EMC CX4 and ESXi 5.1 table updated 1 compatibility?

Hi people,

Can you please share what it takes to make sure you can run the VM without any problems or downtime when you use the EMC CX4 array?

my table has been updated at the last TORCH as per screenshot below:

But anyway, VMware HCL and the KB site VMware KB: EMC CX and Firmware VNX and necessary ESX for the vStorage API for integration (VAAI) table support talking about something different and confused as per screenshot below:

Any kind of advice and suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

In my view, that he won't be problem in the environment. If it is not compatible does not mean that it won't work but simply means its not supported. You could talk to VMware guy once lifting a SR or something. And sorting to be on the safer side. These are things that you can't take risks with because that its your storage array that we are talking about.

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stkmsgpdeid, emtid, ltrcptsyno, ltrcpt, ltemis, flow, fincopy, msgdateval, eventdate, typereseauid, infapseq1,
infapseq2, direction, priority, ack, msgref1, msgref2, msgref3, msgref4, amlbehavior, ownerserviceid, correspondentname, correspondentaddress1, correspondentaddress2, correspondentaddress3, correspondentaddress4,
correspondentcity, correspondentcountry, correspondentnetworkaddr, test, correspondentnetwork, validatedpercentage, nbofvalid,.
requestref, notifqueue, requesttype, secbpid, xqueue, receivercode, receiverind, validflag, ownerid, dn, rmaourbic, rmacorrespondentbic, rmaservice, filemsgref,
acktext, format, xtype, wall, textetype, creatinguser, fileinfo, society, text, xlanguage, msgheaders, msgtrailer, jaxbref, jaxbelt
in
x_eventtype, x_amount, x_currency, x_state, x_units, x_correspondentid, x_sender, x_receivernetworks, x_bankingpriority, x_applicationcode, x_processcounter,
x_obsolescence, x_maxretry, x_retries, x_filesize, x_endfct, x_subtype, x_field20, x_sequencenumber, x_requestordn, x_responderdn, x_swiftnetservice, x_nonrepudiation,
x_transfertref, x_transfertinfo, x_filedesc, x_transfertdesc, x_logicalname, x_signindicator, x_critid, x_infapid, x_deliverynotif, x_comment1, x_comment2, x_comment3,
x_comment4, x_memo1, x_memo2, x_memo3, x_memo4, x_msgseculevel, x_dates, x_tuxedopriority, x_filedest, x_stkmsgpdeid, x_emtid, x_ltrcptsyno, x_ltrcpt,
x_ltemis, x_flow, x_fincopy, x_msgdateval, x_eventdate, x_typereseauid, x_infapseq1, x_infapseq2, x_direction, x_priority, x_ack, x_msgref1, x_msgref2,
x_msgref3, x_msgref4, x_amlbehavior, x_ownerserviceid, x_correspondentname, x_correspondentaddress1, x_correspondentaddress2, x_correspondentaddress3,
x_correspondentaddress4, x_correspondentcity, x_correspondentcountry, x_correspondentnetworkaddr, x_tested, x_correspondentnetwork, x_validatedpercentage,
x_nbofvalid, x_requestref, x_notifqueue, x_requesttype, x_secbpid, x_queue, x_receivercode, x_receiverind, x_validflag, x_ownerid, x_dn, x_rmaourbic,
x_rmacorrespondentbic, x_rmaservice, x_filemsgref, x_acktext, x_format, x_type, x_mur, x_textetype, x_creatinguser, x_fileinfo, x_company, x_text,
x_language, x_msgheaders, x_msgtrailer, x_jaxbref, data_GTT_TEMP x_jaxbelt;
x_memos: = x_memo1 | » -'|| x_memo2 | » -'|| x_memo3 | » -'|| x_memo4;
x_comments: = x_comment1 | » -'|| x_comment2 | » -'|| x_comment3 | » -'|| x_comment4;
x_correspondentAddress: = x_correspondentAddress1 | » -'|| x_correspondentAddress2 | » -'|| x_correspondentAddress3 | » -'|| x_correspondentAddress4;
x_msgrefs: = x_msgRef1 | » -'|| x_msgRef2 | » -'|| x_msgRef3 | » -'|| x_msgRef4;
BEGIN

