An update of LOOP in a PL/SQL block

Every afternoon.

I have a chart of accounts. Some of these accounts will have several numbers associated to them - other accounts will have just the number of accounts. The initial sequence number for each account is already set by another piece of code. There is a column in the table that details the next number in the sequence - so by joining the table to itself and from sequence number one - account I managed to create an exact sequence of account numbers, for each account we have.

The question I have is that the script is long enough, and new account numbers can be added all the time. If the script must be maintained and added if necessary. There are currently 65 steps in the update below script.

-UPDATED 2ND SEQUENCE NUMBER
UPDATE ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE
GAME SEQUENCE = 2 WHERE ACCOUNT_NUMBER IN (SELECT B.ACCOUNT_NUMBER FROM ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE A, ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE B WHERE A.SEQUENCE = 1 AND A.NEXT_ACC_NO = B.ACCOUNT_NUMBER)
/

-UPDATED 3RD SEQUENCE NUMBER
UPDATE ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE
GAME SEQUENCE = 3 WHERE ACCOUNT_NUMBER IN (SELECT B.ACCOUNT_NUMBER FROM ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE A, ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE B WHERE A.SEQUENCE = 2 AND A.NEXT_ACC_NO = B.ACCOUNT_NUMBER)

/
-UPDATED 4TH SEQUENCE NUMBER
UPDATE ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE
GAME SEQUENCE = 4 WHERE ACCOUNT_NUMBER IN (SELECT B.ACCOUNT_NUMBER FROM ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE A, ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE B WHERE A.SEQUENCE = 3 & A.NEXT_ACC_NO = B.ACCOUNT_NUMBER)

/

think that this can be achieved in a small PL/SQL block, which would be effectively loop through iterations. I currently run the following query to verify the number of account numbers (to establish if I need to add more steps) - this could be defined as a variable binding?

Select max (count (original_account_number)) of the ACCOUNT_LIFECYCLE group by original_account_number;

Anyone has stumbled across any material on the web that may be able to help me in this task, or anyone could possibly give me a hint?

Thanks in advance

Hello

You are absolutely right to avoid any code that must be changed simply because the changed data in a regular and predictable way. It is also a good idea to think of streamline something that has 65 almost identical copies of the same code.

I think you can do what you want without PL/SQL, using a CONNECTION request BY:

MERGE INTO     account_lifecycle     dst
USING ( SELECT     account_number
           ,     LEVEL          AS seq
     FROM     account_lifecycle
     WHERE     LEVEL     > 1
     START WITH     seq          = 1
     CONNECT BY     account_number      = PRIOR next_acc_no
      ) src
ON    (src.account_number = dst.account_number)
WHEN MATCHED THEN
UPDATE  SET     dst.seq = src.seq;

Of course, you can place the MERGE statement above in a PL/SQL procedure, if you want to.

If CONNECT BY does not work, then you could do what you do now in a loop, where the numbers are variables that is incremented with each pass through the loop. At the end of the loop, check if whatever it is actually got updated and LEAVE the loop if he doesn't.

If post you a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements) and desired outcomes from these data (i.e., the State of the table once the UPDATE is all done), then I could test it.

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               -- Here I declare a cursor for counting the number of rows
               CURSOR currentTableRowCounter IS
                    SELECT COUNT(*) AS rowsNum
                    FROM I.tbname;

               numberOfRows currentTableRowCounter%ROWTYPE;
          BEGIN
               OPEN currentTableRowCounter;
               FETCH numberOfRows INTO numberOfRows;
               CLOSE currentTableRowCounter;

               IF (numberOfRows.rowsNum > 10000) THEN
                    -- And here I will call the procedure which has to be run
               END IF;
          END;

By the following:

Declare
  numberOfRows number;
begin
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'select count(*) from '||I.tbname into numberOfRows;

  IF (numberOfRows.rowsNum > 10000) THEN
    -- And here I will call the procedure which has to be run
  END IF;
end;

Max
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Published by: Massimo Ruocchio, January 12, 2010 15:25
Added Variable Declaration

How to trigger a process of transformation of line automatic (DML) + custom PL/SQL block
I want to start a process of transformation of automatic line (DML) as well as a custom PL/SQL (stored procedure) block. How can I do this? The ARP process is also triggered by another button in the page, but without the PL/SQL block.

