Connecting the Image with the XML schema field

I have a requirement that I'm working on which would require me to generate dynamic PDFS so that the text as well as images in the PDF must depend on the input XML I get. So in this respect, my question is how can I link an image with an element field in the example of XML data or with an element in the schema. Because of this feature supported by the tool. Generated PDF can have dynamic images in them.

Any help in this direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Srini

If it is possible can you retrieve the contents of the image of the DB and incorporate them into the data file? You have base64 encode.

Paul

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All trying to build the path to each node, when the XML code with no namespace, the following code works very well provide the result
1 ~/
2 ~ /Person/
3 ~ /Person/ âge /
4 ~ /Person/ homecity /
5 ~ /Person/ nom /
6 ~ /Person/ AccueilGuides/lat /
7 ~ /Person/ AccueilGuides/name /
8 ~ /Person/ homecity / long /
But when the XML is changed to
```
<person xmlns="urn:person" xmlns:lat="urn:lat">
```
```
<name>Rob</name>
```
```
<age>37</age>
```
```
<homecity>
```
```
    <name>London</name>
```
```
    <lat>123.000</lat>
```
```
    <long>0.00</long>
```
```
</homecity>
```
```
</person>"
```
The result of the code below the performance translates into just below result
```
1~/
```
```
 2~/person/
```
In the XML file above, XML namespace is not constant and varies for each XML. My requirement is to analyze the complete XML code, where I can read the XML with namespace and get the result that is mentioned below
```
1~/
```
```
2~/person/
```
```
3~/person/age/
```
```
4~/person/homecity/
```
```
5~/person/name/
```
```
6~/person/homecity/lat:lat/
```
```
7~/person/homecity/name/
```
```
8~/person/homecity/long/
```
Can you please help me solve the issue mentioned. Thanks in advance. -Code snippet below:
```
DECLARE
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```
  l_File VARCHAR2(32000) := '<person>
```
```
<name>Rob</name>
```
```
<age>37</age>
```
```
<homecity>
```
```
    <name>London</name>
```
```
    <lat>123.000</lat>
```
```
    <long>0.00</long>
```
```
</homecity>
```
```
</person>';
```
```
 
```
```
 l_Where_Clause VARCHAR2(100) := '/*';
```
```
 l_Append_Var   VARCHAR2(100) := '/';
```
```
 
```
```
 TYPE Ty_Paths IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(1000) INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER;
```
```
 l_Ty_Paths      Ty_Paths;
```
```
 l_Ty_Paths_Temp Ty_Paths;
```
```
 
```
```
 TYPE Ty_Verifier IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(1000) INDEX BY VARCHAR2(1000);
```
```
 l_Ty_Varifier Ty_Verifier;
```
```
 
```
```
l_Prev_Query_Rec VARCHAR2(100);
```
```
l_Index_Num      NUMBER := 0;
```
```
l_Cur_Exec_Row   NUMBER := 0;
```
```
BEGIN
```
```
 l_Ty_Paths(Nvl(l_Ty_Paths.COUNT, 0) + 1) := l_Append_Var;
```
```
 l_Cur_Exec_Row := 1;
```
```
 
```
```
 --Dbms_Output.put_line('Before entering the loop');
```
```
 
```
```
 LOOP
```
```
   l_Ty_Paths_Temp.DELETE;
```
```
  SELECT DISTINCT REPLACE(l_Append_Var || '/' || t.Xml || '/', '//', '/') BULK COLLECT
```
```
   INTO   l_Ty_Paths_Temp
```
```
  FROM   (SELECT Xmltype(Extract(VALUE(e), '/').Getstringval()) .Getrootelement() AS Xml
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```
           FROM   TABLE(Xmlsequence(Extract(Xmltype(l_File), l_Where_Clause))) e) t;
```
```
 
