Oracle applications - Surendranath Subramani: PL/SQL Record type/ Table type IN OUT example

Tuesday, April 5, 2016

PL/SQL Record type/ Table type IN OUT example

In pl/sql if you are technical analyst working with record type/table type would be little difficult.

So in this blog we will see how to define table type with IN and OUT put as most of the Oracle standard API are using table type with IN OUT parameter.

Create package with type xx_test_rec and make table type xx_test_tbl from xx_test_rec.

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CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE xx_type_test
AS
   TYPE xx_test_rec IS RECORD
   (
      p_id              NUMBER,
      req_num           VARCHAR2 (100),
      x_return_status   VARCHAR2 (2000),
      x_error_code      VARCHAR2 (2000),
      x_msg_data        VARCHAR2 (2000)
   );

   TYPE xx_test_tbl IS TABLE OF xx_test_rec
      INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;

   PROCEDURE xx_proc (p_req_rec IN OUT NOCOPY xx_test_tbl);
END xx_type_test;

Create package body with input/output parameter. Loop input parameter and extract data from the input parameter, process the value and can assign value to output parameter.


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/* Formatted on 4/5/2016 8:26:13 PM (QP5 v5.287) */
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY xx_type_test
AS
   PROCEDURE xx_proc (p_req_rec IN OUT NOCOPY xx_test_tbl)
   AS
      l_req_tab   xx_test_tbl;
      l_req_rec   xx_test_rec;
      I           NUMBER;
   BEGIN
      l_req_tab := p_req_rec;


      I := l_req_tab.FIRST;

      WHILE I IS NOT NULL
      LOOP
         l_req_rec := l_req_tab (I);

         DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('output New 2.1 ' || l_req_rec.p_id);

         l_req_rec.x_return_status := 'S';
         l_req_rec.p_id := l_req_rec.p_id - 1;
         DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('output New 2.2 ' || l_req_rec.p_id);

         p_req_rec (I) := l_req_rec;

         I := l_req_tab.NEXT (I);
      END LOOP;
   END xx_proc;
END xx_type_test;




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DECLARE
   l_req_tab_in    xx_type_test.xx_test_tbl;
   l_req_tab_out   xx_type_test.xx_test_tbl;
   I               NUMBER;
BEGIN
   FOR i IN 1 .. 2
   LOOP
      l_req_tab_in (i).p_id := 3 + i;
   END LOOP;


   xx_type_test.xx_proc (l_req_tab_in);

   l_req_tab_out := l_req_tab_in;
   I := l_req_tab_out.FIRST;

   WHILE I IS NOT NULL
   LOOP
      DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('tax ' || l_req_tab_out (i).x_return_status);
      DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('id ' || l_req_tab_out (i).p_id);
      I := l_req_tab_out.NEXT (I);
   END LOOP;
END;

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