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Two Store Procedure questions
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Tony Evans
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Joined: Jun 29, 2002
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I am running a store procedure which is failing after a database upgrade. This has raised two questions. Since I am getting a java exception I would like to run the Stpre Procedure on the SQL pluus editor. Problem is that the Store Procedure returns a CLOB as a out parameter. I use the run the following code DECLARE clobType CLOB; BEGIN MISupdate.insertMISP('1004','123','AA123','original','EOY','Y','TPVS','111', '2005-12-10','Microsoft','v101','NIRS','1034','Y','Consolidated','EDI','Indi vidual','1100','28-jun-2004 12:22:13','1','1','106','30','28-jun-2004 12:23:13','28-jun-2004 12:23:13',clobType); END; / which returns a wrong literal error message. Is this the correct way to call a Store Procedure with a CLOB as an out parameter. The java exception is as follows: Exception Class...:java.sql.SQLException Exception Message.:Unsupported feature Failing Class..... racle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError Failing Method....:throwSqlException Failing File...... BError.java Failing Line No...:134 Previous Exception:null I am updating two timestamps could that be the problem. Thanks for any help Tony
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Avi Abrami
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Tony, Since it appears you are using Oracle (though I could be wrong since it was not explicitly stated in your post), are you familiar with the Oracle JDBC samples: http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/index.html and "How-To" documents: http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/java/codesnippet/jdbc/index.html Good Luck, Avi.
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Tony Evans
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Thanks Avi. Thanks for the reply after further experimentation, I realised that I needed to pass in date and the two timestamps using the to_date and to_timestamp functions. The other problem was resolved further investigation revealed that weblogic service pack 3 was not set up correctly causing the original error. Tony
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Avi Abrami
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Tony, For your information, Oracle JDBC drivers support the SQL Escape Syntax (it's on that page, believe me, just scroll down :-) Good Luck, Avi.
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