DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line using FORALL

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• Impression of the empty spaces using dbms_output.put_line

  There is a single string get dynamically generated. Generation, it may or may not contain white spaces at the beginning. Then I try to print it on standard i/o using the DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE. But if there is some of the spaces in the string, they are ignored. Is there another way to print the exact string that is?

  Hello..

  It depends on the configuration of your client... you can set the option parameter serveroutput wrap...

  set serveroutput on size 100000 for wrap;
  begin
    2    dbms_output.put_line('  Hello world.');
    3  end;
    4  /
    Hello world.
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

• How to increment the value by using "FORALL" instead of loop for

  declare
  
  VAR_TYP TYPE IS VARRAY (32767) OF VARCHAR2 (32767).
  
  V_DSH_CM_NUMBER VAR_TYP;
  V_DSH_DATE VAR_TYP;
  V_DSH_TIME VAR_TYP;
  
  V_DSD_CM_NUMBER VAR_TYP;
  V_PLU_CODE VAR_TYP;
  V_DSD_DATE VAR_TYP;
  V_str_id VAR_TYP;
  
  LN_ITM NUMBER: = 0;
  number of STR_ID: = 30001;
  
  CURSOR CUR_DBMG_SAL_HEAD
  IS
  SELECT DSH. CM_NUMBER, D_DSH_CM_DATE, D_DSH_CM_TIME
  OF DBMG_SAL_HEAD DSH
  WHERE ROWNUM < 6;
  
  BEGIN
  CUR_DBMG_SAL_HEAD OPEN;
  LOOP
  COLLECT FETCH CUR_DBMG_SAL_HEAD IN BULK
  BY V_DSH_CM_NUMBER,
  V_DSH_DATE,
  V_DSH_TIME;
  
  FOR indx IN V_DSH_CM_NUMBER. FIRST... V_DSH_CM_NUMBER. LAST
  LOOP
  SELECT CM_NUMBER, V_DSH_DATE, PLU_CODE (indx)
  TO COLLECT FEES IN BULK
  IN V_DSD_CM_NUMBER, V_PLU_CODE, V_DSD_DATE
  FROM DBMG_SAL_DETL DSD
  WHERE DSD. CM_NUMBER = V_DSH_CM_NUMBER (indx);
  
  -block1
  FORALL ind IN 1.V_DSD_CM_NUMBER. COUNTY
  INSERT INTO PC_ALL_TAB
  VALUES (V_DSH_CM_NUMBER (indx),
  V_DSD_DATE (IND),
  V_DSD_CM_NUMBER (IND),
  V_PLU_CODE (IND),
  LN_ITM,
  STR_ID
  );
  
  LN_ITM: = LN_ITM + 1;
  -block2
  
  END LOOP;
  
  WHEN THE OUTPUT CUR_DBMG_SAL_HEAD % NOTFOUND;
  END LOOP;
  
  commit;
  
  CLOSE CUR_DBMG_SAL_HEAD;
  DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE('COMPLETE..!');
  END;
  
  o/p:-SELECT DSH_CM_NUMBER, LN_ITM FROM PC_ALL_TAB;
  
  DSH_CM_NUMBER LN_ITM
  4177424 0
  4177422 1
  4177426 2
  4177426 2
  4177426 2
  4177425 3
  4177427 4
  4177427 4
  4177427 4
  
  I need result as below, for eachdsh_cm_number, I need incrementing value of ln_itm... but using 'FORALL '.
  
  DSH_CM_NUMBER LN_ITM
  4177424 0
  
  4177422 0
  
  4177426 0
  4177426 1
  4177426 2
  
  4177425 0
  
  4177427 0
  4177427 1
  4177427 2

  Hello

  Why not do it in single SQL?

