SQL & PL/SQL :: Converting Varchar2 To NVHAR And NVarchar2?

Feb 16, 2011

I have written a trigger & procedure to call a webservice from pl/sql procedure. Everything was working fine until I was told to use nchar & nvarchar2 instead of varchar2 as per requirement. Now I am not able to run the procedure and getting errorcode with return response from server.

I didn't changed the width of columns but only datatype. What precautions do I need to take in code while doing this and what could have caused the error only by converting the data type.

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i have a varchar2 column containing string values that can be converted to date i.e. ('31-JUL-11') and that column also contains text strings in it. i.e. ('Some string data...')

records whose column value can be converted to date are extractable via where clause (i.e. those rows are associated with some fix number / flag)

now when i try to use to_date function i get the error that

" ORA-01858 a non-numeric character was found where a numeric was expected "

in sql i have added a where clause to only pick rows with flag, but even then it gives the error.

using a subquery in the from clause eliminates the error, but when i create it in a view it again gives the same error.

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-------- -------- --------------

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i am able to query select * from xx_test however if i query as select col1 from xx_test then it is giving error.

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Cause:    *Action:Error at Line: 3,131 Column: 13  

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/

[Code]....

MEMBERI LOCATIONID ROOMI
------- ---------- -----
2007209 1 1
2006253 1 1-A
2006253 1 1-A
2006265 1 1-B
2006240 1 1-C
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2007075 1 102
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[Code]...

Function created.

SQL> select * from members
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MEMBERI LOCATIONID ROOMI
------- ---------- -----
2007209 1 1
2007185 1 2
2007089 1 3
2007023 1 4

[Code]....

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2006253 1 1-A
2006253 1 1-A

[Code]...

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Aug 22, 2013

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2 2 2 786

Program:

SELECT
CASE
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TABLE_1
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------- --------------- ----------
1 1-JUN-12 21
1 2-JUN-12 51
1 3-JUN-12 232
1 4-JUN-12 221
1 5-JUN-12 424
.
.
.
.
1 26-JUN-12 52
1 27-JUN-12 0
1 28-JUN-12 247
1 29-JUN-12 528
1 30-JUN-12 489
2 1-JUN-12
2 2-JUN-12
2 3-JUN-12
2 4-JUN-12
2 5-JUN-12
.
.
.
.
2 26-JUN-12
2 27-JUN-12
2 28-JUN-12
2 29-JUN-12
2 30-JUN-12

TABLE_2

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----- ---------- --------- --------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------- -------- -------- --------
1 21 51 232 221 424 52 0 247 528 489
2

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UTL_FILE.PUT_RAW ( g_write_file , my_bufer_read );
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I have gotten to the point where I can return the cursor but I cannot format it as a table to use in the query. It return's it as XML. This is my function:

create or replace
FUNCTION CAMS_FUN_GEN_REPORTS(PARAM1 IN VARCHAR2) RETURN SYS_refCURSOR AS
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RETURN p_recordset;
END;
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This is my query:

select * from CAMS_FUN_GEN_REPORTS('')

So normally you would do this

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But I will never know the end result table as it will be dynamic so I have to find a way to cast the result of the function into a new table I can select on.

I have looked into pipe lining also but from what I can tell you still need to know the table definition. Which I can't know from the client side. The server will control the 'routing' and thus the end result of the select.

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Sep 6, 2012

I have a row which contains 6 columns where I want that data to be shown in the form of columns as shown here:

From:

select item1, item2, item3, amt1, amt2, amt3 from item_table where sno=1; <----- returns 1 row as below

ITEM1 ITEM2 ITEM3 AMT1 AMT2 AMT3
---------- ------------ ------------- ----------- ------------ ----------
AAA BBB CCC 10.00 20.00 15.00

Data explanation: item1's (AAA) price is amt1 (10.00), item2's (BBB) price is amt2 (20.00) and item3's (CCC) price is amt3 (15.00). OK.

Now I want that data to convert into columns as shown here:

To:

ITEMS AMT
--------- ---------
AAA 10.00
BBB 20.00
CCC 30.00

I want a SQL to display this data.

I found one query which converts a row into columns, but this does not serve my requirement: [for your reference only]

SQL> select substr( the_string
, decode( level, 1, 1, instr(the_string,',',1,level-1)+1)
, decode( instr(the_string,',',1,level), 0, length(the_string), instr(the_string,',',1,level) - decode( level, 1, 0, instr(the_string,',',1,level-1))-1)
) the_value
from ( select (select item1||','||item2||','|| item3 from item_table where sno=1) ITEMS
from DUAL)
connect by level <= length(the_string)-length(replace(the_string,','))+1

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I'm able to generate file from CLOB using function,unfortunately it resides inside db and developer is not able to access it.

1)There is option to mount application partition inside db and export file over there but it is not viable option according to management.

2)I've Googled the solution to create JAVA API. Which will perform OS command like scp to send file from db to app(or any remote host). For security reason this option is also dropped.

3)I tried dbms_lob.substr but actual text inside clob is too long. File generated from CLOB sized around 5 MB.

So I guess it requires lot of effort if I wanted to convert into varchar2 as out parameter inside function.

So, to give CLOB data to developer as file or as varchar2. I'm not able to get any solution. Is there any other option using database to convert to string/varchar2 from CLOB ? Or do I need to drill down more into third option.

I'm having oracle 10.2.0.5.

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lv_status INTEGER;
BEGIN
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After this code caused the 11g forms session to crash, I modified the 11g version to the below, and it still crashes.

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This year, 9 of the 95 times it was used resulted in one of the VARCHAR2(4000) fields as null in the database. The users would not want this field to be null and 5 of the 9 have told us they entered something (the form they're filling out is a research proposal and leaving this field empty would be pointless because it's part of the funding request, so they're not doing it). The application isn't doing it because it's not consistent. I've checked the application and these fields can't be nulled any other way.

We just found the issue so I looked back over the past years back to 2005. Last year it didn't happen at all. In 2010 it happened a handful of times. Some years there were even more times. It's not always the same field but it's always a VARCHAR2 of at least 2000 characters.

I have a lot more information but it's all just details (let me know if you need to know more). I'm wondering if there is a bug in 10g with these types of fields. I don't believe it's malicious behavior on an individual's part but I suppose that's always possible.

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I have 2 tables.The column in table A is number and Column in table B is a varchar2 datatype.I have to use the Column of table B as a filter to column of Table A.Below is the example.

create table A(Col1 number);
Inert into A values(1);
Inert into A values(2);
Inert into A values(3);
Inert into A values(4);

Create table B(Col1 Varchar2(100));
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Is there a way to convert the varchar to number.The varchar field have multiple characters (numbers) seperated by commas.

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