```
```
  l_Ty_Varifier(Nvl(l_Ty_Varifier.COUNT, 0) + 1) := l_Append_Var;
```
```
  --Dbms_Output.put_line('L_TY_PATHS_TEMP.Count::'||L_TY_PATHS_TEMP.Count);
```
```
  IF l_Ty_Paths_Temp.COUNT > 0 THEN
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```
     l_Index_Num := Nvl(l_Ty_Paths.COUNT, 0) + 1;
```
```
     FOR i IN l_Ty_Paths_Temp.FIRST .. l_Ty_Paths_Temp.LAST LOOP
```
```
        l_Ty_Paths(l_Index_Num) := l_Ty_Paths_Temp(i);
```
```
        --Dbms_Output.put_line('L_INDEX_NUM::'||L_INDEX_NUM);
```
```
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```
```
        l_Index_Num := l_Index_Num + 1;
```
```
     END LOOP;
```
```
  END IF;
```
```
  --Dbms_Output.put_line('L_TY_PATHS.Count::'||L_TY_PATHS.Count);
```
```
  --Dbms_Output.put_line('L_TY_PATHS.Count::'||L_CUR_EXEC_ROW);
```
```
 
```
```
  IF (NOT l_Ty_Paths.EXISTS(l_Cur_Exec_Row + 1)) OR (l_Cur_Exec_Row = l_Ty_Paths.COUNT) THEN
```
```
     --Dbms_Output.put_line('Exiting');
```
```
     EXIT;
```
```
  ELSE
```
```
     --Dbms_Output.put_line('Inside the Else part');
```
```
 
```
```
     l_Cur_Exec_Row := l_Cur_Exec_Row + 1;
```
```
     l_Append_Var   := l_Ty_Paths(l_Cur_Exec_Row);
```
```
     l_Where_Clause := l_Ty_Paths(l_Cur_Exec_Row) || '*';
```
```
  END IF;
```
```
 
```
```
  --To Display the record:
```
```
     --Dbms_Output.put_line(L_TY_PATHS.Count);
```
```
  END LOOP;
```
```
  IF l_Ty_Paths.COUNT > 0 THEN
```
```
    FOR i IN l_Ty_Paths.FIRST .. l_Ty_Paths.LAST LOOP
```
```
      Dbms_Output.Put_Line(i || ' record is ' || l_Ty_Paths(i));
```
```
   END LOOP;
```
```
 END IF;
```
```
 
```
```
END;
```
Thank you.

If you have patterns, it may be easier to work directly on them.

Here's the idea:

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(it is now an integrated 12 c btw)

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Start

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local-online true

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options-online dbms_xmlschema. REGISTER_BINARYXML

);

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schemaURL-online "SCTCvfBlkCredTrf.xsd."

schemaDoc-online xmltype (bfilename('TEST_DIR','SCTCvfBlkCredTrf.xsd'), nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8'))

local-online true

genTypes-online fake

genTables-online fake

enableHierarchy-online dbms_xmlschema. ENABLE_HIERARCHY_NONE

options-online dbms_xmlschema. REGISTER_BINARYXML

);

end;

/

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with schema_list (schema_url, schema_owner) as)

Select 'SCTCvfBlkCredTrf.xsd', 'OTN' from dual

Union of all the

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of schema_list sl

Join dba_xml_schema_dependency on sd.schema_url = sl.schema_url sd

and sd.schema_owner = sl.schema_owner

),

namespace_mapping (target_namespace, prefix) as long as)

Select target_namespace

, « ns » || ROW_NUMBER() (order target_namespace) as a prefix

of user_xml_schema_namespaces

where schema_url in (select schema_url from schema_list)

),

() schema_nodes

is_attr

node_name

max_occurs

element_id

parent_element_id

target_namespace

schema_url

) as)

Select 0

element_name as node_name

xmlcast)

XMLQUERY ('/ XS: ELEMENT / ' @maxOccurs passing returning content element)

as varchar2 (10)

)

element_id

parent_element_id

target_namespace

schema_url

of user_xml_schema_elements

where schema_url in (select schema_url from schema_list)

Union of all the

Select 1

attribute_name as node_name

null

null

element_id

target_namespace

schema_url

of user_xml_schema_attributes

where schema_url in (select schema_url from schema_list)

)

Select the level

sn.node_name

sn.max_occurs

connect_by_isleaf as is_leaf

sys_connect_by_path)

-case when ns.prefix is not null and is_attr = 0 then ns.prefix | ':' end |

-case when sn.is_attr = 1 then ' @' end |

SN. NODE_NAME

, '/'

) as xpath

-, target_namespace

of schema_nodes sn

outer join ns namespace_mapping let ns.target_namespace = sn.target_namespace

Connect prior sn.element_id = sn.parent_element_id

Start with sn.schema_url = "SCTCvfBlkCredTrf.xsd".

and sn.parent_element_id is null

;

LEVEL MAX_OCCURS IS_LEAF XPATH NODE_NAME
----- ------------------ ---------- ------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 SCTCvfBlkCredTrf 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf
2 1 SndgInst /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:SndgInst
2 1 RcvgInst /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:RcvgInst
2 1 SrvcId /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:SrvcId
