oracle pl/sql procedure

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create or replace 
PROCEDURE LOGV_SP_INSERTUSER
              (
                i_firstname in LOGV_USERS.firstname%type,
                i_lastname in LOGV_USERS.lastname%type,
                i_username in LOGV_USERS.username%type,
                i_password in LOGV_USERS.password%type,
                i_roleid in LOGV_USERS.roleid%type,
                p_result out number
                )
          AS 
           BEGIN
               INSERT INTO LOGV_USERS
                    (
                     userid,
                     firstname,
                     lastname,
                     username,
                     password,
                     roleid
                     ) 
               VALUES
                    (
                    user_seq.nextval,
                    i_firstname,
                    i_lastname,
                    i_username,
                    i_password,
                    i_roleid
                    ); 
         p_result:=sql%rowcount;
    END  LOGV_SP_INSERTUSER;

i want return userid from this procedure how can i do that thanxs a lot

Posted 30-May-13 4:48am

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Updated 30-May-13 5:00am

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Prasad Khandekar · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-30T05:34:00

Hello,

Perhaps you can modify your stored procedure as shown below.

SQL

CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE LOGV_SP_INSERTUSER (
    i_firstname IN LOGV_USERS.firstname%type,
    i_lastname  IN LOGV_USERS.lastname%type,
    i_username  IN LOGV_USERS.username%type,
    i_password  IN LOGV_USERS.password%type,
    i_roleid    IN LOGV_USERS.roleid%type,
    p_result    OUT NUMBER,
    p_uid       OUT LOGV_USERS.userid%type
)
AS 
    BEGIN
        p_uid := user_seq.nextval;
        INSERT INTO LOGV_USERS (
            userid,
            firstname,
            lastname,
            username,
            password,
            roleid
        ) 
        VALUES (
            p_uid,
            i_firstname,
            i_lastname,
            i_username,
            i_password,
            i_roleid
        ); 
        p_result := sql%rowcount;

END  LOGV_SP_INSERTUSER;

Note: I am assuming that the data type for userid is NUMBER.

Regards,