Function Index to another Table

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• Creating Index on another table in schema stored in my table

  Hello
  I want to create indexes on a table column that is in another schema of my schema and index will be stored in my diagram.
  
  ex: the current user 'hr '.
  SQL > create index idx1 on scott.emp (eno);
  
  Does the above query?
  
  Thank you
  Sri

  SQL> conn
  Enter user-name: hr@****
  Enter password:
  Connected.
  SQL> create index ndx on scott.emp(sal);
  
  Index created.
  
  SQL> show user
  USER is "HR"
  
  SQL> select index_name from user_indexes where index_name = 'NDX';
  
  INDEX_NAME
  ------------------------------
  NDX
  

• Check a functional index on a table and its metadata

  Hello
  
  I have a functional base normal index (unique) defined on a table that uses a function of decoding and a combination of the columns of a table.
  For example: decode (status, 'A', column1 | column 2, column1 | Column2 | Column3)
  
  Now my question is, how do we ask these functional indices of the database to see what exactly is the function...
  
  On the database when I run a query: -.
  
  Select in all_indexes where index-name =: index_name, *.
  
  She retrieves the name of the stored index code as ncs $00025 (don't remember the exact value).
  
  How will I know what exactly is the function? (from table)
  
  and is it possible that I can query the data that has been indexed by this unique index, so that I can check why unique constraint is violated in some cases?
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Sylvain

  How, we ask these functional indices of the database to see what exactly is the function...

   select * from user_ind_expressions
  

• Another key or a function Index Question

  Hello
  
  I have the following sample tables:
  CREATE THE TABLE1 TABLE:
  (
  NUMBER OF RESOURCE_KEY
  CONSTRAINT TABLE_PK
  KEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
  (RESOURCE_KEY)
  )
  /
  CREATE THE TABLE2 TABLE
  (
  RESOURCE2_KEY INTEGER NOT NULL,
  RESOURCE1_KEY INTEGER NOT NULL,
  CONSTRAINT TABLE2_PK
  UNIQUE (RESOURCE2_KEY, RESOURCE1_KEY)
  USING INDEX
  TABLESPACE TRACERT_DATA,
  CONSTRAINT TABLE1_FK1
  FOREIGN KEY (RESOURCE1_KEY)
  REFERENCES TABLE1 (RESOURCE_KEY)
  ON DELETE CASCADE,
  CONSTRAINT TABLE1_FK2
  FOREIGN KEY (RESOURCE2_KEY)
  REFERENCES TABLE1 (RESOURCE_KEY)
  ON DELETE CASCADE
  )
  /
  Insert into TABLE1
  (RESOURCE_KEY)
  Values
  (1) ;
  Insert into TABLE1
  (RESOURCE_KEY)
  Values
  (2) ;
  COMMIT;
  
  
  Now comes the tricky part. I want only one of the following inserts to work:
  Insert into TABLE2
  (RESOURCE2_KEY, RESOURCE1_KEY)
  Values
  (1, 2);
  Insert into TABLE2
  (RESOURCE2_KEY, RESOURCE1_KEY)
  Values
  (2: 1);
  COMMIT;
  
  
  Any suggestions?

  You can use a single function index based.

  SQL> create table t (x number, y number);
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> create unique index t_idx on t (greatest(x, y), least(x,y));
  
  Index created.
  
  SQL> insert into t values (2, 1);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> insert into t values (1, 2);
  insert into t values (1, 2)
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00001: unique constraint (TEST.T_IDX) violated
  
  SQL> rollback;
  
  Rollback complete.
  
  SQL> insert into t values (1, 2);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> insert into t values (2, 1);
  insert into t values (2, 1)
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00001: unique constraint (TEST.T_IDX) violated
  

• Inserting data from one table to another table

  Hello
  
  I have the following SQL where I am updating a table by adding new data from another table, but without success.
  
  INSERT INTO
  () TOP_PROSPECTS
  COMMON_ID
  DATE_ADDED
  REVIEW_RANK
  EVAL_DATE
  PM_ASSIGN
  WHY_NOTES)
  SELECT
  t.COMMON_ID
  t.DATE_ADDED
  t.REVIEW_RANK
  t.EVAL_DATE
  t.PM_ASSIGN
  t.WHY_NOTES
  Of
  TEMP_IVAN_MARY t
  WHERE
  COMMON_ID <>t.COMMON_ID
  
  Any suggestions?
  
  Thank you.
  
