I'm assuming that since you have 4 parameters all arrays that each index represents a group of values i.e., array_of_ids[0] goes with array_of_param_names[0] etc.

create a global temporary table: 

CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE mygtbl (
  id type,
  param_name type,
  param_type type,
  value type
) on commit preserve rows;

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Your perl code changes to "insert into mygtbl values(?,?,?,?)", and you can use execute_array to insert the values. You then either change the procedure to read the values from mygtbl or you write a wrapper procedure which reads the values from mygtbl into arrays and pass them to your original procedure.

In reply to Re^3: Arrays and Stored Procedures by mje
in thread Arrays and Stored Procedures by joec_

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