insert into donnees_xml
(xml_id, x_ext_date, eventtype, amount, currency, State, unit, correspondentid, sender, receivernetworks, bankingpriority, applicationcode,
ProcessCounter, obsolescence, maxretry, reminders, filesize, endfct, xsubtype, field.20, sequencenumber, requestordn, responderdn,
swiftnetservice, non repudiation, transfertref, transfertinfo, filedesc, transfertdesc, logicalname, signindicator, critid, infapid,
deliverynotif, comments, notes, msgseculevel, dates, tuxedopriority, filedest, stkmsgpdeid, emtid, ltrcptsyno, ltrcpt, ltemis, flow,
FINCopy, msgdateval, eventdate, typereseauid, infapseq1, infapseq2, direction, priority, ack, msgrefs, amlbehavior, ownerserviceid,
correspondentName correspondentaddress, correspondentcity, correspondentcountry, correspondentnetworkaddr, tested,
correspondentnetwork, validatedpercentage, nbofvalid, requestref, notifqueue, requesttype, secbpid, xqueue, receivercode,
receiverind, validflag, ownerid, dn, rmaourbic, rmacorrespondentbic, rmaservice, filemsgref, acktext, format, xtype, wall,
textetype, creatinguser, fileinfo, society, text, xlanguage, msgheaders, msgtrailer, jaxbref, jaxbelt)
values
(xmlid, x_extdate, x_eventType, x_amount, x_currency, x_state, x_units, x_correspondentId, x_sender, x_receiverNetworks, x_bankingPriority, x_applicationCode,
x_processCounter, x_obsolescence, x_maxRetry, x_retries, x_fileSize, x_endFct, x_subType, x_field20, x_sequenceNumber, x_requestorDn, x_responderDn,
x_SWIFTNetService, x_nonRepudiation, x_transfertRef, x_transfertInfo, x_fileDesc, x_transfertDesc, x_logicalName, x_signIndicator, x_critId, x_inFapId,
x_deliveryNotif, x_comments, x_memos, x_msgSecuLevel, x_dates, x_tuxedoPriority, x_fileDest, x_stkMsgPDEId, x_EMTId, x_LTRcptSyno, x_LTRcpt, x_LTEmis, x_flow,
x_FINCopy, x_msgDateVal, x_eventDate, x_typeReseauId, x_inFapSeq1, x_inFapSeq2, x_direction, x_priority, x_ack, x_msgrefs, x_amlbehavior, x_ownerServiceId,
x_correspondentName, x_correspondentAddress, x_correspondentCity, x_correspondentCountry, x_correspondentnetworkaddr, x_tested,
x_correspondentNetwork, x_validatedPercentage, x_nbOfValid, x_requestRef, x_notifQueue, x_requestType, x_secBpid, x_queue, x_receiverCode,
x_receiverInd, x_validFlag, x_ownerId, x_dn, x_RMAOurBic, x_RMACorrespondentBic, x_RMAService, x_fileMsgRef, ackText, x_format, x_type, x_mur,
x_TexteType, x_creatingUser, x_fileinfo, x_company d_text, x_language, d_msgHeaders, d_msgTrailer, x_jaxbRef, x_jaxbElt);
Update temp_XML set status = 'Y' where XML_ID = xmlid;
END;
COMMIT;
END LOOP;
END;
/

1.No. multiple tag will vary how to extract those and concatenate them into a single column. I assumed that his occrrence in 3 for example:

Use the fn:string-join() function:

path varchar2 (4000) of comments 'string-join(comments/comment, "-").

2. how to set the value NULL if no tag is not present. Tag in XML record number can vary.

You don't have anything specific to do in this case.

Missing tags with a projection in the COLUMNS clause will produce a column NULL by default.

mutation in the triggers table problem (need to COUNT (col) and MAX (col) of table shot)

I was looking for the solution and find many examples, but I do not know what is the best in my option and don't understand everything.

I realized that can't do a SELECT query in the table where trigger is triggered. But I have need SELECT COUNT (col), then MAX (id) of this table, update some statistical info...
And also need to row id update, so I can't do trigger of table instead of relaxation of the line.

So this is my TRIGGER:

create or replace

update_stat relaxation

AFTER UPDATE ON TABLE1 TO EACH LINE

DECLARE

juice FLOAT;

all the NUMBER;

end NUMBER;

BEGIN

IF (: old.ended <>: new.ended) THEN

SELECT COUNT (id) FROM end FROM table1 WHERE fk_table2 = new.fk_table2 AND finished = 1; -Error in the table of mutation

SELECT COUNT (id) FROM everything FROM table1 WHERE fk_table2 = new.fk_table2; -Error in the table of mutation

Juice: = ((end /all) * 100);

UPDATE table2 SET suc = success WHERE id =:new.fk_table2;

END IF;

END;

I also tried with

pragma autonomous_transaction; 
 
trigger body....AND
 
 
commit;

But don't working right when insert more records.

