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  • October 14, 2021
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Hi

I am trying to create a command which calls a custom method in a custom package in PLSQL. But when i go to the projection configuration, and search for my custom method on a new line under custom actions, then i am unable to find the method. 

The PLSQL package is specifically created in the schema of the application owner, so i would like to know what i have to do to make it visible and selectable. We have other custom methods that i can see and choose, so i must be possible

We are using IFS 10.8
 

Best answer by Udara.Hasantha

Hi @NicklasMadsen 

Custom Actions support methods which have simple Parameters (VARCHAR2, NUMBER, DATE) or no Parameters at all.

Custom Actions currently do not support Methods such as,

  1. Return data (Functions or methods with OUT Parameters)
  2. Complex Data Types (PL/SQL Record Types)
  3. BLOB, CLOB Parameters
  4. PL/SQL methods exposed in Projections (_SVC package), client metadata package (_CPI) and Report package (_RPI) methods.

    Is your procedure belongs to one of these unsupported types?

    Please visit the below document for more details. 
    Custom Action Configuration (ifs.com)
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  • November 18, 2021

Hi @NicklasMadsen 

Custom Actions support methods which have simple Parameters (VARCHAR2, NUMBER, DATE) or no Parameters at all.

Custom Actions currently do not support Methods such as,

  1. Return data (Functions or methods with OUT Parameters)
  2. Complex Data Types (PL/SQL Record Types)
  3. BLOB, CLOB Parameters
  4. PL/SQL methods exposed in Projections (_SVC package), client metadata package (_CPI) and Report package (_RPI) methods.

    Is your procedure belongs to one of these unsupported types?

    Please visit the below document for more details. 
    Custom Action Configuration (ifs.com)

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