber =''000''
                  AND sp.detailedproductname=''GENERIC''
                  AND st.stmodelnumber= :1';
              IF p_item_number is null AND p_item_id is null THEN
                  l_config :='null';
              ELSE
                  l_config :='sc.configuration';
              END IF;
        l_bind_var1 :=p_stmodel;
        l_sql :=1;
    ELSE
        IF p_item_id is null and p_item_number is not null THEN
            l_where := 'WHERE sc.ccmodel = sp.productmodelnumber AND sp.stmodelnumber = st.stmodelnumber and sc.ccitemnumber = :1';
            l_bind_var1 :=p_item_number;
            l_sql:=2;
        ELSIF p_item_id is NOT null and p_item_number is null THEN
            l_where := 'WHERE sc.ccmodel= sp.productmodelnumber AND sp.stmodelnumber = st.stmodelnumber and sc.ccitemnumber in ( select msi.segment1
                        from mtl_system_items msi
                        where msi.inventory_item_id = :1)';
            l_bind_var1 := p_item_id;
            l_sql:=2;
        ELSIF p_item_id is not null and p_item_number is not null THEN
            l_where :='WHERE sc.ccmodel = sp.productmodelnumber AND sp.stmodelnumber = st.stmodelnumber and sc.ccitemnumber in (select msi.segment1
                       from mtl_system_items msi
                       where msi.inventory_item_id = :1
                       AND msi.segment1=:2)';
            l_sql:=3;
            l_bind_var1 := p_item_id ;
            l_bind_var2 :=p_item_number;
        END IF;
    END IF;
l_query_item :='SELECT sc.configuration,st.producttype, sp.internalproductname, sp.numberofheads , sp.numberofdiscs,
sp.generation,sp.factoryapplication, st.productfamily,st.formfactor , st.formattedcapacity , st.formattedcapacity_uom,
st.interface,st.spindlespeedrpm,st.productcache,st.warrantymonths, st.physical_sector_size, st.modelheight, st.encryption_type
   FROM pm sp , st st, seaeng_ccitemnumber sc ';
l_query_model :='SELECT '|| l_config|| ' , st.producttype, null,null , null, null, sp.factoryapplication, null,st.formfactor, st.formattedcapacity,
st.formattedcapacity_uom,st.interface , st.spindlespeedrpm, st.productcache, st.warrantymonths,st.physical_sector_size, st.modelheight,
st.encryption_type
FROM pm sp , st st, seaeng_ccitemnumber sc ';
   IF l_sql = 1 THEN
      EXECUTE IMMEDIATE l_query_model ||l_where
                         BULK COLLECT INTO l_item_attr_list
                         USING l_bind_var1 ;
                           dbms_output.put_line(l_query_model||l_where);
    ELSIF
         l_sql =2 THEN
           EXECUTE IMMEDIATE l_query_item || l_where
                             BULK COLLECT INTO l_item_attr_list
                             using l_bind_var1;
                             dbms_output.put_line(l_query_item||l_where);
    ELSE
       EXECUTE IMMEDIATE l_query_item ||l_where
                         BULK COLLECT INTO l_item_attr_list
                         USING l_bind_var1, l_bind_var2 ;
                           dbms_output.put_line(l_query_item||l_where);
    END IF;
END test_attribute;
END test_common_api;
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I think you forget to declare "PROCEDURE test_attribute" procedure in your package definition. like:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE test_common_api
AS
TYPE item_attr_rec IS RECORD (CONFIGURATION VARCHAR2(20),
                               PRODUCTTYPE VARCHAR2(30),
                               INTERNALPRODUCTNAME VARCHAR2(20),
                               NUMBEROFHEADS VARCHAR2(2),
                               NUMBEROFDISCS VARCHAR2(2),
                               GENERATION VARCHAR2(10),
                               FACTORYAPPLICATION VARCHAR2(150),
                               PRODUCTFAMILY VARCHAR2(60),
                               FORMFACTOR VARCHAR2(10),
                               FORMATTEDCAPACITY NUMBER,
                               FORMATTEDCAPACITY_UOM VARCHAR2(20),
                               INTERFACE VARCHAR2(30),
                               SPINDLESPEEDRPM NUMBER,
                               PRODUCTCACHE VARCHAR2(10),
                               WARRANTYMONTHS   VARCHAR2(2),
                               PHYSICAL_SECTOR_SIZE NUMBER,
                               MODELHEIGHT VARCHAR2(10),
                               ENCRYPTION_TYPE VARCHAR2(40));
PROCEDURE test_attribute (p_stmodel IN VARCHAR2,
