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Oracle CURSOR still returns : ORA-06553: PLS-306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'WTRK11GET_1'ORA-06553: PLS-306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'WTRK11GET_1'
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asfimport opened this issue
Sep 11, 2012
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(Note : I put INTEGER out opf the suggestion from the BUG that was declared fixed in Bug 2008 - 4657
I also tried other variations including OUT 1111, etc)
here is the procedure def in Oracle:
PROCEDURE WTRK11GET_1 (P_WTRK_CIN_IN_VCIN_ID IN VARCHAR2, P_STATUS_OUT OUT NUMBER, p_recordset OUT refcursor);
The JDBC driver class used in the JDBC connection
oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
See also attachments screenshots.
Any ides how I can solve this. I don't really need at this point the CURSOR value, just need to be able to run this as performance test.
Thanks,
Rudi
Severity: critical
OS: Windows XP
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rudi.chati (migrated from Bugzilla):
Teh question is, I know it is not INTEGER, I was just tryign different things becasue CURSOR was not asccepted either - it returned INVALID TYPE
PROCEDURE WTRK11GET_1 (P_WTRK_CIN_IN_VCIN_ID IN VARCHAR2, P_STATUS_OUT OUT NUMBER, p_recordset OUT refcursor);
rudi.chati (Bug 53851):
ORA-06553: PLS-306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'WTRK11GET_1'
here is the request in the Tree Results screen
[Callable Statement] call WTRK_PACKAGE.WTRK11GET_1(?,?,?)
AX44189C,0,0
VARCHAR,INTEGER,INTEGER
(Note : I put INTEGER out opf the suggestion from the BUG that was declared fixed in Bug 2008 - 4657
I also tried other variations including OUT 1111, etc)
here is the procedure def in Oracle:
PROCEDURE WTRK11GET_1 (P_WTRK_CIN_IN_VCIN_ID IN VARCHAR2, P_STATUS_OUT OUT NUMBER, p_recordset OUT refcursor);
The JDBC driver class used in the JDBC connection
oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
See also attachments screenshots.
Any ides how I can solve this. I don't really need at this point the CURSOR value, just need to be able to run this as performance test.
Thanks,
Rudi
Severity: critical
OS: Windows XP
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: