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SQL Query Analyzer 2.1.

EXECUTING A STORED PROCEDURE

To execute a stored procedure use following syntax

- exec <<procedure name>> (<<param1>>,<<param2>>,……)

Your stored procedure should adhere to following rule


1. It should have at least one output parameter. The result of stored procedure should be written
to that output parameter.
Example:
Create or replace PROCEDURE "USP_GETCUSTOMERPARAMETERS"
(
v_CustomerNumber IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'All',
cv_1 IN OUT SYS_REFCURSOR
)
AS
OPEN cv_1 FOR
SELECT *
FROM CustomerParameters
WHERE CustomerNumber = v_CustomerNumber;

To execute this procedure run following command in Oracle worksheet


exec usp_getCustomerParameters(‘10001’)

EXECUTING MULTIPLE RESULT-SET QUERIES

To execute multiple result-set queries, separate the queries with semicolon (;) character.
To execute result-sets from two separate tables, run following command
Select * from Customer;
Select * from CustomerParameters

You can also join result-set from select statements and stored procedure.
Select * from Customer;
Select * from CustomerParameters;
exec usp_getCustomerParameters(‘10001’);

Output will be displayed simultaneously in same output panel in separate grids.


SHORTCUT KEYS
 Ctrl + F : To toggle find & replace windows
 Shift + Ctrl + R : To toggle result panel
 Tab : To add right indent to selected text or current line
 Shift + Tab : To add left indent to selected text or current line
 Space : Format the last word with syntax color

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