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Grasshopper
      
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Last Login: Tuesday, July 22, 2008 12:30 PM
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Hi,
I'm trying to call an oracle stored procedure and function via linkedServer but I seem to be getting syntax errors from SQL server. The stored procedure passes two parameters and should get four back. This is the layout of the command I am using:
Select * from openquery([linked_server_name],'
{ Call oracle_pkg_name.oracle_stored_proc_name(20,25,{OUT_MSG_STATUS_CD,OUT_MSG_STATUS,OUT_ACK_MSG,OUT_ERROR_MSG}) }
')
The function takes two parameters as input, returns a numbers, and also has one output:
select * from openquery([linked_server_name], 'select oracle_pkg_name.oracle_function_name(''CLR'', ''AAAM'',{OUT_ERROR_MSG})
as proc_status from dual')
Thanks,
Brian
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Valued Member
      
Group: General Forum Members
Last Login: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 3:44 PM
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Hi, Were you able to call the oracle funtion from SQL Server? I have the same issue. I have to call Oracle function with 1 input and 1 output parameter, but it always gives some or other syntax error. If you know the exact syntax, please let me know. I tried these ways--> declare @InputPara varchar(100) set @InputPara=’Hello’ declare @OutputPara bigint EXECUTE ( ‘BEGIN ? := packagename.functionname(?,?); END;’, @InputPara, @OutputPara OUTPUT )at linkedservername;
select * from linkedservername..packagename.functionname(‘Hello)
select * from openquery ( LinkedServerName, ‘SELECT * FROM packagename.functionname(”Hello”);’ )
Thank you so much -Janki
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