CLOB xml

Hi all
I have a table that contain the clob,

Like this:

number of id_flusso;
clob ds_flusso

inside the ds_flusso of the field, there is an xml, and xml inside, there's a code.

I need to write a query that allow me to retriew the id_flusso and a code in the xml code that is stored in the file, how can I achieve this.

Thank you
Francesco

Always give your version of the database in the first place (select * from version$ v).
It will help provide relevant answers.

On 10g:

select id
     , extractvalue(xmltype(xmldoc), '/root/item[@num="1"]/code') code
from documents
;

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CLOB XML to Excel
I need to generate an Excel file, which is powered from a clob XML column in my data base. I found some examples to do, and I did it in my case by "pieces". Even if it works, a problem occurs when my file trends to be bigger. This problem is a corruption of my result file. Apparently this corruption is due to the method of pieces, because it does not present when the file is small and it produces more when my 'chunks' is smaller in a large file. For example, if I change my code to use pieces of 32765 characters, problems occur so less when I use pieces of 3000 characters.

My code is like this:

CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE DPR_CLOBTOFILE (P_FILENAME IN VARCHAR2,
P_DIR IN VARCHAR2,
P_CLOB IN CLOB) IS
--
DIRECTORY CONSTANT C_AMOUNT: = 32767;
L_CLOBLEN PLS_INTEGER;
L_FHANDLER UTL_FILE. TYPE_DE_FICHIER;
L_BUFFERSIZE PLS_INTEGER: = 3000;
L_BUFFAUX VARCHAR2 (3000);
--
BEGIN
--
L_CLOBLEN: = DBMS_LOB. GETLENGTH (P_CLOB);
L_FHANDLER: = UTL_FILE. FOPEN (P_DIR, P_FILENAME, 'W', C_AMOUNT);
--
FOR I IN 1... CEIL(L_CLOBLEN / L_BUFFERSIZE) LOOP
--
DBMS_LOB. READ (P_CLOB,
L_BUFFERSIZE,
(I - 1) * L_BUFFERSIZE + 1,
L_BUFFAUX);
UTL_FILE. PUT_LINE (L_FHANDLER, L_BUFFAUX, TRUE);
--
END LOOP;
--
UTL_FILE. FCLOSE (L_FHANDLER);
--
EXCEPTION
WHILE OTHERS THEN
--
IF UTL_FILE.IS_OPEN (L_FHANDLER) THEN
UTL_FILE. FCLOSE (L_FHANDLER);
END IF;
LIFT;
--
END;

My result file looks like this:

PURA Estrategia fine VPA
< td > Renta Fund USD
< td > 13
< td > 1
4
51
04/03/2013
53
< td > 13
79
11
105
< td > 999
< td > 8
116
1
< td > 999
1
NORIGIN SORIGIN_DESC NFROMFUNDS FONDO_x0020_ORIGEN NTOFUNDS FONDO_x0020_DESTINO NSTATREGT DCOMPDATE NUSERCODE
1 cot. Voluntaria 2 Baring Europa 2 Baring Europa USD USD 1 1 11/02/2009
2 Depositos A.P.V. Baring Europa 2 Baring Europa USD USD 2 1 1 11/02/2009

As you can see, before the line of title, there are a few lines that are not supposed to be there.

Thank you much in advance.
You can find this more simple:
```
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE DPR_CLOBTOFILE (
  P_FILENAME IN VARCHAR2
, P_DIR IN VARCHAR2
, P_CLOB IN CLOB
)
IS
BEGIN

  dbms_xslprocessor.clob2file(p_clob, p_dir, p_filename);

END;
/
```

CLOB XML Parsing

Hello

I have a table containing the xmltype column that contains XML code. I want to read reviews and do the following

1 insert records in the table that are present in < insert > < / insert > tag
2 update records in the table that are present in < updated > < / update > tag
3 delete records from table to present data in < delete > < / remove > tag

Please find below the table and example of xml code.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
create table (ID XmlTest
data_xml XMLType)
CLOB XmlType data_xml STORE DID;

insert into values of XmlTest (id, data_xml)
(2
XMLType ("< data >
< Insert >
< id > 101 < /ID > < name > John < / name >
< id > 102 < /ID > < name > Adrian < / name >
< id > 103 < /ID > < name > Kevin < / name >
< / insert >
< updated >
< id > 1 < /ID > < name > Mary < / name >
< code > 2 < /ID > < name > Arron < / name >
< id > 3 < /ID > < name > Bret < / name >
< / update >
< remove >
< id > 51 / < ID >
< id > 52 / < ID >
< id > 53 / < ID >
< / delete >

((< / data > '));

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

I cannot playback / analysis of the data available in each section (insert/update/delete).