  Published by: user13822709 on August 14, 2012 09:14
  
  Published by: user13822709 on August 14, 2012 09:15

  Is that what you're trying to do with the insert. I think there may be a sign {noformat}<{noformat}{noformat}>{noformat} missing in the where clause. This site eat those, so you need to use the equivalent! = post here.

  If I'm wrong about the missing trader, then it looks like you want to insert rows in temp_ivan_mary that are not already in top_prospects. If Yes, then you need something like:

  insert into top_prospects
     (common_id, date_added, review_rank, eval_date, pm_assign,
      why_notes)
  select t.common_id, t.date_added, t.review_rank, t.eval_date,
         t.pm_assign, t.why_notes
  from temp_ivan_mary t
  where t.common_id not in (select common_id from top_prospects
                            where common_id is not null)
  

  Function index and data available volumnes etc. then a mergr can be more effective. Something like:

  merge into top_prospects p
     using (select common_id, date_added, review_rank, eval_date,
                   pm_assign, why_notes
            from temp_ivan_mary) t
     on (p.common_id = t.common_id)
     when not matched then
        insert (common_id, date_added, review_rank, eval_date, pm_assign,
                why_notes)
        values (t.common_id, t.date_added, t.review_rank, t.eval_date,
                t.pm_assign, t.why_notes)
  from temp_ivan_mary t
  

  John

• function index() in LabWindows 2013 of the compiler

  LabWindows CVI 2013 compiler complains about the use of the variable global 'index', even if 2010 LabWindows is OK with that. The error is an error that is redefined as LabWindows 2013 confused with an old C library string index function.

  Is there a simple solution for that, instead of rename my variable global 'index' in another name?

  Hello nhd973!

  The behavior that you are experiencing is unfortunately a known issue in CVI 2013 (see section incompatibilities):

  http://www.NI.com/product-documentation/51877/en/

  Around that, the simplest method is to rename your global variable.

  However, there is a back door that you can use, which forces the compiler to LabWindows/CVI to ignore the internal controls. You can change the following configuration for these built-ins registry key:

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\National Instruments\CVI\13.0\Environment\DisableBuiltIns

  By default, this key value is False . Setting its value on True allows the compiler to LabWindows/CVI ignore builtins, so you should not encounter the error again.

  Best regards!

  -Johannes

• change the order of a table with another table

  I want to change the order of a 1 d table based on another table 1 d that specifies the order.  For example, I have a table including the following items: 12, 13, 14, 15, 16.  And I have another 1 d array that specifies the order of 3, 4, 0, 1, 2.  I want the table resulting in 15, 16, 12, 13, 14.  How can I do this?  It must be really easy.  Another example, I give myself a table in the order following 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 and I an order specifying the array containing the 0,6,1,5,2,3,4.  Therefore, the resulting table must be 1,7,2,6,3,4,5.  ???

  It is, in fact, quite easy.  Put an "Array Index" inside a loop and thread the two tables in it.  Disabled automatic indexing on the input array.  Wire of the array element located on the border of the for loop, and you'll have the desired table.

• Function Index

  I'm reviewing an existing table in a database Oracle 11g and I do not understand a function based index that was created. The syntax is less than

  CREATE INDEX abc. Orders_Date on abc. ORDERS

  (CASE WHERE "ORDER_DATE" IS NOT NULL THEN "ORDER_DATE" ELSE NULL END)

  LOGGING;

  This table has about 90 000 lines with 32 000 values distinct order_date, 3000 lines have order_dates null. When you run a query on this table using the order_date column it makes a full table scan.

  What does this function index based? because I do not see how it adds all the required features

  Thank you

  As others have said, this index is actually right on order_date, however, is a core function so it cannot be used in queries that use CASES WHEN "ORDER_DATE" IS NOT NULL THEN END NO OTHER "ORDER_DATE."

  It is assumed that it might be possible that there is an index on (order_date) but it was found that it was used in the sql queries, which would have preferred to use other indexes. Some queries benefits so maybe that option based function was created as the sql must refer to the phrase exactly, requests that have received have been rewritten and others were left so that they could avoid the new index of the index.

  Of course, if this were the case then maybe you can take a look at your stats.

• TableName in another Table

  Hello

  I have a small question. I want to get a tabelname on another table.

  I have a question 'P1_xyz' (selection list). This select list returns a name of a table in my database.

  Now, I want to create a report (select * from...) where the part behind the keyword 'FROM' is in the item "P1_xyz". But it dosent work... The selection of the report do not show the two column...

  Can someone help me?