2 1 TstCode /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:TstCode
2 FType 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FType
2 FileRef 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FileRef
2 1 FileDtTm /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FileDtTm
2 1 OrigFRef /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:OrigFRef
2 1 OrigFName /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:OrigFName
2 1 OrigDtTm /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:OrigDtTm
2 1 FileRjctRsn /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FileRjctRsn
2 1 FileBusDt /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FileBusDt
2 1 FileCycleNo /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FileCycleNo
2 FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf 0 / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2
3 GrpHdr 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:GrpHdr
4 MsgId 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:GrpHdr / ns1:MsgId
4 CreDtTm 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:GrpHdr / ns1:CreDtTm
4 InstgAgt 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:GrpHdr / ns1:InstgAgt
5 FinInstnId 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:GrpHdr / ns1:InstgAgt / ns1:FinInstnId
6 BIC 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:GrpHdr / ns1:InstgAgt / ns1:FinInstnId / ns1:BIC
3 OrgnlGrpInfAndSts 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts
4 OrgnlMsgId 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlMsgId
4 OrgnlMsgNmId 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlMsgNmId
4 OrgnlNbOfTxs 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlNbOfTxs
4 OrgnlCtrlSum 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlCtrlSum
4 GrpSts 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:GrpSts
4 StsRsnInf 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf
5 Orgtr 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Orgtr
6 id 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Orgtr / ns1:Id
7 OrgId 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Orgtr / ns1:Id / ns1:OrgId
8 1 BICOrBEI /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Orgtr / ns1:Id / ns1:OrgId / ns1:BICOrBEI
5 ARS 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Rsn
6 Cd 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Rsn / ns1:Cd
6 Prtry 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Rsn / ns1:Prtry
4 NbOfTxsPerSts 2 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:NbOfTxsPerSts
5 1 DtldNbOfTxs /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:NbOfTxsPerSts / ns1:DtldNbOfTxs
5 1 DtldSts /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:NbOfTxsPerSts / ns1:DtldSts
5 1 DtldCtrlSum /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:OrgnlGrpInfAndSts / ns1:NbOfTxsPerSts / ns1:DtldCtrlSum
3 TxInfAndSts boundless 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts
4 StsId 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:StsId
4 OrgnlInstrId 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlInstrId
4 OrgnlEndToEndId 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlEndToEndId
4 OrgnlTxId 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxId
4 TxSts 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:TxSts
4 StsRsnInf 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf
5 Orgtr 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Orgtr
6 id 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Orgtr / ns1:Id
7 OrgId 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Orgtr / ns1:Id / ns1:OrgId
8 1 BICOrBEI /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Orgtr / ns1:Id / ns1:OrgId / ns1:BICOrBEI
5 ARS 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Rsn
6 Cd 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Rsn / ns1:Cd
6 Prtry 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:StsRsnInf / ns1:Rsn / ns1:Prtry
4 InstdAgt 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:InstdAgt
5 FinInstnId 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:InstdAgt / ns1:FinInstnId
6 BIC 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:InstdAgt / ns1:FinInstnId / ns1:BIC
4 OrgnlTxRef 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxRef
5 IntrBkSttlmAmt 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxRef / ns1:IntrBkSttlmAmt
CTL 6 1 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf/ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2/ns1:TxInfAndSts/ns1:OrgnlTxRef/ns1:IntrBkSttlmAmt/@Ccy