Thanks, Urban

Data and structure of the example table

SQL> create table table2
  2  (
  3     id        integer
  4   , success   number
  5   , constraint table2_pk primary key (id)
  6  );

Table created.

SQL> create table table1
  2  (
  3     id        integer
  4   , id_t2     integer
  5   , ended     integer
  6   , constraint table1_pk primary key (id)
  7   , constraint table1_fk_id_t2 foreign key (id_t2) references table2
  8  );

Table created.

SQL> insert into table2(id, success) values (1, 0);

1 row created.

SQL> insert into table2(id, success) values (2, 0);

1 row created.

SQL> insert into table1
  2  (
  3     id
  4   , id_t2
  5   , ended
  6  )
  7  select level
  8       , ceil(level/10)
  9       , 0
 10    from dual
 11  connect by level <= 20;
20 rows created.

SQL> commit;

Commit complete.

Create objects to the suite

create or replace type update_stat_obj as object (id integer, id_t2 integer, ended integer)
/
create or replace type update_stat_tbl as table of update_stat_obj
/
create or replace package update_stat_pkg
as
   g_table_1 update_stat_tbl;
   procedure load(p_id integer, p_id_t2 integer, p_ended integer);
   procedure updt;
end;
/
show err
create or replace package body update_stat_pkg
as
   procedure load(p_id integer, p_id_t2 integer, p_ended integer)
   is
   begin
      if g_table_1 is null then
        g_table_1 := update_stat_tbl();
      end if;

      g_table_1.extend;
      g_table_1(g_table_1.count) := update_stat_obj(p_id, p_id_t2, p_ended);
   end;
   procedure updt
   is
   begin
       merge into table2 t2
       using (
              select t1.id_t2
                   , (count(t2.id)/count(t1.id))*100 success
                from table1 t1
                left
                join table(g_table_1) t2
                  on t1.id    = t2.id
                 and t2.ended = 1
               group
                  by t1.id_t2
             ) t1
          on (t2.id = t1.id_t2)
        when matched then
            update set t2.success = t1.success;

       g_table_1 := null;
   end;
end;
/
show err
create or replace trigger update_stat_row_trig after update on table1 for each row
begin
    if (:old.ended <> :new.ended)
    then
       update_stat_pkg.load(:new.id, :new.id_t2, :new.ended);
    end if;
end;
/
show err
create or replace trigger update_stat_trig after update on table1
begin
    update_stat_pkg.updt;
end;
/
show err

Now look for the UPDATE.

SQL> select * from table1;

        ID      ID_T2      ENDED
---------- ---------- ----------
         1          1          0
         2          1          0
         3          1          0
         4          1          0
         5          1          0
         6          1          0
         7          1          0
         8          1          0
         9          1          0
        10          1          0
        11          2          0
        12          2          0
        13          2          0
        14          2          0
        15          2          0
        16          2          0
        17          2          0
        18          2          0
        19          2          0
        20          2          0

20 rows selected.

SQL> select * from table2;

        ID    SUCCESS
---------- ----------
         1          0
         2          0

SQL> update table1 set ended = 1 where id between 1 and 7 or id between 11 and 19;

16 rows updated.

SQL> select * from table2;

        ID    SUCCESS
---------- ----------
         1         70
         2         90

SQL> select * from table1;

        ID      ID_T2      ENDED
---------- ---------- ----------
         1          1          1
         2          1          1
         3          1          1
         4          1          1
         5          1          1
         6          1          1
         7          1          1
         8          1          0
         9          1          0
        10          1          0
        11          2          1
        12          2          1
        13          2          1
        14          2          1
        15          2          1
        16          2          1
        17          2          1
        18          2          1
        19          2          1
        20          2          0

20 rows selected.

HP ESXi 5.0 to update update 1

Hello
I am not entirely new to ESXi, I installed 3.5 and 4, but never an update.
Our servers are installed with HP Image custom/iso "5.0_Oct_2011_ESXi_HD_USB_SDImgeInstlr_Z7550_00253".
Now I would like to update the servers to 5.0 Update 1 without having to reinstall them.
I found the iso-U1, but I think it is is not update... shouldn't it be a zip file or have I misunderstood something?
If anyone can help find the right way to update U1 servers, including CIM/NMI suppliers/drivers?
Thanks for the help!
Simon

You can upgrade using the ISO HP, present on your server when you are prompted to perform an upgrade rather than a facility.