  Workspace: TEST_OA5
  Username: [email protected]

  password: Hund123

  
  

  There is a single application, you can find it, really!

  
  

  THX René
  

  Hi RWErene81,

  RWErene81 wrote:

  There is only one thing, that I need too. I need the original titles in the columns of the tables / views. How can I do that. in your SQL query all columns that are named by col01, col02...

  Can you explain or show me, how can I get the real column names?

  See the 586 page of your application. I've implemented the dynamic report headers depending on the selected table.

  That's what I did:

  • Page 586 - "Guard" report - column attributes - headers of Type-> set it to PL/SQL
  • Page 586 - "guard" report attributes - attributes of column - Type headers-> function of the sections of the colon delimited:

  DECLARE
  
    L_LABEL_STR VARCHAR2(32000);
  
  BEGIN
  
    -- get the column names if the table exists
    FOR REC IN ( SELECT COLUMN_NAME
                   FROM USER_TAB_COLUMNS
                  WHERE TABLE_NAME = UPPER(TRIM(:P586_TIERAUSWAHL))
                  ORDER BY COLUMN_ID )
    LOOP
      IF L_LABEL_STR IS NULL THEN
        L_LABEL_STR := REC.COLUMN_NAME;
      ELSE
        L_LABEL_STR := L_LABEL_STR ||':'|| REC.COLUMN_NAME;
      END IF;
    END LOOP;
  
    RETURN L_LABEL_STR;
  
  END;
  

  NOTE: in an opinion, here to show that I wrote directly the code into anonymous blocks for the dynamic query, as well as for the labels. You could make a formula with two functions and replace the anonymous by function calls as blocks:

  For the query:

  RETURN APP_REPORTS_PKG.FNC_GET_TIERE_QUERY (:P586_TIERAUSWAHL);
  

  Label:

  RETURN APP_REPORTS_PKG.FNC_GET_TIERE_LABEL (:P586_TIERAUSWAHL);
  

  I hope this helps!

  Kind regards

  Kiran

• Function Index problem.

  Hello

  I have a problem regarding a function function index.

  example:

  TableName: Test

  Column: A, B, C, D

  I create the index on the table, column, a test using a user-defined function.

  If I do a select on the column, he'll be fine. In other words, I'll get the results you want.

  However, if I insert in the table and validation, and I do a query using the 'A' column in the where clause. I don't have any query hits. Its really weird.

  Have you ever experienced this problem? and is there an index of function according to back and donts w.r.t.?

  Thank you.

  MichaelR

  If you use a deterministic function really, it works:

  create or replace function test_fn (p_number number) return number deterministic
  is
    vreturn number := 0;
  begin
    if p_number = 1 then vreturn := 55; end if;
    if p_number = 2 then vreturn := 89; end if;
    return vreturn;
  end;
  

  Or, if you reverse the order of your second inserts (insert the folder before the recording of test1 test2) - it works fine.

  The reason why you get no results is when you insert the file test1 with a = 2, Oracle executes the function and gets no data, so it assumes that the result is NULL and puts in the index. You said Oracle function is deterministic, so he starts from the principle that any time test_fn (2) is called, it retrieves a null response.

• Drag N Drop table lines do not move a table to another Table

  Hello

  I use 11.1.7 to develop the drag N drop rows in one table to another

  1. I create a table in the schema hr as a student (sName, brands, sId, grade) & inserting values.

  2. I create EO & three your based on Student table... only three your from wise rank as (GroupAVO, GroupBVO, GroupCVO)

  3. I create page & panelgridLayout (3 columns, 1 row), I drop these three instances of VO tabular...

  4 drag the component Source and Drop target in these 3 tables...

  Run the page... page contains perfectly with the wise group of 3 tables...

  but when I drag a line a table to another table, lines do not move...

  I check my DB too... changes there too...

  No error and exceptions in my journal...

  What is the problem? Can someone help me?

  See also - Ashish Awasthi (Jdev/ADF) Blog: adding Drag and Drop functionality for collections in the fragments of the page to create insert

  Thank you

• indexes on a table

  Hello experts. I was told that I need to add indexes to my table, even if I'm just doing a select * from tbl_one. The index is actually justified in this case

  Hello

  user13328581 wrote:

  Hello experts. I was told that I need to add indexes to my table, even if I'm just doing a select * from tbl_one. The index is actually justified in this case

  No, if

  Select *.

  of tbl_one;

  is exactly what you do, then any index on tbl_one will do everything (faster or slower).

  If you have a WHERE clause, or an ORDER BY clause, or join you, or only some of the columns, then it's another story.

