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May 15, 2013

I'm a software developer, not an Oracle DBA

Our product runs a lot of stored procedures in the background to do various things. These stored procedures obviously include a ton of select statements, insert statements, etc. Some of them get pretty complex. Once in a while, we run across the following error: "ORA-03127: no new operations allowed until the active operation ends(3127)." Once this happens, pretty much everything breaks with this error for a while. Eventually (LOOOONG time), this error "resolves itself" and things start working again. Conceptually, I understand that there seems to be some blocking operation on the DB, but because we run a LOT of stored procedures and SQL statements, it's extremely difficult to pin this down.

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COB_DTE_ID_C- Date in numeric format (YYYYMMDD)
COB_DAY_N- Days
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I am not getting how to modify below query without much case when statements so that if I pass monthend date (20110531), It should give me

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Its giving me

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LENGTH NUMBER
);

with

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INSERT INTO FIELDS VALUES('FIELD2', 2, 3);
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INSERT INTO FIELDS VALUES('FIELD5', 5, 1);

I need to insert in a table:

create table STUFF
(
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LENGTH NUMBER
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And the output I want is:

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INSERT INTO STUFF VALUES('FIELD5',12,1);

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2 values ('9569333585','29-JUN-11 03.19.41.000000000 PM','1027','51010','BIR'
)
3 ;
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*
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Table Structure is

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----------------------------------------- -------- ---------------------------
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SRC VARCHAR2(10)
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SQL>

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Is this a SQL to PL/SQL <> PL/SQL to SQL problem?

download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14261/collections.htm

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2 yyyy
3 zzzzz
4 pppp
5 rrrrrr

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ERROR at line 9:
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*
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