SQL & PL/SQL :: Table Is Not Getting Inserted?
May 12, 2011i am trying to insert a table through select statement. if i execute the select stmnt alone its working fine. but the table is not getting inserted?
View 10 Repliesi am trying to insert a table through select statement. if i execute the select stmnt alone its working fine. but the table is not getting inserted?
View 10 RepliesI have a table where there is no sequence maintained and there is no time stamp column to track the inserted record.How do I find the latest inserted record in the table.
View 5 Replies View RelatedWe have a table, to which daily we insert 100 records. if we want to know recently or today inserted records from that table.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am using an Oracle Forms application. When you click a check-box in the form and save it,a record is inserted to a log table, they say. The DB schema has over 1000 tables and over50 log tables. Is there way using the data dictionaly to find out which table was inserted tomost recently? I don't have access to the Forms code. My goal is to find out the table that the Form inserted the log entry to.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI have one table in which I want to restrict some records from being inserted. I don't want to put any checked constraints. e.g. consider following table
transaction(
id number primary key,
txn_date timestamp(7),
payee varchar2(40),
amount number,
memo varchar2(40),
ref_num number
)
I want to write SQL which should not inset duplicate record.
e.g.
I have written one as bellow:
insert into transaction
select 1, to_date('2009-12-12','YYYY-MM-DD'), 'Payee1', 12, 'Test', 212 from dual where
(select count(*) from transaction where txn_date=to_date('2009-12-12','YYYY-MM-DD') and
payee='Payee1' and amount=12)=0;
Can I use exists/not exists, which query will be more appropriate. (Please consider that fields which I am using to filter out the duplicate transactions does not contain primary key.)
Can I write such SQL. Or do i check for duplicate rows one by one and then filter the duplicate records.
I have a table which is getting populated from a source. I dont have a time-stamp column in the table. Is there anyway to find the time when a record was inserted into the table?
View 3 Replies View Relatedthe query to copy the data in last 24 hours from one to another table
Database Version :- Oracle 11g
how to resolve the following issue ...
insert into GTT (select query) inserting less no. of rows than that returned by the query.
The global temporary table has ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS.
I got html source code inserted into the table as CLOB (or BLOB). And I would like to search a some word from that.When I find a some value I can write this one into the column.It would be easy if this code is xml but isnt.
View 12 Replies View RelatedI know this is an old thread and I just started working with triggers. I want to check if the data being inserted is already in the table and if not insert it:
create or replace trigger t_triggername
before insert on tbl_tablename
for each row
begin
if(:new.user_id <> :old.user_id) then
insert into tbl_tablename(user_id, location)
values (:new.user_id, :new.location);
end if;
end;
what if I wanted to keep the user but only update location if the user is already in the table. I've tried doing it this way:
create or replace trigger t_triggername
before insert on tbl_tablename
for each row
begin
if(:new.user_id <> :old.user_id) then
insert into tbl_tablename(user_id, location)
[code]...
I have a complex sql query that fetches 88k records. This query uses a global temporary table which is the replica of one of our permanent tables. When I do Create table..select... using this query it inserts only fewer records. But when I make the query point to the permanent table it inserts all 88k records.
1. I tried running the select query separately using temp and perm table. Both retrieves 88k records.
2. From debugging I found that this problem occurred when we were trying to perform a left outer join on an inline view.
However this problem got resolved when I used the /*+ FIRST_ROWS */ hint.
From my limited oracle knowledge I assume that it is the problem with the query and how it is processed in the memory.
I am using oracle developer 10g. I want to know the status of the printer where i want to print. If the running report is printing or in queue then a record is to be inserted into a table as audit-trail of printing. Idon't want to do it manually.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have 2 tables. Cbxrd and Cbxrdlog. If the Cbxrd table having creation date column. when it inserts the row. if the column is null value. then the entire insert script row will be inserted into Cbxrdlog table sqltext column.
i have attached the trigger script. when i execute the table but i shows error like
"Ora-0756 Quoted String not properly terminated".
"Ora-04098: trigger os_wm_sit_owner.cbx trigger is invalid and failed revalidation.
I have two tables in which one is partitioned table with the following details.
CREATE TABLE "SCOTT"."TBL_MITTAL"
("ACCOUNT_NAME" VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
"BILL_NO" VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
"BILL_DATE" VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
"CLI" VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
"ANI" VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
[code].....
When I am trying to insert record from tbl_mittal into tbl_temp table. I am facing "ORA-14400: inserted partition key does not map to any partition" error
SQL> insert into tbl_temp select * from tbl_mittal;
insert into tbl_temp select * from tbl_mittal
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-14400: inserted partition key does not map to any partition
AS tbl_mittal is having hugh number of records so I am providing only few rows from tbl_mittal table as test data.
