SQL & PL/SQL :: Maintaining Data Integrity When Single Table Split Into Two
Aug 7, 2013
I've an Oracle Table which has around 300 columns. I've a requirement to split this single table into two tables (150 columns each) by a foreign key.
Now I want to know how to maintain the data integrity while I insert the data into two tables. which means each table should have equal number of rows as we insert the 300 columns data into tables each at a time.
What is the best practices to maintain aggregate columns? Suppose I have the following 2 tables:
DROP TABLE TEST.ORDERS_DET_T; DROP TABLE TEST.ORDERS_T; CREATE TABLE TEST.ORDERS_T ( ID NUMBER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, ORDER_CODE VARCHAR2(100) NOT NULL,
[code]....
I want the following test script to act int the way, described in comments. Basically this means that the sum of TEST.ORDERS_DET_T.ORDER_DET_SUMA must be equal to TEST.ORDERS_T.ORDER_SUMA after transaction commits.
INSERT INTO TEST.ORDERS_T(ID, ORDER_CODE, ORDER_SUMA) VALUES(1,'FRUITS',100); INSERT INTO TEST.ORDERS_DET_T(ID, ORDERS_T_ID, ORDER_DET_CODE, ORDER_DET_SUMA) VALUES(2,1,'APPLES',40); INSERT INTO TEST.ORDERS_DET_T(ID, ORDERS_T_ID, ORDER_DET_CODE, ORDER_DET_SUMA) VALUES(3,1,'PEAT',60); COMMIT; --SHOULD BE OK, 40+60=100
[code]....
P.S. Creating views based on ORDERS_T and ORDERS_DET_T are not an option, if the user would still be allowed to modify data in tables (as in test scenarios). This is because of current business situation, where the client has 2 teams (outsourcing for back-office solution and insourcing for web solution) that are accessing/modifying the data in the same tables.
We've been administering a multiple instance production dB server with 3 different versions of Oracle installed.Currently, each of Oracle version had corresponding listener.Oracle 9i had 2 instances, 10g 6 instances & 11g 2 instances also.how I can integrate this 3 listeners into 1.
I have two tables T1 and T2. T1 is the original backup snapshot for changed records from overnight batch in a big table and T2 is the overnight batch changed records. Both tables have similar number of rows (T2 might have more for newly inserted rows) and you can find out the differences by comparing these two according to action column in T2 (C - Update, A - Insert and D - Delete)
how to compare these two tables to generate something like the following. I can join these two tables to generate the diff but it is one row per account.
client_nbr branch_cd, account_cd, action column, old_value, new_value 8888 123 45678 C account_clsfn_cd 004 005 8888 123 45678 C buy_cd 98 99 8888 012 34546 A sell_cd 12 8888 321 98765 D dividend_cd 1
I am using Oracle 10g so Unpivot cannot be used.
CREATE TABLE T1 ( CLIENT_NBR CHAR(4 BYTE) NOT NULL, BRANCH_CD CHAR(3 BYTE) NOT NULL, ACCOUNT_CD CHAR(5 BYTE) NOT NULL, ACCOUNT_CLSFN_CD CHAR(3 BYTE), SELL_CD CHAR(2 BYTE), BUY_CD CHAR(2 BYTE),
We are attempting to configure/use OEM (Oracle 10.2.0.4) on Solaris, and when logging in to OEM we are directed to the Database Down page, stating Enterprise Manager is unable to connect to the database instance, but showing all the components as up/open. After checking the log, I found the following error:
IO exception: Unknown Encryption or Data Integrity algorithm
I checked the settings in emoms.properties and compared the encryption parameters to those in our SQLNet file, and all match up. We are NOT using Grid Control, just db control connecting to 1 instance.
Am creating a table based on some integrity constraints, but it's not working.
