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• I'm trying to create another table and insert data to practice... How can I insert multiple values?

  I created another table for practice on two tables queries now.

  That's what I have:

  Insert in the test

  (address, age, status, DriverID)

  values ("131 Shore Drive", "Edison, NJ, 08011 ', ' 55', m ', '2').

  ("' 62 central avenue", "Middletown, NJ 08011', ' 43 ', am ', ' 1'");

  ('98 main street', ' Bristol, PA 19116 ', ' 67', the of ', '3' ").

  ('15 wrong Way', ' Long Island, NY 10111 ', ' 60', 'W', '4' '),

  ("' Kevin 9 Place", "New York, NY 10111 ', ' 25', the of ', '5'");

  It says command SQL is not properly terminated.

  Like this:

  Insert into test (address, age, status, DriverID)

  values ("131 Shore Drive", "Edison, NJ, 08011 ', ' 55', m ', '2');

  Insert into test (address, age, status, DriverID)

  values ("62 Middle Avenue", "Middletown, NJ 08011', ' 43 ', am ', ' 1'");

  ...

• CREATE TABLE and INSERT

  Hello

  I am a fairly new user for Oracle and have found this place to be very useful as I'm learning! One of the guidelines is to provide sample CREATE TABLE and INSERT data. I read the FAQ and in other forums to see if I could better understand this process, but I'm still struggeling reflected. Please can someone explain exactly what I do for these data, I want to be sure that I provided as useful information a lot in my posts to get help as soon as possible. I appreciate everything / all the answers!

  Hello

  Daniel Strong wrote:

  So, something like this:

  INSERT INTO skills (mu_id, external_id, skill_nm, skill_level) VALUES(220,AB,FAST,1);

  INSERT INTO skills (mu_id, external_id, skill_nm, skill_level) VALUES(7,BB,SLOW,7);

  INSERT INTO skills (mu_id, external_id, skill_nm, skill_level) VALUES(221,BC,FAST,1);

  INSERT INTO skills (mu_id, external_id, skill_nm, skill_level) VALUES(8,BD,SLOW,2);

  INSERT INTO skills (user_id, skill_nm) VALUES (AB, SLOW);

  INSERT INTO skills (user_id, skill_nm) VALUES (BB, SLOW);

  INSERT INTO skills (user_id, skill_nm) VALUES (BC, DOWN);

  INSERT INTO skills (user_id, skill_nm) VALUES (BD, SLOW);

  DESIRED RESULTS:
  MU_ID EXTERNAL_ID SKILL_NAME SKILL_LEVEL
  220 AB FAST 1
  221 AV FAST 1

  When you get a response, you want it works or is it OK if the answer causes errors?
  Obviously, you want people to post answers that work.  Make sure that the code of that validation works, too.  Test (and, if necessary, correct) your INSERT statements in your own development before posting on this forum system.

  The literal string values must be in single quotes.  I think you meant:

  INSERT INTO skills (external_id, skill_nm, mu_id, skill_level) VALUES (220, "AB", "QUICK", 1);

  Without the single quotes, AB and FAST are considered as column names or function.

• Create a temporary table and insert using a select statement

  Hello
  
  I tried to create a temporary table and insert it by using the value in a select statement. Please see below the code
  
  ---
  CREATE a TEMPORARY TABLE GLOBAL Temp_Test
  (
  DATE OF DAY_FUTURE
  )
  AS
  SELECT TO_DATE (SYSDATE + ROWNUM, 'DD-MON-YY')
  DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM FROM < = 14)
  ---
  
  As soon as I run the script, the error message indicates the following:
  --
  
  Error from the 1 in the command line:
  CREATE a TEMPORARY TABLE GLOBAL Temp_Test
  (
  DATE OF DAY_FUTURE
  )
  ONLY select TO_DATE (sysdate + rownum, 'DD-MON-YY')
  Double connect rownum < = 14)
  
  Error in the command line: 2 column: 1
  Error report:
  SQL error: ORA-01773: cannot specify the types of data in this TABLE to CREATE column
  01773 00000 - 'cannot specify the types of column data in this TABLE to CREATE"
  * Cause:
  * Action:
  --
  
  
  What seems the problem? I already have the data type such as TO_DATE on my select statement.
  
