Pass an array to a procedure stored via SQL more.

Hi, I want to spend multiple records in a table to a store proc, where inside, I'll do some DML (insert update delete etc...)
Later the RECS will be forwarded by my application using VB/ASP etc
Currently, I want to test this backend... I have a package and a proc.
But when I call the proc, I get a wrong number of aruments to proc.

CREATE or REPLACE PACKAGE in the UPD_All_TABs
TYPE Varry_emp IS TABLE EMP % ROWTYPE;
PROCEDURE UPD_emp (SheikYerbouti in Varry_emp);
end UPD_All_Tabs;
/

Package created.

CREATE or REPLACE PACKAGE BODY UPD_ALL_Tabs as
PROCEDURE UPD_emp (SheikYerbouti in Varry_emp) is
Start
I'm looping 1.emp_rec.count
dbms_output.put_line (emp_rec (i) .nvd_zobjdev);
/If otherwise etc here end if * /.
end loop;
END UPD_emp;
/

/ * I made a copy of the emp table and modified data. Now I'm selecting and passing
It internal tmy * /.

declare
Type add_varray IS TABLE OF THE emp % ROWTYPE;
var_add_varray add_varray;
Start
SELECT * COLLECT LOOSE var_add_varray FROM tab_copy_of_emp;
UPD_ALL_Tabs.UPD_emp (var_add_varray);
end;
/
/ * This call proc does not work as a type of arguments * /.

/ * However this sub work... displays all REBS copy table * /.
declare
Type add_varray IS TABLE OF THE emp % ROWTYPE;
var_add_varray add_varray;
Start
SELECT * COLLECT LOOSE var_add_varray FROM copy_of_emp;
FOR pos IN 1.var_add_varray.count LOOP
dbms_output.put_line(pos||) e '|| var_add_varray (POS) .emp_name);
end loop;
end;
/

I have seen 100s of pages & fourms I don't have a simple solution... all use java or speak to the application.
If someone had used sql in addition, the examples show a list of hard coded values.
If there is an example of selection in bulk, its inside the proc is stored.
I want to call the proc as I have used before.
Please guide me what is the problem by calling the proc,
If java is necessary, please give me sample for the above code...
Please please help. I'm totally lost.

Maybe this will help you. He is little syntax errors in your code corrected too, those.

CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE UPD_All_TABs AS
TYPE Varry_emp IS TABLE OF EMPLOYEES%ROWTYPE;
PROCEDURE UPD_emp(emp_rec in Varry_emp);
end UPD_All_Tabs;

CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY UPD_ALL_Tabs AS
PROCEDURE UPD_emp(emp_rec in Varry_emp) is
begin
for i in 1..emp_rec.count loop
dbms_output.put_line(emp_rec(i).FIRST_NAME);
end loop;
/*if else etc here end if*/
END UPD_emp;
END UPD_ALL_Tabs;

declare
  -- Non-scalar parameters require additional processing
  emp_rec upd_all_tabs.varry_emp;
begin
SELECT * BULK COLLECT INTO emp_rec FROM EMPLOYEES;
  -- Call the procedure
  upd_all_tabs.upd_emp(emp_rec => emp_rec);
end;

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 13    VALUES
 14      (pdname, psname, pfname, EMPTY_BLOB())
 15    RETURNING iblob INTO dst_file;
 16
 17    DBMS_LOB.OPEN(src_file, dbms_lob.file_readonly);
 18    lgh_file := dbms_lob.getlength(src_file);
 19    DBMS_LOB.LOADFROMFILE(dst_file, src_file, lgh_file);
 20    dbms_lob.close(src_file);
 21    COMMIT;
 22  END load_file;
 23  /

Procedure created.

SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY TEMP AS 'c:\';

Directory created.

SQL> EXECUTE load_file('Test pdname','Test psname','extract.jpg');

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> SELECT dname,sname,fname,DBMS_LOB.getlength(iblob)
  2  FROM pdm;

DNAME                          SNAME
------------------------------ ------------------------------
FNAME                          DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(IBLOB)
------------------------------ -------------------------
Test pdname                    Test psname
extract.jpg                                         2111

SQL>

NOTE: The path to the 'TEMP' directory object exists already physically in the server database NOT in the local computer.

execution of stored procedure in sql developer/sql more with a table setting?

Hello
I create a package with a procedure which has a cursor ref as output and a type as an input parameter. Here is my definition of the package
```
PACKAGE 
-------
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE TEST
As
  TYPE RefCursorType IS REF CURSOR;
  type intTableType is table of varchar2(50) index by binary_integer;
  
  PROCEDURE GETDATA (
          P_RECORDS OUT RefCursorType,           
           YEAR_LIST IN intTableType
  );  
END;


PACKAGE BODY
-----------------------

SET DEFINE OFF
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY TEST
AS 
PROCEDURE GETDATA
(
  P_RECORDS OUT RefCursorType,  
  YEAR_LIST IN intTableType  
)
AS 
iYearList  IDTableType;
BEGIN 
  --GET ARRAY COUNT
  IYEARLIST := IDTABLETYPE();
  IYEARLIST.EXTEND(YEAR_LIST.COUNT);
  
  --LOOP THROUGH LISTS AND POPULATE ARRAY
  FOR I IN YEAR_LIST.FIRST .. YEAR_LIST.LAST
  LOOP
  IYEARLIST(I) := IDTYPE(TO_CHAR(YEAR_LIST(I)));
  END LOOP;
  
   OPEN P_RECORDS FOR 
   SELECT CITHTML AS FORMATTED
    FROM dbTest.FORMATTED_HTML
  WHERE YEAR IN (SELECT * FROM TABLE(IYEARLIST))
  ;
  END GETDATA ;
END TEST ;
/
```
I want to perform this procedure from the sql or sql developer more to see if it works properly. The year field dbTest.FORMATTED_HTML is defined as varchar2 (20 bytes). He has many years as well as text.
I've used this in the past with simple stored procedures, but not those with a table setting
var r refcursor;
exec GETOLDDATA(:r,40);
print r;
How can I modify this to allow him to run my stored procedure?
Thank you

Just declare SQL, not type of PL/SQL:

CREATE OR REPLACE

TYPE Str50TblType

AS THE TABLE OF THE VARCHAR2 (50)

/

CREATE OR REPLACE

THE TEST PACKAGE

IS

GETDATA PROCEDURE)

P_RECORDS ON SYS_REFCURSOR,

YEAR_LIST IN Str50TblType

);

END;

/

CREATE OR REPLACE

TEST OF PACKAGE BODY

IS

GETDATA PROCEDURE)

P_RECORDS ON SYS_REFCURSOR,

YEAR_LIST IN Str50TblType

)

IS

BEGIN

OPEN P_RECORDS

FOR

SELECT CITHTML AS FORMATTED

OF dbTest.FORMATTED_HTML

WHERE YEAR IN)

SELECT *.

TABLE (YEAR_LIST)

);

GETDATA END;

END TEST;

/

SY.

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