Doug Keen wrote:
> Is "types.cursorType" a REF CURSOR (not your plain-vanilla CURSOR)? If not, I think that may be another potential cause of your error... try changing types.cursorType to be a REF CURSOR and delete your "FETCH ... INTO" statement from the proc.
Hm. It actually IS a REF CURSOR. I deleted the FETCH INTO line
(actually, I just commented it out) per your suggestion, but that didn't
help. Thanks for the tip.
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