Iso HP includes CIM providers and drivers.

Although I always perform a clean installation rather than an upgrade, if you have company liked, you can use a host profile to save the current configuration and reapply after the new installation.

Script - missing and hotfixes installed for ESX and ESXi

Can I have the script i.e. missing and hotfixes installed for ESX and ESXi using the CLI power only? out put should be csv format

You reset the content of the table $Results on each iteration of the baseline.

Try like this

$Results = @()
foreach($esx in Get-VMHost) {
  foreach($baseline in (Get-Compliance -Entity $esx -Detailed | where {$_.Status -eq "NotCompliant"})){
    $Results += $baseline.CompliantPatches |    Select @{N="Host";E={$esx.Name}},    @{N="Status";E={"Compliant"}},    @{N="Baseline";E={$baseline.Baseline.Name}},Name,ReleaseDate,IdByVendor,    @{N="KB";E={(Select-String "(?http://[\w|\.|/]*\w{1})" -InputObject $_.Description).Matches[0].Groups['url'].Value}}

    $Results += $baseline.NotCompliantPatches |    Select @{N="Host";E={$esx.Name}},    @{N="Status";E={"NotCompliant"}},    @{N="Baseline";E={$baseline.Baseline.Name}},Name,ReleaseDate,IdByVendor,    @{N="KB";E={(Select-String "(?http://[\w|\.|/]*\w{1})" -InputObject $_.Description).Matches[0].Groups['url'].Value}}
  }
}
$Results

It will give the installed and lack of patches which are defined in the non-compliant baslines related to the ESXi host.

If you want to see all the lines, also the most consistent, omit the Where clause on the base line (foreach) loop.

VMware ESXi 5.0 full update 1

Hello
I use VUM and attached to a base called "Critical fixes to host" line to my esxi host (I have only one 441354 5.0.0).
But when I do a scan I respect 'Missing' in the two plots
"VMware ESXi 5.0 full update 1"
"Updates the vib basic esx VMware ESXi 5.0 '
So I can't do the patch/upgrade update.
Y at - it something I am doing wrong?
/JJ

You will need to add another host in the cluster or V2P your instance of vCenter to a physical host.

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DRS cluster: You can mix 4.1 ESX and ESXi 4.1?

Not very complext, but we have a DRS cluster of 8 hosts x 3850 of IBM on ESX 4.1 and we will upgrade them both to ESXi 4.1 update 1. There will be questions mixing a cluster of ESX and ESXi servers?

Yes, 100% supported! both are the same hypervisor, so you should have no problem running in the same cluster. After all it is the best way to do a upgrade spread, and how we made our move between ESX and ESXi.

Virtual computers slot between 4 of ESX and ESXi 3.5?

Hi, we are in the process of updating our ESXi 3.5 servers to ESX 4. We take off all virtual machines 1 ESXi 3.5 upgrade to ESX 4.0, then bring back the virtual machines. The question is, where the new ESX 4.0 is down and we are obliged to return these VMs ESXi 3.5, will update these VMs to hardware worm 7 means that they can no longer be able to run on ESXi 3.5?
What about the VMtools? When we upgrade to version 4.0, any question their execution back on ESXi 3.5?
Thank you.
Hong Boon.

VMware Tools are not a problem.

You can run the latest version of them as old VM or VM on old ESX.

The big problem, as written above, is hardware virtual: ESX 4 can run two VMS in format v4 and v7, but ESX 3.x can only run VM in v4 format.

So wait to upgrade the virtual hardware and upgrade only tools VMware, if you want to return to ESX 3.x

André

Installation server ESXi 4.0 to ESXi Server 4.0 Update 1

"Upgrade package of ESXi Server 4.0 to ESXi Server 4.0 Update 1.
Using the download listed above:
What is the best practice for the installation/upgrade to update 1? Is this possible via the host update utility 4.0? And if so, how should we do about this process?
Thanks in advance, TAndrist

You should not manually download any file at all. The host update utility does all that for you.

Open the utility, add the host ESX (note a hack to run on Win7 before publication U1).

Click on file, download patches for vmware.

Then click on "Scan for Patches" and enter credentials for the host to ESX

Once who did button changes to 'host patch', click on it, then install.

Make sure that all virtual machines are stopped everything first.

Please give points for any helpful answer.

