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• ASCIISTR function that gives different results

  Hi Experts,
  
  I use the function ASCIISTR and it gives different results in SQLPLUS and TOAD
  
  SQLPLUS
  

  SQL> SELECT ASCIISTR('é') UC FROM DUAL
    2  ;
  
  UC
  -----
  \201A
  
  SQL> SELECT ASCIISTR('ú') UC FROM DUAL;
  
  UC
  -----
  \00A3

  TOAD
  

  SELECT ASCIISTR('ú') UC FROM DUAL
  
  \00FA
  
  SELECT ASCIISTR('é') UC FROM DUAL
  
  \00E9

  I know experts here will be reluctant to respond to questions about the TOAD, but I wanted to understand if I'm missing something. I checked the NLS_SESSION_PARAMETERS in SQLPLUS and TOAD, and they are the same. :-(does not understand this behavior
  
  Version of database Oracle Database * 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production *.
  
  Thanks in advance!

  The default code for the command line page is 437, identical to TOAD, you want to get the code page 1252

  SQL> host chcp
  Active code page: 437
  
  SQL> SELECT ASCIISTR('é') UC FROM DUAL;
  
  UC
  _____
  \201A
  
  SQL> host chcp 1252
  Active code page: 1252
  
  SQL> SELECT ASCIISTR('é') UC FROM DUAL;
  
  UC
  _____
  \00E9
  
  SQL>
  

• The function using replace

  Hello

  I have the following sql to replace unwanted characters in the title (long field). If it can be re-written in a more simple way?

  SELECT REPLACE (REPLACE (REPLACE (REPLACE (REPLACE (REPLACE (REPLACE (REPLACE (ASCIISTR (TITLE), CHR (13), "), CHR (10), ' '), '\00BF',"), "\005C", "),"\00A0","), "\00BD", "),"\00A3","), "\00", ")

  OF THE DOUBLE

  Thank you

  Hello

  REGEXP_REPLACE is a bit simpler when you have several secondary chains which all have the same replacement.  In this case, you have 7 secondary channels which are all replaced by anything else, so you can combine them.  There is an another substring, which is replaced by something else, so you will need a second function to deal with, like this:

  SELECT REGEXP_REPLACE (REPLACE (ASCIISTR (title)

  , CHR (10)

  , '  '

  )

  , CHR (13) | ' | \\00(BF|5C| A0. BD | A3)? »

  )

  OF the double

  ;

• Dealing with the lower ASCII characters

  In my database, somehow there are strange lower ASCII characters in some areas. It doesn't happen often, but I have some problems. For example, I found a field with an ASCII 12 x (18 decimal) character, which is something called "Device Control 2. When I run a query like

  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON SIZE unlimited

  SELECT

  p.TX as "TX".

  Of

  point p

  WHERE

  para_id = 22623526 / / contains a bad character

  Get different results depending on whether I have run into a TOAD with F5 or F9. F9 returns the line after line, but it puts a box where the bad character is

  http://Pelorus.org/pictures/ToadAsciiError.PNG

  But, if I run it with F5, I get nothing.

  1 selected line. < < the single output possible.

  If I change the para_id to something else, I get perfectly good output with F5

  TX

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

  Milestones begin and end listed in Appendix-a. dates will be used for guidan

  for all the work performed by this request for maintenance.

  1 selected line.

  And even weirder, if I have the coil in a file, I get the data, but has the wrong character.

  TX

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

  Tighten each anode zinc new foot nut # 30lb of restraint. [CFR-465]

  1 selected line.

  (Mark hash added by me, but I can see the ASCII (x 12) in a hex editor.)

  Here is a link to the text file with the wrong character

  http://Pelorus.org/pictures/Err.txt

  My questions are

  1. What's happening here?

  2. How can I strip this character on? I export it as an xml file, and this character causes me problems.

  3. I see other bad characters in a few other places. Namely ASCII 13 x (19 dec) and ASCII 1Dx (29 dec). I hope that the solution to remove easily extrapolate other unwanted characters.

