SQL & PL/SQL :: ORA-01003 No Statement Parsed On CREATE TABLE
Feb 17, 2010
I have the following create table statement:
create table SELECTION_BOOKMARK(
INSTALLATION_ID SMALLINT NOT NULL,
BOOKMARK_ID SMALLINT NOT NULL,
NAME VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL,
SORT_ORDER SMALLINT NULL
);
When I execute this statement as part of a SQL script, it throws the error "ORA-01003: no statement parsed". If I execute it as a stand alone sql command, it returns no error.
Here's the strange thing, though. Even when it throws the error message the table is created. Later on in the script, I execute the following command:
alter table SELECTION_BOOKMARK add primary key(INSTALLATION_ID,BOOKMARK_ID);
This command also throws the above mentioned error, but once again the command executes - the primary key is created.Well, I don't like having a script that throws errors. Eventually I'll have to give this script to a dba in another organization and I don't want my script to be throwing errors - even if it's apparently working correctly despite the errors.
I've to create a table which has 650 fields and the total length of CREATE TABLE statement got to be more than 4000 characters.I've to create the table by inserting the CREATE TABLE statment in a variable (V1) then by using EXECUTE IMMEDIATE V1 Since VARCHAR2 only supports upto 4000 characters length string, how can I create such table??
DECLARE V1 VARCHAR2(4000); BEGIN V1 := -- CREATE TALBE STATEMENT WITH LENGTH MORE THAN 4000 EXECUTE IMMEDIATE V1; END;
Quote:got the error -- PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small
1DGT_ITEMEFFORTDATA_DAILYHCLT_IDX_DGT_IFDITEMID4 2DGT_ITEMEFFORTDATA_DAILYHCLT_IDX_DGT_IFDITEMTYPE3 3DGT_ITEMEFFORTDATA_DAILYHCLT_IDX_DGT_IFDOWNERID2 4DGT_ITEMEFFORTDATA_DAILYHCLT_IDX_DGT_IFDOWNERTYPE1 There is no index on DGT_ITEMEFFORTDATA_TEMP table
HOW to use variable P_TMPLID in following statement
TYPE typ_unrecon IS TABLE OF REC_' || P_TMPLID ||'_UNRECON%ROWTYPE index by binary_integer;
because its throwing error while compiling
and also in statement FORALL i IN unrecondata.FIRST .. unrecondata.LAST SAVE EXCEPTIONS --STRSQL := ''; --STRSQL := ' INSERT INTO REC_' || P_TMPLID ||'_UNRECON VALUES ' || unrecondata(i); -- EXECUTE IMMEDIATE STRSQL; INSERT INTO REC_' || P_TMPLID ||'_UNRECON VALUES unrecondata(i);---throwing error on this statement commit; --dbms_output.put_line(unrecondata(2).TRANSID); EXCEPTION
I'm trying to do is create 4 simple tables. This is my first project using SQL so I'm totally new to it, not just SQL itself but database design/management, including foreign/primary key concepts. I think that's why the errors are being generated due to a duplication of foreign key names (perhaps?) but I really don't where I'm going wrong with the design structure in terms of the FK's and the relationships.
Added the error report in the attachment.
Create Table Hotel (Hotel_No Char(4 Byte) Not Null, H_Name VarChar2(20 Byte) Not Null, H_Address VarChar2(30 Byte), Constraint Hotel_PK Primary Key (Hotel_No));
We all know Primary key doesnt treat NULL as a value. But the above statement is fine to be executed without problem. Is this something to be highlighted? or am i not right in understanding 'var1 varchar2(20) null '?
I am attempting to read from the maillog of our server, but I wish to make as few changes as possible for fear of blocking other systems access to the file.
I was initially going to call create directory maillogs as '/var/log/maillog' and then drop directory maillogs; when I was done but I found my user does not have "create any directory" permissions.
Rather than compromise security of the existing database configuration, I thought I would permanently add the maillogs to the list of available data directories. Are there any implications to the filesystem if I do this, or should I be able to add this without consideration of affects.
Understand that I will only be opening the file for (R) READ TEXT access only.
Primarily I am concerned that Oracle (in the background) will keep a file pointer open or something of that nature that would block other programs from writing to the file even after I close the file pointer. I want to make as little impact as possible to the file system.
