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How do you call Oracle Procedures with the qSI webparts?

How do you call Oracle Procedures with the qSI webparts?

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    • #4827
      Anonymous
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      Hi Kathy,

         If you got the Text command to work fine with Oracle then here is a sample about how to create a Stored Procedure and use it from QWP.

      I use HR Oracle database that gets installed with Oracle 10g Express Edition.

      CREATE

      OR REPLACE PROCEDURE HR.GetEmployee

      (

      p_LAST_NAME

      OUT EMPLOYEES.LAST_NAME%TYPE ,

      p_FIRST_NAME

      OUT EMPLOYEES.FIRST_NAME%TYPE

      )

      AS

      BEGIN

      SELECT

      LAST_NAME

      ,

      FIRST_NAME

      INTO

      p_LAST_NAME

      ,

      p_FIRST_NAME

      FROM HR.EMPLOYEES;

      END

      and this is how I set the QWP to call the stored procedure created above.

      ; QWPOracleSP.png

      I'd recommend you to try the best product ever made for making Oracle database work easy:

      Quest Toad for Oracle.

      Please let me know if you have any questions.

      Thanks,

      If you consider that the answer was helpful please don't hesitate to mark it as "Answered”.

    • #6939
      Anonymous
      Anonymous
      Participant

      Thank you,

      That is actually how I've been trying to use the Stored Procedure, but when I get to the web part, I can't enter a Method.  Is there something the system administrator need to setup?

      stored_proc_webpart.PNG

    • #6940
      Anonymous
      Anonymous
      Participant

      Two more things,

      We've been a TOAD shop for over 10 years, love the product.

      We are using an Oracle 8.1 DB.

      Kathy

    • #6943
      Anonymous
      Anonymous
      Participant

      The user that you use in the Configuration Editor tool has to have proper permissions over the database you try to use.

      In my case I use SYS so I have all the permissions. Please check with you DBA for permissions.

    • #6941
      Anonymous
      Anonymous
      Participant

      Glad to hear about TOAD.

      I don't know what to say more, talk to your DBA and see what he thinks. As I showed above my SPs show up in my web part.

    • #4082
      Anonymous
      Anonymous
      Participant

      I’ve been trying to do the encapsilation with Oracle Stored Procedures, but all the examples are for SQL Server.

      1) How do i create the procedues so that the Web parts can use them to fill in a qSIListView

      2) Do i need to create Endpoints in Oracle and if I do how?

      Does anybody have some examples, or setup steps for using Stored Procedures in the Oracle DB?

      I get Text Methods to work fine, but I’d like to be able to use dynamic queries in some of my procedures.

      Kathy

    • #6945
      Anonymous
      Anonymous
      Participant

      I'm still haveing trouble with using stored procedures, but I think it is the Schema we are connecting too, APPS has too many Stored Procedures, and the Web part times out when trying to create a list for the methods.

      We're working on having a Webparts Schema for us to put stored procedures and view into and connect to the Oracle DB with that schema.

      Kathy

    • #6942
      Anonymous
      Anonymous
      Participant

      Hi Kathy,

       

        Any update regarding the Oracle SPs?

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