  4. ideas how something like that you here in the first place? Cosmic rays?

  I tried to use ASCIISTR() to delete, but it did not work.

  ASCIISTR (p.TX) AS "TX".

  The bad characters are still there.

  Server Info:

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production

  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  CORE Production 11.2.0.2.0

  AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  You can use the function to translate to remove unwanted characters from your data:

  with t as)

  Select 'ab '. Chr (18) | 'cd' union tx double all the

  Select 'ab '. Chr (19) | 'cd' double tx

  )

  Select translate (tx, 'a' | chr (18): chr (19), 'a') t

• How to know the special character?

  I use the Release 10.2.0.1.0 Oracle version. I have a special character, but I suspect it as any other language caharacter.
  His appearance in my "quick editor/Sql TOAD Editor" as "has? but when I'm selecting from the table to aid under application, her gives "no rows returned.
  
  Select the tab1 id where id like 'a % ';
  
  Please let me know, how can I be able to see the exact character or what Publisher will allow me to see the character?
  I think the sql GUI developer might be able to show the same, but I don't have Developer sql with me.

  930254 wrote:
  I use the Release 10.2.0.1.0 Oracle version. I have a special character, but I suspect it as any other language caharacter.
  His appearance in my "quick editor/Sql TOAD Editor" as "has? but when I'm selecting from the table to aid under application, her gives "no rows returned.

  Select the tab1 id where id like 'a % ';

  Please let me know, how can I be able to see the exact character or what Publisher will allow me to see the character?
  I think the sql GUI developer might be able to show the same, but I don't have Developer sql with me.

  Select ASCIISTR (id) in tab1 where id like 'a % ';

• Unicode hexadecimal conversion

  Hello, can someone please tell me how to get the same effect on this Web site, http://mylanguages.org/converter.php, pl sql or oracle sql? They took an Arabic channel and returned one (to my knowledge) hex value.
  Thank you very much

  Or just REGEXP_REPLACE:

  select regexp_replace(asciistr(my_string), '\\([0-9A-F]{4})', '&#x\1;')
  from dual;
  

  You'll get this, hexagonal instead of decimal digits, but it is completely equivalent:

  سليم
  

• Error Message ORA-31043: Element 'person' no globally defined in the schema

  Hi all
  
  We recorded 2 documents xsd as follows...
  

  DECLARE
     lc_test_xsd   CLOB;
  BEGIN
  
     lc_test_xsd   := '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
  
  <schema 
      xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
      xmlns:tns="http://www.xyz.com/cicat/types/basictypes/2/0" 
      targetNamespace="http://www.xyz.com/cicat/types/basictypes/2/0" 
      version="2.0">
      
