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Communication between Oracle Objects and Java Program

 
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Hi,
I have created an Oracle Object which has some data members as VARRAYs . Inside my Java program , I am retrieving data from the table and assigning the values to the local variables. For ex..
Suppose my Object(Oracle) name is Person which is a column Object in the Table Tab1 and has a data member Accounts which is a VARRAY of VARCHAR2(100)
Now in my Java program
ResluSet rs=staement.executeQuery("select Person.Accounts as obj from Tab1");

But how to retrieve the data in the fileds which are VARRAYS , even though I write get and set methods in the Oracle Object what I should return from them and how to assign them to the String arrays...

Thanks in advance
Sateesh
 
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Hi,
You can use the Oracle extentions of jdbc to achieve this.
ARRAY array = ((OracleResultSet)rs).getARRAY (1);
Using array.getArray(), you can populate an array and then use that.
Note that in the select statement you should select the varray.
Hope this helps,
Ram
 
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Thanks Ram, I solved that problem using getARRAY() method, the problem was I have n't placed the drivers properly..
Any how thanks for the reply....
 
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sateesh, please note that JavaRanch requires that you create a name that contains both a first and last name. Thanks!
 
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