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Subject: Java stored procedures questions
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1999 22:28:10 GMT
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This question is regarding passing back an object
other than a cursor.  Is it possible to pass back
a Array of some type to a java program?  What
actually needs to be done, is retrieve multiple
pieces of data from multiple tables which are
then added together to return a result set of
dynamic size.  So if I were to request the number
(10) in my procedure, I would return an array of
10 values, which I can then parse through on the
client side.  Can this be done?  If anyone has
any information on this I would greatly
appreciate it!  Thankyou



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