How to execute a procedure in SQL developer with in and OUT paramter?

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how to execute a procedure in sql developer with IN and OUT paramter?

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var a refcursor;
exec PROC_NAME('input1','input2', :a);
print a;

Posted 10-Jul-18 20:50pm

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Updated 11-Jul-18 2:18am

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CHill60 11-Jul-18 4:05am

And how are the parameters to that procedure defined? What happens when you run your code?
Did you do any research? See tutorials from here Oracle Tutorials - Parameter Modes Supported by PL/SQL[^]

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Member 13896879 · Answer 1 · 2018-07-11T02:18:00

Solution 1

you will need to add a return to your stored procedure. So when the procedure runs it will return a value. This can be static of a value from the TSQL you run in your stored procedure.

Check this link for more info <a href="https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/language-elements/return-transact-sql?view=sql-server-2017"></a>

Posted 11-Jul-18 2:18am

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MadMyche 11-Jul-18 8:49am

1. This isn't SQL Server, this is ORACLE.
2. Even if it was, RETURN is different than OUTPUT