Local concept of method hotadd VM Backup using VCB v1.5u1 and ESXi 4 datastre

Hi all
I would like to get clarification using ESXi VCB v1.5 Update 1
Backup VM with method -hotadd in vSphere 4 (all servers are ESXi 4)
The objectives is to make the backup of virtual machine faster since most of the
VM is in MD3000i_SAN VMFS and between the ESXi host is a direct connection
both ESXi1 and ESXi2
The setting is as follows:
1. Windows Server 2003 x 64 Standard VM +.
  VCB framework deployed on the ESXi1 and the local Datastore SATA ESXi2, namely VCBProxy01and VCBProxy02 all had only 40 GB HD size
2. VM empty created on the two ESXi1
  and ESXi2: VCBProxy01(VCB-HELPER) and VCBProxy02(VCB-HELPER).
  All this without hard drive
Organizational chart: http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/7607/esxir.jpg
The command I have published:
* vcbmounter h
virtualcenterHOST u Administrator Pei AdminPASSWORD - an ipaddr:server1.domain.com
Server2.domain.com server3.domain.com - r D:\OUTPUTDIR t fullvm - L 6 - m hotadd *.
but then I got the error:
Error: the extra arguments unexpected encounter.
VMware Consolidated Backup - Virtual Machine set up Utility Version 1.5.0.4948 (build 150805)
No idea how to do several VM (online and offline) hotadd method through command line please?
Kind regards
AWT

Hello

You can not pass several VM arguments in a single command. It must be only 1 VM. In your case, by looking at the settings, I guess that you pass the name of the virtual machine and no ip address. If you give - an ipaddr to be ip address of the target VM to back up. Else to move the VM name, it must be - a name: vm - name.

Still, you can't spend several VM in a single order VCBMounter names. To run the backup for several virtual machines you should run several instances of the command line with the corresponding target VMs name / ip address. I hope this helps.

Thank you

Rahul

Change in the merger of insert and create a procedure for updating the records after
Hello

I have a table that contains about 50 M lines of partition, and every day I have an application that performs a merge to insert records statement about 100 k per day and it's 300 M updates a day.

Because I both update and insert the application performs a merge.
I need to make at least 500 M, updated day by day, and for this reason this solution doesn't have enough performance for what I'm asking.

I think another solution that I will try to implement now, and I just posted this in an attempt to get help on the option that I may have to do.

I want to start putting in place:
-Locations is updated 'last_record_date' using 'KEY1' and 'Key2' "KEY3";
-Change the application to only inserts into a temporary table.
-Have two procedures, one that takes the new records from the temporary table and inserts it into the final table, and another that selects records which is updated and perform an update.
-This two procedures will choose the records and delete them from the temporary table (or mark them as updated\inserted).

The volume is very large, so performance is a challenge! That's why I'm writing this, because a solution with enough performance for the intermediate stage will be difficult.
My final table is partitioned by date and the date is the area that I need to update (instead of create daily partitions in order to reduce the frequency of the movement of the line, I create monthly partitions)!
It is currently my table definition:
```
CREATE TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
    (KEY1                           VARCHAR2(50 BYTE) ,
    KEY2                         VARCHAR2(50 BYTE) NOT NULL,
    KEY3                           VARCHAR2(50 BYTE) ,
    last_record_date                    VARCHAR2(50 BYTE) NOT NULL)
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
   STORAGE   (
    BUFFER_POOL DEFAULT
  )
  NOCACHE
  MONITORING
  ENABLE ROW MOVEMENT
  PARTITION BY RANGE (last_record_date)
  (
  PARTITION MY_TEST_TABLE_201112 VALUES LESS THAN ('20120101')
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
  NOLOGGING,
  PARTITION MY_TEST_TABLE_201201 VALUES LESS THAN ('20120201')
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
  NOLOGGING,
  PARTITION MY_TEST_TABLE_201202 VALUES LESS THAN ('20120301')
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
  NOLOGGING,
  PARTITION def VALUES LESS THAN (MAXVALUE)
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
  NOLOGGING
  )
  NOPARALLEL
/



-- Constraints for MY_TEST_TABLE

ALTER TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
ADD CHECK ("KEY1" IS NOT NULL)
/

ALTER TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
ADD CHECK ("KEY2" IS NOT NULL)
/

ALTER TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
ADD CHECK ("KEY3" IS NOT NULL)
/
ALTER TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
ADD CONSTRAINT pk_MY_TEST_TABLE PRIMARY KEY (KEY1, KEY2, KEY3)
USING INDEX
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    2
  MAXTRANS    255
/
```
Thank you
Ricardo Tomas
naoseionome wrote:
Hello

My version is:
Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production

It's the DOF I used to create the database.

