Precompilers, OCI & OCCI :: Errors During Insert Operation In Pro*C?
Apr 13, 2009
I am receiving the following error while inserting records.
"Oracle Error:ORA-12899: value too large for column "MFG_ADMIN"."GAGE_RESULTS"."COMP
whereas I am checking the length of all values before inserting and am sure that none of them are larger than column lengths.I did some research and found this error might be due to character set.
select * from nls_database_parameters where parameter like '%CHARACTERSET';
PARAMETER VALUE
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NLS_CHARACTERSET UTF8
NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET UTF8
how can this be related to my problem or if something else is causing this error.
We have a very simple OCI call to a db proc that uses a ref cursor to select from a table.
We intermittently get ORA-1403 NO DATA FOUND and ORA-01405 FETCH COLUMN VALUE IS NULL errors. However, the data does exist and the columns are set as not null. If we run the proc manually then it works fine.
We have only recently switched to using RAC (2 instances).
Example
procedure tile_features (in_mm_tile_key in mm_tile_geometries.mm_tile_key%type, out_features_cursor out sys_refcursor, out_status_code out number, out_status_text out varchar2) is begin open out_features_cursor for select m.mm_tile_key,
I am trying to update a table with a MERGE command using a Host Array and I am getting a unique constraint violation. According to the Oracle documentation "sqlerrd[2]holds the number of rows processed by the most recently executed SQL statement. However, if the SQL statement failed, the value of sqlca.sqlerrd[2] is undefined, with one exception. If the error occurred during an array operation, processing stops at the row that caused the error, so sqlca.sqlerrd[2] gives the number of rows processed successfully."
So when I catch the error and try to print out the offending row in the host array, it points to the incorrect row. If I change the MERGE command to just an INSERT, sqlerrd[2] now points correctly to the row in error. Is there an issue with MERGE in this respect? How can I get the correct row with MERGE?
Further suppose I have an Oracle table T like this:
create table T ( a number(10), b number(10), c float );
I want to bulk insert all 100 instances of S from a client application into T. I've seen code that does this for *one* field or column. The code defines a stored procedure which accepts a single argument which is a TABLE and then does a FORALL ... insert. The client application passes in the array of data.
What I need is N columns. In my example above struct S has N=3 fields which conform to the N=3 columns in T. In reality my N will be 50+. I am trying to avoid creating stored procedures which will take the 50 or so arguments it will eventually need.
So does my stored procedure need to accept N TABLE arguments? Or can I cajole OCI/OTL/ODBC and PL/SQL so that the stored procedure can take an array of rows which the type of row conforms to T by defining a record or something? That is, do I need:
Option 1: // declares one type and one argument each for N cols create or replace procedure insert_S( a_array IN A_TABLE, -- type A_TABLE is TABLE of number; b_array IN B_TABLE, -- type B_TABLE is TABLE of number; c_array IN C_TABLE) -- type C_TABLE is ... begin ... end
Option 2: // this somehow accepts an array compatible with T // if I could get a OCI/OCCI/OTL/ODBC application // to send this data, this procedure would have // only one argument create or replace procedure insert_S( row_array IN ?????????? type -- some sort of array of rows ) begin ... end
Or should I pass the whole memory chunk of data in as an image or varchar array -- basically an opaque block of data -- and then internally decypher/decode the memory block inside the stored procedure as discussed on [URL].
best way to pass an array of N C-structs of M fields to a stored procedure for insertion into a table with M compatible columns? One TABLE per column? with an array of a custom type compatible with a row in T? As glob of data? Another option is to populate some host variables ... but, again, I'd need N host variables.
I want to insert XML data into my ( Oracle 11G Release 1 ) XMLType table using OCCI. I'm getting
ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column
My XML data size is around 1.5 to 2MB. I have also tried using setMaxParamSize before calling the setString method. But, still I'm getting the same exception.
I am trying to give back data from a stored procedure written in C. I registered the functions as follows:create or replace procedure version(versioninfo OUT clob) as external name "version" library myLib language c with context parameters (context, versioninfo, versioninfo INDICATOR SB4); It compiles fine. The function being called look like this:
If I execute the procedure with SQLDeveloper by pressing "play" it is getting executed but there is no result. If I try to execute it from an anonymous block it results in ORA-22275 instead of doing anything.
declare res clob; begin -- the following doesn't work much --dbms_lob.createtemporary(res,true); version(res); dbms_output.put_line(res); end;
Actually I have to questions: 1.) Why does Oracle give me the error? In my opinion all requirements mentioned by the error description are met. 2.) Why is there no output when executing the function via SQL Developer? Is the usage of OCILobWrite wrong?
