I would like to exit from a cursor loop based on certain conditional checking. I am checking for a lot of different parameters and if they fail, I want to bypass it and fetch the next record in the cursor. I tried just putting an 'Exit' statement in the logic, but it fails. An example of my code is below:
For Row1 in cursor1
Loop
If amount < 0 then
balance := 0;
Else
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When a cursor returns no records, how to handle this in Cursor for loop..
I had given sample code for handling this by using normal open,fetch statement, provide by applying for -Cursor For loop
DECLARE
P_BU_ID NUMBER;
P_SUMRY_DATA_TY_ID NUMBER;
P_OP_DATE VARCHAR2(32767);
P_PROC_DATE VARCHAR2(32767);
P_FIN_YEAR NUMBER;
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I am an experienced SAS programmer jumping into PL/SQL for the first time and have already encountered a problem.Let's assume I have 7 records (shown below). (In reality, I have millions of records, but the concept's the same.) The Value field is only populated when it changes. Therefore, I am forced to "fill in the gaps" as I read the data file. It's fairly straightforward. I carry the value foward one record at a time, using it if the Value field in not populated. The ANSWER I want is also shown.
In reading through a PL/SQL book, I realized that only 2 chapters are relevant to what I do. My guess is this solution involves cursors; probably a Cursor FOR loop,
ID Year Amt ANSWER
1 2010 200 200
1 2011 ..... 200
1 2012 ..... 200
2 2009 300 300
2 2010 ..... 300
2 2011 450 450
2 2012 ..... 450
I have a cursor returning some value.
for each value returned by the cursor i need to traverse through 31 rows(1 row per day * no of days in the month).
E.g. if cursor returns service_name as xyz then for xyz there can be 31 rows(service may not be used on some days)
I need to go to all of them and take some values and move them to a flat file. how should that be done?
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BEGIN
FOR i IN 1 .. 10
LOOP
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Assume the above is my code; there is inner and outer block.
Currently if inner block is failed, the outer block also going to exception block
But, my requirement is if inner block is failed it should not go to outer block, still the loop should continue and print 1...10 rows
I am trying to retrieve info from multiple DBs and insert into a central DB via DB LINKS.The links are retrieved via a cursor.
However I keep coming up against 'PL/SQL: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist'...how to handle db_links using a cursor in a pl/sql block? The code is as follows:
DECLARE
db_link_rec VARCHAR2(30);
CURSOR db_link_cur IS
SELECT DB_LINK
from MESSAGING_PROD_LIST;
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I am having a scenario where i have a ref cursor opening and fetching though dynamic sql query. And those values which i get from ref cursor i want to use them for other parameter cursor in for loop.
for example
PROCEDURE script (
p_account_no IN VARCHAR2,
p_from_date IN DATE,
p_to_date IN DATE,
p_subledger_code IN VARCHAR2,
p_posted IN VARCHAR2,
v_alloc_unalloc IN OUT alloc_unalloc, -- ref cursor declared in package specification.
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declare cursor c_abc (v_eno in varchar2,v_ename in varchar2) is
select empno,ename from emp
where empno=v_eno
and ename=v_ename;
v_eno emp.empno%type;
v_ename emp.ename%type;
begin
for re_ab in c_abc(1,'Dummy') loop
dbms_output.put_line( to_char(re_ab.v_eno)||' - '|| re_ab.v_ename);
end loop;
end;
/
I am getting error message ORA:06550
V_ENO must declared ..
Parameterized cursor for loop ..
I wrote the following block :
set serveroutput on
declare
rec employees%rowtype;
cur SYS_REFCURSOR;
begin
open cur for 'select * from employees where rownum<:a' using 4;
for i in cur
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It gave errors if we execute is as such, but worked when I commented out the for loop and instead de-commented the simple loop. Does that mean that FOR cannot be used to loop through the records of a ref cursor ?
I am not an Oracle programmer but I have been given a task to produce a number of Text files from an Oracle table based on a selection from the table itself.The table consists of many records with a currency code and I need to extract the data into named files based on the currency code.My first idea was to use Cursors and try a select statement matching on the returned value of the cursor but no Joy I can't make it work - perhaps I need to take a new approach.