Best regards

Fred

Published by: user9043085 on 15 Sep, 2010 05:30

Published by: user9043085 on 15 Sep, 2010 05:31

Hi Fred,.

Well, you changed the root node and added a default namespace, which complicates things... but not that much good :)

Develop on A_Non post:

select xmltest1.id,xmltest1.name
  from xmltest,
       XMLTABLE(
          XMLNamespaces(default 'syncpsna/schemas'),
          '/NATOPOLOGYSyncElementRequest/insert/row'
                PASSING xmltest.data_xml
                COLUMNS
                "ID" number(10) PATH 'id',
                "NAME" varchar2(50) PATH 'name') xmltest1
where xmltest.id = 2;

BTW, to validate the code in shape, you don't need an extra slash in the closing tag, simply use the same

 to enclose the section.

XML + CLOB
Hello

I do a mini-fonction to read a CLOB xml:

create the table XmlTest of XmlType;

DECLARE

localXML ClOB;

BEGIN

localXML: = ' <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? > < message >
< Pippo id = "33" status = '0' / >
< Pippo id = "34" status = "1" / >
< id Pluto = "35" status = '0' / >
< id Pluto = '36' status = "1" / >
< Barcode id = "asfjhsfjkhwegjk22312312" status = '0' / >
< Barcode id = "sdklfjosgkdfgh596895354" status = '0' / > < / messages > ';

INSERT INTO XMLTEST VALUES (XMLTYPE (localXML));

END;

When I do:
SELECT x.getCLobVal (XmlTest) x;

The CLOB create a tag perfect for my job.

So, I want to insert the id value and status in another table (id is a varchar2 and status is a number). Is possible?

I use Oracle Database 10 g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0

Thank you.
Your Oracle client version must be incompatible with the server.

Could check you?

How to read XML data stored as a Clob

Hello
I'm new on clob & XML types...
Data XML has been inserted into a Clob field in a Table in Oracle (9.2.0.8.0)
-----------------------------------------------------------
CREATE THE TEMP TABLE
(
SNO NUMBER (5),
STR_VAL LONG,
CREATED_DT DATE default sysdate,
COL2 CLOB,
COL3 SYS. XMLTYPE
)
-----------------------------------------------------------
SELECT dbms_lob.getlength (col2) of temp
---
-> 24754
-----------------------------------------------------------
SQL > select temp col2;

COL2
----------------------------------------------
& lt; DataSet1 & gt;
& lt; TAGSDATATABLE & gt;
& lt; TAG_NAME & gt; KST20001 & lt; / TAG_NA
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
If I use the stmt above it shows only a pice of data

How can I get the data in this column.

could someone help to obtain the data.

Concerning
Prakash

Published by: user12957183 on August 25, 2010 12:25 AM

Insert data in to table XMLTYPE clob variable:

SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf

  1  declare
  2  my_clob CLOB := 'KST20001
  3  KST20002
  4  KST20003
  5  
  6  KST20004
  7  
  8  
  9  KST20005
 10  
 11  
 12  KST20006
 13  
 14  
 15  KST20007
 16  
 17  
 18  KST20008
 19  
 20  
 21  KST20009
 22  
 23  
 24  KST20010
 25  
 26  
 27  KST20009
 28  
 29  ';
 31  BEGIN
 33  INSERT INTO my_tab1 VALUES(XMLTYPE(my_clob));
 34* end;
SQL> /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> desc my_tab1;
 Name
 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 TABLE of XMLTYPE

SQL> 

-- For larger data:

SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf

  1  declare
  2  my_clob CLOB := '
  3  
  4  KST20001
  5  
  6  
  7  KST20002
  8  
  9  
 10  KST20003
 11  
 12  
 13  KST20004
 14  
 15  
 16  KST20005
 17  
 18  
 19  KST20006
 20  
 21  
 22  KST20007
 23  
 24  
 25  KST20008
 26  
 27  
 28  KST20009
 29  
 30  
 31  KST20010
 32  
 33  
 34  KST20009
 35  
 36  
 37  KST20009
 38  
 39  
 40  KST20009
 41  
 42  
 43  KST20009
 44  
 45  
 46  KST20010
 47  
 48  
 49  KST20009
 50  
 51  
 52  KST20009
 53  
 54  
 55  KST20009
 56  
 57  
 58  KST20009
 59  
 60  
 61  KST20010
 62  
 63  
 64  KST20009
 65  
 66  
 67  KST20009
 68  
 69  
 70  KST20009
 71  
 72  
 73  KST20009
 74  
 75  
 76  KST20010
 77  
 78  
 79  KST20009
 80  
 81  
 82  KST20009
 83  
 84  
 85  KST20009
 86  
 87  
 88  KST20009
 89  
 90  
 91  KST20010
 92  
 93  
 94  KST20009
 95  
 96  
 97  KST20009
 98  
 99  
100  KST20009
101  
102  
103  KST20009
104  
105  
106  KST20010
107  
108  
109  KST20009
110  
111  
112  KST20009
113  
114  
115  KST20009
116  
117  
118  KST20009
119  
120  
121  KST20010
122  
123  
124  KST20009
125  
126  
127  KST20009
128  
129  
130  KST20009
131  
132  
133  KST20009
134  
135  
136  KST20010
137  
138  
139  KST20009
140  
141  
142  KST20009
143  
144  
145  KST20009
146  
147  ';
148  l_xmltype xmltype;
149  BEGIN
150  --l_xmltype := my_clob;
151  INSERT INTO my_tab1 VALUES(XMLTYPE(my_clob));
152* end;
SQL> /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>

Published by: AP on August 25, 2010 04:46

Literal string too long for the CLOB
Hello
My version of the database is:
Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production
AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

When I run this piece of code, I get an error.
DECLARE
insCtx DBMS_XMLStore.ctxType;
lines NUMBER;
xmlDoc CLOB: = 'xml string is about 4600 long lines in TOAD...';
BEGIN
insCtx: = DBMS_XMLStore.newContext ("xmlTempTbl"); -get the context
lines: = DBMS_XMLStore.insertXML (insCtx, xmlDoc); -Insert the doc
DBMS_XMLStore.closeContext (insCtx); -close the handle
END;

ERROR:
ORA-06550: line 4, column 19:
PLS-00172: string literal too long

From my understanding a CLOB leave maximum string size of 2 GB. And on top, my xml string is not greater than 2 GB (I cannot display the xml data string, refers to the business). So why I get the error too long string literal.
For the above, I fault the XML into several parts and run the PLSQL, then it gives no error.
Please advice.

Published by: 934451 on November 8, 2012 07:06

Published by: 934451 on November 8, 2012 07:07
From my understanding a CLOB leave maximum string size of 2 GB.

Not exactly:
http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/AppDev.112/e25519/datatypes.htm#CHDDCGEE

but this isn't the real problem.

The error is about the "string literal" size, there is a limitation too:
http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e17766/pcmus.htm#sthref18132
```
PLS-00172: string literal too long
    Cause: The string literal was longer than 32767 bytes.
    Action: Use a string literal of at most 32767 bytes.
```
For the above, I fault the XML into several parts and run the PLSQL, then it gives no error.

Is this a real case of production or you just test?
In practice, we should first save the file in a variable/column CLOB (or XMLType) and then reference the content from there.

I'm a DBA. I want to learn XML?
I'm an Oracle DBA(10gR2,11G) working for a team of application development. I don't know anything about the XML data. All I know is that XML files are stored in the CLOB columns.

Should I learn XML? How XML knowledge will strengthen the capacity of an Oracle DBA?
Various projects, I have the impression that DBA a developers should learn as much as possible on the XML data.

For a DBA can cause focusing on parts of the administration and storage, while a developer might focus on the part of the use and interpretation.

Here are some topics that might be of particular interest to a DBA.

with no particular order
-Storage of XMLTYPE
-Only XMLTYPE tables
-Use of XML schemas
-XMl Schema evolution (how to manage the change in the XML schemas that are forced into an XMLTYPE column).
-memory CLOB, XML secure secure
-the XML output file system
-SQL - XML, XPATH
...

For a developer
-XPATH, XQUERY, XML - SQL
-Analysis of XML (DOM / SAX parser)
XSL/XSLT
-Printing XML (XML - FO, Apache Fop, etc..)
-XML relational mapping using views
-extract, extractvalue
-AppendXml, InsertXml, UpdateXml (not sure on the correct method names)
...