      <simpleType name="LastNamePrefix">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Additional word to last name (name prefix) corresponding to SAP HR Core 
                  Table T535N; V.
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="tns:String255" />
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="CountryID">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Codes for the representation of country names according to ISO 3166.
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <maxLength value="2" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="LocationCode">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Code of a location, e.g. Fe, Wa2 or Kor.
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <maxLength value="4" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="GenderCode">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Code of the gender: male, female, unknown. Unknown is used if the value is 
                  unknown or must not be stored due to legal restrictions.
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="male" />
              <enumeration value="female" />
              <enumeration value="unknown" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="String255">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  String with 255 characters max
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <maxLength value="255" />
              <minLength value="1" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="RB-CostCenter">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Cost Center
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <minLength value="3" />
              <maxLength value="6" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="OrgUnitName">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Name of the Organizational Unit
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <minLength value="1" />
              <maxLength value="18" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <complexType name="StringMCA">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Multi Country String. Strings, which must be stored in ASCII code and 
                  country specific. The subelement ASCIIString contains the string encoded
                  with ASCII. The subelement countrySpecificString allows country specific
                  encoding.
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <sequence>
              <element name="asciiString" type="tns:String255" minOccurs="0" />
              <element name="countrySpecificString" type="tns:String255" />
          </sequence>
      </complexType>
      <simpleType name="OrgUnitID">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  ID of the Organizational Unit
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="unsignedInt">
              <totalDigits value="8" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="GlobalID">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Global unique identifier of persons at xyz
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="unsignedInt">
              <totalDigits value="8" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="CiCatPersonID">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  CI-CAT Identifier of Persons (CiCat-PID). Unique identifier of a person
                  in CI-CAT
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="unsignedInt">
              <totalDigits value="20" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="CiCatAccountID">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  CI-CAT Identifier of AD Accounts (CiCat-Ben-Sid). Unique identifier of 
                  AD Accounts in CI-CAT.
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="unsignedInt">
              <totalDigits value="20" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="PersonnelActionTypeCode">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  The operation that was performed on the person: entry, data change,
                  re-entry (into company), exit (out of company)
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="entry" />
              <enumeration value="data change" />
              <enumeration value="re-entry" />
              <enumeration value="exit" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="ContractStatus">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Contract Status: active, inaktive, resigned, retired
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="retired">
                  <annotation>
                      <documentation>
                          End of contract relationship because of retirement
                      </documentation>
                  </annotation>
              </enumeration>
              <enumeration value="resigned">
                  <annotation>
                      <documentation>
                          End of contract because of quitting
                      </documentation>
                  </annotation>
              </enumeration>
              <enumeration value="inactive">
                  <annotation>
                      <documentation>
                          Incactive contract relationship, e.g. motherhood, suspension
                      </documentation>
                  </annotation>
              </enumeration>
              <enumeration value="active">
                  <annotation>
                      <documentation>
                          Normal contract status
                      </documentation>
                  </annotation>
              </enumeration>
              <enumeration value="deleted">
                  <annotation>
                      <documentation>
                          Contract physically deleted in the source system
                      </documentation>
                  </annotation>
              </enumeration>
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="KnownAssociateCode">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Describes status of person to xyz: internal/external/fixed-term
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="External" />
              <enumeration value="Internal" />
              <enumeration value="Fixed Term" />
              <enumeration value="unknown" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="AssociateCode">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Describes status of person to xyz: union of known values plus free string 
                  for not yet known types
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <union memberTypes="tns:KnownAssociateCode string" />
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="KnownExternalRelationType">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Describes relation (contract relation) of external person to xyz:
                  contractor/customer/supplier/subsidiary/selfregistered
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="Contractor" />
              <enumeration value="Customer" />
              <enumeration value="Supplier" />
              <enumeration value="Subsidiary" />
              <enumeration value="Selfregistered" />
              <enumeration value="unknown" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="ExternalRelationType">
          <union memberTypes="tns:KnownExternalRelationType string" />
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="ValidityState">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  If an attribute was taken over by an authoritative source such as HR-MDS or 
                  WOM. Set to "Valid" to indicate that the value was taken over from the 
                  source and is therefore valid. Set to "Invalid" if the source indicates the
                  value is no longer value, e.g. because it got deleted. Otherwise set to 
                  "Unknown", e.g. when the value was entered manually.
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="Valid" />
              <enumeration value="Invalid" />
              <enumeration value="Unknown" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <complexType name="HrPersonnelId">
          <sequence>
              <element name="hrSourceSystem">
                  <annotation>
                      <documentation>
                          Name of HR source system
                      </documentation>
                  </annotation>
                  <simpleType>
                      <restriction base="string">
                          <minLength value="1" />
                          <maxLength value="20" />
                      </restriction>
                  </simpleType>
              </element>
              <element name="hrPersonnelId">
                  <annotation>
                      <documentation>
                          ID of person in HR source system
                      </documentation>
                  </annotation>
                  <simpleType>
                      <restriction base="string">
                          <minLength value="1" />
                          <maxLength value="20" />
                      </restriction>
                  </simpleType>
              </element>
          </sequence>
      </complexType>
      <complexType name="AccountType">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Types of Accounts: Three main categories are known: Person, resource or 
                  service account. A person account represents a single natural person. A 
                  resource account represents a resource such as a printer, a computer or a 
                  meeting room. Service Accounts represent everything else. The can be used 
                  for example for technical users or group accounts. Both resource and service 
                  accounts have an owner that is responsible for them. Each account type has 
                  subtypes for further categorization.
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <choice>
              <element name="personAccount" type="tns:PersonAccountType" />
              <element name="resourceAccount" type="tns:ResourceAccountType" />
              <element name="serviceAccount" type="tns:ServiceAccountType" />
          </choice>
      </complexType>
      <simpleType name="KnownPersonAccountType">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Pre-defined types of Person Accounts
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="Office" />
              <enumeration value="Admin" />
              <enumeration value="Test" />
              <enumeration value="unknown" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="PersonAccountType">
          <union memberTypes="tns:KnownPersonAccountType string" />
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="KnownResourceAccountType">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Pre-defined types of Resource Accounts
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="Room" />
              <enumeration value="PC" />
              <enumeration value="Printer" />
              <enumeration value="unknown" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="ResourceAccountType">
          <union memberTypes="tns:KnownResourceAccountType string" />
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="KnownServiceAccountType">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Pre-defined Types of Service Accounts
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="Group" />
              <enumeration value="Machine" />
              <enumeration value="Support" />
              <enumeration value="System" />
              <enumeration value="unknown" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="ServiceAccountType">
          <union memberTypes="tns:KnownServiceAccountType string" />
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="ActionType">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  Defines the action that was performed on the object.
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="string">
              <enumeration value="Create" />
              <enumeration value="Update" />
              <enumeration value="Delete" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
      <simpleType name="LegalEntityId">
          <annotation>
              <documentation>
                  ID of a legal entity
              </documentation>
          </annotation>
          <restriction base="unsignedInt">
              <totalDigits value="8" />
          </restriction>
      </simpleType>
  </schema>
  ';
  