ACCOUNT_NAMEBILL_NOBILL_DATECLIANICHARGE_START_DATEDURFROM_LOCATIONTO_LOCATIONINVOICE_IDCIRCLE
10000010357423128271095119301-Feb-111723006000931488182328-JAN-11 11.30.54.000000000 AM59.04CHANDIGARHJAIPUR271095119
10000011844187128348720198715-Jun-121409470011825531896615-MAY-12 09.10.36.000000000 AM28.03CHANDIGARHBANTWAL348720198
10000011844187128348720198715-Jun-121409470011825531927115-MAY-12 09.10.41.000000000 AM38.32CHANDIGARHBANTWAL348720198
10000011844187128348720198715-Jun-121409470011825531933015-MAY-12 09.10.46.000000000 AM28.81CHANDIGARHBANTWAL348720198
10000011844187128348720198715-Jun-121409470011825531930215-MAY-12 09.10.53.000000000 AM28.96CHANDIGARHBANTWAL348720198
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I also tried to upload the same data using sqlldr.
sqlldr log file contents is as follows:
Total logical records skipped: 0
Total logical records read: 1857532
Total logical records rejected: 801092
Total logical records discarded: 37
[code].....
So some sqlldr bad file contents is as follows.
100000118441871,283487201987,15-JUN-12,1723958000,9355115251,10-JUN-12 05.56.05.000000 PM,36.99,CHANDIGARH,AMBALA,348720198,,
100000118441871,283487201987,15-JUN-12,1723958000,7520533825,10-JUN-12 05.56.14.000000 PM,44.12,CHANDIGARH,AGRA,348720198,,
100000118441871,283487201987,15-JUN-12,1723958000,9356452151,10-JUN-12 05.56.17.000000 PM,116.83,CHANDIGARH,JALANDHAR,348720198,,
100000118441871,283487201987,15-JUN-12,1723958000,9331223048,10-JUN-12 05.56.21.000000 PM,28.33,CHANDIGARH,KOLKATA,348720198,,
100000118441871,283487201987,15-JUN-12,1723958000,7827927893,10-JUN-12 05.56.24.000000 PM,3384.33,CHANDIGARH,DELHI,348720198,,
[code].....
I have products table like this:
productID,producteName,category
now, I need to get last 4 products inserted into products table for every category.
My code format is:
Insert into table1
select val1,val2
from table2,table3
where table2.col2=table3.col2
and....(some more conditions)
I am working with Oracle 10g.This insert statement is called from a procedure for nearly 3000 to 4000 time.Now my problem is even though the select statement selects correct no. of rows but still it insert only 2 or 3 rows.Apart from it ,it's working fine for some cases i.e it insert the actual no. of rows that is being selected from the select statement.
My code format is:
Insert into table1
select val1,val2
from table2,table3
where table2.col2=table3.col2
and....(some more conditions)
I am working with Oracle 10g.This insert statement is called from a procedure for nearly 3000 to 4000 time.Now my problem is even though the select statement selects correct no. of rows but still it insert only 2 or 3 rows.Apart from it ,it's working fine for some cases i.e it insert the actual no. of rows that is being selected from the select statement.
I keep getting the "ORA-01401:inserted value too large for column". No biggie - I've dealt with this multiple times before (but obviously not enough in this instance).
The data being entered is a SINGLE digit number - a number like 1, 2 or 3 - nothing fancy, just a plain straight everyday single digit number. The field in question is / was set as field type "Integer". Now, there is no set field size for integers! - not in Oracle anyway. Since it wasn't happy, I decided I'll try field types of 'Number' and also "Varchar2" set to 10 bytes. I have deleted the column from the table and re-created it as well.
Here's the even more puzzling bit: I can INSERT data into this field, BUT I can not UPDATE the field with the exact same data. The data is being inserted from a csv file. The same exact csv file used to insert works, but the same data in the same file will not update only that particular column.
If I delete the specific column data from the csv file, all goes through fine. If I hard code the update for the field (eg SET field2 = '1' or even SET field2 = ' ') it still doesn't work. So I know it is not the csv file that is causing problems. I deleted all data from the csv file except the field in question - still no luck.
So after eliminating:
1. The field type
2. The field length
3. The data being inserted
4. The external source of the data
What else could possibly be the problem?
i m create a table emp . all user of database have privileged to read and write the emp table. now How can identify that which user have insert row in emp file ?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI need select last added/inserted records where value = 'test1' and = 'test2' and = 'test3' in column 'NAME' should be one record for each 'test1','test2' ...
aslo..table have column 'DATE_USR' with data_type = timestamp(6)
We are using Release 11.2.0.3.0 of Oracle. I am having below special characters inserted into one of my columns, how this value got inserted, (what is the source) i need to track it down.