Both in concrete: I have a 'save changes' button and a button "save changes and perform necessary tasks. For the first button, the ARP has fired, to the other, the ARP has triggered + a PL/SQL block that calls a stored procedure that is extra. How can I do this?
Tom,

And the ARP has a sequence number that is less than the OTHER_PROC? You can change the status of the ARP, rather than be triggered by your request to SAVE button, it runs when:

Request is contained in the Expression 1

where 1 Expression has the value:

ECONOMY, APPLY_OTHER_CHANGES

Or ask your shipment of buttons.

It should run any process with a matching condition, even after the ARP. OTHER_PROC should get run thereafter, based on the corresponding application.

Thought, have another you noticed this info on the form of editing process?

Update validates the values of request: SAVE, APPLY the CHANGES, UPDATE, UPDATE, MODIFY, APPLY, APPLY LINE of CHANGES %, GET_NEXT %, GET_PREV %

So the query of your button name must match one of the people. I guess that the last 3 will match AS expressions, so your OTHER request button could be APPLY_OTHER_CHANGES.

I hope that does it for you, otherwise I feel really stupid! :-/

Stew

stop a pl/sql block
Hi guys,.

I would like to know, how can I stop an anonymous pl/sql block (what is the command, what rights will I have to run the command, etc.). We use the TOAD to PL/SQL programming and I know that administrators can stop processes of Enterprise Manager.

But yesterday, I started a block that is in an infinite loop and the admin is on vacation, and the table grows big and bigger and the tablespace will be full sooner or later.

So help pls.

Thank you
Gabor
Then you should find the sid, session id and the serial(serial#) of the view v$ session_longops... for your anonymous block...

Then, run the command:
alter system kill session ','

Greetings,
SIM

DB procedure / function can return multiple values in a PL/SQL block

Hi all

I have a problem returning to the exit procedure following in PL/SQL because I have SELECT INTO variable but with no output back in my PL/SQL block even if I turned it into a function.

. pls suggest.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE nominations (p_start_date AS, p_end_date IN DATE)
IS
v_day_id PLS_INTEGER;
v_day_name VARCHAR2 (33);
v_day_date DATE;
BEGIN
SELECT (2 + (p_start_date + (LEVEL - 1) + LEVEL - 1 - TRUNK (LEVEL - 1 + 1, "IW" + p_start_date)) AS day_id
, TO_CHAR (LEVEL - 1, 'Day' + p_start_date) AS day_name
, TO_CHAR (LEVEL - 1, "DD-MM-RRRR" + p_start_date) AS day_date
IN v_day_id, v_day_name, v_day_date
OF THE DOUBLE
CONNECTION OF LEVEL < = 1 + p_end_date - p_start_date;
END;
/

Your insert would be something like this:

INSERT INTO PR_OPS_APPOINT_SETS (SPEC_CODE1, SPEC_CODE2, CLINIC_NO, SECTOR_ID, USER_ID, APPOINT_DATE)

SELECT r.SPEC_CODE1, r.SPEC_CODE2, r.CLINIC_NO, r.SECTOR_ID, USER, d.APPOINT_DATE

PR_OPS_CLINIC_RECS r

CROSS JOIN)

SELECT TO_DATE (TO_CHAR (LEVEL - 1, "MM/DD/RRRR" + p_start_date), "MM/DD/RRRR") AS APPOINT_DATE

OF THE DOUBLE

CONNECT BY LEVEL<= p_end_date="" -="" p_start_date="" +="">

) d

WHERE SPEC_CODE1 = p_SPEC_CODE1

AND SPEC_CODE2 = p_SPEC_CODE2

AND CLINIC_NO = p_CLINIC_NO

AND SECTOR_ID = P_SECTOR_ID;

In terms of getting the parameters p_SPEC_CODE1, p_SPEC_CODE2, p_CLINIC_NO, P_SECTOR_ID...? I don't have enough information on your part.

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