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Problem while setting multiple Oracle Arrays as input to a proc

 
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Hi All,

I am using oracle.sql.ARRAY in call to a database procedure.
I am providing the code snippet below.

First I have created an object of ArrayDescriptor 'desc'.

ArrayDescriptor desc = ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("HOST_ARRAY", conn);

Further I am using the same descriptor to create three Oracle arrays..

ARRAY inArrayCustIps = new ARRAY(desc, conn, changeSipsRequest.getCustIps());
ARRAY inArrayTotalHostIps = new ARRAY(desc, conn, changeSipsRequest.getTotalHostIps());
ARRAY inArraySelectedHostIps = new ARRAY(desc, conn, changeSipsRequest.getHostIps());

Further i have set the Arrays as input to proc according to correct index as

ocs.setARRAY(8, inArrayCustIps);
ocs.setARRAY(9, inArrayTotalHostIps);
ocs.setARRAY(10, inArraySelectedHostIps);

But the problem i am facing is that values are not being passed to proc.
Can anybody suggest, what is the problem and how can i resolve it.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Vijay
 
Vijay Bhore
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I will follow the same thread,

It's working after i made two changes

1) Created three different descriptors for three different oracle arrays as

ArrayDescriptor descOne = ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("HOST_ARRAY", conn);
ArrayDescriptor descTwo = ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("SUBNET_ARRAY", conn);
ArrayDescriptor descThree = ArrayDescriptor.createDescriptor("NEW_HOST_ARRAY", conn);

2) I had initialized String arrays of size 20 whereas arrays can contain only 1-10 values.
Now i have initialized arrays dynamically according to number of actual number of elements in array.
Hence the chances of the oracle array containing null values got minimized.

Regards,

Vijay Bhore
 
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