5 1 IntrBkSttlmDt /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxRef / ns1:IntrBkSttlmDt
5 DbtrAgt 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxRef / ns1:DbtrAgt
6 FinInstnId 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxRef / ns1:DbtrAgt / ns1:FinInstnId
7 1 BIC /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxRef / ns1:DbtrAgt / ns1:FinInstnId / ns1:BIC
5 CdtrAgt 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxRef / ns1:CdtrAgt
6 FinInstnId 0 /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxRef / ns1:CdtrAgt / ns1:FinInstnId
7 1 BIC /ns2:SCTCvfBlkCredTrf / ns2:FIToFIPmtStsRptS2 / ns1:TxInfAndSts / ns1:OrgnlTxRef / ns1:CdtrAgt / ns1:FinInstnId / ns1:BIC

In fact, you would be generally extracted from mapping data in a separate query so that you can use it to build the dynamic with XMLNamespaces clause of the namespace.

NB1: Also note that not all roads are needed, only those which IS_LEAF = 1 or MAX_OCCURS = "unlimited" or MAX_OCCURS > '1', then you can add a filter predicate in the query directly.

NB2: The query does support all the features of XSD, for example, I've relied on the default behavior for attributes 'element_form_default' and 'attribute_form_default '.

Multi attribute in xml - in the element schema root

Hello
I have several attribute in the xml file. all of them - in the root element.
I know I have to put the declaration of the attribute in the lower part of the Diagram.
When I put that one attribute in the schema - everything is OK.
but I have more than one attribute (I have 8 attributes...), and I get this error:
ORA-01460: LETTER, DEAD OR UNREASONABLE CONVERSION

XML file:
< MyRootElement Myattribute1 = 'MyValue1 '.
MyAttribute2 = "MyValue2".
MyAttribute3 = "MyValue3".
"xmlns ="http://www.oracle.com/xml/test.xsd"
xmlns ="http://www.w3.org/2001/xmlSchema-instance at the beginning of this line there should be written:" xmlns: xsi", but it's gone...".
xsi: schemaLocation =http://www.oracle.com/xml/test.xsd my_schema_file.xsd' > '.
XSD file:
"" < schema targetNameSpace = "http://www.oracle.com/xml/test.xsd"
"xmlns ="http://www.w3.org/2001/xmlSchema"
xmlns: xdb = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb."
version = "1.0".
elementFormDefault = "qualified" >
< element name = "MyRootElement" >
< complexType >
< sequence >
----------------
-the rest of the xsd file.
---------------------------------------------
< / sequence >
< attribute name = "MyAttribute1" type = "string" use = "required".
< attribute name = "MyAttribute2" type = "string" use = "required".
< / complexType >
< / item >
< / schema >
Someone knows what's the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Elad

Thank you.

Okay... where to start? Almost everything is bad or at least very awkward

(1) do not use the physical path with UTL_FILE, that has been obsolete for many years now. Use directory objects.

And in fact, you don't even have UTL_FILE here.

(2) the XML schema must be saved at once, in a separate script.

Or do you expect to change them as often you must include the part of the record of the proceedings?

(3) If your input XML document has an attribute xsi: schemaLocation, make sure that you save the schema using the same URL.

In your example, there is a mismatch: 'my_schema_file.xsd' vs 'xml_schema.xsd' in the register command.

So, to summarize:

Create a directory:

create or replace directory xml_dir as ' / home/myPath ";

Save the schema (once):

() dbms_xmlschema.registerschema

schemaurl-online "my_schema_file.xsd."

schemadoc-online xmltype)

BFILENAME ('XML_DIR', '')

, nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8') - use the actual encoding of the file here

)

local-online true

genTypes-online fake

gentables-online fake

enableHierarchy-online dbms_xmlschema.enable_hierarchy_none

);

So here's how I would rewrite the function:

create or replace function schema_xml_333 (p_tested_xml in varchar2)

return varchar2

is

doc xmltype: = xmltype (bfilename ('XML_DIR', p_tested_xml), nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8'));

Start

return case when doc.isSchemaValid () = 1

then "XML is valid.

otherwise "XML is not valid.

end;

end;

/

Yet once, this will not work if the XML contains an attribute xsi: schemaLocation whose part URL pattern matches the URL used for recording.

In this case, you don't need the createSchemaBasedXML method.

How to create the default column in XML schema?
Hi all

I would like to define a default column Let's say Run_Date as Date data type in XML (XSD) schema definition and would fill column Run_Date SYSDATE, when XML documents are parsed to this schema.
