VARRAY retrieval via MSVisual C++ ADO

CREATE TYPE ENAMELIST AS VARRAY(20) OF VARCHAR2(30);
CREATE TABLE department (
dept_id NUMBER(2),
ENAMES ENAMELIST);
First, can a VARRAY data type be passed as a parameter in a stored procedure call ?
Second, need C++ code sample of retreiving the VARRAY parameter from the stored procedure via ADO.
Thank you for any asistance.

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CREATE TYPE ENAMELIST AS VARRAY(20) OF VARCHAR2(30);
CREATE TABLE department (
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Thank you for any asistance.

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clients requesting a CRL can still obtain the CRL.
The CARoot Cert is already distributed to all the workstations (as is the SubCA cert) to the usual containers
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I am OK on the Windows side of things but we also have a UNIX/Linux environment (like most companies) that also utilize certificates issued by the MS CA’s therefore their respective UG will
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the CDP
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