  As far as I can decode what you want (you seem to have too many variables), you try to do something like:

  INSERT INTO pc_all_tab (dsh_cm_number,
                          dsd_date,
                          dsd_cm_number,
                          plu_code,
                          ln_itm,
                          str_id
                         )
    SELECT dsh.cm_number,
           dsh.d_dsh_cm_date,
           dsd.cm_number,
           dsd.plu_code,
           row_number () OVER (PARTITION BY dsh.cm_number ORDER BY NULL) - 1 AS ln_itm,
           '30001' str_id
    FROM   dbmg_sal_detl dsd, dbmg_sal_head dsh
    WHERE  dsd.cm_number(+) = dsh.cm_number
           AND ROWNUM < 6;
  

  Concerning
  Peter

• dbms_output.put_line output

  I have this line of code in my trigger. I am using SQL Server 3.0
  
  dbms_output.put_line (' value: ' | v_something);
  
  I ran my triggers update, but do not have to see this output
  
  where can I see the output of this? =/

  Triggers are implicitly tire/run... This isn't like the procedure or function that you explicitly call...

  Published by: LPS on July 12, 2011 21:36

• How to get the output (!) during procedure-run / RAS dbms_output.put_line

  Hello again,
  
  during a migration script written in plsql, we print several status information on-screen using dbms_output.put_line.
  
  for your information:
  
  the script commits each lines x during a massive update. A commit is carried out whenever I want to have the output: Timestamp + number of lines committed themselves.
  
  Unfortunately the output by dbms_output.put_line is emptied to sqldeveloper once the procedure is complete.
  So I have all the time after the migration is complete, but if possible I need the information when it is put into the stack of the dbms_output.
  Is it possible to flush the output while the process is still ongoing? Are the alternatives to dbms_output.put_line who could help?
  
  Oracle is 10.2.0.4
  
  Thank you very much
  Andreas
  
  Published by: Andreas s. the 11.03.2011 01:38

  Note:
  Messages sent using the DBMS_OUTPUT are not actually sent until full subprogramme of the shipment or the relaxation. > There is no mechanism to flush the output during execution of a procedure.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/AppDev.102/b14258/d_output.htm

  you could just write your output to a table?

• dbms_output.put_line error...

  Hello
  
  I try to print dbms_output since records of thousands of 200000 more but its failure after a certain limit.
  I need to print documents at least 200000, is - it possible? or what is the limit max dbms_output in sqlplus?
  
  I use Oracle 11 g
  

  declare
  begin
  dbms_output.enable(1000000);
  
  for i in 1..200000
  loop
  dbms_output.put_line(i);
  end loop;
  end;
  /
  
  185184
  declare
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-20000: ORU-10027: buffer overflow, limit of 1000000 bytes
  ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_OUTPUT", line 32
  ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_OUTPUT", line 97
  ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_OUTPUT", line 112
  ORA-06512: at line 6

  user520824 wrote:
  Yes, I did but still error.

  11g has no limit of dbms_output impression?

  It has nothing to do with 11g. You issue:

  SET SERVEROUTPUT UNLIMITED SIZE

  And then in your code limit it to 1 000 000 by:

  dbms_output. Enable (1000000);

  Get rid of it and you'll be fine. Or, if you wish, you can change it to:

  dbms_output. Enable (null);

  set to unlimited in your code, then it becomes independent of SQL * more buffer serveroutput size setting

  SY.

  Published by: Solomon Yakobson on February 28, 2011 15:28

• possibility of improvement in dbms_output.put_line... !

  Hey,.
  
  I'm having a strange customer requirement.
  I use dbms_output.put_line to exit. But I was getting error of buffer flow.
  Then, I used to write the log to a file but when utl_file due to a problem of permission for the log file directory to the computer unix FTP, I can't use utl_file.
  
  Is it possible in dbms_output than if flow of buffer error raise at this time
  2nd log file generate the new name and the remaining log data written to the new log file.
  
  My code is generally inferior to...
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  SET OF BUFFER 1000000
  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  coil LMG_DBmigration_CP_DATA_Log.log
  
  Declare
  
  Start
  Stmnts for DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE;
  Stmnts for DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE;
  Stmnts for DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE;
  :
  :
  :
  Stmnts for DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE;
  
  end;
  /
  spool off
  "exit";
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  no idea...?
  
  Rgds,
  PC

  As long as you put dbms_output.enable (buffer_size-online NULL) in the begin... END of block (before first dbms_output.put_line is running), it won't be a problem.

