Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0
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SQL> select * from books_cat;
ID CAT QRY
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141 Oracle {Oracle} OR {RDBMS}
142 Russia {Russia} OR {Russian}
SQL> select id, file_desc from books;
[code]....
I am learning Oracle Text and created the above routine to check whether Russia/Russian appears in the OracleTextDeveloper.txt file (text version of the standard Oracle documentation - B28303-03).
Some more information: -
DBMS_METADATA.GET_DDL('INDEX','IDCTXR_BOOKS_CAT')
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CREATE INDEX "READER"."IDCTXR_BOOKS_CAT" ON "READER"."BOO
KS_CAT" ("QRY")
INDEXTYPE IS "CTXSYS"."CTXRULE"
SQL> select token_text, token_type from dr$idctxr_books_cat$i;
i have three tables ot_cut_head,ot_cut_det and om_mc_master based on which fourth table ot_cut_opr and fifth table ot_cut_mc must get populated , Conditions are as follows
first one is based on job_no in ot_cut_head the selection criteria will be filtered,if the job number is like '%M' then type MISC will be chosen ,if job number is '%G' then GRAT TYPE will be picked from om_mc_master (Machine Master) and operations and machines based on this will be filtered.
Second all the cd_ps_desc will be taken from ot_cut_det and will be compared with om_mc_master to get their corresponding operation codes and machine codes , there can be 2 operations or 1 operation.
Finally if the match is found record will be inserted into ot_cut_opr and ot_cut_mc ,based on the criterias and what i want is the search criteria to be more flexible and if there are 2 operations 2 rows will be inserted and if one opeation is defined in om_mc_master ,then only one record will be inserted.
We have to make sure that if based on operation number stage will be populated ,if its first operation then stage will be 1 and if its second operation the stage will be 2.like previous operation also depends on them , the second operation will have the previous operation as first operation and so on.
CREATE TABLE om_mc_master ( mc_type VARCHAR2(12),mc_prof VARCHAR2(30),mc_prep_cd1 VARCHAR2(30),mc_mach_cd1 VARCHAR2 (30),mc_prep_cd2 VARCHAR2(30),mc_mach_cd2 VARCHAR2(30)); INSERT INTO OM_MC_MASTER VALUES ('MISC','TEE SCH','IR','HO','RE','HO'); insert into om_mc_master values('MISC','Vertical Brace','R','HM','I','HO'); insert into om_mc_master values('MISC','Pipe','IR','HO',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO OM_MC_MASTER VALUES ('GRAT','PL','RE','HO',NULL,NULL); SQL> SELECT * FROM OM_MC_MASTER; [code]....
I have the following four tables with the following structures Table A
ColA1 ColA2 ColA3 ColA4 ColA5 AA 100 CC DD EE
Table B
ColB1 ColB2 ColB3 ColB4 ColB5 AA 100 40452 A9 CDE
when these two tables were joined like the following:
Select colA1,ColA2, ColA3, ColA4, ColB3,ColB4, ColB5 from table A Left outer join (select ColB3, ColB4, ColB5 from table B where colB3 = (select max(colB3) from table B ) on (colA1 = colB1 and ColA2 = col B2)
I have two tables as per attachement - TABLE_A has Vehicle details while TABLE_B has Address details:
I am trying to build a query in order to link the Vehicle Details with their Address Details.
I would require an SQL that links records in TABLE_A with records in TABLE_B when group_number are the same; however links with group_number '999' (for the same customer_number) if there are no exact matches.
SELECT A.*,B.* FROM TABKE_A A, TABLE_B B WHERE ((A.CUSTOMER_NUMBER = B.CUSTOMER_NUMBER AND A.GROUP_NUMBER = B.GROUP_NUMBER) OR (A.CUSTOMER_NUMBER = B.CUSTOMER_NUMBER AND A.GROUP_NUMBER = '999'))
The only problem with such query is that record in TABLE_A with group_number '456' will return 2 times. One with address having group_number '456' and one with group_number '999'.
I'm am getting an error that says that a role doesn't exist when I can cleary see it in DBA_ROLES. I can successfully grant other roles in this session. I am using Oracle 11.1 on RAC.
GRANT "CONNECT" TO BAKERD Error at line 1 ORA-01919: role 'CONNECT' does not exist select * from dba_roles where role = 'CONNECT'
Oracle VM 2 Node RAC cluster Oracle 11G 11.2.0.3.0 Oracle 11g rel 2 GI
on current 2 node cluster we have GI and RAC db configured Nodes: vmorarac1,vmorarac2
we shutdown vmorarac1 to clone it to vmorarac5
on new node I have changed the hostname to vmorarac5 In /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 change ip to new ip and same for /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1 152.144.199.210,152.144.199.211
mad echanges to /etc/hosts on vmorarac1/2 for 2 new IP address assigned to vmorarac5
I have a dynamic query which has this clause in it: WHERE [COLUMN NAME] IN (' || theString || ')
My problem is that theString is being passed in through a C# call and the variable is a bunch of strings concatenated together and separated by a comma. Ex: theString = "'val1','val2'"
How many quotes are supposed to go around val1 and val2?