Current / latest attempt below
DECLARE
CURSOR tmp_splitter_cur IS
SELECT DISTINCT end_consumer_country
FROM tmp_splitter
WHERE 1 = 1;
currency_rec tmp_splitter_cur%ROWTYPE;
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I have received a service ticket from QA regarding one of the application forms does not close out even after the exit button is pressed. Instead, it goes to the previous record and continues to do so if there are multiple applications created and then exits at that point.
The end users are not liking that feature and I am unable to detect this error.. What kind of trigger should i apply and what do i write in this trigger.
I take a select into a cursor and process it record by record.I have to do sum based on a column and display row by row by using dbms_output.put_line .... So the sum has to happen based on a column. Based on the column value i need to display the cumulative sum as well.
Example:-
col1 col2 amount
DL AADD 25
DL BBCC 10
DL BBRR 15
Sum value for DL ----- 50
TX ADED 20
TX EDWW 60
Sum value for TX ----- 80
All the above data should be displayed using DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE in a pl/sql code. I use cursor to take the values from the table but the problem i face is .... I am not able to display the sum based in the col1 values.
Since i use the cursor .. i took the col1 values in to a variable and checked every time
old_variable = new_variable
if yes then continue the sum
else
display the sum value.
once i get the above check satisfied i am loosing a new col1 row in the check. The next loop only run for the new col1 values -1( which is used in the check loop).So is there any better way to get the solution or is there a facility to store the previous loop values in a cursor ? so that i dont have to loose that one row of data.
I am not able to come up with proper loop so which can identify that the col1 has changed and you have to display the sum value.
I'm running a PL/SQL with a For Loop cursor, but when trying to execute it doesn't run. It is as if there is no data, but I ran the cursor separately in a SQL Plus session and it runs perfectly. I'm enclosing the file with the procedure.
View 18 Replies View Related the problem we are facing is that we are having some problems with names in a filed which are not letters but strange symbols inserted by a webservice which by the way has been corrected, but we have the discrepancy on out DB, so I've decided to write a PL/SQL procedure to correct them.
Here is the example of an incorrect record.
4047254| STEVE; ROVINSON (THE INCORRECT SYMBOL IS CHR(32), I do not know why the forum doesn't show it)
So, if you look there's a symbol that is not interpreted by the DB and my original idea was to extract them and correct then with another procedure. I have originally wrote a procedure with the logic if there's a symbol that is not beween currect letters (from A to Z including semicolon (;)) extract them and that's it. So, the big question is, How I transfer the control from the second loop to the cursor loop in order to analice the next record.
here is the code which hasn't been completed yet.
DECLARE
CURSOR get_nombre IS
SELECT CNTA_NOM_ABRV
FROM CUENTA;
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what is the difference between using a cursor and using a normal for/while loop to retrieve and process the result set.
View 3 Replies View RelatedHow can we pass column index or column name in cursor for loop.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a table of 3 columns:
SQL> show user
USER is "ANDREY"
SQL>
SQL>
SQL>
SQL> --create the table:
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I insert rows into it:
SQL> --fill it with data:
SQL>
SQL> insert into a(key1 , key2) values (1 , 1);
1 row created.
SQL> insert into a(key1 , key2) values (1 , 5);
[code]...
i want to perform a logic by which:for every distinct value of key1 - values of key2 will be checked in all records holding that particular key1 value, and update the key3 field to 'inactive' where the key2 value for that particular key1 is the highest in number.
i've found out that i could do it by an SQL statement:
update a
set key3 = 'inactive'
where key2 = (
select max(key2)
from a a2 where a2.key1=a.key1
);
however I wanted to use the cursor to "load" the max key2 values FOR EACH distinct key1 value exists in the table,and do the same thing as the update statement above WITH A CURSOR,So tried and wrote the following:
SQL> create or replace procedure proc1
2 IS
3
4
5 var1 a.key1%type;
[code]...