• Developer SQl 2.1.0.62 - dbms_output.put_line

  When you try to use dbms_output.put_line sure seems to me keep receiving messages in the Logging tab and example Page would be:
  
  Index of invalid column for the SEVERE 96 516 oracle.dbtools.db.DBUtil
  
  This seems to occur when you perform a simple anonymous block with a command unique dbms_output.put_line.
  
  I tried SQL Developer of fence and using a new session, but same problem.
  
  What is an installation problem or something else?

  Hello

  The
  "" SERIOUS 103 26830 oracle.dbtools.db.DBUtil ORA-02248: invalid option for ALTER SESSION ".
  is a question of 9.2 is buggy and noted here:
  After the db will apear connection error.

  -Turloch

• DBMS_Output.put_line does not print in one line

  Hi people,
  
  I use 'DBMS_Output.put_line' in my procedure for output. Here is the code:
  
  Dbms_output.put_line ('LOGIT_T. detail records for Bill :'|| v_count_act |', detail of records for ball :'|| v_count_bal |', updated records for Bill :'|| v_updat_act |', update the records for the dance :'|| v_updat_bal |', Total records for Bill :'|| v_count_act |', Total records for Prom :'|| v_count_bal);
  
  When the procedure runs, it displays the output as shown below:
  
  LOGIT_T. records detailed bill: 619, detail records for the ball: 324, update records
  to the Act: 0, updated records for bal: 0, Total of records for Bill: 693, Total of records for
  Ball: 410
  
  Therefore, when you insert this whole line in the table, it only inserts the following text. Therefore, does not take into account the rest of the text (field of table width is 2000 bytes):
  
  LOGIT_T. records detailed bill: 619, detail records for the ball: 324, update records
  
  Looks like, it's automatically wrapping the text to the next line. While I want the output above on a single line, as shown below, and to be inserted in my table of the entire text:
  
  LOGIT_T. records detailed bill: 619, retail for Prom: 324, updated records records for Bill: 0, records update for Prom: 0, Total of records for Bill: 693, Total of records for Prom: 410
  
  No idea how to do this? The parameters or configuration I'm missing here?
  
  Hope I made sense above and clearly describes my situation.
  Thanks in advance guys!

  in sqlplus, you can use set linesize:

  SQL > set serverout on
  SQL > set linesize 10
  SQL > exec dbms_output.put_line ("' is a line of text that exceeds 10 characters");
  It is a
  line
  text which
  exceed the 10
  characters

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  SQL > set linesize 132
  SQL > exec dbms_output.put_line ("' is a line of text that exceeds 10 characters");
  It is a line of text that is longer than 10 characters

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

• Benefits of using Forall

  Can someone explain the benefits of using Forall on a loop in a PL/SQL block?

  ForAll basically bulkbind the sql statement and send the whole sqls a short to the SQL runtime engine.

  So it will work quickly and reduce context switching.

• Problem dbms_output.put_line SYSDATE

  Hello, I have a package with contains several procedures. I have a main procedure that call many procedures in any other package. I print the sysdate with dbms_output.put_line in the main proceedings. I do this in other procedures, but the problem is that the sysdate is not consecutive. For example:

  PKG_MAIN. MAIN_PROCEDURE

  ...

  BEGIN

  dbms_output.put_line (to_char (sysdate, ' dd/mm/yy hh'));

  PKG_SECOND_PACKAGE. PROCEDURE_ONE

  dbms_output.put_line (to_char (sysdate, ' dd/mm/yy hh'));

  END MAIN_PROCEDURE;

  END PKG_MAIN;

  PKG_SECOND_PACKAGE. PROCEDURE_ONE

  BEGIN

  dbms_output.put_line (to_char (sysdate, ' dd/mm/yy hh'));

  END PROCEDURE_ONE;

  END PKG_SECOND_PACKAGE;

  then the DBMS_OUTPUT: will be:

  23/09/14 02:09:55

  23/09/14 02:09:12

  23/09/14 02:09:55

  the problem is that the dbms_output.put_line (sysdate) in the second package is that the main_package. Why is the second sysdate before the first?

