Oracle9i Replication Management API Reference
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DBMS_DEFER, 2 of 5


CALL Procedure

This procedure builds a deferred call to a remote procedure.

Syntax

DBMS_DEFER.CALL (
   schema_name       IN   VARCHAR2,
   package_name      IN   VARCHAR2,
   proc_name         IN   VARCHAR2,
   arg_count         IN   NATURAL,
   { nodes           IN   node_list_t 
   | group_name      IN   VARCHAR2 :=''});


Note:

This procedure is overloaded. The nodes and group_name parameters are mutually exclusive. 


Parameters

Table 12-2 CALL Procedure Parameters
Parameter  Description 
schema_name
 

Name of the schema in which the stored procedure is located. 

package_name
 

Name of the package containing the stored procedure. The stored procedure must be part of a package. Deferred calls to standalone procedures are not supported. 

proc_name
 

Name of the remote procedure to which you want to defer a call. 

arg_count
 

Number of parameters for the procedure. You must have one call to DBMS_DEFER.datatype_ARG for each of these parameters.

Note: You must include all of the parameters for the procedure, even if some of the parameters have defaults. 

nodes
 

A PL/SQL index-by table of fully qualified database names to which you want to propagate the deferred call. The table is indexed starting at position 1 and continuing until a NULL entry is found, or the no_data_found exception is raised. The data in the table is case insensitive. This parameter is optional. 

group_name
 

Reserved for internal use. 

Exceptions

Table 12-3 CALL Procedure Exceptions
Exception  Description 
ORA-23304 
(malformedcall)
 

Previous call was not correctly formed. 

ORA-23319
 

Parameter value is not appropriate. 

ORA-23352
 

Destination list (specified by nodes or by a previous DBMS_DEFER.TRANSACTION call) contains duplicates. 


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