  Ask the one who told you to explain.  Maybe you didn't understand what you were told correctly.

• [11g] ORA-22993 when extracted xmltype great values in the outbreak of the BIU as a CLOB in another table

  [I ask nicely for a few comments for this question.

  Someone else can reproduce it with the test below?

  Is my code invalid or false?

  Or what is the problem here?

  -Thank you

  Frank

  ]

  Hello

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production

  CORE Production 11.2.0.3.0

  AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production

  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production

  Trigger Before Insert or Update to a table, I invoke a PL/SQL package function to check the size of an xmltype column (passing as IN OUT NOCOPY).

  PL/SQL functions retrieves the xmltype. GetClobVal(), check its size, and when it is beyond a limit, he tries to insert the data into another table (GTT - global temporary table).

  Finally, it changes the value of the value of the column of xmltype to the shorter XML (just by referring to the corresponding record in the TWG).

  But the Insert SQL in the TWG operation strike ORA-22993: specified input is greater than the amount actual source.

  I don't know why this happens. In the internet I only find references on importing files in lob/clob.

  Anyone have the same problem?

  I know that you prefer to have a sample program to demonstrate the problem - I'll try to post one, but it will take time.

  But maybe someone can help me based on the information above already.

  -Thanks a lot!

  Best regards

  Frank

  I have reproduced the issue.

  It must be a bug.

• Validation form column against the value of another Table

  Hello

  I'm new to this forum, so please bear with me a bit!  I only have a small amount of writing PL/SQL experience, and I've never written Javascript or JQuery before.  I am an Oracle DBA and I coding experience C and PERL, so I have a strong technical background.  But I need some advice on the best way to approach a problem.

  I have an application of data base in Oracle Apex (version 4.2) with a tabular form on a table: Let's say that #1 with the conditions of licence 1 a, 1 b, and1C.  I have to make sure that the value entered in col B is not greater than the value of a column in another table (for example table #2 pass 2 (a).  From a conceptual point of view, the amount of money available is in the #2 table, and my tabular form lines are an act of spending money (such as orders or invoices), so I have to make sure that we spend more that we have.  Who is?

  Does anyone have tips for the best way to do it?  I'm figuring that the biggest problem here is perhaps to account for people who enter multiple lines in the form of tables at the same time, right?  So, if a person is entered 3/invoices, I need a total to ensure that they do not have spend more than we have in the #2 table.

  I really appreciate your help!

  Best regards

  Laurie Baublitz

  Ah, I was not totally with you on this charge then. My validation works overall, but it totals the amount for each line, regardless of the task. Okay - who was not totally my solution but more a demonstration of the technique that you can use to validate your tabular presentation in this way.

  You could solve this issue with a safe collection, or with a table plsql where you add an entry for each task name and keep the amount stored in there.

  Anyway, it would be better for you to spend a little time on playback on the plsql collections or collections apex!

  • 5 use PL/SQL of Collections and records
  • APEX_COLLECTION

  Remember, this is a sample and you will need to take stock of it. The best solutions are those where you need to experiment with 8)

  DECLARE
    TYPE tt_taskamount IS TABLE OF NUMBER INDEX BY VARCHAR2(20);
    t_taskamount tt_taskamount;
  
    l_task VARCHAR2(20);
    l_amount NUMBER;
    l_max NUMBER;
  BEGIN
    -- F02 is the taskname
    -- F03 is the amount
    -- adapt to your situation!
    FOR i IN 1..apex_application.g_f02.count
    LOOP
      l_task := apex_application.g_f02(i);
      l_amount := apex_application.g_f03(i);
      IF NOT t_taskamount.exists(l_task) THEN
        t_taskamount(l_task) := l_amount;
      ELSE
        t_taskamount(l_task) := t_taskamount(l_task) + l_amount;
      END IF;
  
      -- it's not the best idea to perform a select each time and could be
      -- done better but for the sake of the example it's fine
      -- not too bad either if the rowcount is small.
      SELECT maxamount
        INTO l_max
        FROM table2
       WHERE taskname = l_task;
  
      IF t_taskamount(l_task) > l_max THEN
        -- returning will stop further processing and throw an error message as soon as a budget has been overrun
        -- it might or might not be required behaviour but that's up to you
        RETURN 'The max amount ('||l_max||') for task ' || l_task ||' has been exceeded. Reduce the total amount on associated tasks!';
      END IF;
    END LOOP;
  END;
  

• How to insert data into the table of plain text stored as a CLOB in another table

  Hi people,
  
  Maybe it's an easy question for someone who is more frequently used files and CLOB.
  