                           p_item_number IN VARCHAR2,
                           p_item_id IN NUMBER,
                           l_item_attr_list OUT l_item_attr_tab);
TYPE l_item_attr_tab IS TABLE OF item_attr_rec;
END test_common_api;
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create or replace package body test_common_api
AS
PROCEDURE test_attribute (p_stmodel IN VARCHAR2,
                           p_item_number IN VARCHAR2,
                           p_item_id IN NUMBER,
                           l_item_attr_list OUT l_item_attr_tab)
IS
l_stmodel st.stmodelnumber%TYPE;
l_market_segment VARCHAR2(10) ;
l_sub_market_segment VARCHAR2(10) ;
l_app_segment VARCHAR2(10);
l_market_name VARCHAR2(40) ;
l_ccitem seaeng_ccitemnumber.ccitemnumber%TYPE;
l_query_item VARCHAR2(1000);
l_query_model VARCHAR2(1000);
l_where VARCHAR2(1000);
l_bind_var1      VARCHAR2(40);
l_bind_var2      VARCHAR2(40);
l_sql            NUMBER:=0;
l_config VARCHAR2(40):=null;
BEGIN
   IF p_stmodel is not null THEN
       l_where :='WHERE sc.ccmodel = sp.productmodelnumber AND sp.stmodelnumber = st.stmodelnumber
                  AND sc.pricingdescriptor=''MODEL''
                  AND sc.ccdashnumber =''000''
                  AND sp.detailedproductname=''GENERIC''
                  AND st.stmodelnumber= :1';
              IF p_item_number is null AND p_item_id is null THEN
                  l_config :='null';
              ELSE
                  l_config :='sc.configuration';
              END IF;
        l_bind_var1 :=p_stmodel;
        l_sql :=1;
    ELSE
        IF p_item_id is null and p_item_number is not null THEN
            l_where := 'WHERE sc.ccmodel = sp.productmodelnumber AND sp.stmodelnumber = st.stmodelnumber and sc.ccitemnumber = :1';
            l_bind_var1 :=p_item_number;
            l_sql:=2;
        ELSIF p_item_id is NOT null and p_item_number is null THEN
            l_where := 'WHERE sc.ccmodel= sp.productmodelnumber AND sp.stmodelnumber = st.stmodelnumber and sc.ccitemnumber in ( select msi.segment1
                        from mtl_system_items msi
                        where msi.inventory_item_id = :1)';
            l_bind_var1 := p_item_id;
            l_sql:=2;
        ELSIF p_item_id is not null and p_item_number is not null THEN
            l_where :='WHERE sc.ccmodel = sp.productmodelnumber AND sp.stmodelnumber = st.stmodelnumber and sc.ccitemnumber in (select msi.segment1
                       from mtl_system_items msi
                       where msi.inventory_item_id = :1
                       AND msi.segment1=:2)';
            l_sql:=3;
            l_bind_var1 := p_item_id ;
            l_bind_var2 :=p_item_number;
        END IF;
    END IF;
l_query_item :='SELECT sc.configuration,st.producttype, sp.internalproductname, sp.numberofheads , sp.numberofdiscs,
sp.generation,sp.factoryapplication, st.productfamily,st.formfactor , st.formattedcapacity , st.formattedcapacity_uom,
st.interface,st.spindlespeedrpm,st.productcache,st.warrantymonths, st.physical_sector_size, st.modelheight, st.encryption_type
   FROM pm sp , st st, seaeng_ccitemnumber sc ';
l_query_model :='SELECT '|| l_config|| ' , st.producttype, null,null , null, null, sp.factoryapplication, null,st.formfactor, st.formattedcapacity,
st.formattedcapacity_uom,st.interface , st.spindlespeedrpm, st.productcache, st.warrantymonths,st.physical_sector_size, st.modelheight,
st.encryption_type
FROM pm sp , st st, seaeng_ccitemnumber sc ';
   IF l_sql = 1 THEN
      EXECUTE IMMEDIATE l_query_model ||l_where
                         BULK COLLECT INTO l_item_attr_list
                         USING l_bind_var1 ;
                           dbms_output.put_line(l_query_model||l_where);
    ELSIF
         l_sql =2 THEN
           EXECUTE IMMEDIATE l_query_item || l_where
                             BULK COLLECT INTO l_item_attr_list
                             using l_bind_var1;
                             dbms_output.put_line(l_query_item||l_where);
    ELSE
       EXECUTE IMMEDIATE l_query_item ||l_where
                         BULK COLLECT INTO l_item_attr_list
                         USING l_bind_var1, l_bind_var2 ;
                           dbms_output.put_line(l_query_item||l_where);
    END IF;
END test_attribute;
END test_common_api;
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How to pass parameter to cursor for loop having table type?