  Thanks in advance

  You lose part of the minutes of the time average HH hour, month, seconds. You must change your formats hh:mi: ss.

  I am surprised Billy and BluShadow have not heard that.

• Takes a lot of time using forall delete

  Hello

  I'm insertions and deletions of rows via forall. Insert taking less time to insert the lines but by coming to

  delete, it takes more than 5 days, a lot of time to remove 18.5 millions of rows in a table using forall.

  the main table with 70 million lines.

  the code is...

  Get the ref_typ COLLECT LOOSE l_id_tbl LIMIT 10000;

  Start

  FORALL i in 1.l_id_tbl. COUNTY

  INSERT INTO change_test (id,

  history,

  transaction,

  date)

  VALUES (seq.nextval,

  "CHANGE_HIS,"

  l_id_tbl (i),

  SYSDATE);

  exception

  while others then

  null;

  end;

  Start

  FoRALL i in 1.l_id_tbl. COUNTY

  DELETE FROM change_his

  where id = l_id_tbl (i);

  exception

  while others then

  null;

  end;

  end loop;

  so please give me a good solution to remove lines of less than 5 days...

  > exception when other then null;

  Seriously. You want to REMOVE the lines, even if they did not get inserted? You don't care to if they are deleted?

• Dbms_output.put_line call does not work

  Greetings,

  I would be grateful if someone could help me

  I created the following slider:

  DECLARE

  CURSOR cursor_condition (v_duration_modifiee number) IS

  Select * from param_condition

  WHERE v_duration_modifiee > min_condition

  AND v_duration_modifiee < = max_condition;

  BEGIN

  FOR record_condition IN cursor_condition (3.8)

  LOOP

  dbms_output.put_line ('test' | record_condition.id_condition);

  END LOOP;

  END;

  If I run the script according to whether I receive anonymous block finished, but I can't see the output to the screen.

  concerning

  You issued a SET SERVEROUTPUT ON, before you run the block?

  How did did you run it? SQL * more? TOAD?

  SQL > set serverout off
  SQL > start
  2 dbms_output.put_line ("'Hello world!");
  3 end;
  4.

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  SQL > set serverout on
  SQL > start
  2 dbms_output.put_line ("'Hello world!");
  3 end;
  4.
  Hello world!

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

• Procedure / dbms_output.put_line

  Hello
  
  
  In a procedure, I have a few dbms_output.put_line at each stage. Now the console output of sqlplus we show directly in the user interface. But the problem is all the messages are projected at the end of the procedure. This means that if we treat for 30 days and each day is to take a minute, we all messages after 30 minutes.
  
  Can in any case we can show the message as it passes?

  Mr. Leroy wrote:
  Ok.. He got now.
  What happens if I create a stand-alone transaction, the message and show inside? Or again, it will show at the end of the main procedure?

  If you ask this question you still don't understand. You are confused client, server and transactions. SQL * more (client) application server database to run the stored procedure. Regardless of the number of transactions stored procedure runs - SQL * Plus will have fine control of the stored procedure.

  SY.

• Exception with dbms_output.put_line

  Hello guys,.
  
  I work with Oracle Database 11.2.0.2.0, and there are jobs with these lines:
  
  
  EXCEPTION
  WHILE OTHERS THEN
  dbms_output.put_line (SubStr ("error" |)) TO_CHAR (SQLCODE) | ":" | SQLERRM, 1, 255));
  LIFT;
  
  The problem is that I Don t know how to see the mistakes if cancels the job. So my question is: do you know how to see the error?
  
  I was reading on the internet and people recommend replace the DBMS_OUTPUT to UTL_FILE. So, I'd be able to write logs to a file from the file system.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  You can save errors in a table or allows to save in a file UTL_FILE.
  A common practice is to record the errors in an error table.

  CREATE TABLE ERRORS_TABLE
  (
    ERROR_ID         NUMBER(10)                   NOT NULL,
    ERROR_TYPE       VARCHAR2(1 BYTE),
    ERROR_CODE       NUMBER(10),
    ERROR_TEXT       VARCHAR2(2000 BYTE),
    TIMESTAMP        DATE,
    ...
    ...
  )