Use SYS_REFCURSOR as parameter type : Procedure Parameters « Stored Procedure Function « Oracle PL / SQL

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Oracle PL / SQL » Stored Procedure Function » Procedure Parameters 
Use SYS_REFCURSOR as parameter type
    
SQL>
SQL>
SQL> CREATE TABLE ordersorder_number NUMBER,
  2                       create_date  DATE,
  3                       assign_date  DATE,
  4                       close_date   DATE);


SQL>
SQL> BEGIN
  2    FOR counter IN 1..3 LOOP
  3      INSERT INTO orders
  4      VALUES(counter,
  5             SYSDATE,
  6             SYSDATE + 1,
  7             SYSDATE + 2);
  8    END LOOP;
  9  END;
 10  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE order_date_o AS OBJECT order_number NUMBER,
  2                                                  date_type    VARCHAR2(1),
  3                                                  year         NUMBER,
  4                                                  quarter      NUMBER,
  5                                                  month        NUMBER );
  6  /

SQL> CREATE TYPE order_date_t AS TABLE OF order_date_o;
  2  /


SQL>
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION date_parse p_curs SYS_REFCURSOR )
  2                    RETURN order_date_t AS
  3    v_order_rec orders%ROWTYPE;
  4    v_ret_val order_date_t := order_date_t( );
  5
  6  BEGIN
  7    LOOP
  8
  9      FETCH p_curs INTO v_order_rec;
 10      EXIT WHEN p_curs%NOTFOUND;
 11      v_ret_val.EXTEND(3);
 12      v_ret_val(v_ret_val.LAST - 2:= order_date_o(v_order_rec.order_number,'O',
 13                                                    TO_CHAR(v_order_rec.create_date,'YYYY'),
 14                                                    TO_CHAR(v_order_rec.create_date,'Q'),
 15                                                    TO_CHAR(v_order_rec.create_date,'MM'));
 16      v_ret_val(v_ret_val.LAST - 1:= order_date_o(v_order_rec.order_number,'A',
 17                                                    TO_CHAR(v_order_rec.assign_date,'YYYY'),
 18                                                    TO_CHAR(v_order_rec.assign_date,'Q'),
 19                                                    TO_CHAR(v_order_rec.assign_date,'MM'));
 20      v_ret_val(v_ret_val.LAST:= order_date_o(v_order_rec.order_number,'C',
 21                                                TO_CHAR(v_order_rec.close_date,'YYYY'),
 22                                                TO_CHAR(v_order_rec.close_date,'Q'),
 23                                                TO_CHAR(v_order_rec.close_date,'MM'));
 24    END LOOP;
 25
 26    RETURN(v_ret_val);
 27
 28  END;
 29  /

Function created.

SQL>
SQL> SELECT *
  2    FROM TABLE(date_PARSE(CURSOR(SELECT FROM orders)))
  3  /

ORDER_NUMBER D       YEAR    QUARTER      MONTH
------------ - ---------- ---------- ----------
           O       2008          2          6
           A       2008          2          6
           C       2008          2          6
           O       2008          2          6
           A       2008          2          6
           C       2008          2          6
           O       2008          2          6
           A       2008          2          6
           C       2008          2          6
           O       2008          2          6
           A       2008          2          6
           C       2008          2          6
           O       2008          2          6
           A       2008          2          6
           C       2008          2          6
           O       2008          2          6
           A       2008          2          6
           C       2008          2          6

18 rows selected.

SQL>
SQL>

   
    
    
  
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