compilation packages or procedures
HelloI am compiling a package, procedures, etc. The query returns with invalids. I show error. How to retrieve more detailed information on why the package/procedure/view are invalid?
DECLARE
v_status VARCHAR2(10);
v_cmd VARCHAR2(150);
Cursor rw_objects
IS
Select object_name,object_type,status,owner
From dba_objects
WHERE UPPER(object_type) IN ('VIEW','PROCEDURE','FUNCTION','PACKAGE', 'PACKAGE BODY','TRIGGER','SYNONYM')
AND owner = UPPER('&&DW_SCHEMA')
AND status = 'INVALID';
BEGIN
FOR t IN rw_objects
LOOP
IF t.object_type ; IN ('SYNONYM','VIEW','TRIGGER','PROCEDURE','FUNCTION') THEN
v_cmd := 'ALTER ' || t.object_type || ' ' || t.owner||'.'||t.object_name || ' COMPILE ';
execute immediate v_cmd;
ELSIF
t.object_type ; = ('PACKAGE') THEN
v_cmd := 'ALTER PACKAGE ' || ' ' || t.owner||'.'||t.object_name || ' COMPILE PACKAGE';
execute immediate v_cmd;
ELSIF
t.object_type ; = ('PACKAGE BODY') THEN
v_cmd := 'ALTER PACKAGE ' || ' ' || t.owner||'.'||t.object_name || ' COMPILE BODY';
execute immediate v_cmd;
dbms_output.put_line( rpad( t.object_type || ' ' || t.object_name, 50, ' ' ) || ' VALID ');
END IF;
END LOOP;
END;
/
SELECT object_name, object_type, status
FROM dba_objects
WHERE STATUS = 'INVALID'
AND UPPER(object_type) IN ('VIEW','PROCEDURE','FUNCTION','PACKAGE', 'PACKAGE BODY','TRIGGER','SYNONYM')
AND owner = UPPER('&&DW_SCHEMA')
ORDER by object_type;
show errors; OBJECT_NAME OBJECT_TYPE STATUS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- -------
PM206 PACKAGE BODY INVALID
DW_BE_DFACT_TB_REFRESH_HANDLER PACKAGE BODY INVALID
DW_BE_DFACT_TB_INITIAL_HANDLER PACKAGE BODY INVALID
CHART_HANDLER PACKAGE BODY INVALID
DW_CRS_HANDLER PACKAGE BODY INVALID
DELETE_UPDATE_PROC PROCEDURE INVALID
DW_CBS_PROC PROCEDURE INVALID
DW_GL_DFACT_VW VIEW INVALID
8 rows selected.
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When you try to install itunes, I get a pop up box that says: there is an error with the windows package install and it will not continue with the download. I went online to download the package to install to my computer (Windows Vista) and when it starts to download get an error stating that "the procedure requires a rise." What it means? I assume this has something to do with security in the administrative account that I am signed on the label on when problems occur. Thank you!
Hello
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Method 1
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Method 2
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The UI very often hangs when I am compiling a package when "calculation of bread crumbs for... < package name >."
Developer SQL gets stuck and I have to kill him and open it again.
Is this a known issue?
In the past he blocked from time to time, but now with the new version, it becomes unusable.
you run an Early Adopter, pick up 4.1.0.19 on OTN
the question of the breadcrumb is gone
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Hi guys, I just start SQL so forgive me if I ask stupid questions real. That's the problem I have right now, as I said in my title.
It's my procedure.sql
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE check IS
no_of_duplicates NUMBER: = 0;
BEGIN
SELECT COUNT (*) IN no_of_duplicates
THE EMPLOYEE
WHERE E # =.
(select E # PILOT)
WHERE THERE ARE
(SELECT E # MECHANIC)
WHERE DRIVER. L # = MECHANIC. L#));
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ON THE OTHER
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WHERE E # =.
(SELECT E # PILOT)
WHERE THERE ARE
(SELECT E # MECHANIC)
WHERE DRIVER. L # = MECHANIC. L#));
END IF;
END check;
/
While trying to create the procedure, it gives me compilation errors. I took with this for hours and can't seem to find anything wrong with it. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thank you!
Hello
Once again, your postal code. The error occurs when you call the procedure, but you have not posted the code that calls the procedure and causes the error.
When I do this in SQL * more:
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON ENCAPSULATED FORMAT
EXEC check;The procedure that you have posted works perfectly (i.e., displayed the e # is, exactly as it was designed to do).
