Ben,

Unfortunately, the @BIND function did not stop the procedure from crashing
the server as a JDBC data source.
(I was already using @BIND with the OUT parameters, just not with the IN
parameters.)
I would welcome hearing any other suggestions the group might have to
offer.

~ Pam

You will need to use the <@BIND>  function inside the direct dbms


check out page 119 in 5.5 programmers guide


Ben

On Mar 14, 2008, at 1:07 PM, Pamela Hubley wrote:



Ben,
I should have stated in my post that the procedure returns three (3) out
parameters,
so a select statement will not work.  In order to use one procedure for
both WiTango and in
another non-web development environment, the procedure has to produce
three out parameters to be 
in synch with existing applications.
Any other suggestions?
Pam

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have you tried







select procedure(param1,param2)







Ben







On Mar 14, 2008, at 8:17 AM, Pamela Hubley wrote:









Greetings ~













How do you call a PL/SQL procedure in a Direct DBMS using a JDBC data






source?






When we did this using WiTango version 5.5, it crashed the development






server.






The call was structured as follows:






   






  procedure_name(parameter1, parameter2)






 






We did not use "begin" or "end" or semi-colons in the call to the






procedure.






Thanks in advance for any and all suggestions.













Pam Hubley






Harvard University - DCE













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You will need to use the <@BIND>  function inside the direct dbms

check out page 119 in 5.5 programmers guide

Ben

On Mar 14, 2008, at 1:07 PM, Pamela Hubley wrote:

Ben,
I should have stated in my post that the procedure returns three (3) out
parameters,
so a select statement will not work.  In order to use one procedure for
both WiTango and in
another non-web development environment, the procedure has to produce
three out parameters to be
in synch with existing applications.
Any other suggestions?
Pam

[email protected] writes:
have you tried

select procedure(param1,param2)

Ben

On Mar 14, 2008, at 8:17 AM, Pamela Hubley wrote:

Greetings ~

How do you call a PL/SQL procedure in a Direct DBMS using a JDBC data
source?
When we did this using WiTango version 5.5, it crashed the development
server.
The call was structured as follows:

procedure_name(parameter1, parameter2)

We did not use "begin" or "end" or semi-colons in the call to the
procedure.
Thanks in advance for any and all suggestions.

Pam Hubley
Harvard University - DCE

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Harvard University - DCE
Phone : 617.998.8519
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