Pls help! Thanks! I have a stored procedure below, how do I get the resultset? 
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY ois_pkg
IS

    FUNCTION fn_tss_get_vsl_band(start_dt_in IN berth_allocation.atb_d
+t%TYPE,
                              end_dt_in IN berth_allocation.atb_dt%TYP
+E)
    RETURN ref_cursor
    AS
        band_cursor ref_cursor;

    BEGIN

        OPEN band_cursor FOR 
            SELECT v.vv_c, v.berth_seq_n, v.abbr_vessel_m, v.abbr_voya
+ge_out_n, h.berth_m, v.atb_dt,v.atu_dt,b.band_m
            FROM v_berth_allocation v, vessel_target t, band b, berth 
+h
            WHERE v.vv_c = t.vv_c AND  v.berth_seq_n = t.berth_seq_n A
+ND t.band_c = b.band_c
            AND v.terminal_c = h.terminal_c AND v.berth_n = h.berth_n 
+AND h.berth_m NOT LIKE 'M%'
            AND (v.atb_dt>=sysdate-5 and v.atb_dt<= end_dt_in)
            AND (v.atu_dt is null OR (v.atu_dt>=start_dt_in and v.atu_
+dt<=sysdate));

        RETURN band_cursor;

    END;

END ois_pkg;
/
sho errors;
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