     DBMS_XMLSCHEMA.REGISTERSCHEMA (schemaurl   => 'BasicTypes.xsd',
                                    schemadoc   => lc_test_xsd);
                                    
    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('BasicTypes.xsd registration successfully completed');
  EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN
  DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('BasicTypes.xsd registration failed '||SQLERRM);
  END;
  /

  See for example the effect of elementFormDefault of http://www.liquid-technologies.com/Tutorials/XmlSchemas/XsdTutorial_04.aspx for details.

  The fix:

  >
  
  
  ...
  
  >

  I hope this helps!

• Detection of parameter NLS_LANG clientside in SQL * more script

  Our company has developed an application that uses an Oracle database as backend. Companies can purchase our application and run it against their own installation of Oracle.
  
  A new version of our application often requires an update to the Oracle database schema.
  As well as from new application files, we send our customers an update.sql script, they must run to their database using SQL * more.
  This update script can contain international characters such as é for example:

  UPDATE SHOPS SET DESCRIPTION = 'Café'
  WHERE SHOP_ID=1

  Save us the SQL script file in the windows-1252 encoding the character e is encoded by 0xE9 in the script file.
  
  When the ADMINISTRATOR runs him upgrade script is set NLS_LANG =. WE8MSWIN1252 it works perfectly.
  When the ADMINISTRATOR has set the NLS_LANG = US7ASCII the e is replaced by an exclamation mark the upside. Other NLS_LANG settings can also be embarrassing.
  
  To avoid this, we give very clear instructions. However, nobody reads. This raises two questions:
  
  (A) is there a way to prevent this problem, so I do not the parameter NLS_LANG by the DBA to run the upgrade script depend on?
  (B) otherwise: is there a way to test the NLS_LANG setting in the script and give up if it's not WE8MSWIN1252?
  
