Dynamic cursor Type strong?
I am currently using Oracle 11.2 G and I was wondering if you can declare a dynamic cursor as a strong Ref Cursor type or it may be declared as weak type ref cursor? Now, if she can only be declared as a weak type Ref Cursor, is it possible to avoid having to explicitly declare the type names and field being returned by the cursor? Sense, is any way to avoid having to do something like that...TYPE example_rec IS RECORD
(
col1 VARCHAR2,
col2 NUMBER,
col3 NUMBER,
etc...
)I wonder if this is possible is because I have a large number of fields returned in my cursor, and I was hoping on not having to type each person and its type. In addition, I think this would make maintenance easier.
user652714 wrote:
No, not quite. I ask if I can create a strong dynamic type Ref cusors. Here is a Pseudo code:DECLARE TYPE test_rec IS TABLE OF test_cur%ROWTYPE; -- i'm wondering if i can do something like this --'The code below is what I am TRYING TO AVOID' TYPE test_cur IS REF CURSOR; TYPE test_rec IS RECORD ( col1 VARCHAR2, col2 NUMBER, col3 NUMBEr )
Is not possible.
Let's say you would set an TEST_REC as above. How would refer to the members of the structure of your code? This type could describe anything like projection of the cursor could be anything - a unique column, to a 100 columns. A combination of columns that can include data types of the LOB of tables nested SQL types defined by the user.
So, how can you refer to these columns in the structure of table TEST_REC ? Guess?
A new concept - all SQL statements are parsed, stored and executed as sliders. REF CURSOR, cursors implicit, explicit cursors and so on, are CLIENT interfaces to the created SQL cursor. Each of these interfaces to client cursor works in a specific way and provide a set of specific features.
Next concept - to extract a SQL cursor, the client code NEEDS to know the structure of the projection of this cursor SQL. The code needs to know the number and types of data in the columns returned by the cursor.
The customer may address the issue in two ways.
Statically. In other words, at the time of coding, SQL projection, returned by this SQL cursor is known. The developer can thus use some thing like + % RowType % + to indicate to the compiler that record structure to define. The compiler parses the SQL cursor in the code, describes the projection of SQL and compiles this projection of SQL as the static structure in the code.
+ % RowType + in this regard is as a #define of C macro. He tells the PL/SQL compiler to describe the cursor SQL projection, then produced a PL/SQL, based on the record structure.
Dynamically. This means at the time of coding, SQL, returned by this SQL cursor is unknown. In this case the compiler has no idea at compile time what structure will be returned by the cursor. Compiled source code may not define a static structure for this cursor SQL - the SQL cursor may return any kind of structure. The source code needs to use the same approach as what the compiler does when it comes to SQL static cursors.
The source code needs to analyze the cursor, describe the SQL cursor and then pick dynamically by the cursor. Client cursor interface that supports this approach is DBMS_SQL. No ref Cursor.
Keep in mind that these static and dynamic methods to describe how the code consumes the cursor - extraction of rows in the cursor.
A static method (where the projection of SQL is known) however apply to the TWO instructions static SQL and dynamic SQL statements. You can use dynamic SQL statements in your code, but a rule which stipulates that, regardless of the SQL code is waiting for a specific static SQL projection of this SQL cursor.
The dynamic method (where the projection of SQL is unknown) is 'real' dynamic SQL - as the projection of SQL and are all two dynamic SQL code.
Examples of Basic code:
// STATIC SQL CURSOR
SQL> create or replace procedure FooProc is
2 cursor c is select object_id, object_name from user_objects;
3 type TBuffer is table of c%RowType;
4 buffer TBuffer;
5 begin
6 open c;
7 loop
8 fetch c bulk collect into buffer limit 100;
9 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line( buffer.Count||' row(s) fetched.' );
10 exit when c%NotFound;
11 end loop;
12 close c;
13 end;
14 /
Procedure created.
SQL>
SQL> exec FooProc
100 row(s) fetched.
43 row(s) fetched.
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
// STATIC SQL PROJECTION, BUT DYNAMIC SQL CURSOR
SQL> create or replace procedure FooProc( c in out sys_refcursor ) is
2 E_CURSOR_ERROR exception;
3 pragma exception_init( E_CURSOR_ERROR, -00932 );
4 type TRecord is record(
5 name varchar2(30),
6 value varchar2(100)
7 );
8 type TBuffer is table of TRecord;
9 buffer TBuffer;
10 begin
11 loop
12 fetch c bulk collect into buffer limit 100;
13 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line( buffer.Count||' row(s) fetched.' );
14 exit when c%NotFound;
15 end loop;
16 close c;
17 exception when E_CURSOR_ERROR then
18 close c;
19 raise_application_error(
20 -20000,
21 'Cursor projection contains an invalid data structure.'
