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Aug 31, 2011

We are trying to use the methods/constructors in the object types and find it more similar to the procedures and functions in the packages. I am wondering how they are different from stored procs and functions and what are the advantages?

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I am migrating sybase to oracle database. A Java developer needs money datatypes.I said to them, please change the cast(<value> as number(19,4) in java code side. but they are not accepted because money data type is used most of the places.

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My steps

I have create user defined data types

create or replace type money as object(money as numbeer(19,4)

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it shows inconsistent datatypes error.

create or replace type money is table of numbeer(19,4);

select cast(0 as money) from dual;

it shows inconsistent datatypes error.

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--966D2DFEAEEB80D6E0430A0166CB80D6
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/
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[code]....

I tried using PL/SQL types it worked, but then i have a problem that i can not use local collection in SQL.

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Why do stored procedures and functions improve performance?

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C. They reduce the number of calls to the database and decrease network traffic by using the local PL/SQL engine.
D. They allow the application to perform high-speed processing locally.
E. They postpone PL/SQL parsing until run time.

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The SQL string contained in v_SQLStatement defined as VARCHAR(4000) that is passed back to proc A looks like:

SELECT em.event_title AS event_name,
e.start_date AS start_date,
e.end_date AS end_date
FROM d_event_ml em
inner join d_event e
ON em.event_id = e.event_id
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AND e.stream_id IN ( :v_x1 )
AND e.event_id IN (SELECT event_id
FROM d_events_seas
[code]....

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The Store procedure definition looks like :

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION SP(
srq_id integer ,
unid IN SPkg.arr_parmid,
parm_typ IN SPkg.arr_parm_typ,

[code].....

Type definitions

TYPE arr_parm_typ IS TABLE OF char INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
TYPE arr_parmid IS TABLE OF tbl_parm.UNID%TYPE INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
TYPE arr_parm_lbl IS TABLE OF tbl_parm.PARM_LBL%TYPE INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
TYPE arr_parm_vlu IS TABLE OF tbl_parm.PARM_VLU%TYPE INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
TYPE arr_vlu_hint IS TABLE OF tbl_parm.VLU_HINT%TYPE INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;

My C code looks like :

typedef struct param
{
char lbl[30][81];
char vlu[30][256];
char typ[30];
ub8 seq_no[30];

[code].....

The way I invoke the stored procedure:

char command[250] = "begin
:retval := SSP_srq_parm_all(:srq_id,:unid,:parm_typ,:parm_lbl,:parm_vlu,:commit_flag,:vlu_hint,:create_flag);
end;";
OCIStmtPrepare2((OCISvcCtx *)svchp, (OCIStmt **)&(stmthp),
(OCIError *)errhp, (OraText *)command,

[code].....

OCIStmtExecute() fails with the above error.

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p_job OUT VARCHAR2
)
IS
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declare
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p_sal number;
p_job varchar2(20);
begin
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