Published by: Sven w. on August 31, 2009 13:42

Error in expdp

Hello
I'm trying to export a schema with 2 tables with the CLOB (XML file stored) data type. While the expdp am getting error below.
ORA-39097: Data Pump job encountered the error unexpected-12801
ORA-39065: exception unexpected master process in HAND
ORA-12801: error reported in the PZ99, instance XXXXXX parallel query server
ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
Job 'XXXXXXXX '. "" SYS_EXPORT_SCHEMA_01 "stopped because of the mistake at 03:46:32
already my parameter PARALLEL_DEGREE_POLICY value is MANUAL. Help, please

The error that you get a little weird, so if I were you, and if the error is reproducible, I would trace your datapump for more information. You could follow the datapump job Oracle sessions or add "trace = 1FF0300" to the command line expdp; This will create tracking in your folder of trace files. Search for 'trace = 1FF0300' to find out how it works.

createRowFromResultSet not called for the first row

Hi all
Jdev Version: 11.1.1.7.0
I have a XML stored in DB as a CLOB. I get this as a CLOB XML file (via clobdomain) in my VO and will fill some other transient attributes. I tried to do this by substituting (according to the ticket) method 'createRowFromResultSet'. I observe a strange behavior that this method does not get invoked at the first line only.
Earlier, I see someone else suffer from a similar problem - discussion thread. Is this a bug that appears when you use clob and the override of this method?
Thanks in advance,
Srini

Noted bug with Jdev team for this that I was able to reproduce the problem. Once I have remove the CLOB to the VO, he begins to work!.

Saving UTL_FILE of Oracle 9i DataBase
Hi all!

I have a problen save an XML file that is generated in the SQL sentence in my Oracle 9i Database when the file is greater than 32 KB.

To save the file that I use UTL_FILE library and I found that there is the problem.

The code I use is as follows:

CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE SIGADMIN. PRUEBA_CAUC0004_EXT AUTHID CURRENT_USER IS
CLOB XML;
VXML varchar2 (100);
..
..
xfile utl_file.file_type;
doc xmldom. DOMDocument;
..
..
BEGIN
..
..

-Inicializamos el CLOB
DBMS_LOB. CreateTemporary (xml, TRUE);
..
..

-Pasar el DOM document a CLOB
xmldom.writeToClob (doc, xml);

xfile: = utl_file.fopen('TEMP_DIR','PRUEBA_CAUC0004.xml','w');
..
..
WHILE (pos, len) LOOP
VXML: = dbms_lob.substr(xml,100,pos);
UTL_FILE.put (xfile, VXML);

POS: = pos + 100;
END OF LOOP
-Liberamos los recursos
xmldom.freeDocument (doc);
UTL_FILE.fclose (x);
..
..
..
In general, it is much easier to use"dbms_xslprocessor.clob2file" as shown in the following pseudocode:
```
declare
   xml xmltype;
   cl   clob;
begin
   xml := build_your_xml();
   cl := convert_xml_to_clob(xml);
   dbms_xslprocessor.clob2file (cl, 'YOUR_DIRECTORY', 'YOUR_FILENAME');
end;
/
```

Update an attribute XML in a CLOB to a table column

Hello world
I have a CLOB column in my table that carries a date XML. In which I need to update the attributes of the child when they repeat with the same parents several times in the data.
For example:
Say my XML data as follows.
<? XML version = "1.0"? >
" < sample xmlns =" https://www.ABC.com "> "
< a > < b > detail first line < /b >
second line of detail/< c >/< c >
< /a >
< d > < c > Paris/< c > < / d >
< d > < c > France/< c > < / d >
Japan < d > < c >/< c > < / d >
< /sample >

I want to update as
<? XML version = "1.0"? >
< sample xmlns = " https://www.ABC.com "> "
< a > < b > detail first line < /b >
second line of detail/< c >/< c >
< /a >
< d > < c1 > Paris < / c1 > < / d >
< d > < c2 > France < / c2 > < / d >
Japan < d > < c3 > < / c3 > < / d >
< /sample >

I have tried to identify the repetition of my parent attribute using the sub query and I tried updating their attribute by extracting the XML data for each attribute parent in a loop. But it does not work

Select xml_load where xml_name = "sample1"; regexp_count (xml_val,' <d> ') -Giving more than 10K as County

Identified the attributes of the parent for help,
Select
Count (1)
of xml_load x
where existsNode (extract (xmltype (xml_val),'/ * [local - name () = "sample"]'),)
(' / d ') = 1 - he never returned me 1. I couldn't understand why as there is an attribute called < d >.
Please provide your help in achieving my requirement. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I guess you want to insert an attribute in the existing xml document. So my suggestion is, instead of UPDATEXML you can just use INSERTCHILDXML. The following code works correctly. Hope this will be the final XML format

-Code

DECLARE

l_col1 XMLTYPE.

