Die von Ihnen verwendete Syntax ist sicherlich etwas, was in Oracle PLSQL
nicht unterstützt wird . In Oracle PLSQL
Sie müssen etwas tun wie:
-- Create Object of your table
CREATE TYPE TABLE_RES_OBJ AS OBJECT (
IDINGREDIENT INT ,
NOMINGREDIENT VARCHAR (255) ,
QUANTITE INT
);
--Create a type of your object
CREATE TYPE TABLE_RES AS TABLE OF TABLE_RES_OBJ;
/
--Function Use the type created as Return Type
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION CHANGENBPERSONNES (
RECETTE IN INT,
NBPERSONNE IN INT)
RETURN TABLE_RES
AS
CURSOR CURSEUR_ETAPE
IS
SELECT TABLE_RES_OBJ (IR.*)
FROM INGREDIENTRECETTE IR
JOIN RECETTE R ON IR.IDRECETTE =R.IDRECETTE
JOIN INGREDIENT I ON IR.IDINGREDIENT = I.IDINGREDIENT
WHERE R.IDRECETTE = RECETTE;
VAR TABLE_RES:= TABLE_RES();
BEGIN
OPEN CURSEUR_ETAPE;
LOOP
FETCH CURSEUR_ETAPE
BULK COLLECT INTO VAR LIMIT 100;
EXIT WHEN CURSEUR_ETAPE%NOTFOUND;
END LOOP;
CLOSE CURSEUR_ETAPE;
RETURN VAR;
END;
/
Oder gemäß @a_horse_with_no_name, Verwendung der PipeLine-Funktion, könnte es wie folgt aussehen:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION CHANGENBPERSONNES (RECETTE IN INT,
NBPERSONNE IN INT)
RETURN TABLE_RES
PIPELINED
AS
CURSOR CURSEUR_ETAPE
IS
SELECT *
FROM INGREDIENTRECETTE IR
JOIN RECETTE R ON IR.IDRECETTE = R.IDRECETTE
JOIN INGREDIENT I ON IR.IDINGREDIENT = I.IDINGREDIENT
WHERE R.IDRECETTE = RECETTE;
BEGIN
FOR i IN CURSEUR_ETAPE
LOOP
PIPE ROW (TABLE_RES_OBJ (i.idingredient, i.Nom, i.quantite));
EXIT WHEN CURSEUR_ETAPE%NOTFOUND;
END LOOP;
RETURN;
END;
/