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Moore, Matthew

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I've seen examples in SQLServer to make a Stored Procedure return a set of data. Has anyone successfully done this with Oracle? To make it simple, let's say I have a table with UserID and UserName and I'd like to "SELECT * FROM USERS". I would like a DataSet or something along those lines to be populated with the results from the SQL Statement, but I would like to run that in a Stored Procedure.

The SQL I used as an example really doesn't show a need for a Stored Procedure, but I wanted to keep it simple. Any sample code or ideas would be cool. I'm not sure a Stored Procedure can/could return a DataSet.

Thanks in advance,
Matt

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Bob Levittan (VIP)

I have an example on my site at:

http://www.bbkdotnet.com/PortalVSVB/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabindex=1&tabid=3

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I've seen examples in SQLServer to make a Stored Procedure return a set of
data. Has anyone successfully done this with Oracle? To make it simple,
let's say I have a table with UserID and UserName and I'd like to "SELECT *
FROM USERS". I would like a DataSet or something along those lines to be
populated with the results from the SQL Statement, but I would like to run
that in a Stored Procedure.

The SQL I used as an example really doesn't show a need for a Stored
Procedure, but I wanted to keep it simple. Any sample code or ideas would
be cool. I'm not sure a Stored Procedure can/could return a DataSet.

Thanks in advance,
Matt

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