I want to set both nls_language and nls_date_language, and set them as different languages. fnd_global.set_nls_context() doesn't work. So I think maybe I can use the EXECUTE IMMEDIATE, and add them together into one statement.
View 7 RepliesI am trying to execute a STORE PROCEDURE from SQL*PLUS with no success:
SQL> execute PACKAGE.PROC(201011,'144792');
BEGIN PACKAGE.PROC(201011,'144792'); END;
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to
'PROC'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
In fact, when i do: desc PACKAGENAME . I see that the procedure is waiting for 3 parameters and one of them is a REF CURSOR type:
SQL> desc PACKAGENAME
PROCEDURE PROCEDURENAME
Argument Name Type In/Out Default?
------------------------------ ----------------------- ------ --------
PWEEK NUMBER IN
PCLIENT VARCHAR2 IN
CRESULTS REF CURSOR IN/OUT
After searching a bit, i try the following:
SQL> execute PACKAGE.NAME(201011,'144792','CRESULTS
'=>:C1);
SP2-0552: Bind variable "C1" not declared.
SQL>
This is a preview of the PACKAGE header:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE PACKAGENAME
AUTHID CURRENT_USER
AS
--
TYPE CurTyp_Supp IS REF CURSOR;
--
TYPE TabTyp_Supp IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2 (10 BYTE);
--
TYPE ObjTyp_Prmt IS OBJECT (p_schemaname VARCHAR, p_filename VARCHAR);
--
PROCEDURE PROC(pWEEK NUMBER,
pCLIENT VARCHAR,
cResults IN OUT CurTyp_Supp);
This what the PACKAGE BODY looks like:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY PACKAGENAME
IS
PROCEDURE PROC (pWEEK NUMBER,
pCLIENT VARCHAR,
cResults IN OUT CurTyp_Supp)
QUESTION:
HOW DO I MANAGE TO EXECUTE THIS PROCEDURE FROM SQL*PLUS
I am trying to put transactions into 3 different "buckets" for each month of the year.
I am trying to figure out if the syntax for the "else" part of this code is correct... this will basically appear 12 times for each month of the year changing the value for month:
case when floor(sum(total_adjusted_net_amount)/100) < 0 and month in (01) then 0
when floor(sum(total_adjusted_net_amount)/100) > 29 and month in (01) and then 30
else when floor(sum(total_adjusted_net_amount)/100) and month in (01) end Groupin_01
How can we pass multiple parameters to cursors?
Ex: Cursor C_employees(C_empid number, C_cityname varchar2) is select emp_name, office_name from employee where employees where empid = c_empid and city = c_city_name;
I know we can pass one parameter to the cursor but I do not know how to pass multiple parameters.
When referencing a procedure during a trigger, can I split the parameters across multiple lines? Similar to a backslash in perl? I've written a simple send mail procedure and it works well, though the parameter list is large and I'd like to be able to format the code for readability, i.e.:
BEGIN
send_mail('from@domain.com', 'to@domain.com, ???
'Subject', 'Message');
END;
What would I replace ??? with to extend the procedure to the next line?
I know this sounds like a very elementary question, but I've yet to figure it out via queries on these forums or Google. Perhaps I'm not choosing the right words.
When creating the procedure, i was able to use || to extend the utl_smtp function parameters, but I get an error when using the same syntax during trigger creation.
I have to build a select query but its where conditions will be retrieved from a table. I was told that the execute immediate command can handle it.
lets say i have this:
string_var:= 'select field1, field2, field3
from mytable
where' ' || i.condition_selection || ';'
If the above select resuls in a single row, i could do this:
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE string_var INTO var_field1, var_field2, var_field3;
In my case the select will return multiple rows. How do I proceed ?
I studied a document about lexical parameter in that it says "Lexical parameters are used to substitute multiple values at run time and are identified by a preceding '&'. Lexical s can consist of as little a one line where clause to an entire select statement"
Select * from emp, deptno &where.
and i know about substitution variables using & is this are same (lexical and substitution) or different.
Is it possible to execute multiple sql files in one .bat file?for single sql file it is working properly.
