Create view opaque in OBIEE with multiple tables

Hello

I need assistance with the opaque view since I've never created in the past. I want to create an opaque view that retrieves data from several tables. Is it possible to do? Or y at - it another alternative available in OBIEE option? I read the blog following and other similar articles on views opaque but found no option to use for the query with several tables:

Oracle Business Intelligence: A physical layer to OBIEE 10 g Opaque View Creation

Also please advice how to join two tables from different databases in OBIEE?

Kindly advice.

Kind regards

Andy

Check also, it may be useful to you

http://obinsight.blogspot.com/2010/05/reporting-against-multiple.html

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How to create views of data from different databases tables in2
Using Oracle 10.2 g

I have 2 databases Gus and the haggis on schema Comqdhb.

Glink indicates a link of database between Haggis and Gus

In Gus, there is school that contains columns with same name upn, grade, subject, student of tables...

STUDENT
UPN
academicYear

Object

Object

GRADE
examlevel
grade

SCHOOL
SN

In HAGGIS raising tables, grade, teacher containing columns upn... desc below.

STUDENT
UPN

GRADE
grade
UPN
academicyear
level

Create views in your database HAGGIS who join their all the qualities of the review. You should have a point of view that will produce the following relationship:
examGrade (upn, subject, examlevel, sn, rank, academicYear)

So I need to create a view that gets the data from the tables in the databases.

create view as examGrade (upn, subject, examlevel, sn, rank, academicYear) like some s.upn

But I don't get the selection of a column of 2 tables in different databases

I mean if I said

Select the UPN in comqdhb.student@glink,comqdhb.student;
Select the upn name in comqdhb.student@glink,comqdhb.student
*
ERROR on line 1:
ORA-00918: column ambiguously defined

Help me, thank you.
Hello

Rider wrote:
The issue is that I can't understand that I should create the view by the union of the haggis and the two gus data or only haggis.
the reason I believe I need to combine the two is mentioned * "" create views in your database schema HAGGIS who join their all the qualities of the review. ". *
By the mention of creating views and who join their all the qualities of the review, it probably means to obtain the data of the GUS and HAGGIS.

This is my interpretation of the assignment, too.
If you ask just the tables on Gus, you will get the ranks of three of the four schools: it's not all examination classes.
If you ask just the tables on Haggis, you will get the ranks of any of the four schools: it's not all examination classes.

2nd prob is that if have decided to create a view that gets the data from these two gus and therer haggis would be a lot of duplication involved due to the cross product

Why would there be "repetition involved due to the cross-product"?
If the quuery of Gus produces 100 lines, the request of product Haggis 30 rows, then the UNION of the two will have 100 + 30 = 130 lines (assuming, as you say, each student is at school only one).

the query I wrote is

Create view examGrade (upn, subject, examlevel, sn, rank, academicYear)
as
Select distinct s.upn as upn, g.subject as topic,
g."LEVEL" as examlevel, g.grade as rank, to_number (g.academicyear) as academicyear
of s comqdhb.student, comqdhb.grade g
s.UPN, sb.subject, g.elevel, g.grade, s.acyr select Union
of comqdhb.subject@glink sb,comqdhb.student@glink s,comqdhb.gradevalues@glink g;

You should not write, not to mention not formatted zip code. I have a little time I can devote to answering questions in the forum. Do you want me
b spend this time formatting your code, so I can understand the question, and no time to answer, or
b spend only a little time reading understanding your code and spend most of my time to help you?
I would prefer (b), but the choice is yours.
See the statement that I posted in my last post for an example of the formatted code. You see how it appears in a box with a police fixed-width, and multiple spaces are printed? This is because I typed {code} (all small letters), before and after the section I wanted formatted.

At least put each table in the FROM clause on a separate line, so it is easy to know if you have enough join conditions.
If you have N tables in the FROM clause, you almost always have at least N-1 join conditions that specify how the tables are linked together. For example, if talk you about two tables, quality and student, you expect to see a join condition that tells you when you have data in a table, how to find related data in the other table, such as
```
g_gus.upn = s_gus.upn
```
No no no join conditions will cause "repetition involved due to the cross product.