22 );
23 end;
24 /
Procedure created.
SQL> var c refcursor
SQL> exec open :c for select object_id, object_name from user_objects;
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec FooProc( :c );
100 row(s) fetched.
43 row(s) fetched.
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec open :c for select object_id, object_name, created from user_objects;
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec FooProc( :c );
BEGIN FooProc( :c ); END;
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-20000: Cursor projection contains an invalid data structure.
ORA-06512: at "BILLY.FOOPROC", line 19
ORA-06512: at line 1
// DYNAMIC SQL AND DYNAMIC SQL PROJECTION
SQL> create or replace procedure FooProc( sqlSelect varchar2 ) is
2 c integer;
3 rc integer;
4 colCnt integer;
5 fetchCnt integer;
6 projection DBMS_SQL.DESC_TAB;
7 begin
8 --// ceate and parse the cursor
9 c := DBMS_SQL.open_cursor;
10 DBMS_SQL.parse(
11 c,
12 sqlSelect,
13 DBMS_SQL.native
14 );
15
16 rc := DBMS_SQL.execute( c );
17
18 --// describe the sql projection
19 DBMS_SQL.describe_columns( c, colCnt, projection );
20
21 --// the sql projection's fields/columns
22 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line( 'SQL projection:' );
23 for i in 1..colCnt loop
24 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line( '- '||projection(i).col_name );
25 end loop;
26
27 --// fetch and process
28 fetchCnt := 0;
29 loop
30 rc := DBMS_SQL.fetch_rows( c );
31 exit when rc = 0;
32 --// use DBMS_SQL.column_value() to read fetched row's columns
33 fetchCnt := fetchCnt + 1;
34 end loop;
35 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line( fetchCnt||' row(s) fetched.' );
36
37 DBMS_SQL.close_cursor( c );
38 end;
39 /
Procedure created.
SQL>
SQL> exec FooProc( 'select object_id, object_name from user_objects' );
SQL projection:
- OBJECT_ID
- OBJECT_NAME
143 row(s) fetched.
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
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I have a quick question. I build dynamic cursor depends on the setting. The one here is my common charly.
I use the 5 parameter in place several in my query. So, I use almost 40 values if I used with would adopt it. Is there another way to manage rather than spend 40 times.
Appreciated your help.SELECT decode(GROUPING(nvl2(p_level5, nvl(hier.LVL6,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level4, nvl(hier.LVL5,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level3, nvl(hier.LVL4,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level2, nvl(hier.LVL3,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level1, nvl(hier.LVL2,''UNKNOWN''), nvl(hier.LVL1,''UNKNOWN''))))))), '1', 'Total', nvl2(p_level5, nvl(hier.LVL6,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level4, nvl(hier.LVL5,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level3, nvl(hier.LVL4,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level2, nvl(hier.LVL3,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level1, nvl(hier.LVL2,''UNKNOWN''), nvl(hier.LVL1,''UNKNOWN''))))))) NAME, SUM(kpi), ..... from tb_test1,... where WHERE upper(nvl(LVL1, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(p_level1, LVL1)) AND upper(nvl(LVL2, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(p_level2, LVL2)) AND upper(nvl(LVL3, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(p_level3, LVL3)) AND upper(nvl(LVL4, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(p_level4, LVL4)) AND upper(nvl(LVL5, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(p_level5, LVL5)) AND upper(nvl(LVL6, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(p_level6, LVL6)) GROUP BY ROLLUP(nvl2(p_level5, nvl(hier.LVL6,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level4, nvl(hier.LVL5,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level3, nvl(hier.LVL4,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level2, nvl(hier.LVL3,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level1, nvl(hier.LVL2,''UNKNOWN''), nvl(hier.LVL1,''UNKNOWN''))))))) ORDER BY nvl2(p_level5, nvl(hier.LVL6,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level4, nvl(hier.LVL5,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level3, nvl(hier.LVL4,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level2, nvl(hier.LVL3,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(p_level1, nvl(hier.LVL2,''UNKNOWN''), nvl(hier.LVL1,''UNKNOWN''))))));
Kind regards
Vincent.Just capture once inside SQL, then use local versions of their
for example
