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Calling stored procedures with JDBC

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MAB - 04 Aug 2004 06:31 GMT
I need to find good examples/tutorials for calling stored procedures ( of
oracle ) with in/out parameters which can be recordsets/cursors etc.
Meanwhile i'm searching google. If any of you happen to know some good links
I would very much appreciate it.

thx.
MAB - 04 Aug 2004 08:24 GMT
OK I found how to do this except for oracle procedures that return a cursor
i.e output parameter is a variable cursor.

thx for any help.

> I need to find good examples/tutorials for calling stored procedures ( of
> oracle ) with in/out parameters which can be recordsets/cursors etc.
> Meanwhile i'm searching google. If any of you happen to know some good links
> I would very much appreciate it.
>
> thx.
Murray - 04 Aug 2004 09:18 GMT
> OK I found how to do this except for oracle procedures that return a cursor
> i.e output parameter is a variable cursor.

You need to use OracleTypes.CURSOR as the type (Oracle JDBC driver must be
in the classpath)


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