Stored Procedures and COBOL

[gtan]

How can I call a stored procedure when one of the parameters is a cursor? Shouldn't the COBOL code looks something like this? :

EXEC SQL
    CALL CMQRACIN(<what do i place here?> :S-FINANCE-IN-DATA.ACCT-ID);
END-EXEC
 

By the way, the stored procedure looks like this:

 
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Cmqracin (P_REP_CURSOR IN OUT Cr_Package.CR_CURSOR, P_ACCT_ID IN CHAR) 
IS
 
BEGIN
 
  DECLARE
 
...
 
--Write the output fields
OPEN P_REP_CURSOR FOR
SELECT
  CM_PAST_DUE_AMT CM_PAST_DUE_AMT,
  CM_PAST_AMT_DUE_DT CM_PAST_AMT_DUE_DT,
  CM_CURR_DUE_AMT CM_CURR_DUE_AMT,
  CM_CURR_AMT_DUE_DT CM_CURR_AMT_DUE_DT,
  CM_ACCT_BAL CM_ACCT_BAL,
  CM_LAST_PAYM_DT CM_LAST_PAYM_DT,
  CM_LAST_PAYM_RCVD CM_LAST_PAYM_RCVD,
  RCR_CHG_AMT RCR_CHG_AMT,
  CM_CASH_ONLY_IND CM_CASH_ONLY_IND,
  CM_PASSW0RD CM_PASSW0RD,
  CM_NEXT_PAYM_DT CM_NEXT_PAYM_DT,
  CM_KEY_ACCT_ROLE CM_KEY_ACCT_ROLE,
  INSTALL_DT INSTALL_DT
FROM
  DUAL;
 
END;
 

Also, if i get pass the problem of the cursor being passed, how will i be able to retrieve the data from the cursor? Should the code look like an open, fetch, then close type of COBOL SQL call?