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• PL/SQL is equivalent to the condition "no displayed inline validation error.

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• Bind the Variable in a dynamic query

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      lv_year   VARCHAR2(10);
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  The procedure below uses a variable binding

  No, it isn't.

  You're just concatenation of the value of p_deptno in the query, such as a literal.

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  Then, the variable may be correctly bound (by post) via the USING clause.

• to BIND the variable SUBSTITUTION

  I have a code where I find dates START and end range for the past 3 years, the beginning Date must start on a Sunday and the end Date is at the end on Saturday using the weird system they have here:-)

  the end usable VARIABLE must be in YYYYMMDD format as number, because that's how they set up Date here... can anything about...

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  I received an error when I used just the variables SUBSTITUTION (maximum 240 characters used on the START DATE of the year2, in)

  switching to this, the error has disappeared), well that's what I thought he'll fix it.

  But now, when I try to use and VARIABLE in SQL, I get an error that it cannot use BIND variables, so try to pass values to a SUBSTITUTION

  afin_que this error disappears) - unless there is a better way?

  If there is a better way to stay maybe everything inside SUBSTITUTION and don't imply any LINK, maybe it would be better, if you guys know a way around the 240 character error...

  :-)

  My variables are:

  -find YEAR 1

  SET LY_END_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (NEXT_DAY ((SYSDATE-7), 'SATURDAY'), 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_LY_END_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_LY_END_DATE_N: = & LY_END_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_LY_END_DATE_N;

  SET LY_START_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_LY_END_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-363;

  SET LY_START_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& LY_START_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_LY_START_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_LY_START_DATE_N: = & LY_START_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_LY_START_DATE_N;

  -find YEAR 2

  SET YRS2_END_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_LY_START_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-1;

  SET YRS2_END_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& YRS2_END_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_YRS2_END_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_YRS2_END_DATE_N: = & YRS2_END_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_YRS2_END_DATE_N;

  SET YRS2_START_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_YRS2_END_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-363;

  SET YRS2_START_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& YRS2_START_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_YRS2_START_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_YRS2_START_DATE_N: = & YRS2_START_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_YRS2_START_DATE_N;

  -find YEAR 3

  SET YRS3_END_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_YRS2_START_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-1;

  SET YRS3_END_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& YRS3_END_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_YRS3_END_DATE_N number;

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  PRINT BIND_YRS3_END_DATE_N;

  SET YRS3_START_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_YRS3_END_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-363;

  SET YRS3_START_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& YRS3_START_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_YRS3_START_DATE_N number;

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  Hello

  Kodiak_Seattle wrote:

  I have a code where I find dates START and end range for the past 3 years, the beginning Date must start on a Sunday and the end Date is at the end on Saturday using the weird system they have here:-)

  the end usable VARIABLE must be in YYYYMMDD format as number, because that's how they set up Date here... can anything about...

  So I thought to all the Dates, performing a combination of Variables of SUBSTITUTION AND LINKING, why I do like that it is because

  I received an error when I used just the variables SUBSTITUTION (maximum 240 characters used on the START DATE of the year2, in)

  switching to this, the error has disappeared), well that's what I thought he'll fix it.

  But now, when I try to use & VARIABLE in SQL, I get an error that it cannot use BIND variables, so try to pass values to a SUBSTITUTION

  afin_que this error disappears) - unless there is a better way?

  If there is a better way to stay maybe everything inside SUBSTITUTION and don't imply any LINK, maybe it would be better, if you guys know a way around the 240 character error...

  :-)

  My variables are:

  -find YEAR 1

  SET LY_END_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (NEXT_DAY ((SYSDATE-7), 'SATURDAY'), 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_LY_END_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_LY_END_DATE_N: = & LY_END_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_LY_END_DATE_N;

  SET LY_START_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_LY_END_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-363;

  SET LY_START_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& LY_START_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_LY_START_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_LY_START_DATE_N: = & LY_START_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_LY_START_DATE_N;

  -find YEAR 2

  SET YRS2_END_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_LY_START_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-1;

  SET YRS2_END_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& YRS2_END_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_YRS2_END_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_YRS2_END_DATE_N: = & YRS2_END_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_YRS2_END_DATE_N;

  SET YRS2_START_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_YRS2_END_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-363;

  SET YRS2_START_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& YRS2_START_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_YRS2_START_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_YRS2_START_DATE_N: = & YRS2_START_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_YRS2_START_DATE_N;

  -find YEAR 3

  SET YRS3_END_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_YRS2_START_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-1;

  SET YRS3_END_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& YRS3_END_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_YRS3_END_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_YRS3_END_DATE_N: = & YRS3_END_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_YRS3_END_DATE_N;

  SET YRS3_START_DATE = ' TO_DATE (: BIND_YRS3_END_DATE_N, 'yyyy-mm-dd')-363;

  SET YRS3_START_DATE_NUM = "TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (& YRS3_START_DATE, 'YYYYMMDD'));

  variable BIND_YRS3_START_DATE_N number;

  run: BIND_YRS3_START_DATE_N: = & YRS3_START_DATE_NUM;

  PRINT BIND_YRS3_START_DATE_N;

  Let me make sure I understand the problem.

  One year, in this problem, is exactly 364 days.

  You want the year that ended on the most recent Saturday (otherwise said, the year ending Saturday between 6 days ago and today) and two years ago.

  You want the first date in each of those years and the last date each year, in the format YYYYMMDD.

  Is this fair?