.bat file
-------------------------------
sqlplus /nolog @ c: est01.sql
Can multiple ODP.NET calls potentially execute within a single Oracle session due to connection pooling?
How can I test/observe this behavior?
We have an IIS application that uses one connection string for all logged in users and call aspx pages.
here's my question.
(I'm using PL/SQL Developer with Oracle 10g)
I have an table 'tbcontrol' where for each row I can have one or more sql statements (DML or DDL) in an column.
Example:
task | sql_scripts
1 | create table t1 (c1 number); insert into t1 (c1) values 100;
2 | create table t2 (c2 number); alter table t1 modify c1 not null default 0;
3 | alter table t2 modify c2 not null default 0; alter table t1 add c10 varchar2(10); create table t3 (c3 number not null default 0;
I need to create a procedure where I can pass an task number to execute the sql statements which are in the column 'sql_scripts'. Something like this:
create or replace sp_run_scripts (v_task number)
is
v_scripts varchar2(2000);
begin
select sql_scripts into v_scripts from tbcontrol where task = v_task
execute immediate v_scripts;
end;
But, here I'll have some problems:
- The script will have semicolons (EXECUTE IMMEDIATE doesn't support);
- If I put a begin/end like a PL/SQL script, I can only run DML statements because DDL statements have implicit commit.
- I can't use a cursor for execute each statement at a time because the scripts have multiples-rows. Even if I search for semicolons to 'separate' the scripts in the cursor (using SUBSTR and INSTR functions), I'll have problems with the semicolons between '' (quotations marks).
Now, I admit I'm lost.
Is there another way to make this process work?
I'm working with old code that uses dbms_sql.execute to build/execute dynamic sql. In our case, the user can select varying columns(I think up to 20) with different where conditions as needed.
After building the sql, here's an example
WITH ph AS
(SELECT ph.* FROM po_header ph WHERE 1 = 2),
pf AS
(SELECT DISTINCT pf.order_id, pf.fund
FROM po_fau pf, ph
WHERE 1 = 1
AND ph.order_id = pf.order_id
[code]....
Where table records for
po_header = ~567746
po_fau = ~2153570
and PK "order_id" is a NUMBER(10) not null and a snippet of the code looks like
nDDL_Cursor := dbms_sql.open_cursor;
dbms_sql.parse(nDDL_Cursor, sSQLStr, 2);
FOR x IN 1 .. nCols LOOP
sCols(x) := '';
dbms_sql.define_column(nDDL_Cursor, x, sCols(x), 100);
END LOOP;
nError := dbms_sql.execute(nDDL_cursor);
why when the "execute" statement is fired off the elapsed time takes ~4.5 seconds but If I change "1 = 1" above to "1 = 2" it takes ~.2 seconds. If I run the above query interactively it takes ~.2 seconds. Shouldn't the above query when joining
ph.order_id = pf.order_id
return zero rows back instantly or does the "dbms_sql_execute" do some other type of parsing internally that takes cpu time.
We can execute dynamic sql using both execute immediate and ref cursor..But what is the difference between the two and performance-wise which is better?
View 5 Replies View RelatedNGFID;RECTYPE;RECNAME
25;7;POLES
PARENT
CHILD;1401;9845075;2020
817;8;SUPPORT
PARENT
CHILD
Required output:-
AREA_SRNO = 1
AREA_NAME = '3rivieres.export.ngf'
File :-mauri.export.ngf
NGFID;RECTYPE;RECNAME
257;7;POLES
PARENT
CHILD;1401;9845075;2020
8174;8;SUPPORT
PARENT
CHILD
Required output:-
AREA_SRNO = 2
AREA_NAME = 'mauri.export.ngf'....etc
CREATE TABLE NGF_REC_LINK
(
AREA_SRNO NUMBER(2),
AREA_NAME VARCHAR2(40),
NGFID NUMBER(20),
TABLENAME VARCHAR2(40),
PARENT VARCHAR2(200),
[code].......
find the ctl file (ngf_test.ctl) and modify the ctl file as per my requirement.
can we have multiple database version running in a single machine with multiple instances provided there are enough resources.Can we do in RAC only?
