debug this anonymous block

assistance required in the present case I am trying to print all the values of the record as below, but error "LAST" must be declared...

declare

type t1 is (record

EmpNo, emp. EMPNO % type,

Ename emp.ename%type

);

T1 t2;

Start

Select empno, ename in t2 from emp where deptno = 10;

I'm looping 1.t2.last

dbms_output.put_line (T2.empno (i) |) «, » || T2.ename (i));

end loop;

end;

a_cute_person wrote:

assistance required in the present case I am trying to print all the values of the record as below, but error "LAST" must be declared...

declare

type t1 is (record

EmpNo, emp. EMPNO % type,

Ename emp.ename%type

);

T1 t2;

Start

Select empno, ename in t2 from emp where deptno = 10;

I'm looping 1.t2.last

dbms_output.put_line (T2.empno (i) |) «, » || T2.ename (i));

end loop;

end;

Why are you a loop in a record? You must set a record collection and use.

Like this

declare
  type rec is record
  (
    empno emp.EMPNO%type,
    ename emp.ename%type
  );
  type tbl is table of rec;
  t2 tbl;
begin
  select empno,ename bulk collect into t2 from emp where deptno = 10;
  for i in 1..t2.count
  loop
    dbms_output.put_line(t2(i).empno||','||t2(i).ename);
  end loop;
end;

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    and here is the procedure:

    create or replace
    PROCEDURE p_P5020_test
    --
    -- Parameter:
    --
      (
    -- Daten vom Gesprächspartner:
      i_GespAnrede_tx varchar2,
      i_GespName_tx varchar2,
      i_GespVorname_tx varchar2,
      i_GespTitel_tx varchar2,
      i_GespStelle_tx varchar2,
      i_GespFunktion_isn number,
      i_GespBereich_isn number,
      i_GespTelNr_nr varchar2,
      i_GespTelNrArt_isn number,
    -- Daten vom Ansprechpartner:
      i_ApAnrede_tx varchar2,
      i_ApName_tx varchar2,
      i_ApVorname_tx varchar2,
      i_ApTitel_tx varchar2,
      i_ApStelle_tx varchar2,
      i_ApFunktion_isn number,
      i_ApBereich_isn number,
      i_ApTelNr_nr varchar2,
      i_ApTelNrArt_isn number,
    -- Allgemeine Parameter:
      i_UN_nr number,
      i_TelNr_isn number,
      i_hiber_isn number,
      i_anlVon_tx varchar2,
      i_TaskArt_isn number,
      i_sonstGrund_tx varchar2,
      i_Bemerkung_tx varchar2,
    -- für die Task:
      i_BeginnDatum_dt date,
      i_BeginnZeit_ts timestamp,
      i_FaelligVonDatum_dt date,
      i_FaelligVonZeit_ts timestamp,
      i_FaelligBisDatum_dt date,
      i_FaelligBisZeit_ts timestamp,
      i_TaskPrio_isn number
      )
    --
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    --
    IS
    --
    -- Variablen:
    --
      v_MA_nr number := 4;
      v_GespBez_nr number;                -- return BezNr vom Gesprächspartner
      v_ApBez_nr number;                  -- return BezNr vom Ansprechpartner
      v_Task_nr number;                   -- return TaskNr für die Kon
      v_TaskThema_tx varchar2(40);            -- anhand taskart ermitteln
    -- für die Beziehung:
      v_BezGueltigVon_dt date := sysdate;
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    -- für die Notiz / Kon:
      v_KonThema_tx varchar2(40);
      v_KonArt_isn number;
      v_KonWeg_isn number := 2;           -- 2 = Telefon
      v_KonDatum_dt date := sysdate;
      v_KonUhrzeit_ts timestamp := systimestamp;
    --
    --
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    --
    BEGIN
    -- select into für variablen durchführen
    --
    --
    -- v_taskThema_tx füllen
      IF i_taskArt_isn != 999999
      THEN
        SELECT
          TASK_ART_NAME
        INTO v_taskThema_tx
        FROM T_TASK_ART
        WHERE task_art_isn = i_taskArt_isn;
    
