There is a procedure as below in a database. What I need to do is to call this procedure from Perl script by passing values to all the parameters. I am able to pass values to all the parameters except parameter1 which is of record type. Please let me know how to pass values to the parameter which is of record type..

PROCEDURE retrieve ( parameter1  IN COMMON_RECORD,
                        parameter2  IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL,
                        parameter3  IN VARCHAR2,
                        parameter4  IN NUMBER,
                        parameter5  OUT VARCHAR2,
                        parameter6  OUT NUMBER,
                        parameter7  OUT VARCHAR2)

where COMMON_RECORD is a record as below.

TYPE COMMON_RECORD IS RECORD (
                            temp1  VARCHAR2(512),
                             temp2  VARCHAR(20),
                             temp3  VARCHAR(10),
                             temp4  VARCHAR(255)
                             );
$stmt->bind_param(1, <...............>);
$stmt->bind_param(2, 91);
$stmt->bind_param(3, $amount);
$stmt->bind_param(4, 1);
$stmt->bind_param_inout(5, \$account, 50);
$stmt->bind_param_inout(6, \$ecode, 50);
$stmt->bind_param_inout(7, \$edesc, 500);

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In reply to Calling PL/SQL procedure with input as Record Type by ssathak

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