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XML returned from ADO Command - Need to pass back in to another command as XML

Asked by Aggieangler in Extensible Markup Language (XML), Extensible HTML (XHTML)

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Hi,

I am calling a function in Oracle using and ADO COMMAND that returns XML as a varchar output parameter. I am attempting to then pass it back in to another function using the variable name that holds it. I am not having any luck. It looks like it is stripping all the tags and jumbling the actual data values into one big string and sending them in that way. Am I missing something? I am a relative noob to XML and have been in ASP and ADO for a long time now it seems. I cannot use .NET for this one, and I need a VBScript code sample  if possible to solve it.  
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Some Info:

-- this line sets up the return parameter from the first call....
objComm.Parameters.Append objComm.CreateParameter("pDatumVal", adChar, adParamReturnValue, 3200)

-- Then I execute using this...
objComm.Execute

-- Then I assign the return value to a variable for later reference as the value of the next input param to the next function.
DatumVal = objComm.Parameters("pDatumVal").Value

-- trying to assign it back in here...
objComm2.Parameters.Append objComm2.CreateParameter("xmlObject", adChar, adParamInput, 3200)
objComm2.Parameters("xmlObject") = DatumVal

Anyone see what is causing it to goof up?

Thanks

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