I downloaded my info here
http://www.upload4free.com/download.php?file=44201983-School_ExamGrades.PDF

http://www.upload4free.com/download.php?file=184648736-ExamGrades_Case_Study_2008FINAL.PDF

Sorry, if there is data as long as you can't post here, there is much too much for me to read.
Make a sample set, containing a few (maybe five) students and a few shades of each student. It is fine to copy a few lines of your actual data.

That's all the time I have for today. I can't wait to get the data and formatted requests.

How to create a block of data to multiple tables
If I try to use the wizard to create a new block of data and I choose to create it on a table or a view, the wizard asks me for the table create the form on. But if I want to create a form with two tables for example to join them, how can I do? Do I have to create a view on the database (very bad for me!) before joining the wtho tables can create the form to this point of view, or is it possible to create a form in two or more tables?
Mark,
Yes, you can base in fact of a block of shapes on a join of tables. Take a look at forms: how to build a block of data to a join of the table. You can also use a base query Clause From block. Basically, you base your block on a SQL statement. For more information on this option, take a look at forms: how to base a block on a FROM Clause query. Finally, you can also base your block on a procedure. This concept is illustrated in this article: forms: how a block of data based on a procedure.

The fall down using one of these options, is that your block is not editable. If you need to update the data presented by these options, you should use the-Insert, triggers we set to and delete now write your own Insert/Update and Delete statements.

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the role of resource users could create views on the old database...
now, they can't
ORA-01031 insufficient privileges

I have to give them create it all discovers the system privileges
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(2) it is not related to the role of RESOURCE. It is almost certainly related to the CONNECT role. CREATE VIEW (among other privileges) has revoked the CONNECT role in point 10.2. I don't know why your 10.2 database was working, I guess that you updated from an earlier version, in which case the update may not have removed the privilege correctly (see Metalink: 317258.1).

(3) you certainly don't want to use the CONNECT role or RESOURCES in the application of the production. Were the roles of the sample which have been overloaded with privileges for the various elements of the sample code. You should really create your own roles with of whatever your users must actually rather than using these predefined roles of privileges.

Justin

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w.workorderno, ons min (w.ons).
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501001 20004182 250000 253750 20001805 15 253755 16917 253755
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use of EXTERNAL JOINS as follows
```
where w.productionadviceno = z.productionadviceno (+)
```
above is a left outer join. A LEFT OUTER JOIN is a JOIN operations that allow you to specify a join clause. He keeps the lines without correspondence of the first (left) table, join them with a NULL row in the form of the second table (right).

More details: LEFT OUTER JOIN operation

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I have 3 Tables:

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location_name
...
DEPARTMENTS
department_id (pk)
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department_name
....
EMPLOYEES
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department_id (fk)
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Of
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Welcome to the forum!