We dont have any audit trigger on this table to track one level below. As per JAVA guys this is uploaded through a file and the file is having well defined characters and no special characters for this column value also they uploaded the file again but its now going fine with no such special characters. So they put it on DBA's to find how special characters came into database?
Again the editor is not recognising all the characters , so i got the ASCII value for each of the characters in the string, its as below.
String - ‡Mw‹O--ggÑÆÔéÓÞ³µmT¤OˆÓ`ôiyïÎ!Ž
ASCII character is : ‡ ASCII Value Is : 14844065
ASCII character is : ‹ ASCII Value Is : 14844089
ASCII character is : -- ASCII Value Is : 14844052
ASCII character is : ASCII Value Is : 49793
ASCII character is : Ñ ASCII Value Is : 50065
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I have a table with lot of records.In this table, how do I find, which record is inserted just before a record in my question.
consider this example..
SQL> desc test1
Name Null? Type
------------------------------- -------- ----
SEQ_ID NUMBER
NAME VARCHAR2(1)
[code]....
in the above data, if I want to know what record is inserted before "1018", how can I find it.
Can we find out based on ROWID.?
I have the following tables:
CREATE TABLE test_abc(id NUMBER PRIMARY KEY, col1 NUMBER(10), col2 NUMBER(10), col3 NUMBER(10));
INSERT ALL
INTO test_abc VALUES (1,12345,34567,87654)
INTO test_abc VALUES (2,17345,37567,87754)
INTO test_abc VALUES (3,12745,34767,87674)
INTO test_abc VALUES (4,17045,30567,80754)
INTO test_abc VALUES (5,12740,34067,87604)
SELECT * FROM dual;
CREATE TABLE test_b (id NUMBER, col VARCHAR2(10), coltype_id NUMBER);
What I need to do is to convert the columns col1, clo2, col3 in test_abs into rows in test_b. but I need to do this so that the column name is what determines the value of colytype_id.So in test_b values will look like:
id col coltype
1 12345 1
1 34567 2
1 87654 3
and so on.
i have a table in that every month i insert rows and my table doesn't have primary key,index and date filed.for example:-table is like this
name salary Id
john5000101
brat4500102
smith4600103
john5500101
brat4600102
smith4800103
i think one cannot tell in above table whether "john" salary is 5000 or 5500(last insert row is 5000 then john salary is 5000)
when it comes to retrieve i have to pick the latest(last) insert row of particular Name.Is there any auto generated row_numbers in Oracle.
I wanted to know if there is a way to keep track of what is being inserted/updated in the database currently.
I tried psoug website and SQL_Trace at orafaq (I cannot post the links) but those are useful when you want to see what happens with your queries in a session... When I tried to modify an outer session by its id I couldn't find any trace file that could've been generated (and its impossible to change "tracefile_identifier" in an outer session)
There is an application that is customized by me and it inserts some additional records into the DB in its backend functionality to which I do not have an access (I mean I don't have any source of the backend code), so if I need to see what are the inserts being made, I have to do that directly from the oracle level. I've heard that it is possible and easy to do in MySQL (but I never used that DBMS).
What would be the best way to Commit after every 10 000 records inserted from one table to the other using the following script :
DECLARE
l_max_repa_id x_received_p.repa_id%TYPE;
l_max_rept_id x_received_p_trans.rept_id%TYPE;
BEGIN
SELECT MAX (repa_id)
INTO l_max_repa_id
[code].........
I would like to write a select statement on a table and I want the records to be retrieved in the order they were inserted.
View 17 Replies View RelatedI have table and it will contain huge data, so we have implemented as partitioned table. Every day when we load data into table there will be one partition created by the ETL Process by default with the Date Column(day wise). Now we may receive data for the previous days as well(Date column in table will have the date associated to the Data). No i would like the data should be inserted into partition which assocites to its own date.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI wanted to select data which is inserted on the same time.
Is that possible? I am trying with below query but facing isses.
SQL> SELECT a,b,c,d FROM tb;
no rows selected
SQL> SELECT a,b,c,d FROM (INSERT INTO tb VALUES(1,1,1,1));
SELECT a,b,c,d FROM (INSERT INTO tb VALUES(1,1,1,1))
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00903: invalid table name
How to avoid this error. FRM 40102 Records must be inserted or deleted first
i have used next_record.If i remove this it is working.but i need to use next_record built in.