store results from function into two seperate variables???
- From: "jeffchirco@xxxxxxxxx" <jeffchirco@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 3 Aug 2005 14:58:24 -0700
I have created a package the returns a ref cursor. The package is as
follows:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE p_storedivreg_hist is
-- Author : JEFFC
-- Created : 6/20/2005 9:20:18 AM
-- Purpose : Get division history for a store based on a date
-- Public type declarations
type resultset is REF CURSOR;
-- Public function and procedure declarations
function results(dbctr_in NUMBER)
return resultset;
end p_storedivreg_hist;
create or replace package body p_storedivreg_hist .
is
-- Function and procedure implementations
function results(dbctr_in NUMBER)
return resultset IS
rset p_storedivreg_hist.resultset;
BEGIN
OPEN rset FOR
SELECT c.dbdiv, r.dbctr dbreg
FROM centers c, centers d, centers r
WHERE c.dbctr = dbctr_in
AND c.dbdiv = d.dbctr
AND d.dbdiv = r.dbctr
AND c.dbdate = (SELECT MAX(dbdate) FROM centers
WHERE dbdate <= SYSDATE
AND dbctr = c.dbctr)
AND d.dbdate = (SELECT MAX(dbdate) FROM centers
WHERE dbdate <= SYSDATE
AND dbctr = d.dbctr)
AND r.dbdate = (SELECT MAX(dbdate) FROM centers
WHERE dbdate <= SYSDATE
AND dbctr = r.dbctr);
RETURN rset;
end;
end p_storedivreg_hist;
When I run it in sqlplus;
select p_storedivreg_hist.results(32) from dual;
I get:
CURSOR STATEMENT : 1
CURSOR STATEMENT : 1
DBDIV DBREG
---------- ----------
1683 2943
1 row selected.
1 row selected.
Or I can run it by:
SQL> var c refcursor
SQL> exec :c := p_storedivreg_hist.results(32);
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
op_user@inotest> print c;
DBDIV DBREG
---------- ----------
1683 2943
My question is, is there a way to store the results into two seperate
varaibles?
select p_storedivreg_hist.results(32) into x,y from dual;
Does not work.
.
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