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WFDevConsultant
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We are calling Oracle Stored Procedure using JDBC connection and that worked well for all our SQL Query but when we try for Stored Procedure, it throws "Wrong number or type of arguments" error.

It thinks the "in out" parameter as an "in" parameter. The "in out" parameter is P_REP_CURSOR which returns our resultset. Did anyone get this type of error? If yes, how did you solve this?

Thanks for taking your time to read this issue. Appreciate your help.

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Have you tested the same thing with the Oracle Adapter to see if it behaves differently? Just wondering if it's Adapter related.


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WFDevConsultant
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It works well in Oracle Adapter. This is giving an issue only through JDBC Adapter.


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Is there a compelling reason for JDBC choice then? I'm wondering what you'd get out of using a generic adapter.


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I don't know. Our admin said, he had some issue while trying to connect that database using oracle driver.


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Hi WFDevConsultant

I would agree with Babak that using the Oracle connection is your best alternative. Have you admin open a case to resolve the connection to the database.


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