unfortunately, it works only for one row, and i don't understand what's wrong, I executed, and checked what has changed:
SQL> exec proc1;
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from a;
KEY1 KEY2 KEY3
---------- ---------- ----------
1 1 active
1 5 incative
2 24 active
2 21 active
ORA-01034: ORACLE not available
I loop through the 1st cursor (account_csr), while in the 1st csr loop, based on some conditions being true, I want to loop through a 2nd cursor (acctper_csr) but I only want to retrieve data/rows in the 2nd cursor where the account_id column in 1st cursor = account_id column in the 2nd cursor. This will enable me to pull all the account_periods for each account I loop through in the first cursor.
I have attempted several different ways and cannot make this work. Thought I could somehow define a variable and store the account_id from 1st cursor and use on the 'where' clause in the 2nd cursor definition. Have not been able to make this work successfully.
Following is the sample of my
--First cursor (accounts)
CURSOR account_csr is
SELECT *
FROM s_dev_xref1.account A
WHERE a.source = 1
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Oracle Version: 11.2.0.2.0. I have two explicit cursors and I would like to choose at run time which one to run. Here is a simplified code snippet of what I am doing today:
DECLARE
CURSOR Cursor_A IS
SELECT * FROM EMP_A;
CURSOR Cursor_B IS
SELECT * FROM EMP_B;
RUNA CHAR(1) := 'Y';
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I want to avoid maintaining the same long list of transformations. I also want to avoid, if possible, an explicit FETCH INTO, because there are hundreds of fields in both tables. I'm looking for something like this (and I know this doesnt work):
DECLARE
CURSOR Cursor_A IS
SELECT * FROM EMP_A;
CURSOR Cursor_B IS
SELECT * FROM EMP_B;
RUNA CHAR(1) := 'Y';
CursorToRun IS REF CURSOR;
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We have a fact table t1 in the warehouse which has above 6 million records.There is to be an update like this where t2 has aid+bid as composite primary key. column aid repeats in t1.There's performance problem and we'v been told to break this huge update into pieces with few commits in the middle.
update t1
set t1.aid =
(select t2.aid from t2
where t1.bid = t2.bid
)
I've tried cursor loop with 3 commits in the middle based on if condition that evaluates on every iteration.
I have a plsql block construct where i want to use for loop dynamically , the query which for cursor for for loop will accept the table name from parameter and join them to return the result. the resultant data will iterate in loop and do the execution.
DECLARE
--initialize variables here
v_date varchar2(10);
v_rebuild_index varchar2(250);
v_sql VARCHAR2(250);
p_table_name varchar2(250) := 'DS_ABSENCE';
p_source_table varchar2(30) := 'STG_ABSENCE';
p_source_owner varchar2(30) := 'STG_SAP';
v_for_sql varchar2(1000);
[code]....
i HAVE THE FOLLOWING CODE WRITTEN IN A *.pc FILE. I am trying to loop to fetch data from cursor. But the code exist after it fetches the first record. Let me know what is it the right way to fetch data from cursor?
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
char str[64];
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
/*cursor declarations*/
EXEC SQL DECLARE Get_SQLText_Cursor CURSOR FOR
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i m using oracle 10g 10.2.0.2 version.i create a form and using check box on this form.when i click this check box then loop is using behind it.and current cursor is going to last record
i want if i click 4 record then cursor is still showing on 4 record mean i click which record after using loopmy current cursor is showing on that particular record
how it is possible
The thing is I am not getting any output when i run your procedure.I need to set any nls language? .. even i try to run below qry from the another thread,
column french format a20
with t as (
select 'fish' txt from dual union all
select 'dog' txt from dual union all
[code]...