CREATE TABLE member ( member_id NUMBER(10), last_name VARCHAR2(25) NOT NULL, first_name VARCHAR2(25),
[code],,,
Error:
Error report: SQL Error: ORA-02270: no matching unique or primary key for this column-list 02270. 00000 - "no matching unique or primary key for this column-list" *Cause: A REFERENCES clause in a CREATE/ALTER TABLE statement gives a column-list for which there is no matching unique or primary key constraint in the referenced table. *Action: Find the correct column names using the ALL_CONS_COLUMNScatalog view
1) Split values from "INST" Column : suppose 23 2) Find all values from "NUM" column for above splitted value i.e 23 ,
Eg:
For Inst : 23 , It's corresponding "NUM" values are : 1234,1298
3) Save these values into
A table Y : INST, NUM are column names.
INST NUM 23 1234,1298
1) I have a thousand records in Table X , and for all of those records i need to split and save data into Table Y.Hence, I need to do this task with best possible performance.
2) After this whenever a new data comes in Table X, above 'split & save' operation should automatically be called and append corresponding data wherever possible..
i'm working on this database assignment...and basically, no matter what I do my table seems to automatically split into a different table after 8 rows...i've tried googling it and using commands like....
set wrap off; set numwidth 20;
and fiddling with the format of each column but nothing seems to work...i just want my table to show as one table
here's my script create table patient (patient_number number(4) primary key, patient_name varchar(15) NOT NULL, address varchar(30) NOT NULL, telephone number(7) NOT NULL, patient_status char(1) NOT NULL, next_appt date, balance number(5,2), CHECK (balance >= 0), CHECK (patient_status='N' OR patient_status='A' OR patient_status='I')); [code]...
12 rows selected.the columns are actually aligned so don't worry about that...it's just the splitting of the rows.
There is a table with almost 60 million records. This is a temporary table or rather a staging table. I want to be able to split the table into two tables. This is an example of what the staging table looks like.
1. The straightforward loop. Read each record > Go through table 1 , get a count of similar records> If exists, use that ID to populate detail table > If doesn't exist create a new ID and populate the detail table
2. Use two cursors. First cursor goes through all the records (*). Takes 1 line, creates an ID on 1st table. Second cursor finds all records that are similar to the first line. Populates the detail table using the ID and then deletes currently inserted rows from the staging table.
I have got the first idea working. It works fine but takes forever since it has to go through the whole table for selecting the count for each record.I tried implementing the second idea but I believe the cursor creates a snapshot of table at runtime so within the loop if it finds out record has been deleted, throws me an error.
I'm needing to pull data into a cursor, then split this data into 3 different tables, each having the same number of rows and a select number of columns from the original. i can pull the data, but then i can only access it one row at a time via FETCH, then i can't load into the 3 new CURSORS one row at a time.
I am having data in this format in my column 1234~2345~3456~4567.
I need a query to split the data in the column based on the identifier '~',so that i can pick out the value after the second occurrence of the identifier.
I am studying Oracle® Database VLDB and Partitioning Guide 11g Release 2 (11.2),
ORA-14767: Cannot specify this interval with existing high boundsby giving an example other than given in the above mentioned document.
the example given in the document is as follows:
To increase the interval for date ranges, then you need to ensure that you are at a relevant boundary for the new interval. For example, if the highest interval partition boundary in your daily interval partitioned table transactions is January 30, 2007 and you want to change to a monthly partition interval, then the following statement results in an error:
CREATE TABLE transactions ( id NUMBER , transaction_date DATE , value NUMBER) PARTITION BY RANGE (transaction_date)
Can I apply Referential Integrity to only selected rows of a particular column? This is the reference key to the primary key to another table. But, the issue is, this reference column is not having mandatory data for all the rows. So, whenever this is null, I dont want it to be referred by parent table.
Referential Integrity is very important in Oracle database. Consider a scenario where constraints were applied to a database but never enforced on. Only application code was leveraged over the past 1 year to manage this logic.
Over the course of the year there might have been lot of Row Violations which might have led to Data Inconsistency Issues.Do we have a Script, Tools in Oracle which flag all row level violations with referential integrity now being turned on.
