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I’m getting an error when using callproc() to call a stored procedure with parameters.
cur.callproc("TEST.manage_partitions_pkg.test", ["to_date('20120525', 'YYYYMMDD')", 1, "tablename_type('MESSAGE', 'VALID_MESSAGE')", True, True])
But it doesn’t seem to recognize the SQL parameters. Do I somehow need to translate the SQL parameters into python? If so, how would that be done?
Your first parameter should be a cx_Oracle.Date object which you can construct with
cx_Oracle.Date(2012, 5, 25). Your third parameter I take is just a string and you’re not expecting it to be a function call, which if it is, you can do withcur.callfunc('tablename_type', ReturnType, ['MESSAGE', 'VALID_MESSAGE'])and inline it into your procedure call.