  Any help would be appreciated
  
  Thank you

  SQL> CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE Temp_Test
    2  (
    3  DAY_FUTURE
    4  ) on commit preserve rows
    5  AS
    6  SELECT TO_DATE(SYSDATE+ROWNUM, 'DD-MON-YY')
    7  FROM DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM <= 14
    8  /
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> select count(*)
    2    from temp_test
    3  /
  
    COUNT(*)
  ----------
          14
  

• How to get data from a database table and insert into a file

  Hello
  I'm new to soa, I want to create an xml with the data from database tables, I'll have the xsd please suggest me how to get the data in the tables and insert in a file
  concerning

  in your bpel process, you can use the db adapter to communicate with the database.
  with this type of adapter, you can use stored procedures, selects, etc to get the data from your database into your bpel workflow.

  When did it call in your bpel to the db adapter process it will return an output_variable with the contents of your table data, represented in a style of xml form.

  After that, you can use the second card (a file synchronization adapter) to write to the content of this variable in output to the file system

• create a table of jpg images

  Hello. I want to create a table of jpg images and wrap them in an arrayCollection collection that will serve as the dataprovider of a TileList component...

  the images are located in an 'active' folder in the folder... tried src tags actionscript and mx and do not find how to create a table of images.

  thanx.

  You must use ItemRenderers to display images in list based controls.

  Here is an example in mxml

  
         
             
                 
                     
                     
                     
                 
             
         
         
             
                 
             
         
     

  This livedocs page

  http://livedocs.Adobe.com/Flex/3/HTML/Help.HTML?content=cellrenderer_8.html

• How to create a document and insert the words and/or art on both sides of the page

  How to create a document and insert the words and/or art on both sides of the page

  How to create a document and insert the words and/or art on both sides of the page

  You create a document by using an application of word processor like Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect or OpenOffice Writer.  Think of it as a broad a page roll.

  When you print the document, you can print all pages of the document on one sheet of paper (the normal default value), or you can print on both sides of a sheet of paper.

  Some printers are capable of automatic double-sided printing.  With others, you print all the odd pages and then take the stack of paper, turn upside down and put it back into the printer to print all pages.  You need either to read your printer manual, or experiment a bit to determine if you need to re - organize the first last pages before printing the second side.

• Programmatically create ADF Table and binding.

  Hello

  I create the table and the columns programmatically using richeTableau and RichColumn. But unable to fill in the data in the table cells.

  Here is an excerpt of the code used. I followed the specified discussion ADF of Create Table by program. but I am not able to work.kindly suggest to solve this problem.

  RicheTableau tblObj = new RichTable();

  TableValues = (ArrayList) getCompValue (wsValues, compId) list;  contains a list of the HashMap object.

  tblObj.setVar ("trow");

  tblObj.setId ("tblDBrd");

  for (int k = 0; k < tblColumns.length; k ++) {/ / tblColumns contains a list of name of column to display in the table}

  RichColumn tblColumn = new RichColumn();

  tblColumn.setVisible (true);

  tblColumn.setId ("col" + k);

  tblColumn.setHeaderText (tblColumns [k]);

  UI RichOutputText = new RichOutputText();

  ui.setId (compId + k);

  "{[String expression =" #{row [] "+ k +"] ['"+ tblColumns [k] +"] ' ']} ";   want to retrieve the value of #{rank [k] [columnname]}

  ui.setValueExpression ("value", getValueExpression (expression));

  addComponent (tblObj, tblColumn);

  addComponent (tblColumn, ui);

  }

  tableModel = new SortableModel (tableValues);

  tblObj.setValueExpression ("value", getValueExpression("#{backingBeanScope.dashboardBean.tableModel}"));

  Thanks in advance.

  Best regards

  Arun

  You need the table setValue. Take a look at these discussions: programmatically set another link to Table read-only ADF and http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22389813/change-the-displayed-value-in-adf-table to get a few first thoughts and feel free to come back if you get stuck somewhere.

• Oracle 11g R2, CREATE THE TABLE and QUOTAS

  Hi all
  I need some insight on a strange behavior, that I discovered in Oracle 11 g 2. Don't know if I'm missing something or if I just discovered a security issue with Oracle.
  