Can I apply Referential Integrity to only selected rows of a particular column? This is the reference key to the primary key to another table. But, the issue is, this reference column is not having mandatory data for all the rows. So, whenever this is null, I dont want it to be referred by parent table.
no, and it makes no sense to do so either
We have an appointment form in our HIS, where patients take telephonic appointment. That time they may not know their user id given by hospital. So, it remains blank & name is entered manually. But if the user-id is entered, it must fetch patient name from the master.
The candidate key must be unique within its domain.The candidate key can not hold NULL values.
MRREGISTRTNHD is a patient master & has a primary key named N_PATIENTMR_ID. HLTHCHKAPPOINTHD is a appointment table & has a foreign key named N_PATIENTMR_ID which references N_PATIENTMR_ID of MRREGISTRTNHD.
Also, N_PATIENTMR_ID of HLTHCHKAPPOINTHD is not a unique key & it can contain null values also. I want to define constraint or any other method such that only the not null values are referenced to the master i.e. it should validate in the master. And null values should skip this reference.
Now, what happens is due to this constraint, when I'm trying to edit & update the rows having null value in N_PATIENTMR_ID, it gives the following error.
ORA-02291: Integrity constraint (SYS_C007145) violated - parent key not found
So, can I give some condition in the above constraint saying, apply this constraint to table HLTHCHKAPPOINTHD only having the not-null values in N_PATIENTMR_ID coulmn?
URL....Topic: The Execution Model for Triggers and Integrity Constraint Checking
Oracle uses the following execution model to maintain the proper firing sequence of multiple triggers and constraint checking:
1.Run all BEFORE statement triggers that apply to the statement. 2.Loop for each row affected by the SQL statement. a.Run all BEFORE row triggers that apply to the statement. b.Lock and change row, and perform integrity constraint checking. (The lock is not released until the transaction is committed.) c.Run all AFTER row triggers that apply to the statement. 3.Complete deferred integrity constraint checking. 4.Run all AFTER statement triggers that apply to the statement.
i have an understanding about Integrity constraint checking and the trigger execution sequence, which i decsribe below.
Integrity constraint are restiction on DML operation performed by the user. When a user deletes or updates or inserts a rows in a table then oracle performs certain checking to see that the data which is effecting the row abide certain rules. There are certain per-defined set or rules that can be applied on a table such as PRIMARY KEY, FORIEGN KEY, UNIQUE, CHECK, NOT NULL etc, user-defined rules can be applied on tables by using Triggers.
In both the cases the Integrity Constraint Checking is deferred until the complete execution of the statement. All rows are inserted first, then all rows are checked for constraint violations.
So when i see the trigger execution model the following steps are performed by oracle, Oracle uses the following execution model to maintain the proper firing sequence of multiple triggers and constraint checking..This is what the Oracle Documentation Library says [extract from Oracle Database Concepts 10g Release 1 (10.1)].
1. Run all BEFORE statement triggers that apply to the statement.
2. Loop for each row affected by the SQL statement. a.Run all BEFORE row triggers that apply to the statement. b.Lock and change row, and perform integrity constraint checking. (The lock is not released until the transaction is committed.) c.Run all AFTER row triggers that apply to the statement.
4.Run all AFTER statement triggers that apply to the statement.
As for step 3 here the checking of the constraints for the statement is performed which where defered till the complete execution of the statement, then what is done in step 2b? what constraints are checked there?
I install oracle 11g2 on centos, in prerequisite checks step ,oracle database show this failed "Oracle Restart integrity Failed", I don't know what should i do ?
i am running the query from which i am getting below mentioned error how can i find the record which is not there in parent table ora02291 integrety constrain violated and parent key not found.
The description field in the item table has the single quote used as the symbol for feet. I have the same issue pulling from a last name field in other tables. (Like O'Connor)
select descrip into v_result from c_ship_hist where shipment_dtl_id = :SDID; exception when others then null;
The error I get is "Missing right quote". How do I code around this issue without having to change the data?