Re: Problem with Stored Proc and VARRAY

> Marek - Das hat mir kein Sinn!

:-)

> OK, I don't really know much German, but let me see if I can help you
> out. I don't know why you are having problems, but I have attached the
> following session output showing me doing what I think you are trying to
> do. Your "user1" is caleonar in my script, and your "user2" is
> caleonar2. Also, caleonar is a DBA account, but caleonar2 just has
> connect and resource granted to it. I hope that this output might help
> you see if you've missed anything. I have also included v$version so
> you can see that we are running 8.1.3. Of course, I have changed the
> password and instance name in the output. I hope this helps you out.

Thanks for your help. We have found out that there was a problem with Oracle's case-sensitiveness. When dealing with specific data types, like VARRAYS, the statements have to be written in upper cases in the JAVA code. That solved the problem. Nevertheless, I have always thougt, that Oracle is not case-sensitive...

Marek Received on Mon Oct 07 2002 - 12:15:06 CDT