You could return a REF cursor and then fetch from that ref cursor in your
program. This situation is ideal compared to passing (around)
collections.
Raj
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Subject: Returing a COMPLETE recordset from a stored procedureOk,Maybe its just been a rough day, but looking at the docs (PLSQL Devleopers Guide), I only see that I can return only a record at a time.But say I want to return a complete recordset from a stored procedure to a C program, what would be my retrun type? Can I use a collection?The docs aren't clear on this and only show examples of retrunung a single rowtype.Any links (except to metalink - I dont have access) would be helpful,Thanks,Hannah
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