EclipseLink - Oracle Stored Procedure call newbie problem?

In your code call. AddNamedArgumentValue(pair0, pair1) sounds strange Don't you need to do this instead? Call.

AddNamedArgument(procedureParameterName, argumentFieldName, argumentType) It enables the mapping between your stored procedure parameters and the args you want to use For example, for you, it gives : call. AddNamedArgument(procedureUserParameterName, "user", String. Class); call.

AddNamedArgument(procedureUserParameterName, "application", String. Class); call. AddNamedArgument(procedureUserParameterName, "locale", String.

Class) You keep this : DataReadQuery query = new DataReadQuery(call); for (String pair : args) { query. AddArgument(pair0); } Then to call your Stored Procedure : Session session = jpaEntityManager. GetActiveSession(); List args = new ArrayList(); args.

Add(“ae01403�); args. Add(“app_code�); args. Add(“it_IT�); List results = (List) session.

ExecuteQuery(query, args).

In your code, call. AddNamedArgumentValue(pair0, pair1); sounds strange. Don't you need to do this instead?Call.

AddNamedArgument(procedureParameterName, argumentFieldName, argumentType); It enables the mapping between your stored procedure parameters and the args you want to use. For example, for you, it gives : call. AddNamedArgument(procedureUserParameterName, "user", String.

Class); call. AddNamedArgument(procedureUserParameterName, "application", String. Class); call.

AddNamedArgument(procedureUserParameterName, "locale", String. Class); You keep this : DataReadQuery query = new DataReadQuery(call); for (String pair : args) { query. AddArgument(pair0); } Then to call your Stored Procedure : Session session = jpaEntityManager.

GetActiveSession(); List args = new ArrayList(); args. Add(“ae01403”); args. Add(“app_code”); args.

Add(“it_IT”); List results = (List) session. ExecuteQuery(query, args).

Thanks, but nope, no luck. I think call. AddNamedArgumentValue(pair0, pair1); does the same thing than passing a list of arguments as a parameter to session.executeQuery(), binding values to parameters.

Type defaults to String when not specified and I intended to use the same name for procedure parameter name and argument field name anyways. The error and generated code were also the same... I'm at a loss. I edited the question to include the stored procedure signature.

– Silma Dec 30 '10 at 8:55.

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