The merger is common during every day for about 10 M records.

There are several methods to do the update, but they do sequencially to avoid deadlocks (because I can't control the source and each process can update the same keys.

The update uses "KEY1, KEY2, KEY3" to update the value 'LAST_RECORD_DATE' have impact by being date or varchar2?

I'm still waiting to receive permissions in order to follow up the matter, but in the meantime, in that I am trying to implement this work around in order to accelerate a development in the case where it would be necessary! Comments only I have at the moment, it is that he is not able to process the total amount of records timely (order book is generated).

Thank you
Ricardo

Well, the first thing we do is to change the type of data type varchar to a date. The main impact is that a date is not a string, it's a date. If you are adding data processes in different date formats (which is possible when you use a character to store information) you're going to be very sad (good luck converting back an effective date).

An example of how this can happen easily.
```
ME_TUBBZ?select to_char(sysdate) from dual;

TO_CHAR(SYSDATE)
-----------------------------
12-jan-2012 10 55:33

1 row selected.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.01
ME_TUBBZ?alter session set nls_date_format = 'yyyy-mon-dd';

Session altered.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.01
ME_TUBBZ?select to_char(sysdate) from dual;

TO_CHAR(SYSDATE)
--------------------
2012-jan-12

1 row selected.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
```
Assuming that the client passes the column as an Oracle DATE will make an (implicit) conversion to store the data as a string, which will be based on the current settings of the NLS for the session. This allows also for someone to completely non-jour the information in the column (super bad). It's just really bad form to use strings to store dates, numbers, anything that is not naturally a string.

Based on the description of your problem, I can't imagine how your partitioning scheme performs one action in another that require more work in order to process the updates (which are most of your needs). Partitioning does not equate to increase performance. It is a tool that, like every tool has its place, but I do not think that this is justified for what you do (certainly not how you currently use it anyway).

I say no partitioning can not be useful for you, but I don't think that on the column that you are currently using is 'good '.

Something I would like to personally study (must be able to compare this approach to your course, if you need parameters for comparison) if I were you would be using a Table Index organized for it. It will take more time to perform the operations insertion, but that is a small part of all the work that you do for this process. For updates, it should eliminate a lot of IO, assuming that you are doing an INDEX seek followed by a table access by ROWID to perform updates. This recommendation assumes that everything you said is true. You have 4 columns in your table, of which 3 are components of the primary key and the 4th is a date (note I did not string :)) and that you refresh mainly, not fit.) Also that you have no 'secondary' on this entity index (and none are needed).

I would investigate this approach before the solution of temporary table that you are currently studying.

See you soon,.

Table update problem
Hello
I want to update the table building_test of the buildings of the table if name is null or if county_id or region_id is null or - 1
The following query works fine if my building_test table contains values null. If I add a value test with the region or County - 1, I get the error below.
Note: construction of the table are in a remote database. I am simply posting it on the forum.
Types of Tha data tables are OK.
East of Oracle 9i

BEGIN
I'm IN)
SELECT name, county_id, building_id, region_id
OF buildings
WHERE IN (SELECT building_id building_id
OF building_test
WHERE name IS NULL
OR county_id IS NULL
OR region_id IS NULL
OR county_id = '-1'.
OR region_id = '-1'.
)
)
LOOP
UPDATE building_test
Name = i.name
WHERE building_id = i.building_id
AND the name IS NULL;

UPDATE building_test
SET county_id = i.county_id
WHERE building_id = i.building_id
AND county_id IS NULL
OR county_id = - 1;

UPDATE building_test
Region_id = i.region_id SET
WHERE building_id = i.building_id
AND region_id IS NULL
OR region_id = - 1;

END LOOP;
END;

Error from line 5 in order:
...
Error report:
ORA-01401: inserted value too large for column
ORA-06512: at line 17 level
01401 value too large for the 00000 column - "fit."
* Cause:
* Action:

Any help will be much appreciated.
Thank you.
Hello
First comment
The way you update is correct from a results point of view, it's one of the incorrect point of view performance.

The sample code given, in my view, it can be done in a single SQL statement each ratehr than to do it in a loop.

Come to the error you get
Can you DESC the tables, and then it could be very obvious why you get this error message.

Kind regards
Bobin

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