    --
    --
    -- v_KonArt_ISN füllen
        IF i_TaskArt_isn = 10    -- Nennung verweigert
        THEN v_KonArt_ISN := 13;
        END IF;
        IF i_TaskArt_isn = 11    -- krank 
        THEN v_KonArt_ISN := 7; 
        END IF;
        IF i_TaskArt_isn = 12    -- Urlaub
        THEN v_KonArt_ISN := 8;
        END IF;
        IF i_TaskArt_isn = 13    -- nicht am Platz
        THEN v_KonArt_ISN := 9;
        END IF;
        IF i_TaskArt_isn = 14    -- Feierabend
        THEN v_KonArt_ISN := 10;
        END IF;
        IF i_TaskArt_isn = 15    -- Besprechung
        THEN v_KonArt_ISN := 11;
        END IF;
        IF i_TaskArt_isn = 16    -- zu Tisch
        THEN v_KonArt_ISN := 12;
        END IF;
        IF i_TaskArt_isn = 17    -- sonstiger Grund
        THEN v_KonArt_ISN := 14;
        END IF;
    --
    --
    -- v_konThema_tx füllen
        SELECT
          kon_art_name
        INTO v_konThema_tx
        FROM T_KON_ART
        WHERE kon_art_isn = v_konArt_isn;
    --
    --
      END IF; -- i_taskArt_isn != 999999
    --
    --
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    --
    --
    --
        IF i_ApName_tx IS NOT NULL      -- AP gefüllt? 
     -- dann Gesp anlegen
        THEN
          INSERT INTO t_bez
            (
            bez_un_nr,
            bez_anrede,
            bez_titel,
            bez_name,
            bez_vorname,
            bez_stelle,
            bez_funktion_isn,
            bez_bereich_isn,
            bez_bemerkung,
            bez_gueltig_von,
            bez_gueltig_bis,
            bez_anlvon
            )
          VALUES
            (
            i_un_nr,              -- bez_un_nr
            i_GespAnrede_tx,      -- bez_anrede
            i_GespTitel_tx,       -- bez_titel
            i_GespName_tx,        -- bez_name
            i_GespVorname_tx,     -- bez_vorname
            i_GespStelle_tx,      -- bez_stelle
            i_GespFunktion_isn,   -- bez_funktion_isn
            i_GespBereich_isn,    -- bez_bereich_isn
            'Als Gesprächspartner angelegt, '||           -- bez_bemerkung 
            to_char(sysdate, 'DD.MM.YYYY - hh24:mi')||
            ' '||
            i_AnlVon_tx||
            ' ',                  
            v_BezGueltigVon_dt,   -- bez_gueltig_von
            v_BezGueltigBis_dt,   -- bez_gueltig_bis
            i_AnlVon_tx           -- bez_anlvon        
            )
          RETURN t_bez.bez_nr INTO v_GespBez_nr;
      -- telefonnummer anlegen
          INSERT INTO t_telnr
            (
            telnr_von,
            telnr_vonnr,
            telnr_nr,
            telnr_art_isn,
            telnr_anlvon
            )
          VALUES
            (
            'BEZ',                  -- telnr_von
            v_GespBez_nr,           -- telnr_vonnr
            i_GespTelNr_nr,         -- telnr_nr
            i_GespTelNrArt_isn,     -- telnr_art_isn
            i_AnlVon_tx             -- telnr_anlvon        
            )
          ;
    --
    --
    -- jetzt AP anlegen
          INSERT INTO T_BEZ
            (
            bez_un_nr,
            bez_anrede,
            bez_titel,
            bez_name,
            bez_vorname,
            bez_stelle,
            bez_funktion_isn,
            bez_bereich_isn,
            bez_bemerkung,
            bez_gueltig_von,
            bez_gueltig_bis,
            bez_anlvon        
            )
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            i_un_nr,            -- bez_un_nr
            i_ApAnrede_tx,      -- bez_anrede
            i_ApTitel_tx,       -- bez_titel
            i_ApName_tx,        -- bez_name
            i_ApVorname_tx,     -- bez_vorname
            i_ApStelle_tx,      -- bez_stelle
            i_ApFunktion_isn,   -- bez_funktion_isn
            i_ApBereich_isn,    -- bez_bereich_isn
            'Als Ansprechpartner angelegt, '||           -- bez_bemerkung 
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            i_AnlVon_tx||
            ' ',                  
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            v_BezGueltigBis_dt,   -- bez_gueltig_bis
            i_AnlVon_tx           -- bez_anlvon          
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            telnr_art_isn,
            telnr_anlvon
            )
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            i_ApTelNr_nr,         -- telnr_nr
            i_ApTelNrArt_isn,     -- telnr_art_isn
            i_AnlVon_tx           -- telnr_anlvon        
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    ---------------------------------------
    --
    --
    -- AP nicht gefüllt:
    --
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            bez_gueltig_bis,
            bez_anlvon
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            i_GespAnrede_tx,      -- bez_anrede
            i_GespTitel_tx,       -- bez_titel
            i_GespName_tx,        -- bez_name
            i_GespVorname_tx,     -- bez_vorname
            i_GespStelle_tx,      -- bez_stelle
            i_GespFunktion_isn,   -- bez_funktion_isn
            i_GespBereich_isn,    -- bez_bereich_isn
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            to_char(sysdate, 'DD.MM.YYYY - hh24:mi')||
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            v_BezGueltigBis_dt,   -- bez_gueltig_bis
            i_AnlVon_tx           -- bez_anlvon        
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            telnr_vonnr,
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            telnr_art_isn,
            telnr_anlvon
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            i_GespTelNr_nr,         -- telnr_nr
            i_GespTelNrArt_isn,     -- telnr_art_isn
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    --
    END;
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    >
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