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Hi everybody.....searched all over the place and couldn't find any info: I'm building an ASP.NET maintenance form to query/upsert records into an Oracle table. I haven't worked with PL/SQL in a while, and I can't find any straight forward help on syntax and my 9i Ref manual is at home :oP . ...Anyway, I'm trying to put my stored proc in a package and it won't let me specify the scale & precision of a number. When I desc the table, I see that the field is a
NUMBER(6,5)

So, I did this:

(Inside Package Spec)
Procedure Upsert_xxx(p_startDate   IN DATE,
                     p_stopDate    IN DATE,
                     p_scaleFactor IN Number(6,5)
                    );


and matched up the Package Body...I keep getting the following msg (SELECT * from USER_ERRORS)
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "(" when expecting one of the following:

   := . ) , @ % default character
The symbol ":=" was substituted for "(" to continue.

on the specification of p_scaleFactor inside the Package Spec. wtf???

Welcome my son...Welcome..to the Machine

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