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I'm using Oracle 10g stored procedures together with Microsoft's .Net 2.0
data provider for Oracle.
One of my functions collects data from a Windows form and passes it down to
the C# data access layer as a table in a (typed) dataset.
What I would like to do next is to pass that table into an Oracle stored
procedure, and use its contents there, i.e. not the usual requirement of
inserting/updating rows in a table.
Can I do something like creating a ref cursor IN-parameter and opening it in
the PL/SQL code?
I know I could convert the table to XML and pass that as a single string,
but I'd like to find a 'cleaner' way if possible.
data provider for Oracle.
One of my functions collects data from a Windows form and passes it down to
the C# data access layer as a table in a (typed) dataset.
What I would like to do next is to pass that table into an Oracle stored
procedure, and use its contents there, i.e. not the usual requirement of
inserting/updating rows in a table.
Can I do something like creating a ref cursor IN-parameter and opening it in
the PL/SQL code?
I know I could convert the table to XML and pass that as a single string,
but I'd like to find a 'cleaner' way if possible.