I'm attempting to use Oracle stored procedures for the first time. Oracle
SQL*Plus really stinks as an IDE. There has to be a better tool out there.
I've used Microsoft SQL Server in the past.

I'm having trouble writing a simple Oracle stored procedure to select data
from a table and return a record set. I read the KB articles. Is there still
no way to return an Oracle recordset? I was wondering if some kind soul
would post a short Oracle stored procedure to select data from a table and
post the CF code as well. I'm using a simple table to exercise several data
types. The table description is below. Thanks.

Name                            Null?    Type
 ------------------------------- -------- ----
 RECNO                           NOT NULL NUMBER
 LASTNAME                                 VARCHAR2(15)
 FIRSTNAME                                VARCHAR2(15)
 MIDDLEINITIAL                            CHAR(1)
 TEMPERATURE                              NUMBER(4,1)
 BIRTHDATE                                DATE
 UPDATEDBY                                VARCHAR2(10)
 MODIFIED                                 DATE

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Jeffrey B. Marsh
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Amateurs built the Ark.

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