Let me know, how can we achieve?

Thanks in advance.
Also, I can not change the contents of the XML file, because it is generated by another language, but I can change the definition of XML schema, if necessary.

Well, if you can not change the XML instance, you cannot change the schema, it conforms to the.
You can add an optional attribute whose value by default, but we can only use a static value.

How do you insert the file into the table?
If you programmatically, via an INSERT statement, then I think your best bet is to create a new table with a relational schema XMLType column and a DATE column:
```
CREATE TABLE employees (
  dt_created date default sysdate not null
, xmldoc     xmltype
, CONSTRAINT emp_pk PRIMARY KEY (xmldoc."XMLDATA".EMP_NO)
)
XMLTYPE COLUMN xmldoc STORE AS OBJECT RELATIONAL
XMLSCHEMA "EMP.xsd" ELEMENT "Emp" ;
```
If you choose to do so, remove the XML schema and enter it again with "genTables-online false."
If you have inserted the file via the XDB (FTP, WebDAV, createResource) repository and relying on the table by default feature, then you may be out of luck.
There is probably a way to tamper with the underlying structure of GOLD among a hidden column do accept a default value, but since it is not supported I won't even try.

ODI, working with the XML source file
Hi ODI Experts.

I work in an ODI project for which source is an XML file and the target is Oracle table.
I am able to reverse engineer the source XML model by placing the XML file on the local DRIVE.
I created the interface and made the map with the target.
During execution of the interface, the insert is peroperly happening.

In a real scenario, my XML file should be placed in a local SERVER (and not in the local drives).
If that I could go back, I've done the JDBC to point to the directory on the server (instead of local disk path).

When I run the interface she inserts the same set of records that have been placed in the previous step, the latest data from file.
I tried to delete the file in both server and local drive, and the interface is represented.
Then it was also inserted the same set of data (instead of giving error file not present in the path).

Not sure where it takes the file and insert the data.

Any valuable contribution on this would help a lot.
I think what is happening here is that ODI retrieves the data stored in the XML schema when running the interface again.

Try truncating the XML schema before running the interface that loads data into the table, order below, this can be understood as a procedural step before calling the interface.

B.4.11 TRUNCATION SCHEME
Clears all data current schema, or .

TRUNCATE the SCHEMA []

http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E17904_01/integrate.1111/e12644/appendix_xml_driver.htm#CHDEEGHJ

I hope this helps.

Kind regards
Rickson Lewis

Display the error when the xml document is not valid against the schema

Hello
I'm using isChemaValid() in a way that, to determine if the xml document is valid against the xml schema.
This function returns only 0 or 1, and I want to display the error and the line number if the xml is not valid.
How can I achieve this?
Thanks in advance,
Elad

Use the XMLType schemaValidate() method. It will throw an exception whose message contains the validation error.

Get a number of 'line' is not sensible as XML is concerned.

OSB: Mail Proxy Service retrieve only the xml message that has of the
Hi all.
I have a Service Proxy with the type of Messaging Service that read xml from a message queue.
Type of Message in the proxy request is xml and I have provided the type information by stating (in the element and the type of field), the XML schema for the XML document type exchanged.

I need the service proxy to retrieve xml messages that have the appropriate schema from the queue.

But when the proxy retrieves a msg of xml in the queue independently of their schema definition.

Appreciate your comments.

THX,
Ross

Published by: user6677631 on February 25, 2013 09:52

Published by: user6677631 on February 25, 2013 10:02
Select the XML schema for the type of query in a messaging proxy does not entering from the schema XML message validation. Similarly, if you create a proxy based WSDL validation against definition WSDL only will not happen automatically. Choose XML as the message type only will ensure that all XMLs malformed will be rejected before entering the flow of messages. For validation against the schema, you need to explicitly add an action to validate in the proxy mail flow, if the validation fails triggers an error and get back the message to the queue or save the wrong message and commit the post/message to a queue of the error.

