Get ORA-01489: with tabular

Hello

I have a tabular presentation that has a couple of apex_item.select_list_from_lov in the source query, for example

SELECT Apex_item.hidden (1
NULL
)
|| apex_item.select_list_from_lov (4
NULL
, "LOV_POLICY".
, "style =" width: 170px "'"
|| ')"'
'NO '.
NULL
NULL
, "f04_".
|| LPAD (9900
+ LEVEL
4
, '0'
)
NULL
)
|| apex_item. Hidden (3
NULL
) policy_name
.....

I now get an ORA-01489: result of concatenating string is too long error. It was working fine but the LOV which depends on one of the points went to a hundred documents, or so I'm half guess that the apex_item function creates a static string more than 4,000 characters, and thus the error.

This has large implications for our application as long as there are several tabular forms that display data in this way (I assume that apex_item.select_list_from_query is no different) and it is likely that these selection lists will grow over time.

Someone has encountered this problem themselves and found a solution? We have an Ajax solution but this will involve rewritten considerable and we have little time.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated...

Hello

Do something like the following:

1. create a LOV to SELECT NULL, NULL Ruy FROM DUAL and use this instead LOV_POLICY
2. on your APEX_ITEM, add in the parameter which allows additional values
3. under your existing area, create a new PL/SQL area that generates the actual values using something like:

DECLARE
 vSEP VARCHAR2(1);
BEGIN
 vSEP := '';
 htp.p('<script type="text/javascript">');
 htp.p('var sMaster = new Array(');
 FOR c IN (SELECT DNAME d, DEPTNO r FROM DEPT ORDER BY UPPER(DNAME))
 LOOP
  htp.p(vSEP || 'new Array (' || c.r|| ',"' || c.d|| '")');
  vSEP := ',';
 END LOOP;
 htp.p(')');
 htp.p('</script>');
END;

4. create another region below which set it on have No model and the source of the value:

<script type="text/javascript">
function updateList(sChild)
{
 var o;
 var sChildValue = sChild.value;
 sChild.options.length = 0;
 o = new Option('-Select-', '');
 sChild.options.add(o);
 var k;
 for (k = 0; k < sMaster.length; k++)
 {
  o = new Option(sMaster[k][1], sMaster[k][0]);
  sChild.options.add(o);
 }
 sChild.value = sChildValue;
 if (sChild.selectedIndex == -1)
 {
  sChild.selectedIndex = 0;
 }
}
function updateLists()
{
 var lists = document.getElementsByName("f04");
 var k;
 var x;
 if (lists)
 {
  for (k = 0; k < lists.length; k++)
  {
   updateList(lists[k]);
  }
 }
}
updateLists();
</script>

Now, when the page loads, each selection list will show a null value and the actual value. In this report, will be generated a javascript array that contains the appropriate values for the lists. Following that will be the JavaScript that traverses the playlists selection and fills them with the content of the table.

The benefits of doing it this way are double - you work around issues with lengths of chain and the page will actually load a lot faster.

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NVL)

----

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A

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Concerning
Rahul

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Published by: Mac_Freak_Rahul on November 28, 2012 01:31: in the first sql ')'
removed after desc in the last line so now this query begin and will throw an error.
Mac_Freak_Rahul wrote:
@Blushadow:

(1) first of all, I'm sorry for not posting my question according to the rules of the forum, next time I'll take care of that.
(2) Secondly, thanks for the solution, I have no exp with clob, but I can take a deeper look later.
(3) I just want to know if there are any other wayout, you mean the second concatenation of 4000 bytes sys_connect_by_path exhausts it might return this error?

SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH returns a VARCHAR2 data type. In SQL VARCHAR2 data type is limited to 4000 bytes, then Yes, you will get an error if the data that you generate is greater than 4000 bytes (and I say bytes rather than characters, because if your database uses a multibyte multi character set could be as little as 1000 characters)

I'm right now stable for a table who got 62 columns... I have tables that have 200 close passes: (, great, if you can throw some light on this, if your the best way and the only one to achieve?)

If you really need to concatenate strings together which exceeds 4000 bytes, then Yes you must use CLOB to store data. Oracle does not provide a native way to aggregate together in a CLOB datatype string, so why you need to write your own function.