Display the e # and the name consists of BULK COLLECT both the e # name in separate collections, like this:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE check IS
TYPE e #_table IS the TABLE OF THE employee.e#%TYPE;
e # e _list #_table;TYPE name_table IS TABLE OF THE employee.name%TYPE;
name_list name_table;
BEGIN
SELECT e #, name
E LOOSE COLLECTION #_list, name_list
The EMPLOYEE
WHERE e # (IN)
SELECT d.e #.
DRIVER d
JOIN m mechanic ON d.e # m.e = #.
);
E IF #_list. COUNT = 0
THEN
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J IN 1.e #_list. COUNTY LOOP - I displays parentheses sometimes hard on the OTN site
dbms_output.put (TO_CHAR (e #_list (j)))
'999999999999'
)
);
dbms_output.put (' ');
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END LOOP;
END IF;
END check;
/
DISPLAY ERRORSThis is the result I get when I run the procedure above with your sample data:
The following employees are drivers and mechanics:
1 John Smith
You will notice I did several other changes in your code, sometimes because they are much more practical and sometimes just to show you different ways to do the same thing, that you may or may not want to use in this problem.
For example, you were doing the same query (with only very slight differences) 2 times: once to get the no_of_duplicates and then a second time to get the actual data. I don't know if it's the most effective way to do what you need. Say that there are 1000 rows in the result. You get all the 1000 once just to get the total number (that you do not need, if all you worry at this point is if there is), then to get the data. When you make a COLLECTION in BULK, you get automatically the COUNTY anyway, so why not not COLLECTING in BULK, and then use this count to see what to do next. If the NUMBER is greater than 0, then you already have the data, and you do not need to fetch it again. In addition, repeating (essentially) the same code is a maintenance problem. If you need to make a change, you must make the same change to several places. At best, it's a pain; but it is the exactly the kind of mistake that is easy to miss in trials, and you could have the code that runs for weeks in Production before you notice that it sometimes gives false results.
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Has had an interview in one of the company.
They asked me that, "What is the difference between IS and as in the creation of package or Stored Procedure Usage?".
I checked the package creation with same IS and YOU, but there is no problem.
Kindly clarify me on this.
Many thanks in advance.
Kind regards
Shiva961805 wrote:
If this is the case, why oracle is allowing us to use and HAVE? Instead he could have allowed us to use AS single.
No. I like IS more What did. Not to mention what the Ada (the mother of PL/SQL language), use.
PL/SQL is allow that you use IS or ACE.
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Testing_sp PROCEDURE compiled
WARNING: the execution is completed with warning
can I do this...
See the err;
and:
17/23 PL/SQL: ORA-00932: inconsistent data types: expected NUMBER obtained -
16/1 PL/SQL: statement ignored
I can't understand why.
I checked all the columns at TEST_TMP_TBL
they are all varchar2
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE testing_sp
AS
XML CLOB.
xml2 VARCHAR2 (150);
BEGIN
SELECT ' <? XML version = "1.0" encoding ="' | utl_i18n.map_charset (value) | "" ? > '
IN xml2
OF nls_database_parameters
Setting WHERE = 'NLS_CHARACTERSET ";
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XMLAgg)
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NVL("ADD",' ') AS ADD,
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)
)
)
)
)
in xml
OF TEST_TMP_TBL;
DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR.clob2file (xml2: xml, 'dir', 'testing.xml');
EXCEPTION
while others then
Rollback;
end;
Let me know if you have an idea, I would almost give my first born of an answer to this (not really sure)SQL > DECLARE
2 v_xml CLOB.
3 - v_xml XMLTYPE.
4 BEGIN
5 SELECT XMLELEMENT ("Emp") IN v_xml FROM DUAL;
6 DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (v_xml);
7 END;
8
9.
SELECT XMLELEMENT ("Emp") IN the v_xml FROM DUAL;
*
ERROR on line 5:
ORA-06550: line 5, column 21:
PL/SQL: ORA-00932: inconsistent data types: expected NUMBER obtained -
ORA-06550: line 5, column 2:
PL/SQL: SQL statement ignorednow change the variable for XMLTYPE data type;
SQL > DECLARE
2 - v_xml CLOB.
3 v_xml XMLTYPE.
4 BEGIN
5 SELECT XMLELEMENT ("Emp") IN v_xml FROM DUAL;
6 DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (v_xml);
7 END;
8
9.PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
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I am a beginner as s/n...
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y at - it online to practice?Salvation;
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