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using pl/sql tables in parameters to remote procedure using DB Links

Asked by AjaySyb in Oracle 3rd Party Tools

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Hi,
 I would like to know how to pass result set from a remote procedure call using DB link.

The proc1 in 1st instance calls proc2 in 2nd Instance using DBLink. The seond procedure has to return a result set to the first procedure. I have tried using REF CURSOR but getting PLS-00993: Cursor Variables cannot be passed as RPC arguments or results error. I have tried using PL/SQL nested table by defining an object. Even that is not working. Is there anyway to get resultset from remote procedure from another instance.

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