SQL & PL/SQL :: Variable Declaration In RAC Oracle 10g
Sep 29, 2010
We are facing a new type of issue , the issue is the variable declaration and assigning a value for it is not properly used in the procedure of a package.
for ex:
create or replace procedure test
is
v_type VARCAHR2(5) := 'XX';
v_awb varchar2(5) := 'AL';
BEGIN
Insert into tt(col1,col2,col3,col4)
select v_type,v_awb,col3,col4 from xxx;
commit;
END;
Above is the sample procedure used ,here i am declaring a variable v_type and v_awb and assigning a value for it and inserting them into a table,but the concern is the values declared is always inserting a NULL value instead of the assigned value ,but in our local we could not reproduce it. The issue is occurring in RAC oracle machine,and the version is below
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Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bi
PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
CORE 10.2.0.4.0 Production
TNS for Linux: Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
i 'm using APEX 4.2.1.00.08 and i 'm wondering if there is a way to translate "Function and Global Variable Declaration" textarea. Every other script textarea is available for translation, but not this.
I know that this is code is loaded on header but may contains important alert messages of global functions.
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 can't understand the following cursor declaration (inside the DECLARE of a PL/SQL block)
CURSOR c_emps IS SELECT emp_large_ot(empno, ename, job, mgr,hiredate, sal, comm, deptno) FROM emp_large; emp_large_ot is an object type created as CREATE TYPE emp_large_ot AS OBJECT ( empno NUMBER , ename VARCHAR2(10) , job VARCHAR2(9)
[code]...
and emp_large is similar to the standard emp table
I have a package which has couple of Procedures and functions. I use some constants between the functions and procedure and also functions r called from the other procedure and stuff...
So I declared all these in the header
Like this
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE "PROCESS_HISTORY" IS type table_name_i is varray(100) of VARCHAR2(30); c_add constant number := 1; c_del constant number := 2; c_select_frm_tmp constant number := 1; [code]......
Now is there anyway I could hide the stuff that I don't want outside people to see? or can I declare them (constants and some functions) some where inside the body and use them?
I have this Error in PL /SQL procedure ORA-06550: line 6, column 12:PLS-00320: the declaration of the type of this expression is incomplete or malformedORA-06550: line 6, column 12:PL/SQL: Item ignoredwhere this is my procedure
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE MOAMALAT."IO_EMP_REP" (P_FROMDATE IN NUMBER,P_TODATE IN NUMBER,P_EMPID IN NUMBER,RCT1 OUT GLOBALPKG.RCT1)ASBEGINOPEN RCT1 FOR SELECT COUNT (I.CORRESPONDENCENUMBER) cont,EMP.FULLNAME empname,D.DEPARTMENTNAME deptnameFROM MOAMALAT.IO_INCOMING i,MOAMALAT.IO_EMPLOYEES emp,MOAMALAT.IO_DEPARTMENTS dWHERE I.RECEIVEDBY = (SELECT EM.USERIDFROM MOAMALAT.IO_EMPLOYEES emWHERE EM.EMPLOYEEID = P_EMPID)AND I.RECEIVEDBY LIKE EMP.USERID--and EMP.DEPARTMENTID=1900AND I.RECEIVEDBYDEPARTMENTID = D.DEPARTMENTIDAND I.CORRESPONDENCEDATE BETWEEN
I want to use a array variable to store many string values i.e. values like ( "my name is hhhyy and i have a tack", "My data is valid" , "hhggg gaya hujjjs") currently all these values are in seperate variables , I want to consolidate them in one array and use it in further , after replacing some values from them.
I want to take data too. I am thinking of using "Varchar array" with values are in one cursor i want to take them in single array. varchar array is throwing some exception once it has taken all the value. I had extended it upto 100 values.
create or replace function testet ( value varchar2) return varchar2 as x_value Varchar2(2000); x_value2 varchar2_array := varchar2_array(); x_value3 number; [code].....
The idea is to use some constant value in PL/SQL code with requirement to feed it to Oracle as value but not bind variable. Such constants used in multiple places in the code, so wants to declare it but from DB point of view it should be value. In my case Oracle will choose much better execution plan with real value for the table.
I tried to use constant, e.g: CODEdeclare const1 constant number := 1; beging
[Code].....
But in sqlarea it represented as: SELECT SUBSCRIBER_ID FROM SUBSCRIBERS WHERE STATUS = :B1
I want to define global variable in oracle form 6i....so this variable may i used anywhere in project...but i don't know where exactly global variable defined?
I'm new to XML to Oracle data integration. I do have clob column that has the XML data and trying to bring it into the Oracle relational tables, as a part of it we are developing PL/SQL procedure that calls this CLOB column, I want to know if we can variablize the data types ( Just like tablename. column name%type) in the select of the XML data:
I do define the data types after every column name , the problem is incase there is change in datatype I do need to manually edit the procedure to change the datatype is there a way I can variablize them something like tablename.columname%type.
I m trying to give table name as parameter to this function. It is compiling properly.But when an anonymous block is created to call this table value, it has to be fetched into a variable of Rowtype of this inputted table. So I am not able to create any ROWTYPE variable for this table dynamically.
