SQL & PL/SQL :: Varchar Not Printing Zero Front Of Number?

Feb 18, 2013

Today we faced one strange issue Varchar doesnot print the zero front of number

eg

SQL> select agent_code from table_name where AGENT_CODE = 0061;
AGENT_CODE
----------
61
61

where in my database agent_code columns as value 0061 and 061 for both it shows same value.

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Mar 22, 2012

I see you can build an address object consisting of street name and number, city and so on, and use this in CREATE TABLE, so all tables use the same fields for addresses. And moreover you can add check functions to prevent street numbers to be negative for instance in the constructor. You can even use inheritance. I like that.

However, all teaching on this subject I found on the Internet starts with structs (points consisting of x and y, persons consisting of name and address, etc.). Then they go to inheritance and show how to build an employee who is just a person plus an employee number. They never start with simple types.

What I would like to do would be rather to start with basic types such as number or varchar2 and inherit from them. An EAN is a VARCHAR2 holding only digits where the last digit is a check sum that must be matched. An item number may be a VARCHAR2 matching 'NNN-AAAA'. A simple string may be a VARCHAR2 where no functional characters such as carriage return, etc. occur.

I would then write my create table statement thus:

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However this seems not possible:

create or replace type T_EAN under varchar2
(
constructor function T_EAN(p_string in varchar2) return self as result
);

fails with "PLS-00580: supertype must be an object type".

Rather than creating completely new types, I would start with extending existing types, but this seems not possible. Is that really impossible or am I using the wrong approach?

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but I want this query

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so it can use index appropriately.

how can I change my PLSQL this sentence,

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Here my code

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pSMS_CLC VARCHAR2,
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------ ---------- ----------------------------------------------
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7654 MARTIN 1250 7698 BLAKE 2850
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----
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SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
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Table : T_E (similar to EMP table structure)

This table has data similar to emp but bulk data around 10k records.

Query formed

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Function which
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RETURN varchar2
IS
l_text varchar2(32767) := NULL;
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END LOOP;
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insert into emp values ('0-5');
insert into emp values ('25-30');

SQL> Select * from emp;
| ENAME |
-------------------
| 122 |
| abc |
| 0.2 |
| 0-5 |
| 25-30 |

I am running the code

SQL>select regexp_substr(ename , '^[[:digit:]]+.[[:digit:]]+$|^[[:digit:]]+$')
from emp;

AFTER RUNNING I AM GETTING THIS

| REGEXP_SUBSTR(ENAME,'^[[:DIGIT:]]+.[[:DIGIT:]]+$|^[[:DIGIT:]]+$') |
---------------------------------------------------------------------
| 122 |
| (null) |
| 0.2 |
| 0-5 |
| 25-30 |
| (null) |

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----------
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ABCXY
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xyzab

i need to fetch only numeric values from column id

My output should be

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