Something like this will be more effective:
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SELECT    COUNT (employee_id)               AS ECount
,       COUNT (DISTINCT department_id)     AS DCount
FROM       employees
WHERE       department_id IN (     SELECT     department_id
                    FROM      departments
                    WHERE      location_id = :userInput
                  )
;
```
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To create an interactive report in the apex by selecting from multiple tables

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Hello

I need to create a group of cache with several tables, which are referential to the other.

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While trying this thing, it gives me an error:

8222: multiple parent tables found

It is not possible to use several tables of root in a single cache group? Is there another way to use it?

Script, I used is:

create a cache group asynchronous writethrough TEST. CG1
of the TEST. ROOT1)
KEY PRIMARY ID VARCHAR2 (8 BYTES),
NAME VARCHAR2 (50 BYTE),
DESCRIPTION VARCHAR2 (255 BYTE),
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NAME VARCHAR2 (25 BYTE),
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PARAMDETAILID NUMBER (20) PRIMARY KEY,.
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PARAMETERUSAGE VARCHAR2 (1 BYTE),
DISPLAYVALUE VARCHAR2 (255 BYTE),
OPERATORID VARCHAR2 (5 BYTE),
VENDORID NUMBER (20).
FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES TEST. ROOT1 (ID),
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1. you cannot define foreign keys between the tables of groups of different cache in TimesTen (keys may exist in Oracle) so the application must enforce referential integrity itself for these cases.

2. If you load data in a cache group (using LOAD the GROUP CACHE or "load we demand") and Timesten will not automatically load the corresponding data in the other group of cache (since he doesn't know the relationship). The application must load the data into the other group of cache explicitly.

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How to insert values into a view created on multiple tables
Hi all

My goal for insert values in a view
So for this I created a trigger
then I tried to insert the value in the view, im getting as inserted row, but the value is not getting inserted

Here are the steps I followed:

SQL > create table (x int primary key)
2.

Table created.

SQL > create table b (x references a, varchar2 (30)) y
2.

Table created.

SQL > insert into a values (1)
2.

1 line of creation.

SQL > insert into b values (1, 'One')
2.

1 line of creation.

SQL > create or replace view v
2 as
3 select a.x, b.x as b_x, a y, and b where a.x = b.x
4.

Created view.

SQL > select * from v
2.

X B_X Y
---------- ---------- ------------------------------
1 1 a

SQL > create or replace trigger v_t
2 instead of inserting it on v
3 for each line
4 start
case 5: old.x <>: new.x then
6. Insert in a values(:new.x);
7 end if;
case 8: old.b_x <>: new.b_x then
9 insert into b values (:new.b_x,:new.y);
10 end if;
11 * end;
SQL > /.

Trigger created.

SQL > insert into v values (20,20, 'Twenty')
2.

1 line of creation.

SQL > select * from v
2.

X B_X Y
---------- ---------- ------------------------------
1 1 a

Can anyone suggest me a valid query to insert data into a view that is created on several tables.

Thanks in advance,
Shalini
Hi Shalini,

You don't need the code if in your trigger.
That's more like code when you update, you don't compare OLD and insert the NEW values on.
```
MHO%xe> create table a(x int primary key);

Tabel is aangemaakt.

Verstreken: 00:00:00.11
MHO%xe>
MHO%xe> create table b(x references a,y varchar2(30));

Tabel is aangemaakt.

Verstreken: 00:00:01.09
MHO%xe>
MHO%xe> insert into a values(1);

1 rij is aangemaakt.

Verstreken: 00:00:00.01
MHO%xe>
MHO%xe> insert into b values(1,'One');

1 rij is aangemaakt.

Verstreken: 00:00:00.06
MHO%xe>
MHO%xe> create or replace view v as
  2  select a.x
  3  ,      b.x as b_x
  4  ,      y
  5  from   a
  6  ,      b
  7  where  a.x = b.x;

View is aangemaakt.

Verstreken: 00:00:01.07
MHO%xe>
MHO%xe> select * from v;

         X        B_X Y
---------- ---------- ------------------------------
         1          1 One

Verstreken: 00:00:00.04
MHO%xe>
MHO%xe> create or replace trigger v_t
  2  instead of insert on v
  3  for each row
  4  begin
  5      insert into a values(:new.x);
  6      insert into b values(:new.b_x,:new.y);
  7  end;
  8  /

Trigger is aangemaakt.

Verstreken: 00:00:01.64
MHO%xe>
MHO%xe> insert into v values(20,20,'Twenty');

1 rij is aangemaakt.

Verstreken: 00:00:00.06
MHO%xe>
MHO%xe> select * from v;