Hi Friends,
I am wondering how to pass a parameter into second for loop in the example code below.Please see the bold statements and answer my queries.
Thanks a lot .Here is the code .
declare
l_bom_header_tbl BOM_BO_PUB.BOM_HEADER_TBL_TYPE ; ---TABLE TYPE
V_bom_header_tbl Bom_Bo_Pub.Bom_Head_Rec_Type := Bom_Bo_Pub.G_MISS_BOM_HEADER_REC; ---Record type
v_bom_components_tbl Bom_Bo_Pub.Bom_Comps_Tbl_Type := Bom_Bo_Pub.G_MISS_BOM_COMPONENT_TBL;---nested table type
c:=0 number ;
k:=1 number ;
begin
BOMPXINQ.Export_BOM(
P_org_hierarchy_name => l_org_hierarchy_name,
P_assembly_item_name => l_assembly_item_name,
P_organization_code => l_organization_code,
P_alternate_bm_designator => '1Test',
P_Costs => l_costs,
P_Cost_type_id => l_cost_type_id,
X_bom_header_tbl => l_bom_header_tbl,
X_bom_revisions_tbl => l_bom_revisions_tbl,
X_bom_components_tbl => l_bom_components_tbl,
X_bom_ref_designators_tbl => l_bom_ref_designators_tbl,
X_bom_sub_components_tbl => l_bom_sub_components_tbl,
X_bom_comp_ops_tbl => l_bom_comp_ops_tbl,
X_Err_Msg => l_Err_Msg,
X_Error_Code => l_Error_Code);
if l_Error_Code = 0 then
for i in 1 .. l_bom_header_tbl.COUNT LOOP
V_bom_header_tbl.organization_code :='DSC';
Can we assign a table type to record type like below statement?
V_bom_header_tbl.assembly_item_name:= l_bom_header_tbl(i).assembly_item_name ;
k:=1;
I want to pass parameter l_bom_header_tbl(i).assembly_item_name into the for statement below: How to achieve this?
for j in 1 .. l_bom_components_tbl.COUNT LOOP
Can we assign a table type to table type like below statement?
v_bom_components_tbl(k).Assembly_Item_name := l_bom_header_tbl(i).assembly_item_name ;
k := k + 1;
end LOOP;
end loop;
end;
Edited by: ILovePlSql on Mar 22, 2010 7:51 AM
Edited by: ILovePlSql on Mar 22, 2010 8:16 AM

ILovePlSql wrote:
V_bom_header_tbl.assembly_item_name:= l_bom_header_tbl(i).assembly_item_name ;
v_bom_header_tabl is a record type and l_bom_header_tbl is a table type .So is the above statement ok?I asked you for type definition. Please provide definition of BOM_BO_PUB.BOM_HEADER_TBL_TYPE and Bom_Bo_Pub.Bom_Head_Rec_Type. If BOM_BO_PUB.BOM_HEADER_TBL_TYPE is table of Bom_Bo_Pub.Bom_Head_Rec_Type then your statment is OK. For example:
SQL> declare
2      type BOM_HEADER_TBL_TYPE is table of emp%rowtype index by binary_integer;
3      l_bom_header_tbl BOM_HEADER_TBL_TYPE;
4      V_bom_header_tbl emp%rowtype;
5 begin
6      select * bulk collect into l_bom_header_tbl from emp;
7      for i in 1 .. l_bom_header_tbl.count loop
8        V_bom_header_tbl.ename := l_bom_header_tbl(i).ename;
9      end loop;
10 end;
11 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> SY.

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The 2 structures may be defined the same. But they are NOT interchangeable and requires one to be converted to the other to use. This is not sensible in my view. It is far easier in that case to simply use the PL/SQL macro +%RowType+ to create a duplicate structure definition - one that can natively be used for touching that table, without conversions required.
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