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  Hello

  You can use the following sql query. USER_DEPENDENCIES / all_dependencies / dba_dependencies, these can also be used.

  Select * from all_dependencies where referenced_name = 'your_table_name '.

  Thank you
  PAL

• Table table changes to the procedure

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  CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE TYPE_RD AS OBJECT   
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  What I'm trying to actually possible, and if so what am I doing wrong?

  Maybe this?

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  Hello

  I have a unique requirement where I need to use the procedure for ForLoop ODI.

  Y at - it an option that we can use to create several instructions based on loop For and execute these instructions in particular technologies.

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  Union

  Select * from [DB_SERVER]. [dbo]. [DB_TABLE] where col_1 = i

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  {% >

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  create or replace
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  MYDATE_MM OUT VARCHAR2,
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  WRONG FORUM!

  This forum is for Sql Developer issues only. Please mark the thread ANSWERED and repost it in SQL and PL/SQL forum.

  https://forums.Oracle.com/community/Developer/English/oracle_database/sql_and_pl_sql

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  Hi experts,
  Am on the thought, but not yet answer keep me... so am here
  
  With the help of Jdev11.1.1.5.0 - adfbc.
  
  I got in db procedure like this

  PROCEDURE proc_find_x_cal_year_period
  (
       p_bu                    VARCHAR2,
       p_date                    DATE,
       p_year           OUT          NUMBER,
       p_period             OUT           NUMBER
  ).................

  I wrote it in my AM, procedure is executing and printing of the param values perfect

      public void ProcFindxCalYearPeriod(String pbu,
                                      oracle.jbo.domain.Date pdate)
              {
              CallableStatement st = null;
              try{
              String sql = "begin proc_find_x_cal_year_period" +
                  "(:pbu," +
                  ":pdate," +
                  ":pyear," +
                  ":pperiod)" +
                  ";" +
                  "end;";
              st=getDBTransaction().createCallableStatement(sql,this.getDBTransaction().DEFAULT);
              st.setObject("p_bu",pbu);
              st.setObject("pdate",pdate);
              st.registerOutParameter("pyear",Types.VARCHAR);
              st.registerOutParameter("pperiod",Types.VARCHAR);
              st.execute();
              System.out.println("pyear" +(String)st.getObject("pyear"));
              System.out.println("pperiod" +(String)st.getObject("pperiod"));
              }
              catch(SQLException e)
              {
              throw new JboException(e);
              }
  
              finally
              {
              if(st!=null)
              try{
              st.close();
              }
              catch(SQLException e){}
              }
              }

  what I've done / my need:
  I paste this ProcFindxCalYearPeriod in my EO, and so am validating one of the field, this procedure should call at the time of the call, two parameters in two corresponding setter methods.
  

  (String) st.getObject ("pyear")
  (String) st.getObject ("pperiod")

  value is here, I want to set setAttributeInternal ('x', (String) st.getObject ("pyear"));
  setAttributeInternal ("x 1", (String) st.getObject ("pperiod"));
  
  I hope that you all understand.

  In your procedure, you must create an object to hold out and return this object

  public ProcResult ProcFindxCalYearPeriod(String pbu, oracle.jbo.domain.Date pdate)
              {
              CallableStatement st = null;
              try{
              String sql = "begin proc_find_x_cal_year_period" +
                  "(:pbu," +
                  ":pdate," +
                  ":pyear," +
                  ":pperiod)" +
                  ";" +
                  "end;";
              st=getDBTransaction().createCallableStatement(sql,this.getDBTransaction().DEFAULT);
              st.setObject("p_bu",pbu);
              st.setObject("pdate",pdate);
              st.registerOutParameter("pyear",Types.VARCHAR);
              st.registerOutParameter("pperiod",Types.VARCHAR);
              st.execute();
              System.out.println("pyear" +(String)st.getObject("pyear"));
              System.out.println("pperiod" +(String)st.getObject("pperiod"));
              //assuming that you are getting the desired outputs
              *ProcResult outputs=new ProcResult();*
              *outputs.setOutParam1((String)st.getObject("pyear"));*
              *outputs.setOutParam2((String)st.getObject("pperiod"));*
              *return outputs;*
              }
              catch(SQLException e)
              {
              throw new JboException(e);
              }
  
              finally
              {
              if(st!=null)
              try{
              st.close();
              }
              catch(SQLException e){}
              }
              }
  

  Now, you call this procedure like this

  ProcResult execProc= ProcFindxCalYearPeriod(paramValue1, paramValue2);
  //you can get the proc outputs by calling
  String firstOutput = execProc.getOutParam1();
  String second = execProc.getOutParam2();
  

  But the question is why you call setAttributeInternal() while you are trying to validate an attribute?
  I think that is not correct.

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  Hello

  2985493 wrote:

  Thank you. Could you write a procedure to do the job? This is just an example, real choice rule is complicated enough to be used by the procedure and the cursor. I wonder how do to write a procedure returns the result as a select phrase.

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  (csr ON SYS_REFCURSOR

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  )

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  (

  SELECT name, area

  OF the person

  ORDER BY ROW_NUMBER () (PARTITION BY AREA

  ORDER BY name

  )

  area

  )

  SELECT name, area

  ROWNUM AS r_num

  OF got_area_num

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  ;

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  /

  DISPLAY ERRORS

  EXEC top_by_area (: c);

  PRINTING: c

  PRINT the output of the command, given your sample data is:

  R_NUM DOMAIN NAME

  ---- ---- --------

  A1 1

  B1 B 2

  C1, C 3

  A2 4

  C2 C 5

  A3 A 6

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  When I run the following, I get the following error:

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  Thank you!

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