Answer / naren

i think by this code u may understand



create or replace procedure p1(a out number) as
begin
a:=10;
end;
/


create or replace procedure p2 as
b number;
begin
p1(b);
dbms_output.put_line('value of inner pro paramter is:'||b);
end;
/


this code work successfully and pass a(out param of p1)
into b(variable of p2).

Answer / bhavani sharan singh

Hi,

If i am correctly understand your question then solution is
given below,

Suppose the Inner procedure is

Prc_inner(pov_out_param OUT varchar2 )

and Outer Procedure is

Prc_outer( pov_out_paaram2 OUT varchar2)
as
lv_out_param VARCHAR2(SIZE)
begin
Prc_inner(lv_out_param );
--Assiging the inner value to outer procedure paramaeter
pov_out_param := lv_out_param ;

EXCEPTIOn
when others then
NULL;

END

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