  Oracle Version: 11.2.0.1.0
  
  The problem is with the CREATE TABLE and the QUOTA on the specific tablespace privilege.
  
  Please, try this on your system (if you have some free time and care to confirm the "bug").
  
  Create a user, grant privileges than two, CREATE THE SESSION and CREATE TABLE.
  
  Grant NO quota on any tablespace.
  
  Try to create a table on any tablespace (except SYSTEM) and everybody say if it worked or not.
  
  The oracle documentation provides the following:
  
  To create a relational table in your own schema, you must have the CREATE TABLE system privilege. To create a table in the schema of another user, you must have the CREATE ANY TABLE system privilege. In addition, the owner of the schema containing the table must have a quota of space on the tablespace contains the table or the UNLIMITED TABLESPACE system privilege.
  
  [http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17118/statements_7002.htm#SQLRF01402]
  
  The fact is, so far, on two different instances of Oracle 11 g 2, my users are not limited in the creation of the tables only when they have quotas, but where they want to, except the STRING.
  
  The behavior correct would be to deny the creation of the table the tablespace where there is no quota, but it does not work.
  
  My instance of Oracle 10 g behave properly and therefore the creation of the table is denied the tablespace with no quota.
  
  P.s1 sorry if this a well known "bug/problem/question". I've been ridiculous on a well-known forum for the same question. I don't need to be "filled spoon" as shown on this famous site! I have read the documentation! I googled a lot!
  
  P.s2 even if the creative work of table on tablespace with no quota, you cannot insert data into it. Yes, big picture, the user cannot not filled space with irrelevant data tables, but it can create thousands of tables...!
  
  Did I miss something?
  Is there a 'default' option I have to mark to prevent the creation of the table where it shouldn't?
  ? (?)

  Please read http://tkyte.blogspot.com/2011/02/deferred-segment-creation.html.

• End of question creating a table and change the format of date on the creation

  Hi all
  
  I'm Googling the hell out of this but either it cannot be done or im just not finiding it.
  
  I know how to interview and select to_char allows you to change the date format.
  
  My question is when you create a table as follows:
  
  CREATE TABLE myTable2
  2 (NAME VARCHAR2 (15),)
  3 CHAR (2) STATE,
  4 SALARY NUMBER (5.2).
  5 YEARSEMP NUMBER (2),
  6 DATE STARTDATE);
  
  How can I set the DATE format will be a four-digit year? It is even possible to make when you create or you do it only when inserting?
  
  Thank you!

  Hello

  791443 wrote:
  Okay, so I guess that you can't change the default value for more than one session? So that whenever I have connect the date MM/DD/YYYY came? I know how ALTER, I was wondering if I can schedule the date WHEN I'll get the value by default whenever I connect JJ/MM/AAAA

  Exactly.

  The DBA can change the default format, which will then apply to all the columns DATE for all users.
  If you are the ADMINISTRATOR of you own private database, which is an option.

  If you are using SQL * Plus, you can put the ALTER SESSION SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT command in a file, login.sql, so it will run automatically every time that you start a session.
  Other frontends probably have similar functionality.

  You can also create a view, which had a column VARCHAR2 with formatted data. If you do this, the view also have the actual DATE column — VARCHAR2 column won't be good for sorting or making comparisons of inequality.
  From Oracle 11, you can have a virtual column in the table itself.

• Select values from the db1 table and insert into the DB2 table

  Hello
  
  I have three databases oracle running in three different machines. their ip address is different. among the DB can access databases. (means am able to select values and insert values into tables individually.)
  
  I need to extract data from the DB1 table (ip say DB1 is 10.10.10.10 and the user is DB1user and the table is DB1user_table) and insert the values into DB2 table (say ip DB2 is 11.11.11.11 and the user is DB2user and table DB2user_table) of DB3 that is to have access to the two IPs DB.
  
  How do I do this
  
  Edited by: Aemunathan on February 10, 2010 23:12

  Depending on the amount of data must be moved between DB1 and DB2, and the frequency at which this should happen, you might consider the SQL * COPY more control. I think it's very useful for one-off tasks little, so I can live within its limits of the data type. More http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e10823/apb.htm#i641251.