I am trying to describe an STP in a package, but it gives me an error.
e.g. In package ABC suppose there is an STP XYZ, I am trying to describe ABC.XYZ function but it gives me an error code 4043 and error message object XYZ.ABC does not exist.
i need to compile a proc program, say prog.pc.have oracle 10g in my system. Since i am new to proc programming, me on the steps to compile the proc program in oracle proc compiler.
in my oci applications,if i get a column of number that is in the scope of int,i can use value = *(int *)field.data; get the value,but if the column size is larger than 10,the code can't be available,how can i get the value.
I am trying to call procedure from PRO C Procedure has many parameters and I do not need to put all of them when I call procedure. Is there way to make the same way as in PL/SQL
My OS is Linux and I installed Oracle 10.2. Everything is fine.I can use sqlplus, exp, imp etc with no problem.Now I have created another linux user test in /home/test. I unzipped basic-10.2xxxxxx.zip (/home/test/instantclient_10_2) and exported LD_LIBRARY_PATH.I guess I have installed instant client in this way.
My testOra.cpp:
#include <occi.h> int main() { return 0; }
This test.cpp would not compile. It cannot find occi.
I declare a cursor for a table with 8000 records, when I fetch the cursor this message appear ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channels when the fetch reach the 6500 element, What is the problem here?. All data are ok, not null fields.
other problem
How I can reuse a cursor, I declare a cursor for a table where code_part = 300, then I fetch all elements until end cursor, then I close the cursor, Then I declare the same cursor again for the same table where code_part = 359, but it is not successful, when I tried to fetch the cursor again the cobol program show me the last record for the first code, How I can restart the cursor or delete it or freed the cursor position?
I am inserting empno in a table1 and updating another table2 using table1 empno and getting ora-01427 error. I want to print empno for whis this error is coming. How to print that value?
how to integrate SQLnet & c and I'm quite losted at the moment.
Searching with google gives some random stuff, which does seems to be irrelevant.some oracle db somewhere and need for good way to use that remote db (one solution seems to be using SQLnet).
If doing an insert into DATE type fields like below... how do I employ null indicator values with the TO_DATE sql to cope with NULL values for the End Date? I can test the NULLness of the pServiceRecord->itemTo value and set the indicator ind_dbToDate to -1 but I don't know how to incorporate this with the to_date syntax (if I can)?
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION; char dbFromDate[MAX_DATE_LEN]; char dbToDate[MAX_DATE_LEN]; short ind_dbToDate; [code]...
I am using dynamic Pl/SQL with ProC and having problems with cursor. I've to execute stored procedure dynamically and get the result of select list into the cursor. The EXECUTE command is working fine but the FETCH gets failed with error "ORA-01002: fetch out of sequence". I've read that cursor variable can not be used with dynamic SQL.
Stored Procedure: ------------------ ROCEDURE open_mod_cur ( curs IN OUT cur_type, module_id IN varchar2)
I use a cursor to select records from a database table into a C structure as follows...
{ int iLoop = 0; int iResult = 0;
[Code]....
The otc_multiplier field is NULL. As is the to_date sometimes. However, when I output the records later, the entries where the to_date is NULL come out fine (no value). But the otc_multiplier is getting output as 0.0 using...
// this is output later in another fuction using the following.. sprintf(newRecord, "%.1f",daServiceRecs->itemMultiplier);
If using c structures in this manner, what is the method for ensuring that numeric values are set to NULL when required?
I am using the following piece of code to close the connection to the oracle database, I am using the context created in the previous step and passing it to the below code(connection.context)to release the connection.
if (connection.context == 0 || connection.ca == 0) return true; // Multithreading: get the communication area of the context struct sqlca & sqlca = *(connection.ca); EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
[code].....
When the above code is executed there is no exception thrown but the connection is not getting close. I am using the V$SESSION system views to monitor the connection created.
I there anything I am missing in my code for the connection closing to fail.
I am having a core dump while running exe that uses services in pro c to go to the DBthe sentence that causes the dump is: sqlcxt((void **)0, &sqlctx, &sqlstm, &sqlfpn);
I need to print the &sqlctx, &sqlstm, &sqlfpn just before the call.
I am back with one more issue. I am fetching records through a cursor from database using Pro*C and inserting some records as shown below:
EXEC SQL DECLARE cur_num CURSOR FOR SELECT STUDENT_NUMBER FROM STUDENTS WHERE STDID = :temp_num ORDER BY STUDENT_NUMBER; EXEC SQL OPEN cur_num; EXEC SQL WHENEVER NOT FOUND DO break;
[code]....
This code works fine sometimes but ends up with this error sometimes: ORA-01002: fetch out of sequence and also do I need to do null termination once i fetch data from the database like this:
Quote:EXEC SQL FETCH cur_num INTO :std_num ; std_num.arr[std_num.len] = '�'; std_num is declared as varchar datatype.
I am running a pro*c its working fine but my connection gets disconnect to my db server so i want to continue my proc if connection between my machine & server reestablish again weather it starts from start or from where it was stooped because of connection break