Nt_xml TYPE TABLE IS NUMBER;

l_ntxml nt_xml: = nt_xml();

BEGIN

XMLTYPE (xt.xml_val) SELECT col1 INTO l_col1

OF xml_test xt

WHERE xt.xml_name = 'file sample.xml ";

SOME pos

LOOSE COLLECTION l_ntxml

OF xml_test xt.

XMLTABLE (xmlnamespaces (DEFAULT "http://www.abc.com'),

"/ Report/identifier/area/CodeCategory.

PASSAGE xmltype (xt.xml_val)

COLUMNS pos for ORDINALITE

)

WHERE xt.xml_name = 'file sample.xml ";

BECAUSE me IN 1.l_ntxml. COUNTY

LOOP

SELECT INSERTCHILDXML (l_col1,'/ report/identifier/area/CodeCategory ['| l_ntxml (i) |'] /Code','@id',l_ntxml (i) ','xmlns = "http://www.abc.com" ' ")

IN l_col1

DOUBLE;

END LOOP;

-DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (l_col1. GetClobVal());

UPDATE xml_test SET xml_val is l_col1. GetClobVal() WHERE xml_name = "sample.xml";

COMMIT;

END;

-After insertion

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How to extract a value of sql xml column clob data

Hi guys,.

I need help with the following. I have a column with data type xml (clob data). I need to extract the information in the < RI4 > tag and the < RI6 > tag.
I truncated the data, but there is a repetition of the < RI4 > tag and consequenty internal to that tag RI6. However, each tag RI4 and RI6 has different data.

I would be grateful if you can help me with this:

<a xsi:schemaLocation="som location.xsd" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="urn:somlocation">
  <b>Some stuff here</b>
  <c>
  <someinfo>blah</someinfo>
  <someinfo2>blah2</someinfo2>
  </c>
  <EffectiveDateTime>2015-10-01T00:00:00+10:00</EffectiveDateTime>
  <CurrencyCode>AUD</CurrencyCode>
  <RequiredInformation>
  <RequiredInformation2>
  <RequiredInformation3>
  <RI4>someinfo</RI4>
  <RI5>
  <RI6>
  <a1>1</a1>
  <b1>9.13</b1>
  </RI6>
  <RI6>
  <a1>2</a1>
  <b1>8.75</b1>
  </RI6>
  <RI6>
  <a1>3</a1>
  <b1>78.90</b1>
  </RI6>
  <RI6>
  <a1>4</a1>
  <b1>200</b1>
  </RI6>
  <RI6>
  <a1>5</a1>
  <b1>17.59</b1>
  </RI6>
  </RI5>
  </RequiredInformation3>
  </RequiredInformation2>
  </RequiredInformation>
  </a>

I think that since it's the repetition I might need to make some sort of PL/SQL programming, but I really need help here to build this announcement also a way to extract the information.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Kind regards

You can parse your XML like this

SQL> with t
  2  as
  3  (
  4  select
  5  '
  6      Some stuff here
  7      
  8          blah
  9          blah2
 10      
 11      2015-10-01T00:00:00+10:00
 12      AUD
 13      
 14          
 15              
 16                  someinfo
 17                  
 18                      
 19                          1
 20                          9.13
 21                      
 22                      
 23                          2
 24                          8.75
 25                      
 26                      
 27                          3
 28                          78.90
 29                      
 30                      
 31                          4
 32                          200
 33                      
 34                      
 35                          5
 36                          17.59
 37                      
 38                  
 39              
 40          
 41      
 42  ' xml_str
 43    from dual
 44   )
 45  select t1.ri4, t2.a1, t2.b1
 46    from t
 47       , xmltable
 48         (
 49            xmlnamespaces(default 'urn:somlocation', 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' as "xsi")
 50         ,  '/a/RequiredInformation/RequiredInformation2/RequiredInformation3' passing xmltype(t.xml_str)
 51            columns
 52               ri4 varchar2(10) path 'RI4'
 53             , ri5 xmltype path 'RI5'
 54         ) t1
 55       , xmltable
 56         (
 57            xmlnamespaces(default 'urn:somlocation')
 58          , '/RI5/RI6' passing t1.ri5
 59            columns
 60               a1 number path 'a1'
 61             , b1 number path 'b1'
 62         ) t2;

