Plsql object type pass to Java function
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Can plsql object type directly to java method/function as in and out paramter?
I tried to pass the plsql object type with Struct, it can able to compile the program. However, I do not know how can java accept this object and to be converted to java object.
Something like below example. Thank you very much
create or replace package body TYPE_ADD_TEST is
FUNCTION Test_ADD(in_address IN add_typ
) RETURN varchar2 IS LANGUAGE JAVA
NAME 'TestPrg.TestAddress(java.lang.Struct
) return Struct';
end TYPE_ADD_TEST;
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Can plsql object type directly to java method/function as in and out paramter?
I tried to pass the plsql object type with Struct, it can able to compile the program. However, I do not know how can java accept this object and to be converted to java object.
Something like below example. Thank you very much
create or replace package body TYPE_ADD_TEST is
FUNCTION Test_ADD(in_address IN add_typ
) RETURN varchar2 IS LANGUAGE JAVA
NAME 'TestPrg.TestAddress(java.lang.Struct
) return Struct';
end TYPE_ADD_TEST;
java plsqldeveloper
asked Nov 9 at 3:24
barbe cuee
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up vote
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Can plsql object type directly to java method/function as in and out paramter?
I tried to pass the plsql object type with Struct, it can able to compile the program. However, I do not know how can java accept this object and to be converted to java object.
Something like below example. Thank you very much
create or replace package body TYPE_ADD_TEST is
FUNCTION Test_ADD(in_address IN add_typ
) RETURN varchar2 IS LANGUAGE JAVA
NAME 'TestPrg.TestAddress(java.lang.Struct
) return Struct';
end TYPE_ADD_TEST;
java plsqldeveloper
asked Nov 9 at 3:24
barbe cuee
113
Can plsql object type directly to java method/function as in and out paramter?
I tried to pass the plsql object type with Struct, it can able to compile the program. However, I do not know how can java accept this object and to be converted to java object.
Something like below example. Thank you very much
create or replace package body TYPE_ADD_TEST is
FUNCTION Test_ADD(in_address IN add_typ
) RETURN varchar2 IS LANGUAGE JAVA
NAME 'TestPrg.TestAddress(java.lang.Struct
) return Struct';
end TYPE_ADD_TEST;
java plsqldeveloper
java plsqldeveloper
asked Nov 9 at 3:24
barbe cuee
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asked Nov 9 at 3:24
barbe cuee
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