//Function create or replace function instant_tabula(tabula in varchar) return sys_refcursor as cur sys_refcursor; str varchar2(20000); begin str := 'select * from ' || tabula; open cur for str; return cur; end; [code]....
i am reinstalling oracel 11g in my window 7 64 bit machine after i uninstalled it. however, i got an issue that is environment variable path failed in the installation process. this didn't happen when i firstly successfully installed oracle.
In current form, i use *pll file to pass Global.<variable name> to the form *.fmb
The problem is that if i copy a string of 4000 characters (which i need to) to Global.<variable name>, it will automatically cut a whole chunk to shorter string (less than 1000).
Is there a better way to that Global.<variable name> can hold 4000 characters?
I have written an explicit cursor (procedure given below) and the issue I have is, when the cursor runs the sql statement
(CURSOR csr_address is SELECT rtrn_id, entp_abn,prog_program_cd, sched_nbr,schd_version_yr, litm_line_item_nbr, revise_val_text FROM RETURN_LINE_ITEMS WHERE sched_nbr = '000' AND prog_program_cd = '01' AND litm_line_item_nbr in ('016','023') AND rtrn_id = v1_rtrn_id;)
against a particular return id, it fetches 2 rows; one for line item 016 and the other one for line item 023 where in the litm_line_item_nbr for 016 is 016 and for litm_line_item_nbr for 023 is 023. Once that's done, (I have used a For loop cursor), it loops through as follows:
FOR country_rec in csr_address LOOP v_line_item_16 := country_rec.litm_line_item_nbr; if v_line_item_16 = '016' then v_line_item_16 :='016' end if; [code]....
I have the below cursor 1 which is working already.For my requirement i want to use bind variable like second cursor.But its telling Bind Variable "p_col_list" is NOT DECLARED.
How to use bind variable Here.
Cursor1: DECLARE emp_cv sys_refcursor; iid NUMBER := 1; i_sql varchar2(100); p_col_list varchar2(2000) := 'aaa,bbb,ccc,ddd'; BEGIN i_sql := 'select '''||REPLACE(p_col_list, ',', ''',''')||''' from dual '||CHR(10) ; dbms_output.put_line(i_sql); OPEN emp_cv FOR i_sql ; END;
Cursor2: DECLARE emp_cv sys_refcursor; iid NUMBER := 1; i_sql varchar2(100); p_col_list varchar2(2000) := 'aaa,bbb,ccc,ddd'; BEGIN i_sql := 'select '''||REPLACE(:p_col_list, ',', ''',''')||''' from dual '||CHR(10) ; dbms_output.put_line(i_sql); OPEN emp_cv FOR i_sql using p_col_list; END;
I have some XML being returned from a web service, and it returns almost 900 variables. Whilst I am familiar with how to return these in a single row, do I can return a row for each variable? My DBA is very uncomfortable with creating a table with almost 900 columns, for obvious reasons. However, we already have plenty of tables with tens of millions of rows, so he's fine with that. I'll try and expand on the requirement. Below is some XML from the data returned to us:
I have plsql table as out parameter in one function.From another function i called that function ,its executing perfectly but while returning to called place its saying a character to numeric conversion error.I checked all the l
Note: i can not able post all that functions here.
Is there a way to have a variable in the FROM clause or another way to have the table name as a variable? I'm trying to not repeat the same query three times with only the table name being different.
---the tables
create table org_a (emp_id number(5) not null, name varchar2(20)); create table org_b (emp_id number(5) not null, name varchar2(20)); create table org_c (emp_id number(5) not null, name varchar2(20));
---the records
INSERT ALL INTO org_a (emp_id, name) VALUES (00001, 'MISTER WHITE') INTO org_a (emp_id, name) VALUES (00002, 'MISTER ORANGE') INTO org_b (emp_id, name) VALUES (00003, 'MISTER PINK') INTO org_b (emp_id, name) VALUES (00004, 'MISTER BROWN') INTO org_c (emp_id, name) VALUES (00005, 'MISTER BLUE') INTO org_c (emp_id, name) VALUES (00006, 'MISTER BLOND') SELECT * FROM dual;
---verify inserts
SELECT * FROM org_a UNION ALL SELECT * FROM org_b UNION ALL SELECT * FROM org_c;
---i want the table name to be dependent on a variable. eventually, ---i intend to link v_org to a form with radio buttons (values: 1, 2, 3) ---to keep this simple, i'll just assign 1 to v_org
DECLARE
v_org number(1) := 1; v_table varchar2(5);
BEGIN v_table := CASE v_org WHEN 1 THEN 'org_a' WHEN 2 THEN 'org_b' WHEN 3 THEN 'org_c' END;
SELECT * FROM v_table;
END;
--this is what i receive
SQL> / SELECT * FROM v_table; * ERROR at line 10:
ORA-06550: line 10, column 17: PL/SQL: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist ORA-06550: line 10, column 3: PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
I had a procedure in which there will be multiple update and select statements Eg: Update table T1 set Column1='X' where Column2 in ('A','B','C') All the update/select queries will have same set of values in the in condition ('A','B','C') will remain same. But the tables and columns will vary.So, I would like to declare a variable/array which holds the values in the in condition
var1 := {'A','B','C'}
and use in my statement like :-
Update table T1 set Column1='X' where Column2 in var1. Is there any way to acheive this?
