调用使用来自Microsoft SQL Server的输出参数的Oracle存储过程

Question

I am trying to execute a stored procedure on an Oracle 10g server, which returns its results in an output parameter, from a SQL Server 2008 query.

The Oracle stored procedure declaration looks like this:

 PROCEDURE MY_PROC(
     ID IN NUMBER,
     RESULT OUT CURSOR_TYPE);

How would I call this stored procedure from MS SQL Server 2008, using either OpenQuery or any method of querying Oracle, and be able to see the result set stored in 'RESULT'?

Answer 1

I did that from SQL SERVER to SQL SERVER and it's work well. Maybe in Oracle you will need some chages.

here is my code in sql server

--drop proc proc_test_test create proc proc_test_test (

@a int, @b int output

) as begin

set @b = @a*6+4

end

select *

from openrowset('type','server name';'user';'pass',

'declare @answer int ;

exec db.dbo.proc_test_test @a = 1, @b = @answer output;

select @answer as a' )