I've tried the following and none work: 'val1','val2' ''val1','val2'' ''val1'',''val2'' '''val1'',''val2''' ''''val1'',''val2''''
When I run the procedure in Oracle it works with '''val1'',''val2'''
i try to insert Concatenation string to my table,i need that all traps that has 12 length will be insert the new trapnum like this:
for example: 26001005CC45 = 260001005CC0045 ....... 08060027RF05 = 080600027RF0005 ......... and so....
update trap set TrapNum = ( select trim(both from to_char(substr(TrapNum,1,4),'0000'))|| trim(both from to_char(substr(TrapNum,5,1),'00'))|| trim(both from to_char(substr(TrapNum,6,3),'000'))|| substr(TrapNum,9,2)|| trim(both from to_char(substr(TrapNum,11,2),'0000')) from Trap) where length(Trapnum)=12
Having following table: UserID REC_TYP REC_CD 12345 'OFFR' 12 23456 'MSG' 13
I'd like to construct the query which in this particular case would return the REC_CD as 'Record_ID' for REC_TYP='OFFR' where USERID=? (always fetched by the application) and if such USER_ID doesn't exists (for the particular REC_TYP of course) to return string or any other value. e.g. The result for this query in case of user_id 23456 = would be "doesn't exist" or sth for instance 'FALSE' and for 123456 it would be '12'
I am trying to search a word which starts with 'FRA' in any columns and any tables.
I am unable to find what is generating a join datasets in the webservice from teh database as it is not apparent within the 100 tables.
I ahve looked into
Re: How to search in all rows and all columns? Re: SQL Search Query?
but none of these queries is working out for me as I am a user with no tables on its own but rather a user quering other tables.I think its a tweak on which dat a dictionary I can view
select distinct substr (table_name, 1, 14) "Table", substr (t.column_value.getstringval (), 1, 50) "Column/Value" from all_cons_columns, table (xmlsequence (dbms_xmlgen.getxmltype ('select ' || column_name || ' from ' || table_name || ' where upper(' || column_name || ') like upper(''%' || 'fra' || '%'')' ).extract ('ROWSET/ROW/*') ) ) t order by "Table";
running teh above query got me thsi error:
ORA-19202: Error occurred in XML processing ORA-00942: table or view does not exist ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_XMLGEN", line 288 ORA-06512: at line 1 19202. 00000 - "Error occurred in XML processing%s" *Cause: An error occurred when processing the XML function *Action: Check the given error message and fix the appropriate problem
I'm facing some problem even after using INSTR function in Oracle.The problem is I have written the logic in the PL/SQL block which appends all the values fetched in a loop on the basis of whether the string is present or not.
For ex:
The first value fetched from the select query first is ABCDEFG which gets appended to a variable The next value fetched is AB even this has to be appended to the variable since this exactly doesn't match with ABCDEFG. The next value fetched is BCDEF even this has to be appended to the variable since this exactly doesn't match with ABCDEFG. The third Value fetched is ABCDEFG this will not get appended presently according to the logic which is correct.
writing that piece of code to append the value fetched which doesn't exactly match with the existing string
I am trying to update an existing trigger in my Prod DB, but it may be possible that while recreating the trigger,existing trigger might be under any transaction.
So what could be the possible scenarios? Will I be throwing any error like ORA-0054: resource busy or any other error or what? If it does what could be possible escape ways apart from downtime.
want to create a PL/SQL procedure, update_id(id_emp in number), that gives a new id_emp (id_emp=y) to an existing employee (id_emp=x).So before updating the EMP table, we have to :
1- create a new row on EMP(with id_emp=y) that has the same informations of the employee (id_emp=x), 2- update all tables that contains the id_emp column (update <TAB> set id_emp=y where id_emp=x), 3- delete employee (id_emp=x).
The problem is in step 2 : it creates a lot of locks and makes the DB unusable.To deal with this problem, I thought for many solutions, but the problem is how to implement them correctly and efficiently.
Before executing step 2, we have to ensure (through a marker I guess) that all the tables that have the id_emp column, are managed by our session, and any other acces (through SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, INSERT statment) from another session will be rejected since we have a marker on that table.
When step 2 ends, we release all the tables from the markers.
We have a transaction table and has 30 million rows. The table is not partitioned till date. We need to create partition on this table. We had an idea of moving this data to a temporary table and create partition[range]on the original table and move the data back.
During import , tables were imported but index was not imported due to ORACLE home was full.after import i was trying to create the the same index as it was not imported i am getting below error.
The "error ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing object"
My index name is GL01PK . I am trying to verify if the index with above name is present or not , using following query.
select OWNER,OBJECT_NAME,SUBOBJECT_NAME,OBJECT_ID ,OBJECT_TYPE from dba_objects where object_name like '%GL01%'
below is the output which shows that GL01PK index is not present.
