Oracle, stored proc,(...) *RESOLVED*

I created a package in oracle as such:

Code:

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create or replace package tt.MyPack is

  -- Public type declarations
  type CCLRows is REF CURSOR RETURN CREDIT_CARD_LOG%ROWTYPE;
 
  -- Public function and procedure declarations
  procedure GetCCLRows(l_user_id in CREDIT_CARD_LOG.USER_ID%TYPE, CCLGroup in OUT CCLRows);
 
end MyPack;

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and my package body...

Code:

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create or replace package body MyPack as

  procedure GetCCLRows(l_user_id in CREDIT_CARD_LOG.USER_ID%TYPE, CCLGroup in OUT CCLRows) IS
  begin
  open CCLGroup for
  select * from CREDIT_CARD_LOG
          where USER_ID = l_user_id;
  end GetCCLRows;
   
end MyPack;

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So far so good?

So I want to call this stored proc from VB..this is how far I got..

VB Code:

Dim oConn As Connection
    Dim oComm As Command
    Dim oNewParam As Parameter
    Dim oRS As Recordset
    
    ' open my connection
    '   ...
    ' ommited for brevity
    
    Set oComm = New Command
    
    Set oComm.ActiveConnection = oConn
    
    ' create my first parameter, correctly? the field is defined as VarChar2(35)...
    Set oNewParam = oComm.CreateParameter("l_user_id", adVarChar, adParamInput, 35, "jchester1")
    
    oComm.Parameters.Append oNewParam
    
    Set oNewParam = Nothing
    
    ' Create my second param?...not sure if this is right...
    Set oNewParam = oComm.CreateParameter("CCLGroup", adUserDefined, adParamReturnValue)
            
    oComm.Parameters.Append oNewParam
        
    With oComm
        
        .CommandText = "GetCCLRows"
        .CommandType = adCmdStoredProc
        
        Set oRS = .Execute ' <- raises error "Invalid Type Name"
        
    End With
    
    ' do my stuff
    ' ...
    ' close my db
    ' ...
    ' blah blah blah

And I get an "Invalid Type Name" error when I execute...

I'm sure I'm doing something wrong since I'm pretty new to all this..can anyone help me out?:confused:

Thanks


*RESOLVED*
Ok so I figured it out a grand total of 23 seconds after I submitted the post :rolleyes:
I just had to get rid of the second parameter in my vb code..
and change my CommandText to the full user.package.procedure path name