Re: PL/SQL and Oracle Webserver

I have used a PL/SQL table for this purpose in the past. I then read through table to get a list of what check boxes were checked. I do this because I am writing check boxes based on information from the DB - I never now how many possible choices there may be and the PL/SQL table handles it.

Michael.

John Thwaites wrote:
>
> In the case of the multiple selection list box the data is returned as a
> PL/SQL table into a single parameter. Any other field type can be passed
> into a procedure in the same way by giving each occurrance of the object the
> same name eg. a set of check boxes.
>
> John Thwaites
> AlliedSignal - Polymers
>
> nilayo_at_magnet.com.tr wrote:
>
> > I have the problem of not knowing exactly the number of parameters which
> > will be passed to the pl/sql procedure, so I can not specify the
> > procedure header which is going to process the request. Take for example
> > the case where you use a multiple selection list box, where you don't
> > know how many of them are going to be selected, so you can not write a
> > procedure to process the request. Is there a solution other then writing
> > a procedure for all of the cases?
> >
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Received on Tue Feb 03 1998 - 00:00:00 CST