How to exec stored procedure execution using objects as output - oracle

Question

I have this header of a stored procedure
PROCEDURE CONSULTAR_PR(
piinRegion IN NUMBER,
pistIdTramite IN VARCHAR2,
pistFolio IN NUMBER,
pistFzaVta IN VARCHAR2,
pistTipoTramite IN VARCHAR2,
pistCurp IN VARCHAR2,
potyTramite OUT PRE_TRAMITE_TYP,
potyCanal OUT NOCOPY PRE_CANAL_TYP,
potyCliente OUT NOCOPY PRE_CLIENTE_TYP,
potyContrato OUT NOCOPY PRE_CONTRATO_TYP,
potyDomicilios OUT NOCOPY SYS_REFCURSOR,
potyEquipo OUT NOCOPY PRE_EQUIPO_TYP,
potyFinanciamiento OUT NOCOPY PRE_FINAN_TYP,
potyCreditcheck OUT NOCOPY SYS_REFCURSOR,
potyFacturacion OUT NOCOPY PRE_FACTURACION_TYP,
potySuplementarios OUT NOCOPY SYS_REFCURSOR,
potyReferencias OUT NOCOPY SYS_REFCURSOR,
potyResumen OUT NOCOPY PRE_RESUMEN_TYP,
potyMigracion OUT NOCOPY PRE_MIGRACION_TYP) IS
...
and I'm trying to test with this script
set autoprint on;
VAR cursortemp1 PRE_TRAMITE_TYP;
VAR cursortemp2 PRE_CANAL_TYP;
VAR cursortemp3 PRE_CLIENTE_TYP;
VAR cursortemp4 PRE_CONTRATO_TYP;
VAR cursortemp5 REFCURSOR;
VAR cursortemp6 PRE_EQUIPO_TYP;
VAR cursortemp7 PRE_FINAN_TYP;
VAR cursortemp8 REFCURSOR;
VAR cursortemp9 PRE_FACTURACION_TYP;
VAR cursortemp10 REFCURSOR;
VAR cursortemp11 REFCURSOR;
VAR cursortemp12 PRE_RESUMEN_TYP;
VAR cursortemp13 PRE_MIGRACION_TYP;
EXEC PKG.CONSULTAR_PR(123, null, null, 'qwer', 'asdf', 'xxxxx',:cursortemp1,:cursortemp2 ,:cursortemp3,:cursortemp4,:cursortemp5,:cursortemp6,:cursortemp7,:cursortemp8,:cursortemp9,:cursortemp10,:cursortemp11,:cursortemp12,:cursortemp13);
However, some outputs are objects like the following
create TYPE PRE_RESUMEN_TYP AS OBJECT
(
COL1 VARCHAR2(50 Byte),
COL2 NUMBER,
COL3 NUMBER,
COL4 NUMBER,
COL5 NUMBER,
COL6 VARCHAR2(50 Byte),
COL7 NUMBER,
COL8 NUMBER,
COL9 NUMBER,
COL10 NUMBER,
COL11 NUMBER,
COL12 NUMBER,
COL13 NUMBER,
COL14 VARCHAR2(40 Byte)
);
I'm not an expert in SQL but I would like to know if it's possible to use objects as output, I have tested script where outputs are varchar, number or refcursor but this one I can't get it

Answer 1

You need an anonymous block to catch the output variables,eg
declare
l_potyTramite PRE_TRAMITE_TYP;
l_potyCanal PRE_CANAL_TYP;
l_potyCliente PRE_CLIENTE_TYP;
l_potyContrato PRE_CONTRATO_TYP;
l_potyDomicilios SYS_REFCURSOR;
l_potyEquipo PRE_EQUIPO_TYP;
l_potyFinanciamiento PRE_FINAN_TYP;
l_potyCreditcheck SYS_REFCURSOR;
l_potyFacturacion PRE_FACTURACION_TYP;
l_potySuplementarios SYS_REFCURSOR;
l_potyReferencias SYS_REFCURSOR;
l_potyResumen PRE_RESUMEN_TYP;
l_potyMigracion PRE_MIGRACION_TYP;
begin
CONSULTAR_PR(
piinRegion =>123
pistIdTramite =>'x'
pistFolio =>123
pistFzaVta =>'x'
pistTipoTramite =>'x'
pistCurp =>'x'
potyTramite => l_PRE_TRAMITE_TYP;
potyCanal => l_PRE_CANAL_TYP;
potyCliente => l_PRE_CLIENTE_TYP;
potyContrato => l_PRE_CONTRATO_TYP;
potyDomicilios => l_SYS_REFCURSOR;
potyEquipo => l_PRE_EQUIPO_TYP;
potyFinanciamiento => l_PRE_FINAN_TYP;
potyCreditcheck => l_SYS_REFCURSOR;
potyFacturacion => l_PRE_FACTURACION_TYP;
potySuplementarios => l_SYS_REFCURSOR;
potyReferencias => l_SYS_REFCURSOR;
potyResumen => l_PRE_RESUMEN_TYP;
potyMigracion => l_PRE_MIGRACION_TYP;
dbms_output.put_line(...);
end;
/
and then output them in a way the matches the object attributes