         X        B_X Y
---------- ---------- ------------------------------
         1          1 One
        20         20 Twenty
```

How to create views in OBIEE?
Hello world

I'm new to OBIEE. My requirement is I have to apply different filters each column in a report. But if I apply no matter what filter it is the application of all the columns.

For example, the column of my report is something like

StudentsPassed | StudentsFailed | StudentsTrasnfered

So I need pick up on a column in the State and need not to show that a particular result based on the status column. But if I select for status = StudentsPassed then all three columns im getting only students passed.

So what I have is that I have created individual views for each column. IE View1 held that the list of students managed view2 held only the list of students failed. But now I need to generate multiple reports of the same type. So, I don't think it's a better idea to create views for each column in a database level report.

Is there a method to do this?

Is there a method to store only students Passsed list in a logical column in the level of the Administration?

Please provide help.

Thanks in advance,
knani
1. This is what you're doing wrong:

New column object/logic/general tab/use existing logical column as a source.

and you choose the column RULE and writing COUNT (DISTINCT RULE)

and after registration/check, you will receive ERROR:

[38083] of the attribute "MEASURE1" defines a measure by using an obsolete method.

You do not MEASURE1 set on the way that you did.

2. you define MEASURE1 on this way:

Type of new object/logic tab/data tab General/column

Now in the tab type of data go to a logical source/edit/measure1 table and select the RULE table to part PHYSICAL TABLE column.

After that in your logical column MEASURE1 aggregation type choose COUNT DISTINCT.

That's all.

This will give you COUNT (DISTINCT RULE).

3. put the MEASURE1 in record presentation/table with CAT, RULE, and STATUS columns

4. test answers

FILTER (CAT_RULE_STATUS. MEASURE1 TO AID (CAT_RULE_STATUS. STATUS = 1))

FILTER (CAT_RULE_STATUS. MEASURE1 TO AID (CAT_RULE_STATUS. STATUS = 2))

FILTER (CAT_RULE_STATUS. MEASURE1 TO AID (CAT_RULE_STATUS. STATUS = 3))

Result:
2 2 1

It's okay, you see how many separate RULES are inside each State (see our example with data).

I did physical table (select) to this case:

Select 1 as cat, 1 rule, 1 the status of double
Union of all the
Select 1 as cat, rule 1, 2 the status of double
Union of all the
Select 1 as cat, rule 1, 3 that the status of double
Union of all the
Select 1 as cat, 1, 2 as a rule that the status of double
Union of all the
Select 1 as cat, 2 2 status of double rule

Concerning
Goran
http://108obiee.blogspot.com

Create a trigger instead of update several tables in a view

Dear everybody

I am trying to create a trigger that updates instead of to day joined several tables in a view, but I can't get my trigger to work. The create view command was as follows:

CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
AS
SELECT MAP_INDEX.mi_prinx,
       index_type_id,
       original_map_publication_id,
       original_map_sheet_number_id,
       name_of_feature,
       geog_coordinates_id,
       GEOG_COORDINATES.mi_prinx AS "mi_prinx_polygon",
       GEOG_COORDINATES.geographical_coordinates,
       GEOG_COORDINATES.mapinfo_style_row
 FROM MAP_INDEX
  JOIN GEOG_COORDINATES
   ON geog_coordinates_id=GEOG_COORDINATES.mi_prinx;

The view above connects a polygon table to the table of function names which means that a polygon appears several times in a view, even though one version of the polygon exists in the base table. This means the direct update of view cannot take place, since 1 polygon can appear multiple times in a view. The two original base tables and their columns names are:

MAP_INDEX
---------
MI_PRINX
INDEX_TYPE_ID
ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID
ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID
NAME_OF_FEATURE
MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES
GEOG_COORDINATES_ID

GEOG_COORDINATES
----------------
MI_PRINX
GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES
MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW

Relax, I created was as follows:

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER TRIG_VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
   INSTEAD OF UPDATE ON VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
      REFERENCING NEW AS NEW
 FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
 UPDATE MAP_INDEX
  SET mi_prinx = :NEW.mi_prinx,
      index_type_id = :NEW.index_type_id,
      original_map_publication_id = :NEW.original_map_publication_id,
      original_map_sheet_number_id = :NEW.original_map_sheet_number_id,
      name_of_feature = :NEW.name_of_feature,
      mapinfo_style_row = :NEW.mapinfo_style_row,
      geographical_coordinates = :NEW.geographical_coordinates,
      geog_coordinates_id = :NEW.geog_coordinates_id
   WHERE geog_coordinates_id = :OLD.geog_coordinates_id;
 UPDATE GEOG_COORDINATES
  SET mi_prinx = :NEW.mi_prinx,
      geographical_coordinates = :NEW.geographical_coordinates,
      mapinfo_style_row = :NEW.mapinfo_style_row
   WHERE mi_prinx = :OLD.mi_prinx;
END;
/

The idea is that when I draw a new polygon in MapInfo and assign him a revised number geog_coordinates_id and the number of mi_prinx_polygon, which are the same, once I have save the view as then it updates the underlying tables. Geographical_coordinates and mapinfo_style_row of map_index table columns are columns with ancient polygon data which while not having currently new data inserted into them, are required for the previous data they contain. These data are currently being added to the geog_coordinates table with other scripts. The idea is that all the data is then read using a view and updates made to the view, triggering instead of relaxing, so data are not duplicated but still visible as if it were.

When I created first the relaxation above in SQLdeveloper it seems to run constantly. Then my computer crashed, not related to this work, and I lost session because I did not commit it. I was not ready to commit it because I believe that something is wrong.

I am in the trigger syntax correctly and I go about it in the right way? I want to only update the rows that have changed, that's why I was using: NEWS and: OLD.

Kind regards

Tim

Published by: user467357 on November 18, 2008 18:07