RI4                A1         B1
---------- ---------- ----------
someinfo            1       9.13
someinfo            2       8.75
someinfo            3       78.9
someinfo            4        200
someinfo            5      17.59

SQL>

Ask the CLOB and out of model xml - EBS R12.1.3

Hi all
Due to a limitation in the module IBY, we are unable to produce a file for the receivables credit institutions.
The data that we want are stored in the table IBY_XML_ONLINE_FCI_1_0_V via a CLOB. There is a TRXNMID column that we would then have to query to get the good deal.
Our thoughts are now report(XDODTEXE style) we create an xml model, so they can run a simultaneous program and generate a file according to the model of etext.
We have the required format of installation already as a model of etext.
Is there a way to create the definition of data, so it can pickup the column / the CLOB field and have the extext generates output?
Or does anyone know a better way to do this?
See you soon,.
Russell H.

Focus on the following document on how to treat the CLOB data:
- Doc-ID 1560000.1 R12: Tags XML type column CLOB xmldata become & lt and & gt in the exit of BI Publisher model

Insert the string xml in a clob column. ??

https://drive.Google.com/file/d/0BwAVQqYmX0-zMHZiS1F0SVdOMmc/view?USP=sharing
```
DECLARE
        v_clob CLOB := to_clob('xml string from local file'); --pls. download xml file from above url;
        stmt NVARCHAR2(500) := 'INSERT INTO TEST(XMLDATA) VALUES(:x)';
BEGIN
        EXECUTE IMMEDIATE stmt USING v_clob;
END;
```
If I use xmltype so I can use XMLType (bfilename ('test_dir', '"Data.xml" '), nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8'))
but I have to use clob for storing the xml string. because oracle xmltype cannot correctly parse these xml data. ;

Google search for 'oracle insert clob from the file' would you find this answer fairly quickly.

You don't need to use dynamic sql statements.

