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When i try to implement the above code (bind_columns), i get a "DBD::Oracle::st bind_columns failed: Statement has no result columns to bind (perhaps you need to successfully call execute first) [for Statement "DECLARE dipp PacProject.dipp_project_cur; BEGIN pacproject.get_dipp_projects(:dipp); END;" with ParamValues: :dipp=DBI::st=HASH(0x945129c)]".

I am returning a cursor from my PLSQL. Is it possible to bind columns to a cursor?

TIA - Joe.

In reply to Re^5: Query takes 895ms in TOAD but 42s in DBI by joec_
in thread Query takes 895ms in TOAD but 42s in DBI by joec_

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