  Here's a way to define variables of substitution (with names like year_1_start):

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  COLUMN y1_end new_value by year_1_end

  COLUMN y2_start new_value by year_2_start

  COLUMN y2_end new_value by year_2_end

  COLUMN y3_start new_value by year_3_start

  COLUMN y3_end new_value by year_3_end

  WITH got_y1e AS

  (

  SELECT NEXT_DAY (SYSDATE - 7 'SATURDAY') AS y1e

  OF the double

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  , TO_CHAR (y1e + 1-364, 'YYYYMMDD') AS y1_start

  , TO_CHAR (y1e, 'YYYYMMDD') AS y1_end

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  ;

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  http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/genuineoffice/thread/6d13cbed-0e23-489F-a0f8-e4fef52659a9

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• Bind the Variable Table name in the query of VO

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• BIND THE VARIABLE INSIDE A LOOP

  Hello
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  Maybe like this?

  SQL> create or replace procedure test_proc (p_input varchar2, p_separator varchar2) is
    2  v_input varchar2(32767):= p_input||p_separator;
    3  begin
    4  if p_input is not null then
    5  while instr(v_input,p_separator) > 0 loop
    6      dbms_output.put_line(substr(v_input,1,instr(v_input,p_separator)-1));
    7      v_input:=substr(v_input,instr(v_input,p_separator)+1);
    8  end loop;
    9  end if;
   10  end;
   11  /
  
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> exec test_proc('10, 4, 6, 3',',')
  10
  4
  6
  3
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> exec test_proc('',',')
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL>
  

  Nicolas.

• Bind the Variable problem

  Hi all
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE PRMADM_BATCH. UPDATE_PROC_LOG (p_SRC_SYS_ID VARCHAR,
  p_APPL_MOD_NM VARCHAR, p_INPT_OBJ_NM VARCHAR, VARCHAR, p_OUTPT_OBJ_NM p_ERR_ID
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  number of p_OUTPT_ROW_CNT;
  number of p_INPT_ROW_CNT;
  p_OUTPT_SQL VARCHAR2 (4000);
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  number of p_ERR_ID_CHK;
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  p_OUTPT_ROW_CNT: = 0;
  p_INPT_ROW_CNT: = 0;
  p_OUTPT_SQL: = NULL;
  p_INPT_SQL: = NULL;
  p_ERR_ID_CHK: = 0;
  DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE ('SRC_SYS_ID =' | p_SRC_SYS_ID);
  p_OUTPT_SQL: = 'SELECT COUNT (*) FROM "| p_OUTPT_OBJ_NM | ' WHERE
  SRC_SYS_ID =: a ';
  p_INPT_SQL: = 'SELECT COUNT (*) FROM "| p_INPT_OBJ_NM | ' WHERE
  SRC_SYS_ID =: b';
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (p_OUTPT_SQL);
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (p_INPT_SQL);
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE p_OUTPT_SQL IN p_OUTPT_ROW_CNT IN USING p_SRC_SYS_ID;
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE p_INPT_SQL IN p_INPT_ROW_CNT IN USING p_SRC_SYS_ID;
  Else - failure
  p_OUTPT_ROW_CNT: = - 1;
  p_INPT_ROW_CNT: = - 1;
  p_OUTPT_SQL: = NULL;
  p_INPT_SQL: = NULL;
  p_ERR_ID_CHK: = - 1;
  SELECT COUNT (*) IN the p_ERR_ID_CHK OF PRMADM. ERR WHERE ERR_ID =
  p_ERR_ID;
  IF p_ERR_ID_CHK = 0 THEN
  INSERT INTO PRMADM. ERR (ERR_ID, ERR_DESC) VALUES (p_ERR_ID,
  p_ERR_DESC);
  COMMIT;
  END IF;
  END IF;
  UPDATE PRMADM. PROC_LOG
  SET PROC_END_DY_DT = SYSDATE,
  INPT_ROW_CNT = p_INPT_ROW_CNT,
  OUTPT_ROW_CNT = p_OUTPT_ROW_CNT,
  ERR_ID = p_ERR_ID
  WHERE APPL_MOD_NM = p_APPL_MOD_NM
  AND PROC_END_DY_DT IS NULL
  AND OUTPT_OBJ_NM = p_OUTPT_OBJ_NM
  AND INPT_OBJ_NM = p_INPT_OBJ_NM
  AND SRC_SYS_ID = p_SRC_SYS_ID;
  COMMIT;
  END UPDATE_PROC_LOG;
  /
  
  The proc above is running well and gives the result below
  
  SRC_SYS_ID = 1030
  SELECT COUNT (*) IN THE PRMADM. PGM WHERE
  SRC_SYS_ID =: a
  SELECT COUNT (*) IN THE PRMADM. INPT_PGM WHERE
  SRC_SYS_ID =: b
  
  
  My question is where can I enter the value for the variable bind a and b...
  
  I want to put two to 1030
  
  Thanks in advance

  Ndiaye (ndiaye) wrote:
  p_SRC_SYS_ID (input in my proc parameter) takes the value of 1030 and I want that the connection variable: an and: b take the same value...

  But they take this value...

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE p_OUTPT_SQL IN p_OUTPT_ROW_CNT IN USING p_SRC_SYS_ID;
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE p_INPT_SQL IN p_INPT_ROW_CNT IN USING p_SRC_SYS_ID;

  The 'USE' of the declaration part links the value to bind variables in the SQL statement.

  Where is the problem?

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