Returning multiple ref cursors from Oracle Procedure using DAAB & C?

It appears to be the Oracle stored procedure. I modified the cursor output, hard-coding a selection from "dual", and the data and column headers are coming back good.

It appears to be the Oracle stored procedure. I modified the cursor output, hard-coding a selection from "dual", and the data and column headers are coming back good. So... Lesson 1) If you receive an error "Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object", your connection is closed or there are no rows of data being returned.

Lesson 2) Don't trust your procedure writers (if you aren't writing the db code yourself). Take the 30 minutes to review their code if you think your code should work. It can save you a dozen or so wasted hours :).

Thanks all.

Just set answer flag to prevent question from popping in unanswered section. – ScottLenart Dec 14 '09 at 16:31.

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