If you want to call a procedure on DB_2 from DB_1, try this:
1) Create types in each database, say in DB_1 - my_type_1, in DB_2 - my_type_2
2) In DB_2, you will have a procedure P_2
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CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE P_2 (p_out OUT my_type_2)
IS
BEGIN
.... some processing
END P_2;
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3) then in DB_1, you will have a procedure
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE P_1 (p_out OUT my_type_1)
IS
l_out_2 DB_2@my_type_2;
BEGIN
p_2@DB_2(l_out_2); -- calling the procedure on DB_2 with the parameter
-- referenced to my_type_2@DB_2
-- if your types e.g. associative arrays, then loops through it, you
-- should add also checks if l_out_2 is not empty
FOR i IN l_out_2.FIRST .. l_out_2.LAST LOOP
p_out(i):=l_out_2(i);
END LOOP;
END P_2;
kl***********@netscape.net (Steph) wrote in message news:<e0**************************@posting.google. com>...
Hi,
On my first oracle instance, I have a global type 'productarray'
(CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE productarray AS TABLE OF VARCHAR(30)), I have
a package procedure having myArray OUT productarray as parameter.
No problem to manage this OUT parameter from a function or procedure
in the same instance, even if schemas are different.
But if I try to use this package procedure from procedure in another
instance, I have the error :
PLS-00306 : wrong number or types of arguments in call of
'myfunction'.
the strict same global type has been created in both instances and the
package 1 is visible in instance 2 via a synonym, user 2 has execute
right on package 1.
Anyone has an idea about what is wrong ?
Thanks a lot.
Stephane
