In a Windows XP environment,
  running Perl 5.8,
  using  “use DBI”, I need coding help.

I create an Oracle DB table:
    CREATE TABLE Empl ( id INTEGER NOT NULL, 
                            name VARCHAR2(128), 
                            title VARCHAR2(128), 
                            phone CHAR(8) )  ;
I load 4 rows into the table:
       0,"Larry Wall","Perl Author","555-0101" ;
           1,"Tim Bunce","DBI Author","555-0202" ;
           2,"Randal Schwartz","Guy at Large","555-0303" ;
           3,"Doug MacEachern","Apache Man","555-0404" ;

    Question 1:  
o    What would the Perl code need to be to CREATE an Oracle stored pr
+ocedure (say named “GetNaem”) to extract the NAME value for a passed 
+in ID# to the procedure (equivalent to: SELECT name FROM Empl WHERE i
+d = ..PassedInValue.. )
    Question 2:
o    What would the Perl code need to be to pass in that ID argument a
+nd then retrieve the resultant data from that table via the stored pr
+ocedure into a return variable?

Thanks,
Dan (Perl newbie)

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In reply to I need Perl stored procedure help (against Oracle DB) by danstout49

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