Problem Conditions
I have a very simple Oracle (11g) Stored Procedure that is declared like so:
CREATE OR RE开发者_如何学PythonPLACE PROCEDURE pr_myproc(L_CURSOR out SYS_REFCURSOR)
is
BEGIN
OPEN L_CURSOR FOR
SELECT * FROM MyTable;
END;
This compiles correctly. The cursor contains col1, col2 and col3.
In SSRS, i have a Shared Data Source that uses Oracle OLEDB Provider for Oracle 11g:
Provider=OraOLEDB.Oracle.1;Data Source=LIFEDEV
(Plus the user credentials).
What Works OK:
- The stored procedure executes correctly in PL/SQL Developer
- The 'test connect' in works fine in SSRS
- A query string of
SELECT * FROM MyTable;
with Command Type of 'text' produces the correct fields in the SSRS report. - .NET Oracle Provider instead of Oracle OLE DB Provider
What Fails:
If i change the Command Type to 'Stored Procedure' and enter 'pr_myproc', when I click 'OK' Visual Studio 2005 (service pack 2) simply hangs/crashes.
Does anyone have any knowledge/experience of this?
Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks.
FURTHER INFORMATION
I've modified the provider from the Oracle OLE DB Provider to the .NET Oracle Provider, and, magically, it works.
This would seem to indicate an issue with the Oracle provider.
Any more thoughts?
We got to the bottom of this.
On the environment where the procedure resided, we have a substantial data dictionary. The two providers when looking up information use two different queries.
Here is the one the Oracle Provider used, taking 10+ minutes:
select * from (select null PROCEDURE_CATALOG
, owner PROCEDURE_SCHEMA
, object_name PROCEDURE_NAME
, decode (object_type, 'PROCEDURE', 2, 'FUNCTION', 3, 1) PROCEDURE_TYPE
, null PROCEDURE_DEFINITION
, null DESCRIPTION
, created DATE_CREATED
, last_ddl_time DATE_MODIFIED
from all_objects where object_type in ('PROCEDURE','FUNCTION')
union all
select null PROCEDURE_CATALOG
, arg.owner PROCEDURE_SCHEMA
, arg.package_name||'.'||arg.object_name PROCEDURE_NAME
, decode(min(arg.position), 0, 3, 2) PROCEDURE_TYPE
, null PROCEDURE_DEFINITION
, decode(arg.overload, '', '', 'OVERLOAD') DESCRIPTION
, min(obj.created) DATE_CREATED
, max(obj.last_ddl_time) DATE_MODIFIED
from all_objects obj, all_arguments arg
where arg.package_name is not null
and arg.owner = obj.owner
and arg.object_id = obj.object_id
group by arg.owner, arg.package_name, arg.object_name, arg.overload ) PROCEDURES
WHERE PROCEDURE_NAME = '[MY_PROCEDURE_NAME]' order by 2, 3
More info can be found here
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