with t as (select p_level1 as pl1 ,p_level2 as pl2 ,p_level3 as pl3 ,p_level4 as pl4 ,p_level5 as pl5 from dual) SELECT decode(GROUPING(nvl2(pl5, nvl(hier.LVL6,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl4, nvl(hier.LVL5,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl3, nvl(hier.LVL4,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl2, nvl(hier.LVL3,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl1, nvl(hier.LVL2,''UNKNOWN''), nvl(hier.LVL1,''UNKNOWN''))))))), '1', 'Total', nvl2(pl5, nvl(hier.LVL6,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl4, nvl(hier.LVL5,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl3, nvl(hier.LVL4,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl2, nvl(hier.LVL3,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl1, nvl(hier.LVL2,''UNKNOWN''), nvl(hier.LVL1,''UNKNOWN''))))))) NAME, SUM(kpi), ..... from t, tb_test1,... where WHERE upper(nvl(LVL1, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(pl1, LVL1)) AND upper(nvl(LVL2, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(pl2, LVL2)) AND upper(nvl(LVL3, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(pl3, LVL3)) AND upper(nvl(LVL4, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(pl4, LVL4)) AND upper(nvl(LVL5, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(pl5, LVL5)) AND upper(nvl(LVL6, ''UNKNOWN'')) = upper(nvl(p_level6, LVL6)) GROUP BY ROLLUP(nvl2(pl5, nvl(hier.LVL6,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl4, nvl(hier.LVL5,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl3, nvl(hier.LVL4,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl2, nvl(hier.LVL3,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl1, nvl(hier.LVL2,''UNKNOWN''), nvl(hier.LVL1,''UNKNOWN''))))))) ORDER BY nvl2(pl5, nvl(hier.LVL6,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl4, nvl(hier.LVL5,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl3, nvl(hier.LVL4,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl2, nvl(hier.LVL3,''UNKNOWN''), nvl2(pl1, nvl(hier.LVL2,''UNKNOWN''), nvl(hier.LVL1,''UNKNOWN'')))))); -
Followed, does not not for the cursor Type
I just SC5. I remember when I wanted to address followed, I used to be able to just drag the icon in the character Panel. This doesn't seem to work now! I looked through prefs but can't seem to find anything to fix. Any thoughts are appreciated.
Not in Illustrator, there no dynamic cursors as other applications such as After Effects
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Hello
I'm working on dynamic cursors.
When I try to run the code below, I get the following error.
Here is my code:BEGIN DYNAMIC_CURSOR.OPENCURSOR(); END; exception raised ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got -
-Thank youCREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY dynamic_cursor AS PROCEDURE dyn_sel ( tab_name IN VARCHAR2, field_name IN VARCHAR2, val IN VARCHAR2, crs IN OUT t_crs) IS stmt VARCHAR2(200); BEGIN stmt := 'select * from '|| tab_name || ' where '|| field_name || ' = :1'; OPEN crs FOR stmt USING val; END dyn_sel; PROCEDURE openCursor IS tc t_crs; f1 VARCHAR2(50); f2 VARCHAR2(50); BEGIN dyn_sel ('EMP','JOB','MANAGER', tc); LOOP FETCH tc INTO f1, f2; EXIT WHEN tc%notfound; dbms_output.put_line (f2); END LOOP; EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN dbms_output.put_line ('exception raised '||SQLERRM); END openCursor; END dynamic_cursor;The selected columns must match the INTO clause, you'll need to extract exactly two columns, for example in
... stmt := 'select ename, job from ' || tab_name || ' where ' || field_name || ' = :1'; .... -
Hi experts
Please help me with this error
In this code the terms cursor not add to the query
so when I execute the result it displays error
can you help me on this
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE test_dynamic_detailed_rpt ( 2 v_typ IN VARCHAR2, 3 v_initiator IN VARCHAR2, 4 p_rc OUT sys_refcursor 5 ) 6 IS 7 v_sql VARCHAR2(32767); 8 BEGIN 9 v_sql := 'SELECT COUNT(*) FROM txnlg tl WHERE '; 10 11 v_sql := v_sql||'tl.typ = ''1'''; 12 13 14 FOR j IN (SELECT tc.tgid, tc.tranid, tc.reqtype 15 FROM txnccde tc 16 WHERE tc.actstatus = 'Y' 17 AND tc.txndesc = v_typ) 18 LOOP 19 IF LENGTH (j.tgid) < 4 20 THEN 21 v_sql := v_sql || ' OR ''UP''||J.tgid'; 22 --'''|| v_typ|| ''')'; 23 ELSE 24 v_sql := v_sql || ' OR J.tgid'; 25 END IF; 26 END LOOP; 27 28 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_sql); 29 END; 30 / Procedure created. SQL> SQL> set serveroutput on; SQL> SQL> Var p_rc refcursor; SQL> SQL> BEGIN 2 test_dynamic_detailed_rpt('ALL','C',:p_rc); 3 END; 4 / SELECT COUNT(*) FROM txnlg tl WHERE tl.typ = '1' PL/SQL procedure successfully completed. SQL> SQL> print p_rc; ERROR: ORA-24338: statement handle not executed SP2-0625: Error printing variable "p_rc" SQL>If you think you need to use dynamic SQL statements to apply additional conditions (if you did not specify this) simply not so like this code you looks like it generates:
select count(*) from tab1 where col1 = (1st value from tab2) or col1 = (2nd value from tab2) . . . or col1 = (nth value from tab2) /while I would say that you are better off getting:
select count(*) from tab1 , tab2 where (tab1.col1 = tab2.col1 and length tab2.col2 <4) or (tab1.col1 = 'xx'||tab2.col1 and length tab2.col2 >=4) /Because the second query is only long, not n (plus some) lines long. No matter if you write SQL static or dynamic: you must write a SQL query appropriate, concise and not a huge, sprawling. Then you will not have to worry about the limitation of the data type VARCHAR2 holding the full text of the query.
