In this example, the stored procedure returns a ref_cursor based on some input parameters. In a TOAD Editor window, have something like this:
select MySchema.MyPackage.MyStoredProcedure('param1', 'param2') from dual
and click on .
You will get results as a 1 by 1 grid, a concatenation of all the results, created by TOAD.
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Friday, February 4, 2011
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Would you show some (as an example) stored procedure code? (Please) ( I am very new to Oracle and TOAD.)
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