I modified my script a little because there were a few errors. for example. start and old as old and view name typo

Something like this->

satyaki>
satyaki>select * from v$version;

BANNER
----------------------------------------------------------------
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Prod
PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
CORE    10.2.0.3.0      Production
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production

Elapsed: 00:00:01.78
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>create table MAP_INDEX
  2   (
  3        mi_prinx                    NUMBER(10) not null,
  4        index_type_id                NUMBER(6) not null,
  5        original_map_publication_id  NUMBER(6) not null,
  6        original_map_sheet_number_id NUMBER(6) not null,
  7        name_of_feature              VARCHAR2(80) not null,
  8        mapinfo_style_row            VARCHAR2(80),
  9        geographical_coordinates    SDO_GEOMETRY,
 10        geog_coordinates_id          NUMBER(10),
 11        constraints pk_mi_prinx primary key(mi_prinx)
 12   );

Table created.

Elapsed: 00:00:04.39
satyaki>
satyaki>create table GEOG_COORINDATES
  2   (
  3     mi_prinx NUMBER(10) not null,
  4     geographical_coordinates SDO_GEOMETRY,
  5     mapinfo_style_row VARCHAR2(80),
  6     constraints pk_mi_prinx_n primary key(mi_prinx)
  7   );

Table created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.30
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  2  AS
  3  SELECT MAP_INDEX.mi_prinx,
  4         MAP_INDEX.index_type_id,
  5         MAP_INDEX.original_map_publication_id,
  6         MAP_INDEX.original_map_sheet_number_id,
  7         MAP_INDEX.name_of_feature,
  8         MAP_INDEX.geog_coordinates_id,
  9         GEOG_COORINDATES.mi_prinx AS "mi_prinx_polygon",
 10         GEOG_COORINDATES.geographical_coordinates,
 11         GEOG_COORINDATES.mapinfo_style_row
 12   FROM MAP_INDEX , GEOG_COORINDATES
 13   WHERE MAP_INDEX.geog_coordinates_id=GEOG_COORINDATES.mi_prinx;

View created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.32
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>insert into MAP_INDEX values(
  2                                 &mi_prinx,
  3                                 &index_type_id,
  4                                 &original_map_publication_id,
  5                                 &original_map_sheet_number_id,
  6                                 '&name_of_feature',
  7                                 '&mapinfo_style_row',
  8                                 null,
  9                                 &geog_coordinates_id);
Enter value for mi_prinx: 1
old   2:                                &mi_prinx,
new   2:                                1,
Enter value for index_type_id: 44
old   3:                                &index_type_id,
new   3:                                44,
Enter value for original_map_publication_id: 5678
old   4:                                &original_map_publication_id,
new   4:                                5678,
Enter value for original_map_sheet_number_id: 356
old   5:                                &original_map_sheet_number_id,
new   5:                                356,
Enter value for name_of_feature: AA
old   6:                                '&name_of_feature',
new   6:                                'AA',
Enter value for mapinfo_style_row: GG
old   7:                                '&mapinfo_style_row',
new   7:                                'GG',
Enter value for geog_coordinates_id: 9
old   9:                                &geog_coordinates_id)
new   9:                                9)

1 row created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.16
satyaki>/
Enter value for mi_prinx: 2
old   2:                                &mi_prinx,
new   2:                                2,
Enter value for index_type_id: 55
old   3:                                &index_type_id,
new   3:                                55,
Enter value for original_map_publication_id: 6789
old   4:                                &original_map_publication_id,
new   4:                                6789,
Enter value for original_map_sheet_number_id: 357
old   5:                                &original_map_sheet_number_id,
new   5:                                357,
Enter value for name_of_feature: BB
old   6:                                '&name_of_feature',
new   6:                                'BB',
Enter value for mapinfo_style_row: 10
old   7:                                '&mapinfo_style_row',
new   7:                                '10',
Enter value for geog_coordinates_id: 8
old   9:                                &geog_coordinates_id)
new   9:                                8)

1 row created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.04
satyaki>
satyaki>commit;

Commit complete.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.03
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(&mi_prinx,null,'&mapinfo_style_row');
Enter value for mi_prinx: 9
Enter value for mapinfo_style_row: FFG
old   1: insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(&mi_prinx,null,'&mapinfo_style_row')
new   1: insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(9,null,'FFG')

1 row created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.07
satyaki>/
Enter value for mi_prinx: 8
Enter value for mapinfo_style_row: GGT
old   1: insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(&mi_prinx,null,'&mapinfo_style_row')
new   1: insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(8,null,'GGT')

1 row created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.05
satyaki>
satyaki>commit;

Commit complete.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.02
satyaki>
satyaki>select * from VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC;

  MI_PRINX INDEX_TYPE_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID NAME_OF_FEATURE                                                                  GEOG_COORDINATES_ID mi_prinx_polygon GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES(SDO_GTYPE, SDO_SRID, SDO_POINT(X, Y, Z), SDO_ELEM_INFO, SDO_ORDINATES)
---------- ------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- ---------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         1            44                        5678                          356 AA                                                                                                 9                9