  Change some parameter of sqlplus session are almost mandatory in order to get decent transfer rates. Tuning ARRAYSIZE and COPYCOMMIT can make a huge difference in flow. LONG change may be necessary, too, depending on your data. The documentation offers these notes on use:

  To activate the copy of data between Oracle and databases non-Oracle, NUMBER of columns is replaced by DECIMAL columns in the destination table. Therefore, if you are copying between Oracle databases, a NUMBER column with no precision will become a DECIMAL column (38). When copying between Oracle databases, you must use SQL commands (CREATE TABLE AS and INSERTION), or you must make sure that your columns have a specified precision.

  SQL * the VALUE LONGER variable limits the length of the LONG column you are copying. If all LONG columns contain data exceeds the value of LONG, COPY truncates the data.

  SQL * Plus performs a validation at the end of each successful COPY. If you set the SQL * variable more COPYCOMMIT DEFINED to a value positive n, SQL * Plus performs a validation after copying all lots n of records. The SQL * Plus ARRAYSIZE variable SET determines the size of a batch.

  Some operating environments require that the service names be placed between double quotes.

  From a SQL * Plus term on DB3, can resemble the command to move all content from my_table in DB1 to the same table in DB2

  COPY from user1/pass1@DB1 to user2/pass2@DB2 -
  INSERT INTO my_table -
  USING select * from my_table
  

  Note the SQL code * more line-continuation character ' - '. It is used to escape the newline character in a SQL * Plus command if you do not have to type all on one line. I use it all the time with this command, but I can't locate the documentation on that right now. Maybe someone else can put their finger on it.

  There are other ways to accomplish what the command copy and it is not without its quirks and limitations, but I find that there is usefulness in an Oracle Toolbox.

• Inserting data into a table and insert many records into newtable

  Hi all
  
  I have table A and table b.
  Suppose that if I insert the data into the table, this table is inserted, the number of records records Count I want to insert in the table B
  
  I have to write a procedure for this cannot so any help on this.
  
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  
  Sikora.

  Hello

  You can use this anonymous block and extend it to create the procedure. You can delete loop or leave it there and use the cursor loop

  DECLARE
     j   NUMBER;
  BEGIN
     FOR i IN 1 .. 100
     LOOP
        INSERT INTO A
        VALUES ('col1', 'col2', 'col3');
  
        j   := j+ sql%ROWCOUNT;
     END LOOP;
  
     INSERT INTO B   VALUES ('table name ', j);
  
     COMMIT;
  EXCEPTION
     WHEN OTHERS
     THEN
        ROLLBACK;
        DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (SUBSTR (SQLERRM, 1, 200));
        RAISE;
  END;
  

  Published by: OrionNet on January 21, 2009 12:53 AM

• How to update a table and insert into another

  I need to update a table and also to insert into another table and want to do it in the same form. I can it will break in 2 different forms, but it is awkward for the user. Is there a way common to this address? As a backdrop, the user is updated the status of a message (IE, changing it from open to closed) and then provide an answer. The response table is separate from the table of messages because its format is doing different.
  
  Thank you and sorry to bombard the forum today.

  .oO (davidbarrackphoto)

  > I need to update a table and also to insert into another table and want to
  > do it in the same form. I can it will break in 2 different forms, but it is
  > awkward for the user. Is there a way common to this address?

  You can do what you want in your form processing script. But for
  much more advanced than you must write your own code.

  > As a backdrop.
  > the user updates the status of a message (IE, changing it from open to closed)
  > and then provide an answer. The response table is separate from the table of messages
  > because its format is doing different.

  Just curious: what is the difference? IMHO, there should be only one table
  for messages. Can you post more details about it?

  Micha

• Creating the table and get the invalid identifier

  Thank you so much Ed (and all those who responded) to my previous post!, you all be extremely useful.
  
  In fact, I have another question... Can I repost a new thread or continue on this one?
  
  Here's my problem.
  
  create the table DonationEvent
  ('ID' NUMBER (1,1) Not Null,)
  "EventNumber" NUMBER (1,1) Not Null,
  'Type' char (30) Not Null,
  "OrganizerName' char (30) Not Null,
  'Location' char (30) Not Null,
  'Date' NUMBER (10.1) Not Null,
  'Time' char (30) Null,
  "DonationTotal" NUMBER (10.1) Not Null,
  
  Primary Key (ID),
  
  
  
  );
  
  Getting ORA-00904: invalid identifier
  
  Also I use Express Edition 10g, how can I get a view of context to see the line where error occurs?