PS: just a quick overview of my value, it will be by comparing schema1.table (s) with shema2.table (s) where table_name must be the same...

So why are you information concatenation together to achieve this goal?

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Hi all.

Oracle version:
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
"CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production."
AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

I need to get directions in a card and the associated amount long distances to another.

map
--     9
  F ----------E
  | \         |
  |  \2       |6
  |   \   11  |
14|   C-------D
  |  / \10   /
  | /9  \   /15
  |/     \ /
  A-------B
     7

I have a query that gets the roads properly.

WITH distances AS
(
     SELECT 'A' n1, 'B' n2, 7 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'A' n1, 'C' n2, 9 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'A' n1, 'F' n2, 14 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'B' n1, 'D' n2, 15 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'B' n1, 'C' n2, 10 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'C' n1, 'D' n2, 11 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'C' n1, 'F' n2, 2 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'D' n1, 'E' n2, 6 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'F' n1, 'E' n2, 9 d FROM DUAL
)
SELECT
     'A'||sys_connect_by_path(n2,'-') path,
     SUBSTR(sys_connect_by_path(d,'+'),2) sum_dist
FROM distances
START WITH n1='A'
CONNECT BY NOCYCLE PRIOR n2=n1;

A-B          7
A-B-C          7+10
A-B-C-D          7+10+11
A-B-C-D-E     7+10+11+6
A-B-C-F          7+10+2
A-B-C-F-E     7+10+2+9
A-B-D          7+15
A-B-D-E          7+15+6
A-C          9
A-C-D          9+11
A-C-D-E          9+11+6
A-C-F          9+2
A-C-F-E          9+2+9
A-F          14
A-F-E          14+9

The problem is when there is a lot of knots, I get an ORA-01489: result of concatenating string is too long.

I followed this link.

SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH & to_CLOB

I built the package specified but apparently is combining elements.

If it is called only once.

WITH distances AS
(
     SELECT 'A' n1, 'B' n2, 7 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'A' n1, 'C' n2, 9 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'A' n1, 'F' n2, 14 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'B' n1, 'D' n2, 15 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'B' n1, 'C' n2, 10 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'C' n1, 'D' n2, 11 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'C' n1, 'F' n2, 2 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'D' n1, 'E' n2, 6 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'F' n1, 'E' n2, 9 d FROM DUAL
)
SELECT
     'A'||'-'||hierarchy.branch(LEVEL,n2,'-') path
FROM distances
START WITH n1='A'
CONNECT BY NOCYCLE PRIOR n2=n1;

A-B
A-B-C
A-B-C-D
A-B-C-D-E
A-B-C-F
A-B-C-F-E
A-B-D
A-B-D-E
A-C
A-C-D
A-C-D-E
A-C-F
A-C-F-E
A-F

But if I call it twice in the same query...

WITH distances AS
(
     SELECT 'A' n1, 'B' n2, 7 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'A' n1, 'C' n2, 9 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'A' n1, 'F' n2, 14 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'B' n1, 'D' n2, 15 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'B' n1, 'C' n2, 10 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'C' n1, 'D' n2, 11 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'C' n1, 'F' n2, 2 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'D' n1, 'E' n2, 6 d FROM DUAL UNION
     SELECT 'F' n1, 'E' n2, 9 d FROM DUAL
)
SELECT
     'A'||SUBSTR(hierarchy.branch(LEVEL,n2,'-'),2) path,
     hierarchy.branch(LEVEL,d,'+') sum_dist
FROM distances
START WITH n1='A'
CONNECT BY NOCYCLE PRIOR n2=n1;

A          7
A-C          7+10
A-10-D          7+10+11
A-10-11-E     7+10+11+6
A-10-F          7+10+2
A-10-2-E     7+10+2+9
A-D          7+15
A-15-E          7+15+6
A          9
A-D          9+11
A-11-E          9+11+6
A-F          9+2
A-2-E          9+2+9

As you can see, is to combine the node elements (A-10-11-E) - node distance - distance-

Do I have to create separate functions in the package, one per column?, or is there another way to solve this problem?, or better yet, another way to solve the original problem (ORA-01489)

Thank you very much.

Kind regards.