Is there any difference between include program header before CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE statement and program header after CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE statement
I am trying to execute dynamic SQL in Stored Function and I don't know how to do this.
Explanation:
In the function I am calling pr_createtab is procedure which will create a physical table and return the table name in the out variable v_tbl_nm.
I need to query on this dynamic table and return the result as return result. But i am not able to do it.
Here T_web_loylty_report_table is a type.
CREATE OR REPLACE function CDW_DSS.f_ReturnTable(i_mrkt_id in number, i_cmpgn_year in number) return T_web_loylty_report_table is v_tbl_nm varchar2(50); i_cntry_cd varchar2(20); v_sql_str varchar2(32567); [code]......
We have a table in the client database that has two columns - column parent and column child. The whole hierarchy of DB table dependencies is held in this table.If Report 1 is dependent on Table A and Table A in turn is dependent on two tables Table M and Table N. Table N is dependent on table Z it will appear in the db table as,
Hierarchy Table Parent Child Report1Table A Table ATable M Table ATable N Table NTable Z
Requirement :
From the above structure, we need to build a table which will hold the complete hierarchy by breaking it into multiple columns.The o/p should look like this
-ParentChild 1Child 2 Child 3 -Report1Table ATable M -Report1Table ATable N Table Z
Child 1, Child 2, Child 3 ....and so on are columns.The number of tables and the no of hierarchical relationships are dynamic.
SQL Statements to create hierarchy table:
create table hierarchy (parent varchar2(20), child varchar2(20)); insert into hierarchy values ('Report1','Table A'); insert into hierarchy values ('Report1','Table B'); insert into hierarchy values ('Table A','Table M'); insert into hierarchy values ('Table B','Table N'); insert into hierarchy values ('Report2','Table P'); insert into hierarchy values ('Table M','Table X'); insert into hierarchy values ('Table N','Table Y'); insert into hierarchy values ('Report X','Table Z');
Approached already tried :
1) Using indentation : select lpad(' ',20*(level-1)) || to_char(child) P from hierarchy connect_by start with parent='Report1' connect by prior child=parent;
2)Using connect by path function : select * from (select parent,child,level,connect_by_isleaf as leaf, sys_connect_by_path(child,'/') as path from hierarchy start with parent='Report1' connect by prior child =parent) a where Leaf not in (0);
Both the approaches give the information but the hierarchy data appears in a single column.Ideally we would like data at each level to appear in a different column.
I am writing a query and I did get it to work but it shouldn't be this hard, I feel like I am doing something wrong, and there has to be a more elegent solution.
This query works:
SELECT a.d FROM ( SELECT S_ID a, LOOKUP_DESC d, S_CODE f FROM SSS JOIN LOOKUP ON S_CODE LIKE LOOKUP_CODE UNION ALL
[Code]...
I feel like I should be able to execute the query like this: This query doesn't work:
SELECT a.d FROM ( SELECT S_ID a, LOOKUP_DESC d, S_CODE f FROM SSS JOIN LOOKUP ON S_CODE LIKE LOOKUP_CODE
I want to know the DDL statements executed on a table. Example:
i have a table test1 with structure as below: test1 (aa number, bb varchar2(10))
After some period of time, one DDL statement to alter the column is issued.
alter table test1 modify (bb varchar2(30));
so new table structure is: test1(aa number, bb varchar2(30))
Basically i would like to find these 2 DDL statements executed on this table - test1, so that i compare which column get modified and what modification done.
Is this information stored in any data dictionary table?
note - audit, flashback option not enabled in this database.
I have a table TEMP_TEST_1 to be loaded with multiple rows which contains the available items for a store with their sequence numbers. I also have another table TEMP_INV_1 which holds a column for inventory count of the items, and this column is to be updated after loading the first table TEMP_TEST_1.
The table TEMP_TEST_1 is updated through all possible channels in OLTP. So while updating the inventory, which is the best way. My update should either add the total number of inserts per item into the TEMP_TEST_1 table's INVENTORY_CNT column i.e. existing value + count of new rows OR a full update by taking the complete row count (Grouped by item id) and update the INVENTORY_CNT column
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Initial setup SQL's, TEMP_TEST_1 is updates on OLTP through multiple channels -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CREATE TABLE TEMP_TEST_1 ( ITEMID NUMBER ( 4 ), INVENTORY_CNT NUMBER ( 2 ) ); CREATE TABLE TEMP_INV_1 ( ITEMID NUMBER ( 4 ), ITEMSEQ NUMBER ( 5 ) ); INSERT INTO [code].......
