Hi!
I wonder if it is possible to call an oracle stored procedure that has both in and out UDT (user-defined type) parameters? Here's the example I've been working on:
I have 5 structs corresponding to 5 UDTs in my oracle db:
struct ASO_BOOKABLE{
aso_id: String,
forg_types: FORGTYPE,
}
struct FORGTYPE{
values: Vec<i8>,
}
struct BOOKABLETYPE{
bookables: BOOKABLETABTYPE,
STATUS: String,
}
struct BOOKABLETABTYPE{
values: Vec<BOOKABLE>,
}
struct BOOKABLE{
ifi_id: String,
head_id: String,
forgtet_id: String,
}
As you can see, there is a lot of nestling of UDTs and even nested tables. I want to call my stored procedure that takes an ASO_BOOKABLE object as IN parameter and has an OUT parameter of BOOKABLETYPE.
My hunch is that I should use something like this:
let rows = connection.query_as(
"CALL myStoredProcedure($1, NULL)",
&[&ASO_BOOKABLE as &(dyn ToSql)],
)?;
I'm not sure if this is the right way and I also have a bit of a difficult time writing the fromSql and toSql trait implementations for my structs. Can someone point me in the right direction please?