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I am new to the oracle world, i have worked with MS SQL Server though.
In MS SQL I would create the following Stored Proc
CREATE PROCEDURE My_info
@lastname varchar(40),
AS
SELECT au_lname, au_fname
FROM authors WHERE au_lname = @lastname
Then I just use VB and ADO to execute the stored procedure and put the results in a recordset.
But in oracle, the same does not seem to work. I have some examples of creating oracle stored procedures, but they all declare a cursor and loop through the records.
Also, in the example i have, my VB program needs to tell oracle how many records are going to be returned.
Am i missing the big picture here, or do you really have to: 1. Declare a cursor in all oracle stored procedures, and 2. always tell it how many records will be returned.
Thanks in advance!
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