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Biztalk and Oracle - 20 July 2004   
lnthach

 

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I try to make an extracting from table of Oracle database to another table that is same the database.
I would like to try using store procedure to get data from the table.

Question) Is it need to write store procedure return xml format? If it's need, how I write store procedure?
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RE: Biztalk and Oracle - 20 July 2004   
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Hallo.

My name is Pieter van der Merwe.

I am not too sure what the scenario is. Do you want to execute the Stored Procedure with A Receive Function or the Oracle Command AIC.

The Stored Procedure does not need to return XML Data. This is the job of the Adapter to retrieve the Data as XML. You can either return a Cursor or Select the result set from the Stored Procedure.

I'm not too sure if you want to do this in BizTalk Server 2002 or 2004. The latest beta of the 2004 Adapter is completed now and can be downloaded from the TopXml site. It is a huge improvement on the 2002 Adapter.

Let me know if you require any further assistance.

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RE: Biztalk and Oracle - 20 July 2004   
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Thank Pieter for your reply.
I need your help and everybody more:

1) In Biztalk Server 2004, the job of the Adapter to retrieve the Data as XML, it is still true?

2) I want to try the scenario:
An Oracle Database "D" have 2 table A(A1, A2) and B(B1,B2) with 1-1 relationship A.A1 = B.B1.
Procedure P will make a join of A va B and return XML format that include (A1,A2,B2).

I want use XML format result of Procedure P for input schema to extract a new table C.

Can you help me write Procedure P?

Sincerely,

Thach

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RE: Biztalk and Oracle - 21 July 2004   
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Hallo. I would recommend that you use a ref cursor that returns the reult from the Stored Procedure.

Unfortunately we do not write Stored Procedures.

We do have an extremely competent team of Consultants who can do this for you though.

Let us know if you have any further issues/questions.

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