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Inserts for new items in the store -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INSERT INTO TEMP_INV_1 VALUES ( 1, 11 ); INSERT INTO TEMP_INV_1 [code].......
i'm trying to use a collection in a select statement as a table, but i've got an error which i don't understand.
This exemple is very simple. I'm trying to validate the solution. The object will contain the result of a query from a big table, and i have 4 request to make on it. I don't want to select 4 times the big table to get the result, but i need the whole result to make my requests (intersect, minus and union)
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE zy_w AS OBJECT( CODE_INFORMATIONVARCHAR2(4),
[Code]....
**************** Rapport d'erreur : ORA-06550: Ligne 12, colonne 3 : PL/SQL: ORA-00947: nombre de valeurs insuffisant ORA-06550: Ligne 5, colonne 3 : PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored 06550. 00000 - "line %s, column %s: %s" *Cause: Usually a PL/SQL compilation error. *Action:
this is the correct syntax for updating a table with a select statement included. Table created easily and the alter table ran fine, but the update is running quite a log time.
My ultimate goal is to populate the "children" field with a count of children for each household id.
create table NON_GBC_Members nologging as select distinct hcp.household_master_ID from mrtcustomer.household_child_profile hcp where hcp.child_birth_dt between '31-OCT-2000' and '30-OCT-2011' group by hcp.household_master_id minus
CREATE TABLE TEST11(TNO NUMBER(5), TVAL VARCHAR2(100), TID VARCHAR2(10)); INSERT INTO TEST11 VALUES(1,'VIJAYA','TEST'); INSERT INTO TEST11 VALUES(2,'VIJAYA','TEST'); INSERT INTO TEST11 VALUES(3,'VIJAYA','TEST'); INSERT INTO TEST11 VALUES(4,'VIJAYA',''); INSERT INTO TEST11 VALUES(5,'VIJAYA','');
[Code]....
My requiremen is if record is exists then i wan to update some value, if record not existes the i wan to insert new record
I want to grant a privilege through an insert statement into a sys table.Why do not grant the privilege through the classic way : grant select on t to l_user; ?
Because I want to do it remotely.I am connected to db1.I want to grant select on t2 to u2_b from u2_a.I assume that all DDL are DML. So a grant is equivalent "somewhere" to an insert.I tried to do my requirement locally, and here is the output.
SQL> conn scott/aa Connecté. SQL> -- step 1 : try to grant "normally" a select on dept to hr from scott SQL> grant select on dept to hr;
Autorisation de privilèges (GRANT) acceptée.
SQL> SQL> conn sys/a as sysdba Connecté. SQL> -- step 2 : Then, we connect to sys to see the row inserted in dba_tab_privs SQL> SQL> col GRANTEE format A10 SQL> col OWNER format A10
[code]...
Then if I can do it locally, I can do it remotely through a db link.
I have to create a table which contain history of a main table. like this:
if the main table is ======================== nametypelengthnot null Avarchar5Y Bvarchar5N Cvarchar5N Dvarchar5N ======================== [code]....
I've plan to so this by create a trigger in main_table. my problem is my main table have a lot of fields and I can't write a code to control it 1 by 1 like :
if old.A <> new.a insert into history("A",old.A,new.a) if old.B <> new.B insert into history("B",old.b,new.b) ......
I decided to select column name from the data dictonary using this SQL:
SELECT column_name FROM user_tab_columns WHERE table_name = '<<Table Name>>';
and then do a loop over the resultset and use the column name I've got , like this (its just an idea, may be not a write syntax):
BEGIN ..... FOR i IN 1..:result.COUNT LOOP if ld.colname[i] <> :new.colname[i] INSERT INTO history VALUES ( colname[i], ld.colname[i], :new.colname[i]); END LOOP; END;
but I can't write a "old.colname". I try with " old.'colname' ", " ld.'colname' " but it won't work.how to create a history file like I've describe.
