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Figured out I changed the code to : connection.Open() command.ExecuteNonQuery() MessageBox.Show(command.Parameters("P_Error").Value) MessageBox.Show(command.Parameters("P_Error_No").Value.ToString) Live and learn! Who said programming is dull? Venki

I wrote a test procedure on Oracle that returns a string and a value. CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE EBMS.p_CSV_Upload ( P_ERROR OUT VARCHAR2, P_ERROR_NO OUT Number ) AS BEGIN P_ERROR := 'Test Successful'; P_ERROR_NO := '1'; END; I then tried to execute the SP from VB.Net. Here's the code...