My output is blank for the french values. I am sure that I missing something, But i dont know what I am missing .currently my CHARACTER SET WE8MSWIN1252
I am using Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production installed in IBM AIX 6.1.0.0
I find this peculiar situation that the alert log is not getting update with proper timestamp for example i see an update now under my alert log of this fashion
Tue Oct 23 08:38:46 2012
ARC2 started with pid=37, OS id=50
Tue Oct 23 08:38:46 2012
ARC3 started with pid=38, OS id=178
Tue Oct 23 08:38:46 2012
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But the current system time is
Tue Oct 23 18:40:20 GMT+05:30 2012
My memory_target parameter value is 2GB
SQL> SELECT TZ_OFFSET(SESSIONTIMEZONE), TZ_OFFSET(DBTIMEZONE) FROM DUAL;
TZ_OFFS TZ_OFFS
------- -------
+05:30 -05:30
I am clueless.
I tried google and most of bind example using number instead of character, ?
I have the code as below:
variable oldId varchar2(5)
exec :oldId :='&1'
variable newId varchar2(5)
exec :newId :='&2'
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Since in TAB1, ID is defined as varchar2(5), and I have defined both oldId and newId as varchar2(5) in my code, I wonder why it doesn't work.
It returned this error:
DECLARE
*
ERROR at line 1: ORA-01722: invalid number ORA-06512: at line xx
After supply the value for oldId(val2) and newId(val1)
SQL > @thisScript val1 val2
I use dbms_output.put_line to print the command executed, it seems it is doing
UPDATE TABLE1 SET ID = val1 WHERE ID = val2
without the single quote ('val1'), ('val2'). But if I put in single quotes, the output statement
UPDATE TABLE1 SET ID = ':newId' WHERE ID = ':oldId'
The same bind logic works in SQL prompt
SQL > variable oldId varchar2(5);
SQL > variable newId varchar2(5);
SQL > exec :oldId :='val2'
SQL > exec :newId :='val1'
SQL > UPDATE TABLE1 SET ID = :newId WHERE ID = :oldId;
1 row updated.
I am wondering what should I do then? With or without single quotes?
Im trying spooling a file in DB with below mentioned details.
SET SERVEROUTPUT OFF
set heading on
SET PAUSE OFF
SET FEED OFF
SET PAGES 0
[code]........
file .sql has 20 odd columns.
When file is spooled, it shows no columns headers at the top, why is it happening, I don't want to spool column headers separately.
I have a block based on a view. The view is a join on 2 tables, the first table always brings back 4 records for each parameter passed to it in the where clause. The second table is outer joined to the first table and may contain no matched records or some matched records. In some cases there will be a 1:1 match to the first table.
The problem is how to create the table handler procedure correctly. I need to update 2 tables in the table handler procedure.
The block is only enabled for update (to preserve the 4 rows), however some values on the block correspond to values from the second table. When you update a row in the block, how do you know if you are actually inserting a row into the second table or updating an already existing record on the 2nd table.
I have a page process that calls back end PL/SQL. I have a page item that is populated by said PL/SQL procedure, P35_PROCESSING_MSG. As you know the Process allows me to specify a message for Success and another for Failure. My desire is that, if there is a back end failure, the error will display in the dialog area, using the built-in "Process Error Message" functionality. Instead, after execution, the page item still has its default value and the following, ugly, error displays in the tabular report region.
report error:
ORA-20001: Error fetching column value: ORA-01403: no data found
ORA-06510: PL/SQL: unhandled user-defined exception
I just don't get why it displays here instead of in the usual failure area. Moreover, I don't understand why the error is "*+unhandled+* user-defined exception" when, as you will see, I have handled it.
I have a page process to perform custom MRD for a tabular form. (I don't think this is really germane to the more generic issue but, I bring it up as an explanation for the following code sample). I am deliberately causing a DIVIDE BY ZERO error to test the error handling form the back end.
PROCEDURE PROCESS_MARGIN_CALL_DELETES( as_StatusMsg OUT VARCHAR2 )
IS
lb_InnerErrorOccured BOOLEAN := FALSE;
ln_DeleteTargetCnt NUMBER := 0;
ln_DeleteTargetRow NUMBER := 0;
BEGIN
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I am using Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production version
I am having the data in following table -
drop table stud_fact;
create table stud_fact(stud_NM, LVL_CD,ST_DT_DIM_KEY,OVRNK) as select
'ABG Sundal','H','20110630','175' from dual union all select
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