View 15 Replies View Relatedhow to insert the data in multiple bases( Same table structure in different bases) using the multiple database links?
View 4 Replies View RelatedHow to merge multiple rows into single row (but multiple columns) efficiently.
For example
IDVal IDDesc IdNum Id_Information_Type Attribute_1 Attribute_2 Attribute_3 Attribute_4 Attribute_5
23 asdc 1 Location USA NM ABQ Four Seasons 87106
23 asdc 1 Stats 2300 91.7 8.2 85432
23 asdc 1 Audit 1996 June 17 1200
65 affc 2 Location USA TX AUS Hilton 92305
65 affc 2 Stats 5510 42.7 46 9999
65 affc 2 Audit 1996 July 172 1100
where different attributes mean different thing for each Information_type. For example for Information_Type=Location
Attribute_1 means Country
Attribute_2 means State and so on.
For example for Information_Type=Stats
Attribute_1 means Population
Attribute_2 means American Ethnicity percentage and so on.
I want to create a view that shows like below:
IDVal IDDesc IDNum Country State City Hotel ZipCode Population American% Other% Area Audit Year AuditMonth Audit Type AuditTime
23 asdc 1 USA NM ABQ FourSeasons 87106 2300 91.7 46 85432 1996 June 17 1200
65 affc 2 USA TX AUS Hilton 92305 5510 42.7 46 9999 1996 July 172 1100
I am attempting to select back multiple values for a specific key on one row. See the example below. I have been able to use the sys_connect_by_path to combine the fields into one field but I am unable to assign them to fields of their own. See the example below
TABLE DETAILS:
Policy id plan name
111 A Plan
111 B Plan
111 Z Plan
112 A Plan
112 Z Plan
My desired result is to be able to show the output as follows
Policy ID Plan_1 Plan_2 Plan_3
111 A Plan B Plan Z PLan
112 A Plan Z PLan
I have a table TableA containing 2 columns ( Name and Value). Here I know what are the values for column Name
TABLEA
=======
Name Parameter
-------------------------
Nexus 11
GPlay 21
Demo 31
I need a query which provides the below output
Desired Output:
======
First Second Third
11 21 31
I have tried the below query
SELECT
DECODE (name,'Nexus', parameter) First,
DECODE (name, 'GPlay', parameter) Second,
DECODE (name, 'Demo', parameter) Third
FROM (SELECT name, parameter FROM TableA where name in ('Nexus','GPlay','Demo'));
This gives me the output
First Second Third
11 <Empty> <empty>
<empty> 21 <empty?>
<empty?> <empty?> 31
Is there any way to get the output in single line.
Oracle Version:11.2.0.3/ OEL 6.1
For diagnosing a performance issue related to a batch run, our application teams wants to know all session/system level parameter that affects SQL performance. I can't simply give an output of v$parameter.name and v$parameter.
value as there will lots of parameter not related SQL performance like
diagnostic_destlog_archive_dest_1deferred_segment_creationcontrol_filesbackground_core_dump
I am looking for only those parameters which are relevant to SQL performance, like
optimizer_modestatistics_levelmemory_targetsga_target
How can you use pivot with a parameter? If you attempt to use a parameter then an ORA-500: bind variable not supported is given
Below is a simplified version of the sql to illustrate teh problem.
create table test_pivot
(
ord_no number,
qty number,
loc varchar2(10)
):
insert into test_pivot values (123, 3, 'LOC1');
insert into test_pivot values (123, 2, 'LOC1');
insert into test_pivot values (234, 4, 'LOC1');
insert into test_pivot values (234, 5, 'LOC1');
-- this one is fine
Select * From
(
Select Ord_No, Qty, Loc
From Test_Pivot
Where Ord_No In ('123', '234')
)
Pivot (Sum(Qty) For Ord_No In ('123', '234') )
-- how to use pivot with parameters
Select * From
(
Select Ord_No, Qty, Loc
From Test_Pivot
Where Ord_No In (:Ord1, :Ord2)
)
Pivot (Sum(Qty) For Ord_No In (:Ord1, :Ord2) )
the same query i put below but in oracle.