Package (by Solomon Yakobson) code:

CREATE OR REPLACE
  PACKAGE Hierarchy
    IS
        TYPE BranchTableVarchar2Type IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(4000)
          INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
        BranchTableVarchar2 BranchTableVarchar2Type;
        TYPE BranchTableClobType IS TABLE OF CLOB
          INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
        BranchTableClob BranchTableClobType;
        FUNCTION Branch(
                        p_Level          IN NUMBER,
                        p_Value          IN VARCHAR2,
                        p_Delimiter      IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT CHR(0)
                       )
          RETURN VARCHAR2;
        PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(Branch,WNDS);
        FUNCTION Branch(
                        p_Level          IN NUMBER,
                        p_Value          IN CLOB,
                        p_Delimiter      IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT CHR(0)
                       )
          RETURN CLOB;
        PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(Branch,WNDS);
END Hierarchy;
/ 
CREATE OR REPLACE
  PACKAGE BODY Hierarchy
    IS
        ReturnValueVarchar2 VARCHAR2(4000);
        ReturnValueClob     CLOB;
    FUNCTION Branch(
                    p_Level        IN NUMBER,
                    p_Value        IN VARCHAR2,
                    p_Delimiter    IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT CHR(0)
                   )
      RETURN VARCHAR2
      IS
      BEGIN
          BranchTableVarchar2(p_Level) := p_Value;
          ReturnValueVarchar2          := p_Value;
          FOR I IN REVERSE 1..p_Level - 1 LOOP
            ReturnValueVarchar2 := BranchTableVarchar2(I)|| p_Delimiter || ReturnValueVarchar2;
          END LOOP;
          RETURN ReturnValueVarchar2;
    END Branch;
    FUNCTION Branch(
                    p_Level        IN NUMBER,
                    p_Value        IN CLOB,
                    p_Delimiter    IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT CHR(0)
                   )
      RETURN CLOB
      IS
      BEGIN
          BranchTableClob(p_Level) := p_Value;
          ReturnValueClob          := p_Value;
          FOR I IN REVERSE 1..p_Level - 1 LOOP
            ReturnValueClob := BranchTableClob(I)|| p_Delimiter || ReturnValueClob;
          END LOOP;
          RETURN ReturnValueClob;
    END Branch;
END Hierarchy;
/

Published by: sKr on 08-mar-2012 17:29
Added package code

Hello

sKr wrote:
Hi all.

Oracle version:
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
"CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production."
AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

I need to get directions in a card and the associated amount long distances to another.
map
--     9
F ----------E
| \         |
|  \2       |6
|   \   11  |
14|   C-------D
|  / \10   /
| /9  \   /15
|/     \ /
A-------B
7
...

I wish we could mark questions as 'Useful' or 'Correct '. You get 10 points for sure.

Do I have to create separate functions in the package, one per column.

You need to separate the functions. A user-defined function should be enough, just like a built-in version of SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH is sufficient. All that should be stored in their own country, he knows that he needs to keep a separate copy for each argument to which you call it with. The problem with the package, which had been initially posted, is that there is only a single BranchTableVarchar2 of internal variables. Instead of a variable, an array of similar variables and add an optional argument to the funtion branch to tell him which item in this table to use.

CREATE OR REPLACE
  PACKAGE Hierarchy
    IS
        TYPE BranchTableVarchar2Type IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(4000)
          INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
        BranchTableVarchar2 BranchTableVarchar2Type;

     TYPE VList     IS TABLE OF BranchTableVarchar2Type          -- ***  NEW  ***
       INDEX BY     BINARY_INTEGER;                         -- ***  NEW  ***
     vl     VList;                                      -- ***  NEW  ***

        TYPE BranchTableClobType IS TABLE OF CLOB
          INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
        BranchTableClob BranchTableClobType;

        FUNCTION Branch(
                        p_Level          IN NUMBER,
                        p_Value          IN VARCHAR2,
                        p_Delimiter      IN VARCHAR2     DEFAULT CHR(0),
               p_PathNum      IN PLS_INTEGER     DEFAULT     1     -- ***  NEW  ***
                       )
          RETURN VARCHAR2;
        PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(Branch,WNDS);