  Cushgod wrote:
  I always get invalid identifiers... Your focus is so useful! My teacher is not useful. At his table did not work it would be copy and paste that work and say that he didn't had the time to debug it... I can't even say what my mistake is on in the Express edition...

  What do you use to write/test your sql? That's why I asked sqplus. This is the basic sql shell. In the examples I showed you I had by the sql in a text (doit.sql) file, shot to the top of sqlplus, connect to the base, execute "doit.sql".

  You're my only hope! Thank you very much in advance, I learn a little which makes me question why my teach would even use "" eventid NUMBER (1,1) not null "" after your explanation. " It's not supposed to have a decimal number to a primary key event IDS... anyway thanks in advance.

  create the table DONATIONEVENT
  (eventid NUMBER (5) Not Null,)
  eventnumber NUMBER (9) Not Null,
  EventType VARCHAR2 (30) Not Null,
  OrganizerName VARCHAR2 (30) Not Null,
  location VARCHAR2 (30) not Null,
  EventDate DATE Not Null,
  duration VARCHAR2 (30) Null,
  donationtotal NUMBER (10.2) Not Null,

  Primary Key (ID),

  );

  If I use a DATE instaed (4) no setting, I get "' missing right parenthesis"... once again. I counted my bracket and the match 10 (and 10)
  See below.

  DATE is right. Where did you get the idea of DATE (4)?

  The documentation site (tahiti.oracle.com) Oracle seems to be down at the moment, but you really, * really *, * REALLY * need to get there and take the reference SQL and SQL * reference manuals more.

  create the table DONATIONEVENT
  (eventid NUMBER (5) Not Null,)
  eventnumber NUMBER (9) Not Null,
  EventType VARCHAR2 (30) Not Null,
  OrganizerName VARCHAR2 (30) Not Null,
  location VARCHAR2 (30) not Null,
  EventDate DATE (4) Not Null,
  duration VARCHAR2 (30) Null,
  donationtotal NUMBER (10.2) Not Null,

  Primary Key (ID),

  );

• Attempt to create run time (dynamic) table and insert the data in this... The entrance is a flat file (txt file) which has the numbers and strings... I'm trying to convert them to a string and insert into the table. It is a matter of urgency for me please

  create or replace procedure Dynamic_Table AS

  iVal VARCHAR2 (32);

  iTemp varchar (200): = ";

  sql_stmt VARCHAR2 (200);

  l_file1 UTL_FILE. TYPE_DE_FICHIER;

  l_file utl_file.file_type;

  BEGIN

  l_file1: = UTL_FILE. FOPEN ('TEST', 'dinput.txt', 'R');

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ' CREATE TABLE baseline (Item_ID varchar2 (32))';

  Loop

  BEGIN

  UTL_FILE. GET_LINE (l_file1, iVal);

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ' insert into baseline values (: ival) "using ival;

  EXCEPTION

  WHEN No_Data_Found THEN EXIT;

  While some OTHER THEN dbms_output.put_line (SQLERRM); * /

  END;

  end loop;

  END;

  You are approaching this the wrong way.  Create an external table based on the file.  External tables are CSV, fixed width data in a queryable table.

  You will need to create an oracle directory to put the file in (MY_ORA_DIR) I leave it for you to do, and then perform the following...

  create table BASELINE)

  ITEM_ID varchar2 (32)

  )

  EXTERNAL ORGANIZATION

  (

  TYPE ORACLE_LOADER

  THE DEFAULT DIRECTORY MY_ORA_DIR

  ACCESS SETTINGS

  (

  RECORDS DELIMITED BY NEWLINE

  LOGFILE "dinput.log".

  BADFILE "dinput.bad."

  NODISCARDFILE

  FIELDS

  (

  ITEM_ID

  )

  )

  LOCATION ("dinput.txt")

  )

  REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED

  /

  All the dubious records appear in dinput.bad. Dinput.log will give you information.

  External tables are read-only, so once you set up your file, you can create editable as a normal table.

  create table ITABLE_EDITABLE as

  Select * from BASELINE

  /

  Work done, a few lines of code.