I'm trying to declare and set parameters in oracle
I'm trying to do something similar as the follow SQL Server Sentence:
------------------------------------------------------
DECLARE
@Year SMALLINT,
@City varchar(255)
SET @Year = 2010
SET @City = ''NY','NJ''
[Code]....
I want to ask that how can I use parameters in forms? I have created 2 parameter pm_rollnum and pm_classname but I don't that how I use it in form that when end user enter its value in these parameter result should be open.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI just upgraded my version of my oracle from 9 to 11.2g.When I tried to execute some queries in PL/SQL i keep getting an
annoying error : "ORA-01843 not a valid month."
I realized that if I execute the following query:alter session set NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE=AMERICAN;before every query that I want to execute, then it's executed fine.
I preformed the next queries:
1. select * from nls_database_parameters;
2. select * from nls_instance_parameters;
3. select * from nls_session_parameters;
and I saw that the fields in the "nls_session_parameters" vieware not derived from "nls_database_parameters" "nls_instance_parameters".
How can I derive the parameters from the instancedatabase view into the session view?I want that the "nls_date_language" parameter will always be 'AMERICAN'.
How to how to get this sql to work?
select a.in_house_ref
from media_item a
where
((&rack is null) or a.in_house_ref in (&rack));
--a.house_media in ('CH127600','BF101042'), example values
I've tried the a.in_house_ref in (:rack) by itself and that doesn't work for the values above and hence changed it to (&rack) and that works. The issue I run into now is that the the paramater can be null, ie., no values need be entered by users and hence I put the is null statement. When I run the full statement above, oracle returns an error, i.e. , ORA-00936: missing expression.
what is the purpose of kernel parameter while creating database.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have excel file which I am reading through plsql procedure using UTL_FILE utilities, one of the column in the excel has multiple values in the same column, I am getting the values into plsql, but when it is coming to where clause its not working.
Example:
in excel the column has : 'ABC','GEH','HGT',LTP'
create or replace procedure abc(temp_col varchar2)
.
....
....
...
SELECT COLA, COLB, COLC
FROM TABLE_TEMP
WHERE TCOL IN temp_col;
This is not working, if the column in excel has one value say ('ABC') then the above sql is working, if it has more than one value its not working.
i have a function which takes in two variables and return a varchar.
ex: Function(var1,var2) return as varchar2.
in the function,i query a table for var1 and var2 and concatenate the result set to return a varchar. But if either var1 or var2 is null,then my query in the function fetches the result set for the other variable.
My question is,how would i pass a null value through the function and handle it in the function.
The function definition in PL/SQL has IN OUT parameter as well as return statement. Using both we can return the values. Basic definition of a function is function can return only one value at a time.
The question is, Can we return a number thru return statement and a char value thru INOUT parameter. Is it possible to return two different values using these?
I need to extract DDL's without storage parameters. if i use the export and import using indexfile or if i try to extract using the DBMS_METADATA.GET_DDL package , in both ways my output is with the storage parameters
eg:
CREATE TABLE "SEPT"
( "DEPTNO" NUMBER(2,0),
"DNAME" VARCHAR2(14),
[Code].....
I am currently studying a Foundation degree in computer software development, and one of my assignment in PL/SQL I am stuck on one of the tasks.
I have to create a procedure where one of the parameters needs to have a default value of one, if no value is entered when the procedure is called. I have trued to use the NVL function which worked when using a anonymous block, but now I have to convert that to a procedure. My problem is I'm getting an error.
The code for the procedure is
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE add_new_classes
(p_number_of_classes NUMBER := NVL(NULL,1), -- This will enter a default value of 1 if the user does not specify a number
p_course_id classes.course_id%TYPE,
p_period classes.period%TYPE,
p_frequency classes.frequency%TYPE,
[code]....
I then use this to test it
BEGIN
add_new_classes(1002,'first','daily',3002);
END;
and the error I get is
Quote:ORA-06550: line 2, column 4:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'ADD_NEW_CLASSES'
ORA-06550: line 2, column 4:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
1. BEGIN
2. add_new_classes(1002,'first','daily',3002);
3. END;