If, after writing a nice concise sql query and it is always > 32 k long, so you might want to look at using the VARCHAR2S and DBMS_SQL data type. TO_REFCURSOR
The example tables and data and the required results will make usefule much easier to give advice.
Ben
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I don't know what you're doing now, but a part of your origianl code is simply ridiculous. Your DAQ assistant takes a single point. You convert that into an array. If you had converted into a scalar value (which is) first place, your graphics update would have been fine.
If you want to remove the DAQ Assistant, and then select generate DAQmx code. You'll be a little more closely, but it seems that it generates a NChan DAQmx Read 1Samp instead of a 1Chan 1Samp DAQmx read.
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When you type numbers or letters in the words, emails etc. type suddenly will return to the cursor mark. Is there a solution?
This happened after my Dell 1720 pc crashed and "all" Windows Vista has been reinstalled.
Hey Stan,
Glad to know that the problem is solved. Let us know if face you any problems with Windows in the future.
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I have the following. How to avoid the dynamic type mismatch?
< ResGuests >
< ResGuest >
profile of <>
< ProfileInfo >
< Type UniqueID = "21" ID = "3558" / >
< profile >
< TPA_Extensions >
< TPA_Extension >
< DRI_INFO MemberLevel = GuestType "s/o" = "GST" / > "
< / TPA_Extension >
< / TPA_Extensions >
< customer >
< PersonName >
< name > Ws < / name >
D. JAMES < GivenName > < / GivenName >
< / PersonName >
< / customer >
< / profile >
< / ProfileInfo >
< ProfileInfo >
< Type UniqueID = "21" ID = "3568" / >
< profile >
< TPA_Extensions >
< TPA_Extension >
< DRI_INFO MemberLevel = GuestType "s/o" = "Assistant Director General" / > "
< / TPA_Extension >
< / TPA_Extensions >
< customer >
< PersonName >
< name > M < / name >
< GivenName > GUY < / GivenName >
< / PersonName >
< / customer >
< / profile >
< / ProfileInfo >
< / profile >
< / ResGuest >
< / ResGuests >
SELECT lengthofstay
boarding
resvtype
devices
membertype
IN n_lengthofstay
n_amount_to_charge
v_resvtype
n_num_devices
v_member_type
FROM XMLTABLE)
xmlnamespaces (DEFAULT 'http://www.opentravel.org/OTA/2003/05'), ' / OTA_ResRetrieveRS'
PASSAGE mxml
COLUMNS lengthofstay VARCHAR2 (2000)
Path "ReservationsList/HotelReservation/Services/Service/TPA_Extensions/TPA_Extension/WiFiFees/@LengthOfStay".
TOLL number
Path "ReservationsList/HotelReservation/Services/Service/TPA_Extensions/TPA_Extension/WiFiFees/@AmountBeforeTax".
, resvtype VARCHAR2 (2000)
Path "ReservationsList/HotelReservation/RoomStays/RoomStay/RoomRates/RoomRate/@BookingCode".
Number of devices
Path "ReservationsList/HotelReservation/Services/Service/TPA_Extensions/TPA_Extension/WiFiFees/@NumberConnections".
, membertype VARCHAR2 (2000)
Path "ReservationsList/HotelReservation/ResGuests/ResGuest/Profiles/ProfileInfo/Profile/TPA_Extensions/TPA_Extension/DRI_INFO/@MemberLevel");
I would be able to extract the data in a given table?
This is not really to the point.
First, you must decide how to deal with the various nodes of type of repetition, we could meet in the XML file.
If you want extract as a single flat tabular structure or rather as separate entity sets?
If flattening is OK, then something like this will not work on your current sample XML:
DECLARE x_xml CLOB := 'Winters JAMES D. M GUY output:
5--> 0--> REN--> 4--> N / A--> GST
5--> 0--> REN--> 4--> N / A--> ADG
but as said, don't forget that it will fail as soon as there is more than one Service, ideal or RoomRate node.
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