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Hi Gurus,
I am working on Sybase to Oracle (8i) Migration project.
In sybase, stored procedures are having direct SELECT St. returning
multiple rows.
While using OMWB (Oracle Migration Workbench) it converts that into a
big
package with REF Cursor and all.
What abt. using Global Temporary Tables instead of going after this REF cursor and returning the cursor to the front end.
Did anybody tried already? Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Note - We r using the front-end - JAM Tool .
Thank You.
Arul.
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Hi Gurus,
<p>I am working on Sybase to Oracle (<b>8i</b>) Migration project.
<br>In sybase, stored procedures are having direct SELECT St. returning
multiple rows.
<br>While using OMWB (Oracle Migration Workbench) it converts that into
a big
<br>package with REF Cursor and all.
<p>What abt. using <b>Global Temporary Tables instead of going after this
REF cursor and returning the cursor to the front end.</b>
<p>Did anybody tried already? Any suggestions will be appreciated.
<p>Note - We r using the front-end - JAM Tool .
<p>Thank You.
<p>Arul.</html>
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