Load the XML file into Oracle external Table

I load the data from the XML file into an intermediate table Oracle using external Tables.
Let's say below, it is my XML file
< header >
< A_CNT > 10 < / A_CNT >
< E_CNT > 10 < / E_CNT >
< AF_CNT > 10 < / AF_CNT >
< / header >
< student >
<>students-details
< Student_info >
< Single_Info >
< ID > 18 / < ID >
New York < City > < / City >
< country > United States < / country >
< Name_lst >
< Student_name >
Samuel < name > < / name >
Paul < Last_name > < / Last_name >
< DOB > 19871208 < / DOB >
Aware of < RecordStatus > < / RecordStatus >
< / Student_name >
< Student_name >
Samuel < name > < / name >
Paul < Last_name > < / Last_name >
< DOB > 19871208 < / DOB >
< TerminationDt > 20050812 < / TerminationDt >
History of < RecordStatus > < / RecordStatus >
< / Student_name >
< / Name_lst >
< Personal_Info >
<>men < / Type >
< 27 > < / Age >
< / Personal_Info >
< / Single_Info >
< / Student_info >
< student - register >
class < A >
< info >
< detail >
< ID student > 18 < / student >
EE < major > < / Major >
< course-Grades >
< course > VLSI < / course >
< degree > 3.0 < / Grade >
< / course-Grades >
< course-Grades >
< course > nanotechnology < / course >
< degree > 4.0 < / Grade >
< / course-Grades >
< / details >
< detail >
< ID student > 18 < / student >
THIS < major > < / Major >
< / details >
< / info >
class < A >
< Student_Enrol >
<>students-details
< student >
I load this XML data file into a single table using an external Table. Could someone help me please with coding.
Thank you
Reva

Could you please help me how to insert my XML content into that.

Same as before, try a plain old INSERT:

insert into xml_pecos

values)

XmlType (bfilename ('XML_DIR', "test.xml"), nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8'))

);

But you'll probably hit the same limitation as with the binary XMLType table.

In this case, you can use FTP to load the file as a resource in the XML DB repository.

If the XML schema has been registered with the hierarchy enabled then the file will be automatically inserted into the table.

Could you post the exact statement that you used to save the scheme?

In the meantime, you can also read this article, I did a few years ago, it covers the XML DB features that may be useful here, including details on how to load the file via FTP:

https://odieweblog.WordPress.com/2011/11/23/Oracle-XML-DB-a-practical-example/

And documentation of the course: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e23094/xdb06stt.htm#ADXDB4672

Can you help me to get the time format to match the XML dateTime?
XML has a dateTime format that looks like this:

2002-10 - 10T 12: 00:00 - 05:00

and Im using the XMLElement() functions in some queries to produce an xml document however it truncates the portions of time stored data is just MM/DD/YYYY.

I would use a to_char function but I don't know what date format in Oracle to use to match the portion of zone at the end (-05:00) and how to make so that it can accept as 't' in there as a separator, as defined in the XML schema specification:

http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/

Anyone know?
Hello

Trant says:
XML has a dateTime format that looks like this:

2002-10 - 10T 12: 00:00 - 05:00

and Im using the XMLElement() functions in some queries to produce an xml document however it truncates the portions of time stored data is just MM/DD/YYYY.

I would use a to_char function but I don't know what date format in Oracle to use to match the portion of zone at the end (-05:00) and how to make so that it can accept as 't' in there as a separator, as defined in the XML schema specification:

http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/

Anyone know?

Try something like
```
SELECT     TO_CHAR ( SYSTIMESTAMP
          , 'YYYY-MM-DD"T"HH24:MI:SSTZH:TZM'
          )
FROM     dual;
```
The sample output:
```
2011-07-25T15:50:12-04:00
```
TO_CHAR function is described in the SQL language reference manual:
http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/sql_elements004.htm#sthref396
Search for "Date Format models" in the index.

Put the mat (that is, fixed) text, for example the letter 'T', in the output, include it in double - quotes.
TZH is the hours and TZM time zone format specifier is synonymous of zone Minutes.

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