Suppose that the Oracle stored procedure is defined as follows:
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DRIVER=oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver&URL="jdbc:oracle:thin:@222.222.222.45:1521:orcl815"
&USER=scott&PSWD=tiger&OWNER=SCOTT&PROCNAME=empquery&SQL={call empquery(?,?)}&REFCURSORINDEX=2&PARAMVALUE=@job1
DRIVER=oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver&URL="jdbc:oracle:thin:@222.222.222.45:1521:orcl815"
&USER=scott&PSWD=tiger&OWNER=SCOTT&PROCNAME=empquery&SQL={call empquery(?,?)}&REFCURSORINDEX=2&INPARAMVALUE=@job1,varchar,1
OWNER=SCOTT&PROCNAME=empquery&SQL={call empquery(?,?)}&REFCURSORINDEX=2&PARAMVALUE=@job1
Notes:
Date: yyyy-MM-dd
Time: hh:MM:ss
Timestamp: yyyy-MM-dd hh:MM:ss.SSS
You can modify the format in the Date Format tab of the Get JDBC Connection Information dialog.
The following are some specific examples of adding Oracle stored procedures UDS to a catalog: