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trevinom
2012-08-09T13:47:44Z
Can you help me in figuring out how to issue a function call?
The call I'm trying to replicate is the following:

l_return_value := fn_send_rp140("schedule_id");

The returned value is '0' or '1'.
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2012-08-09T13:51:55Z
You should be able to call this with the SQL Text command. Have not tried it though but it should look something like this:

SELECT dbo.FunctionName([Parameter1, Parameter2])

or like this:

DEFAULT (dbo.udfMyFunction('SomeParam','OtherParam'))
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trevinom
2012-08-09T14:57:38Z
It's not working. It's giving me the following error:

Exception in Task: ORA-06550: line 3, column 5:
PLS-00221: 'FN_SEND_RP240' is not a procedure or is undefined
ORA-06550: line 3, column 5:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored


This is what I'm using:


begin
fn_send_rp240('schedule_id');
end;
trevinom
2012-08-09T15:06:06Z
It would be really nice if the SQL task had Functions and Packages as in the attached picture.
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2012-08-09T16:43:37Z
I was able to execute a function I created like this:

select dbo.FunctionName()
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trevinom
2012-08-09T18:20:07Z
Can you put in the name the code you used rather than the generic version of the command?
I might be missing something basic here. I keep getting the error:

Exception in Task: ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
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