         2            55                        6789                          357 BB                                                                                                 8                8                                                                                                                 

Elapsed: 00:00:00.09
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER TRIG_VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  2  INSTEAD OF UPDATE ON VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  3  FOR EACH ROW
  4  DECLARE
  5   m_info_svw  varchar2(80);
  6  BEGIN
  7   m_info_svw :=  :NEW.mapinfo_style_row;
  8
  9   UPDATE MAP_INDEX
 10    SET mi_prinx = :NEW.mi_prinx,
 11        index_type_id = :NEW.index_type_id,
 12        original_map_publication_id = :NEW.original_map_publication_id,
 13        original_map_sheet_number_id = :NEW.original_map_sheet_number_id,
 14        name_of_feature = :NEW.name_of_feature,
 15        mapinfo_style_row = m_info_svw,
 16        geographical_coordinates = :NEW.geographical_coordinates,
 17        geog_coordinates_id = :NEW.geog_coordinates_id
 18     WHERE geog_coordinates_id = :OLD.geog_coordinates_id;
 19   UPDATE GEOG_COORINDATES
 20    SET mi_prinx = :NEW.geog_coordinates_id,
 21        geographical_coordinates = :NEW.geographical_coordinates,
 22        mapinfo_style_row = m_info_svw
 23     WHERE mi_prinx = :OLD.geog_coordinates_id;
 24  END;
 25  /

Trigger created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.20
satyaki>
satyaki>select * from VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC;

  MI_PRINX INDEX_TYPE_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID NAME_OF_FEATURE                                                                  GEOG_COORDINATES_ID mi_prinx_polygon GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES(SDO_GTYPE, SDO_SRID, SDO_POINT(X, Y, Z), SDO_ELEM_INFO, SDO_ORDINATES)
---------- ------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- ---------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         1            44                        5678                          356 CC                                                                                                 9                9
         2            55                        6789                          357 BB                                                                                                 8                8                                                                                                                 

Elapsed: 00:00:00.09
satyaki>
satyaki>select mi_prinx,mapinfo_style_row from GEOG_COORINDATES;

  MI_PRINX MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
---------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         9 FFG
         8 GGT

Elapsed: 00:00:00.07
satyaki>select * from MAP_INDEX;

  MI_PRINX INDEX_TYPE_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID NAME_OF_FEATURE                                                                  MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW                                                                GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES(SDO_GTYPE, SDO_SRID, SDO_POINT(X, Y, Z), S
---------- ------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------
         1            44                        5678                          356 CC                                                                               HHH
         2            55                        6789                          357 BB                                                                               HHH                                                                                                                                                  

Elapsed: 00:00:00.12
satyaki>
satyaki>update VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  2    set name_of_feature = 'DD'
  3  where mi_prinx = 1;

1 row updated.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.05
satyaki>
satyaki>select * from VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC;

  MI_PRINX INDEX_TYPE_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID NAME_OF_FEATURE                                                                  GEOG_COORDINATES_ID mi_prinx_polygon GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES(SDO_GTYPE, SDO_SRID, SDO_POINT(X, Y, Z), SDO_ELEM_INFO, SDO_ORDINATES)
---------- ------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- ---------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         1            44                        5678                          356 DD                                                                                                 9                9
         2            55                        6789                          357 BB                                                                                                 8                8                                                                                                                 

Elapsed: 00:00:00.08
satyaki>
satyaki>select mi_prinx,mapinfo_style_row from GEOG_COORINDATES;

  MI_PRINX MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
---------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         9 FFG
         8 GGT

Elapsed: 00:00:00.06
satyaki>
satyaki>update VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  2     set mapinfo_style_row = 'OOOO'
  3     where mi_prinx = 1;

1 row updated.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.05
satyaki>
satyaki>select mi_prinx,mapinfo_style_row from GEOG_COORINDATES;

  MI_PRINX MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
---------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         9 OOOO
         8 GGT

Elapsed: 00:00:00.06
satyaki>
satyaki>select mapinfo_style_row from MAP_INDEX;

MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OOOO
HHH

Elapsed: 00:00:00.06
satyaki>

Hope this will help you.

Kind regards.

LOULOU.

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Hello

I started playing with the gears and SQlLite today and I get an error when I try to insert values into a table with multiple columns.

I have:
```
var db = google.gears.factory.create('beta.database');
    db.open('developerSet');
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    var devName = "Davy"
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    try {
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        alert('success');
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```
I get the error:

