Hi Monks,

Could someone please suggest if there is a way to pass an perl array(pass @v_array) to SQL as in below eg : 

#!/usr/bin/perl

    @v_array = (1,2,4,5,6,8);
    $db_userid = 'ni71/ni711';
    $bufTPO = qx{ sqlplus -s << EOF
    $db_userid
        set verify off
        set feedback off
        set serveroutput on
        set linesize 32766
        DECLARE
            type varcharlist is table of varchar2(20);
            v_array varcharlist;
        BEGIN
            for idx in v_array.first..v_array.last loop
                DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('v_array'||v_array(idx));
            end loop;
        END;
        /
        exit
        EOF };
    print $bufTPO;

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Please suggest if you can think of any way.

Thanks, Arun

In reply to Pass perl array to SQL oracle by arunshankar.c

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