  I have a table that stores text files in the CLOB column. Files text includes some basic data that I want to load in the other - a text line = a new insert for me. Is there a "trick" how to do it effectively?
  
  Here is my model:
  
  Table OS_IMPORT_DOCS, stores the complete files as CLOB

  SQL> desc OS_IMPORT_DOCS
  Name          Type           Nullable Default Comments 
  ------------- -------------- -------- ------- -------- 
  OBJECT_ID     NUMBER                                   
  DATUM_ZMENY   DATE                    sysdate          
  FILE_PATH     VARCHAR2(4000) Y                         
  FILE_NAME     VARCHAR2(4000) Y                         
  FILE_SIZE     NUMBER         Y                         
  LAST_MODIFIED DATE           Y                         
  DOCUMENT      CLOB           Y                         
  STATUS        VARCHAR2(15)   Y        'NEW'  

  Sample data from OS_IMPORT_DOCS

  SQL> select *
    2    from os_import_docs d
    3  order by d.last_modified desc
    4  ;
   
   OBJECT_ID DATUM_ZMENY FILE_PATH                      FILE_NAME       FILE_SIZE  LAST_MODIFIED DOCUMENT    STATUS
  ---------- ----------- ------------------------------ --------------- ---------- ------------- ----------- ---------------
     1815043 13.8.2012 1 d:\data\C120813.DAT            C120813.DAT          16800 13.8.2012 16: <<CLOB>>    NEW
     1815042 13.8.2012 1 d:\data\C120812.DAT            C120812.DAT           3600 12.8.2012 22: <<CLOB>>    NEW
     1815041 13.8.2012 1 d:\data\C120811.DAT            C120811.DAT           1800 11.8.2012 13: <<CLOB>>    NEW

  Example of file CLOB - stored text data (select d.document from os_import_docs d where d.object_id = 1815042 ;)

  061053120820120000AGT000002Osoby                   0000000042301000000017210632
  062322120820120000AGT000002Osoby                   0000000012301000000017197566
  063526120820120001AGT000002Osoby                   0000000012301000000017197566
  064234120820120001AGT000002Osoby                   0000000103301000000162218777

  Above the example text includes "columns" in plain text:
  timestamp - 1-14, SSMIHH24DDMMYYYY position format
  flag - post 15-18
  company code - position 19-27
  etc...
  
  How can I query data stored within the OS_IMPORT_DOCS. The DOCUMENT column, divide it into columns and insert into another table?
  I have to read this method of 'online' file?
  
  
  Thank you very much
  Tomas

  For the first three columns:

  SQL> create type TRecord is object (
    2    ts           timestamp
    3  , flag         varchar2(4)
    4  , company_code varchar2(9)
    5  );
    6  /
  
  Type created
  
  SQL>
  SQL> create type TRecordTable is table of TRecord;
    2  /
  
  Type created
  
  SQL>
  SQL> create or replace function parse_clob (p_doc in clob)
    2  return TRecordTable pipelined
    3  is
    4    lf      number;
    5    eol     varchar2(2) := chr(10);
    6    eollen  number := length(eol);
    7    line    varchar2(32767);
    8    offs    number := 1;
    9  begin
   10    loop
   11      lf := dbms_lob.instr(p_doc, eol, offs);
   12      if lf != 0 then
   13        line := dbms_lob.substr(p_doc, lf - offs + 1 - eollen, offs);
   14        offs := lf + eollen;
   15      else
   16        line := dbms_lob.substr(p_doc, dbms_lob.getlength(p_doc) - offs + 1, offs);
   17      end if;
   18      pipe row (
   19        TRecord(
   20          to_timestamp(substr(line, 1, 14), 'HH24MISSDDMMYYYY')
   21        , substr(line, 15, 4)
   22        , substr(line, 19, 9)
   23        )
   24      );
   25      exit when lf = 0;
   26    end loop;
   27  end;
   28  /
  
  Function created
  
  SQL>
  SQL> select t.*
    2  from os_import_docs d
    3     , table(parse_clob(d.document)) t
    4  where d.object_id = 1815042;
  
  TS                                     FLAG COMPANY_CODE
  -------------------------------------- ---- ------------
  12/08/12 06:10:53,000000               0000 AGT000002
  12/08/12 06:23:22,000000               0000 AGT000002
  12/08/12 06:35:26,000000               0001 AGT000002
  12/08/12 06:42:34,000000               0001 AGT000002