ORA-03113 "reading" XML of CLOB

Hello
I use XMLTable for reading XML to insert data into the DB table. I have:
PROCEDURE IMPORT_XML)
p_plik VARCHAR2,
p_tp_id NUMBER,
number of p_commit_po: = 500) IS
l_blob_id TERYT_PLIKI.tp_blob_id%type;
l_blob BLOB;
XMLTYpe l_teryt_xml;
L_Name varchar2 (100);
l_type varchar2 (100);
l_date varchar2 (100);
-l_part varchar2 (100);
XMLType l_rows;
l_commit number (6);
l_cnt_rows NUMBER: = 0;
procedure do_commit is
Start
l_commit: = l_commit + 1;
l_cnt_rows: = l_cnt_rows + 1;
If l_commit > = p_commit_po then
commit;
l_commit: = 0;
end if;
end do_commit;
BEGIN
-# variable l_BLOB contains BLOB from a column of table #.
Err.d ("convert BLOB CLOB type...', 'IMPORT_XML', 70 ');
declare
dest_lob CLOB.
src_lob BLOB;
the sum integer: = DBMS_LOB. LOBMAXSIZE;
dest_offset integer: = 1;
offset integer: = 1;
number of blob_csid: = nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8');
lang_context integer: = 0;
the warning integer: = DBMS_LOB. WARN_INCONVERTIBLE_CHAR;
Start
dest_lob: = empty_Clob();
DBMS_LOB. CREATETEMPORARY (dest_lob, false);
DBMS_LOB. OPEN (dest_lob, DBMS_LOB. LOB_READWRITE);
DBMS_LOB. OPEN (l_blob, DBMS_LOB. LOB_READONLY);
DBMS_LOB. () CONVERTTOCLOB
dest_lob,
l_blob,
amount,
dest_offset,
offset,
blob_csid,
lang_context,
(caveat);
DBMS_LOB. Close (l_blob);
l_teryt_xml: = XMLType (dest_lob);
commit;
DBMS_LOB. FREETEMPORARY (dest_lob);
end;
l_rows: = l_teryt_xml.extract('/teryt/catalog/row');
l_commit: = 0;
If l_name = "TERC" then
Err.d ("name =" |) L_Name, cm, 80);
for r in (SELECT x.*
FROM XMLTable ('/ rank ' ADOPTION l_rows)
["COLUMNS"WOJ"PATH of the VARCHAR2 (20) ' col[@name="WOJ "]',
["VARCHAR2 (20)"POW"PATH" col[@name="POW"]',
["Path"GMI"VARCHAR2 (20) ' col[@name="GMI "]',
PATH of VARCHAR2 (2) "RODZ" "col[@name="RODZ"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (50) "NAME" "col[@name="NAZWA"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (50) "NAZDOD" "col[@name="NAZDOD"]',"
"[" "STAN_NA PATH" VARCHAR2 (10) ' col[@name="STAN_NA"] "
) x
) loop
INSERT INTO TERYT_TERC (WOJ, POW, GMI, RODZ, NAME, NAZDOD, STAN_NA, TP_ID)
VALUES (r.WOJ, r.POW, r.GMI, r.RODZ, r.NAZWA, r.NAZDOD, r.STAN_NA, P_TP_ID);
do_commit;
end loop;
elsif l_name = "SIMC" then
Err.d ("name =" |) L_Name, cm, 80);
for r in (SELECT x.*
FROM XMLTable ('/ rank ' ADOPTION l_rows)
"WOJ" VARCHAR2 COLUMNS (3) path "col[@name="WOJ"]',"
["" POW"VARCHAR2 (3) path" col[@name="POW"]',
"GMI" VARCHAR2 (3) PATH "col[@name="GMI"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (2) "RODZ_GMI" "col[@name="RODZ_GMI"]',"
["" RM"VARCHAR2 (3) path" col[@name="RM"]',
"MZ' VARCHAR2 (3) PATH" col[@name="MZ"]', "
PATH of VARCHAR2 (60) "NAME" "col[@name="NAZWA"]',"
"SYM' VARCHAR2 (7) PATH" col[@name="SYM"]', "
PATH of VARCHAR2 (7) "SYMPOD" "col[@name="SYMPOD"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (10) "STAN_NA" "col[@name="STAN_NA"]"
) x
) loop
INSERT INTO TERYT_SIMC (WOJ, POW, GMI, RODZ_GMI, RM, MZ, NAME, SYMBOL, SYMPOD, STAN_NA, TP_ID)
VALUES (r.WOJ, r.POW, r.GMI, r.RODZ_GMI, r.RM, r.MZ, r.NAZWA, r.SYM, r.SYMPOD, r.STAN_NA, P_TP_ID);
do_commit;
end loop;
elsif l_name = "ULIC" then
Err.d ("name =" |) L_Name, cm, 80);
for r in (SELECT x.*
FROM XMLTable ('/ rank ' ADOPTION l_rows)
"WOJ" VARCHAR2 COLUMNS (3) path "col[@name="WOJ"]',"
["" POW"VARCHAR2 (3) path" col[@name="POW"]',
"GMI" VARCHAR2 (3) PATH "col[@name="GMI"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (2) "RODZ_GMI" "col[@name="RODZ_GMI"]',"
"SYM' VARCHAR2 (7) PATH" col[@name="SYM"]', "
PATH of VARCHAR2 (7) "SYM_UL" "col[@name="SYM_UL"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (5) "CECHA" "col[@name="CECHA"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (50) "NAZWA_1" "col[@name="NAZWA_1"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (50) "NAZWA_2" "col[@name="NAZWA_2"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (10) "STAN_NA" "col[@name="STAN_NA"]"
) x
) loop
INSERT INTO TERYT_ULIC (WOJ, POW, GMI, RODZ_GMI, SYM, SYM_UL, CECHA, NAZWA_1, NAZWA_2, STAN_NA, TP_ID)
VALUES (r.WOJ, r.POW, r.GMI, r.RODZ_GMI, r.SYM, r.SYM_UL, r.CECHA, r.NAZWA_1, r.NAZWA_2, r.STAN_NA, P_TP_ID);
do_commit;
end loop;
elsif l_name = "WMRODZ" then
Err.d ("name =" |) L_Name, cm, 80);
for r in (SELECT x.*
FROM XMLTable ('/ rank ' ADOPTION l_rows)
"RM" VARCHAR2 COLUMNS (5) path "col[@name="RM"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (50) "NAZWA_RM" "col[@name="NAZWA_RM"]',"
PATH of VARCHAR2 (10) "STAN_NA" "col[@name="STAN_NA"]"
) x
) loop
INSERT INTO TERYT_WMRODZ (RM, NAZWA_RM, STAN_NA, TP_ID)
VALUES (r.RM, r.NAZWA_RM, r.STAN_NA, P_TP_ID);
do_commit;
end loop;
end if;
validation work;

When I'm loading file of type "SIMC" (the file size is approximately 32 MB), all right.
When I am trying to load the "NEW" type (size file is about 80 MB), there's an ORA-03113.