  Info:
  Database is 10.2.0.3/10.2.0.4 and sometimes 10.2.0.5, always the database character set WE8MSWIN1252.
  Client software: I don't know what are the uses each s/n, but it will be mainly the software client 10g
  Client OS: Some DBA will run the script from Windows, others of some varieties of Unix. I can't control that.

  (A) is there a way to prevent this problem, so I do not the parameter NLS_LANG by the DBA to run the upgrade script depend on?

  Yes. Use the UNISTR function to encode strings with Unicode, for example UNSITR('\00e9') exhausts to code 'e '. The set conversion implicit character in the set to the national character of database character set will do. You can use the ASCIISTR function to simplify the creation of arguments to UNISTR based on the input text.

  -Sergiusz

• Select character especial as ª º

  I have a User table with some records that contain a
  
  ID | Name | Degree
  ----------------------------
  1. User 1 | 10 º
  2. User 2 | 6 º
  3. 3 the user | 1 º
  4. 4 the user | 9 º
  5. 5 user | 10 º
  
  How I wrote a sentence like
  
  Select * from users where the diploma as '1 '?
  
  my request has not brought any results
  
  Thank you

  my request has not brought any results

  view the following SQL results

  SELECT ASCIISTR ('1') FROM DUAL;

  SELECT ASCIISTR (DEGREE) FROM USER_TBL WHERE ID = 4;

• XmlElement and accented, characters

  Hello
  
  I use xmlelement to generate an xml file, but if a string contains an accented character it is not escaped, so in the file, I get 'to' and not ' to; "(or & #224;).
  But if there is one "& gt;' it is converted to" & gt;'
  
  can someone help me?
  Thank you
  
  Published by: user515918 on 6.42 lug-9-2009

  Maybe it's

  SQL> select xmlelement(noentityescaping e,regexp_replace(asciistr('A smàll samplé'),'\\(.{4})','&#x\1;')).getstringval() xml from dual
  /
  XML
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  A smàll samplé  
  

  ?

• SQL for sort a column containing digital/characters/alphanumeric characters.

  I have a table with the column can contain numbers, characters, and a combination of numbers and characters. Here is an example of the table. In this regard, I would like to sort the table in the following way.
  
  (a) sort first numbers in numerical order and then would sort the others in the order of the characters.
  
  Example: -.
  
  RUN SQL
  SQL > select * from temp;
  
  ID
  ---------------
  A
  22
  46
  CC
  BBB
  46jkb
  1
  10
  100
  one
  
  AFTER CORRECTION
  SQL > < MAGIC SQL statement >
  
  ID
  ---------------
  1
  10
  22
  46
  46jkb
  100
  one
  A
  BBB
  CC
  
  I tried asciistr, to_char and to_number and many other combinations. However, no luck :-(. Any help will be much appreciated.
  
  SQL statement - to create and insert data in the table-
  create table temp (id varchar2 (15));
  insert into temporary values ('A');
  insert into temporary values ('22');
  insert into temporary values ('46');
  insert into temporary values ("CC");
  insert into temporary values ("BBB");
  insert into temporary values ('46jkb');
  insert into temporary values ('1');
  insert into temporary values ('10');
  insert into temporary values ('100');
  insert into temporary values ('a');
  commit;

  with t as (
             select 'A' str from dual union all
             select '22' str from dual union all
             select '46' str from dual union all
             select 'CC' str from dual union all
             select 'BBB' str from dual union all
             select '46jkb' str from dual union all
             select '1' str from dual union all
             select '10' str from dual union all
             select '100' str from dual union all
             select 'a' str from dual
            )
  select  str
    from  t
    order by lpad(regexp_substr(str,'^\d+'),max(length(regexp_substr(str,'^\d+'))) over(),'0') || upper(regexp_replace(str,'^\d+'))
  /
  
  STR
  -----
  1
  10
  22
  46
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  100
  A
  a
  BBB
  CC
  
  10 rows selected.
  
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