setup a job that reads RECORD TYPE variable from a Oracle Stored Procedure

[Anonymous]

I am looking for an example to setup a job that reads RECORD TYPE variable from a Oracle Stored Procedure. my stored procedure looks something like this. I will really appreciate any help.

create or replace package testpkg as
    --
    type test_rec is record (
        pid               number,
        pname             varchar2(30)
    );
    --
    procedure main (
        p_id                in varchar2 := null,
        p_admin_status      in varchar2 := null,
        p_return_rec        out test_rec
    );
end;
/
create or replace package body testpkg as
    --
    procedure main (
        p_id                in varchar2 := null,
        p_admin_status      in varchar2 := null,
        p_return_rec        out test_rec
    )
    is
    begin
      --
      p_return_rec.pid   := 1;
      p_return_rec.pname := 'John Doe';
      --
    end;
    --
end;

[Anonymous]

Hi mhyder
Please take a look at this KB article about how to call a stored procedure or function in a Job. In your case, you need to define one column with Object type on the schema of tOracleSP, and select Type as 'Record SET' in the Parameter list, use a tParseRecordSet component to parse the record set after tOracleSP.
https://help.talend.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=190513258
let me know if it works.

Regards
Shong

[Anonymous]

Shong, 
Thank you for your reply. I pretty much followed the steps you detail. but i am still missing something.

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Regards
Shong

[Anonymous]

this is the complete work flow and as you can see tParseRecordSet is erroring. 

[Anonymous]

Hi
It seems you don't configure tParseRecordset correctly. Can you upload a screenshot of basic settings of tParseRecordset?

Regards
Shong

[Anonymous]

Shong,

this is what i have for basic setting for tParseRecordSet

[Anonymous]

Can you please provide the correct link?
The given link is not working.