The problem is with the LOOP SELECTION, because
Err.d ("name =" |) L_Name, cm, 80);
connects name = ULIC

What can I do to fix this?
My DB is: Oracle Database 11 g Release 11.2.0.4.0 - 64 bit Production

As Jason said, there are a bunch of useless stuff in there:

-The VALIDATION inside the loop: do not do, commit only once, after that the job is done.

-FOR lines: do not do this, use only one (possibly multi-table) INSERT SELECT.

-BLOB CLOB conversion: not necessary, use the XMLTYPE constructor.

-Extract from the XML document, that the work of the intermediate parties do in the whole structure directly.

Basically, your procedure can be simplified to this couple of statements:
```
-- insert XML into a temporary binary XMLType table, for performance :
insert into tmp_xml values ( xmltype(l_blob, nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8')) );

-- multitable insert into the target tables :
INSERT FIRST
WHEN l_name = 'TERC' THEN INTO
  TERYT_TERC (WOJ, POW, GMI, RODZ, NAZWA, NAZDOD, STAN_NA, TP_ID)
  VALUES (WOJ, POW, GMI, RODZ, NAZWA, NAZDOD, STAN_NA, P_TP_ID)
WHEN l_name = 'SIMC' THEN INTO
  TERYT_SIMC (WOJ, POW, GMI, RODZ_GMI, RM, MZ, NAZWA, SYM, SYMPOD, STAN_NA, TP_ID)
  VALUES (WOJ, POW, GMI, RODZ_GMI, RM, MZ, NAZWA, SYM, SYMPOD, STAN_NA, P_TP_ID)
WHEN l_name = 'ULIC' THEN INTO
  TERYT_ULIC (WOJ, POW, GMI, RODZ_GMI, SYM, SYM_UL, CECHA, NAZWA_1, NAZWA_2, STAN_NA, TP_ID)
  VALUES (WOJ, POW, GMI, RODZ_GMI, SYM, SYM_UL, CECHA, NAZWA_1, NAZWA_2, STAN_NA, P_TP_ID)
WHEN l_name = 'WMRODZ' THEN INTO
  TERYT_WMRODZ (RM, NAZWA_RM, STAN_NA, TP_ID)
  VALUES (RM, NAZWA_RM, STAN_NA, P_TP_ID)
SELECT x.*
FROM tmp_xml t
   , XMLTable('/teryt/catalog/row'
       PASSING t.object_value
       COLUMNS "WOJ"      VARCHAR2(20) PATH 'col[@name="WOJ"]',
               "POW"      VARCHAR2(20) PATH 'col[@name="POW"]',
               "GMI"      VARCHAR2(20) PATH 'col[@name="GMI"]',
               "RODZ"     VARCHAR2(2)  PATH 'col[@name="RODZ"]',
               "NAZWA"    VARCHAR2(50) PATH 'col[@name="NAZWA"]',
               "NAZDOD"   VARCHAR2(50) PATH 'col[@name="NAZDOD"]',
               "STAN_NA"  VARCHAR2(10) PATH 'col[@name="STAN_NA"]',
               "RODZ_GMI" VARCHAR2(2)  PATH 'col[@name="RODZ_GMI"]',
               "RM"       VARCHAR2(3)  PATH 'col[@name="RM"]',
               "MZ"       VARCHAR2(3)  PATH 'col[@name="MZ"]',
               "SYM"      VARCHAR2(7)  PATH 'col[@name="SYM"]',
               "SYMPOD"   VARCHAR2(7)  PATH 'col[@name="SYMPOD"]',
               "SYM"      VARCHAR2(7)  PATH 'col[@name="SYM"]',
               "SYM_UL"   VARCHAR2(7)  PATH 'col[@name="SYM_UL"]',
               "CECHA"    VARCHAR2(5)  PATH 'col[@name="CECHA"]',
               "NAZWA_1"  VARCHAR2(50) PATH 'col[@name="NAZWA_1"]',
               "NAZWA_2"  VARCHAR2(50) PATH 'col[@name="NAZWA_2"]',
               "NAZWA_RM" VARCHAR2(50) PATH 'col[@name="NAZWA_RM"]'
     ) x
;
```
where TMP_XML is defined as follows:
```
create global temporary table tmp_xml of xmltype
xmltype store as securefile binary xml;
```

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