        FUNCTION Branch(
                        p_Level          IN NUMBER,
                        p_Value          IN CLOB,
                        p_Delimiter      IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT CHR(0)
                       )
          RETURN CLOB;
        PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(Branch,WNDS);
END Hierarchy;
/
SHOW ERRORS

PROMPT     ==========  FK BODY  ==========

CREATE OR REPLACE
  PACKAGE BODY Hierarchy
    IS
        ReturnValueVarchar2 VARCHAR2(4000);
        ReturnValueClob     CLOB;

    FUNCTION Branch(
                    p_Level        IN NUMBER,
                    p_Value        IN VARCHAR2,
                    p_Delimiter    IN VARCHAR2       DEFAULT CHR(0),
              p_PathNum        IN PLS_INTEGER DEFAULT 1     -- ***  NEW  ***
                   )
      RETURN VARCHAR2
      IS
      BEGIN
          vl (p_PathNum) (p_Level) := p_Value;               -- ***  CHANGED  ***
          ReturnValueVarchar2          := p_Value;
          FOR I IN REVERSE 1..p_Level - 1 LOOP
            ReturnValueVarchar2 := vl (p_PathNum) (I)          -- ***  CHANGED  ***
                         || p_Delimiter
                     || ReturnValueVarchar2;
          END LOOP;
          RETURN ReturnValueVarchar2;
    END Branch;

    FUNCTION Branch(
                    p_Level        IN NUMBER,
                    p_Value        IN CLOB,
                    p_Delimiter    IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT CHR(0)
                   )
      RETURN CLOB
      IS
      BEGIN
          BranchTableClob(p_Level) := p_Value;
          ReturnValueClob          := p_Value;
          FOR I IN REVERSE 1..p_Level - 1 LOOP
            ReturnValueClob := BranchTableClob(I)|| p_Delimiter || ReturnValueClob;
          END LOOP;
          RETURN ReturnValueClob;
    END Branch;
END Hierarchy;
/
SHOW ERRORS

As you can see, I only changed the version of VARCHAR2. Let you change the CLOB as an exercise for you.

When you call branch, pass a unique number for each output column. If you do not explicitly give a default number is 0.
Here's your query modified to call it:

SELECT  'A' || SUBSTR ( hierarchy.branch ( LEVEL
                                       , n2
                          , '-'
                          )
                , 2
                )          AS path
,     hierarchy.branch ( LEVEL
                , d
                , '+'
                , 12
                )     AS sum_dist
FROM    distances
START WITH          n1 = 'A'
CONNECT BY NOCYCLE      PRIOR n2     = n1
;

Path, I called the branch with only 3 arguments, so that it uses vl (0) for internal storage for the path.
For sum_dist, I had to use a different integer. I couldn't decide if I should use 1 or 2, so I compromised and used 12. I could have used any integer, except 0.
Output:

PATH                           SUM_DIST
------------------------------ -----------------------------
A                              7
A-C                            7+10
A-C-D                          7+10+11
A-C-D-E                        7+10+11+6
A-C-F                          7+10+2
A-C-F-E                        7+10+2+9
A-D                            7+15
A-D-E                          7+15+6
A                              9
A-D                            9+11
A-D-E                          9+11+6
A-F                            9+2
A-F-E                          9+2+9
A                              14
A-E                            14+9

or is there another way to solve this problem?, or better yet, another way to solve the original problem (ORA-01489)

Given that you call a user-defined set, you might want to add other features to the package.
For starters, in addition to a function that returns a string like "7 + 10 + 11', it might be useful to have a string that maintains these numbers internally, but returns the value 7 + 10 + 11 = 28.
If you use this for problems when you want to find the less total path (or the highest total d, for that of importance, but for now, let's say you are only interested in the minimum), you might want a function that keeps track of the minimum total d met so far for each node. Whenever you find a different path to a node, the function can check if the total d is better than the previous best. If this isn't the case, it could return an indicator (kind of similar CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE) which indicates not bore you with this path.