net.rim.device.api.database.DatabaseException; insert into developers values (?,?): SQL logic error or missing database.

I use this reference: http://code.google.com/apis/gears/api_database.html

Everything works if I have only one field as:
```
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    var devName = "Davy"
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In general, its not considered a best practice to remove your table as soon as it is empty and re - create it again when you want to add data. This adds extra overhead fresh for the final, delete and insert first for a given table. Instead, define and finalize your drawing before you create your table. Once created, review the static schema.

That being said, for development purposes, it may be easier to provide an easy way to drop your tables while you develop your schema.

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Hello
Oracle 10.2.0.4
We try to hide some data from some users. My suggestion is that we create a new view_schema scheme on the same instance where we said the source tables in source_schema.
We then create views in view_schema as below
CREATE VIEW AS SELECT * FROM source_schema.table where COLUMN_n = "XYZ";
We then grant SELECT on these views to a role and assign this role new users to be able to consult the data consulted.
If the questions below.
1. We can create views to view the data in another schema WITHOUT giving SELECT permissions on source_schema.tanle directluy?
2. It works and there is no need to create synonyms etc.
3. YOU can manage users and much easilier view (s)
Is there a sense and who better than the selection seen with say table_name_view in the source schema to this effect and even the creation of synonyms for these points of view with the same name, yasmina in sourece_schema?
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Hello

Oracle 10.2.0.4

We try to hide some data from some users. My suggestion is that we create a new view_schema scheme on the same instance where we said the source tables in source_schema.

We then create views in view_schema as below

CREATE VIEW AS SELECT * FROM source_schema.table where COLUMN_n = "XYZ";

We then grant SELECT on these views to a role and assign this role new users to be able to consult the data consulted.

If the questions below.
1. We can create views to view the data in another schema WITHOUT giving SELECT permissions on source_schema.tanle directluy?
2. It works and there is no need to create synonyms etc.
3. YOU can manage users and much easilier view (s)
Is there a sense and who better than the selection seen with say table_name_view in the source schema to this effect and even the creation of synonyms for these points of view with the same name, yasmina in sourece_schema?

Thank you
1. you can create the view in another schema (first granting of privileges to the schema of the view) without granting privileges of the schema of the source

2. you probably want to create public synonyms for the view (s). You can refer to the view as schema.view, but it's bulky

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