| RECORD Parameter [message #3380] |
Tue, 24 September 2002 08:53  |
Marjorin Mendoza
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Registered: September 2002
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I have a cursor named PaymentCursor and it fetches its record to PaymentRecord (FETCH PaymentCursor INTO PaymentRecord). Can I pass my PaymentRecord in another procedure as a parameter? How can it be declared in the receiving Procedure?
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| Re: RECORD Parameter [message #3383 is a reply to message #3380] |
Tue, 24 September 2002 10:03  |
Todd Barry
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Registered: August 2001
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Sure, just declare the parameter with the same datatype as PaymentRecord. If the definition does not already exist in a package spec, you will need to put it in one to use it in a procedure declaration.
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| Re: RECORD Parameter (follow-up question) [message #3390 is a reply to message #3383] |
Tue, 24 September 2002 17:24 |
Marjorin Mendoza
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Declaration -->
RecordPayable PAYABLE%ROWTYPE;
Calling Procedure -->
Payment.ClosePayableRecords(RecordPayment);
Receiving Procedure -->
PROCEDURE ClosePayableRecords(
PayableRecord PAYABLE%ROWTYPE)
Error Encountered -->
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'CLOSEPAYABLERECORDS'
--Is there something wrong with my code or do I missed something during my call?
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| Re: RECORD Parameter (follow-up question) [message #3392 is a reply to message #3383] |
Tue, 24 September 2002 22:57 |
Marjorin Mendoza
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Trying a simple test really did the work ... My problem lies on the RECORD inheriting records of a cursor since I still might have to create a USER DEFINED TYPE RECORD in order to declare it in the package header. Thanks for your help :)
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