Equivalent of Oracle DB record Simple of Transaction in SQL Server mode?

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• equivalent of CLRSplitSting function for sql server Oracle

  Hello friends,
  
  I have a query in SQL Server - which becomes data.
  
  Select addl_info_id, sort_seq, code, row_data, addl_info_group_id, group_sort_seq, group_row_data from dbo. CLRSplitString('2406081,2410381,2427008,2430449,2466981,2495083,1586420,2406081,2410381,2427008,2430449,2466981,2495083,1586420','',',') x v join ein_addl_info_v on x.col1 = v.addl_info_id order by sort_seq
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  Thank you/Kumar
  
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  So your query:

  select  addl_info_id,
          sort_seq,
          code,
          row_data,
          addl_info_group_id,
          group_sort_seq,
          group_row_data
    from      xmltable(
                       'ora:tokenize($str,",")'
                       passing ',2406081,2410381,2427008,2430449,2466981,2495083,1586420,2406081,2410381,2427008,2430449,2466981,2495083,1586420' as "str"
                       columns col1 varchar2(2000) path '.'
                      ) x
          join
              ein_addl_info_v v
            on x.col1 = v.addl_info_id
    order by sort_seq
  /
  

  SY.

• SQL Server WaitFor Delay ' 00:00:15 ' equivalent in Oracle

  Does anyone know of an equivalent of the SQL Server SQL command WaitFor Delay ' 00:00:15 ' equivalent in SQL Oracle?

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• Oracle, equivalent to the SQL SERVER CLRClipString function

  Hello friends,
  
  I am running the following sql query in SQL SERVER successfully...
  
  Select * from
  CLRSplitString ('33, 54, 105, 148, 149, 163, 165, 179, 193, 195, 201, 202, 234, 239, 279, 282, 297, 299, 329, 332, 350, 415, 417, 439, 440, 500, 552, 570, 589, 603, 628, 655', ", ',') x
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  create or replace function str2tbl
  (p_str in varchar2)
  p_delim in varchar2 default '.')
  return myTableType
  as
  long l_str p_str default. p_delim;
  number of l_n;
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  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (v_array (i));
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  10
  01
  03
  04
  234
  
  
  appreciate your help...
  
  Thank you

  If you need to split a single string:

  with t as (
             select '33,54,105,148,149,163,165,179,193,195,201,202,234,239,279,282,297,299,329,332,350,415,417,439,440,500,552,570,589,603,628,655' str from dual
            )
  select  regexp_substr(str,'[^,]+',1,level) sub_str
    from  t
    connect by level <= regexp_count(str,',') + 1
  /
  
  SUB_STR
  -------------------
  33
  54
  105
  148
  149
  163
  165
  179
  193
  195
  201
  
  SUB_STR
  -------------------
  202
  234
  239
  279
  282
  297
  299
  329
  332
  350
  415
  
  SUB_STR
  -------------------
  417
  439
  440
  500
  552
  570
  589
  603
  628
  655
  
  32 rows selected.
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.
  PS REGEXP_COUNT is available in 11g only. If you are using 10g:

  with t as (
             select '33,54,105,148,149,163,165,179,193,195,201,202,234,239,279,282,297,299,329,332,350,415,417,439,440,500,552,570,589,603,628,655' str from dual
            )
  select  regexp_substr(str,'[^,]+',1,level) sub_str
    from  t
    connect by level <= length(regexp_replace(str,'[^,]')) + 1
  /
  

• Need help to write to Oracle and SQL Server in the Oracle triggering

  We have a third which feeds data for us. Their client application feeds directly to some source tables in our Oracle database 10g. We have triggers on those tables that sort and treat lines as they come.
  
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  An example of a standalone trigger is:

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  CREATE TABLE emp_sal
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  CREATE TABLE emp_sal
  (
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  Rollback;
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  ----- -------
  1234 1200.89

  Select * from 'emp_sal"@MSODBCSQLSERVER_DG4ODBC_EMGTW_1123_DB;
  EMPNO, SAL
  ----- -------
  1234 1200.89
  1384 1200.89

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• filling of datetime column SQL Server with the data in the date column oracle

  After a lot of "finangling", I think I have my link dg4msql works well between Oracle and MSSQL.
  
  Now, what I'm trying to do, is fill a table in MSSQL with an Oracle table column values, whenever a new row is inserted in the Oracle table. I use a very simple trigger on the oracle table that goes basically like this:
  
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  I think that it is probably better to leave it in the date format, the best way to do this would be to put an "alter session set nls_date_format ="at the beginning of the trigger?
  
  Can I convert the date to char the trigger easily? If there is a better way to proceed in the way I approach it I'm all for it.
  
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  Hello
  Your best option is to explicitly convert dates Oracle in a format recognized by SQL * Server. It's more coding, but then you know exactly what is being inserted and you give more control, if anything changes. You can also code to handle null data.
  I'm not sure than to try to change the format of date to 'alter session... ". "do what you want.
  You can use "to_char" on a date into character data-

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  and use any mask format supported.
  You also use 'to_date' to transform the character data in a date format, as well as 'to_char' and 'to_date' in combination.
  For example -.

  SELECT TO_CHAR (TO_DATE (October 27, 98 ',' DD-MON-RR'), 'YYYY') 'Year' FROM DUAL;

  This is all discussed in the documentation-

  Oracle® database
  SQL language reference
  11g Release 2 (11.2)

  where it also describes the different format masks.
  If you need further assistance on the use of to_date, to_char formats then ask in the forum SQL/PLSQL.

  SQL and PL/SQL

  where they have more experience.

  Kind regards
  Mike

• DB link from oracle to sql server

  Hi all

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  Kind regards

  Vinod

  Hello

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  See you soon,.

  Rich