ORA-01017 with database link

Hi all
I have a small problem, but I can't find the solution yet.
I created a DB1 databaselink: "create public database GO_TO_DB link
connect to TEMP identified by PW_TEMP
using DB2; »
On DB2 I have the TEMP user with password PW_TEMP thanks to subsidies for the TEST table.
In DB2, there is a table "TEST";
I'm logged into DB1 and do: SELECT * FROM TEST; I get: "ora-01017 name username/password invalid; connection refused
ORA-02063 previous line of GO_TO_DB'
messages.
I can connect to DB2 with the TEMP of the user and can select: no problem.
Also, I tried to connect with sqlplus and user TEMP on DB2: no problem.
Connect to DB1 in sqlplus and don't select it * test, I get ora messages too.
Do I did wrong or what I forgot?
Greetz, Cees

This error message means that you have provided the wrong username and password for the database that the DB connection is connected to.

If the password is case-sensitive, you must put quotation marks when you create the DB link.

The name of DB that you provided when you create the DB link could also be referring to a different database than the one you expect. You should check your tnsnames.ora file (or files) to verify this. You can also specify definitively the DB using the syntax ' host: port / SID "instead of a TNS name.

Two-node Rac (11204) Cluster node 1 has failed to stop with error: impossible to get in touch with the loan of cluster service. duty to force stop

Newly build Production environment (don't use it yet)
OS: Linux redhat 64-bit 2.6.18
Cluster version: 11.2.0.4
This environment clusterware installed last December, we are trying to install oracle RDBMS, so try to first stop the crs. However on node 1, the v$ asm_diskgroup shows nothing under total_mb /free_mb on diskgroup OCR. and stop the crs shows: impossible to get in touch with the loan of cluster service.
Alerts cluster log shows below:
2014-03-25 03:50:01.429:
[crsd (8608)] CRS-1013: the location of the OCR in ASM disk group is inaccessible. Details in u00/app/11.2.0.4/grid/log/oprd100/crsd/crsd.log.
2014-03-25 03:50:01.433:
[crsd (8608)] CRS - 0804:Cluster Ready Service interrupted due to the Oracle Cluster registry error [PROC-26: error when accessing the physical storage]
]. Details at (: CRSD00111 :) in u01/app/11.2.0.4/grid/log/orpd100/crsd/crsd.log.)
2014-03-25 03:50:02.123:
[ohasd (12490)] CRS - 2765:Resource 'ora.crsd' failed on the server "orpd100".
2014-03-25 03:50:03.407:
[crsd (8623)] CRS-1013: the location of the OCR in ASM disk group is inaccessible. Details in u01/app/11.2.0.4/grid/log/orpd100/crsd/crsd.log.
2014-03-25 03:50:03.411:
[crsd (8623)] CRS - 0804:Cluster Ready Service interrupted due to the Oracle Cluster registry error [PROC-26: error when accessing the physical storage]
The NEWSPAPER of the ASM alerts:
Wed Mar 25 03:21:49 2014
WARNING: Waited 15 seconds IO to write to the disk of PST 1 in Group 1.
WARNING: Waited 15 seconds to write IO to disk of PST 2 in Group 1.
WARNING: Waited 15 seconds IO to write to the disk of PST 1 in Group 1.
WARNING: Waited 15 seconds to write IO to disk of PST 2 in Group 1.
Wed Mar 25 03:21:49 2014
NOTE: process _b000_ + asm1 initiating (21071) 1.1807368888 disk offline (OCR_0681_2EF4) with mask 0x7e in Group 1
NOTE: process _b000_ + asm1 initiating (21071) 2.1807368889 disk offline (OCR_0681_2EF5) with mask 0x7e in Group 1
NOTE: check PST: grp = 1
GMON seeking ways of disc for Group 1 to 5 pid 27, DiSo 21071
ERROR: read no quorum within Group: required 2 found 1 records
NOTE: audit PST grp 1 fact.
NOTE: start the PST update: grp = 1, dsk = 1/0x6bba42b8, mask is 0x6a, op = clear
NOTE: start the PST update: grp = 1, = 2/0x6bba42b9 dsk, mask is 0x6a, op = clear
GMON update modes of disk for the Group 1 to 6 for 27, DiSo 21071 pid
ERROR: read no quorum within Group: required 2 found 1 records
Wed Mar 25 03:21:49 2014
NOTE: disassembly of the cache (not clean) Group 1/0x35AAB27B (OCR_DATA)
WARNING: For disk offline OCR_0681_2EF4 0x7f mode failed.
2 node rac cluster is normal. We were able to stop the crs without force.
What should I look at to understand what is happening here?
Thanks to adavnace.
WARNING: For disk offline OCR_0681_2EF5 0x7f mode failed.
NOTE: e-mail CKPT suspend pins Unix process pid: 21073, image:

No default value is 1 M

What does that mean? ORA-32039: WITH recursive clause must have list of column aliases

What does that mean? If I have alias each column in the clause, I get the same error. I noticed that if I replace this point of view abw_v_exist_mbr_alt_hierarchy , with a statement select hard-coded query works.
ORA-32039: WITH recursive clause must have list of column aliases
[code]
with bridge as)
SELECT
AVS.pontis_bridge_id,
AVS.super_struct_name structure_name,
ALV.name vehicle_name,
AVS.inv_rf inv_rating_factor,
AVS.opr_rf opr_rating_factor,
AVS.post_rf legal_rating_factor,
AVS.safe_rf permit_rating_factor,
sys_type_display. Display inv_rating_method,
AVS.up_to_date_ind,
AE.event_descr,
AE.event_timestamp,
AP.username,
AVS.event_id,
SYS_TYPE_IMPACT. Display sys_type_impact,
SYS_TYPE_LANE. Display sys_type_lane
Of
(SELECT
AVEMAH.pontis_bridge_id,
AVEMAH.super_struct_name,
ARRS.vehicle_id,
min (ARRS.inv_rf) inv_rf,
min (ARRS.opr_rf) opr_rf,
min (ARRS.post_rf) post_rf,
min (ARRS.safe_rf) safe_rf,
ARRS.design_method_type,
ASMAE.event_id,
ASMAE.up_to_date_ind,
ARRS.impact_loading_type,
ARRS.lane_loading_type
Abw_v_exist_mbr_alt_hierarchy AVEMAH, abw_spng_mbr_alt_events ASMAE, abw_rating_results_summary ARRS
WHERE
AVEMAH.bridge_id = ASMAE.bridge_id
and ASMAE.bridge_id = ARRS.bridge_id
and AVEMAH.struct_def_id = ASMAE.struct_def_id
and ASMAE.struct_def_id = ARRS.struct_def_id
and AVEMAH.super_struct_mbr_id = ASMAE.super_struct_mbr_id
and ASMAE.super_struct_mbr_id = ARRS.super_struct_mbr_id
and AVEMAH.super_struct_spng_mbr_alt_id = ASMAE.super_struct_spng_mbr_alt_id
and ASMAE.super_struct_spng_mbr_alt_id = ARRS.super_struct_spng_mbr_alt_id
and ASMAE.event_id = ARRS.event_id
and ASMAE.results_use_type = 37601
GROUP OF AVEMAH.pontis_bridge_id, AVEMAH.super_struct_name, ARRS.vehicle_id, ARRS.design_method_type, ASMAE.event_id, ASMAE.up_to_date_ind, ARRS.impact_loading_type, ARRS.lane_loading_type
) AVS.
abw_lib_vehicle BIANCO,
abw_event AE,
abw_person AP,
abw_sys_type sys_type_display,
abw_sys_type sys_type_impact,
abw_sys_type sys_type_lane
WHERE AVS.event_id = AE.event_id
AND AE.entered_by = AP.person_id
AND AVS.vehicle_id = ALV.vehicle_id
AND AVS.impact_loading_type = SYS_TYPE_IMPACT.sys_type
AND AVS.lane_loading_type = SYS_TYPE_LANE.sys_type
AND AVS.design_method_type = sys_type_display.sys_type)
Select
t.pontis_bridge_id BRIDGE_NAME,
t.event_timestamp LOAD_RATING_DATE,
MAX (CASE WHEN t.vehicle_name = 'HL-93 (US)' THEN round (t.inv_rating_factor, 2) ELSE NULL END) LOAD_RATING_HL93_INV_FACTOR,.
MAX (CASE WHEN t.vehicle_name = 'HL-93 (US)' THEN round (t.opr_rating_factor, 2) ELSE NULL END) LOAD_RATING_HL93_OP_FACTOR,.
Max(case when t.vehicle_name = 'H 20-44' Then trunc (t.inv_rating_factor * 36) of OTHER END NULL) H_INV_RATING_TONS,.
Max(case when t.vehicle_name = 'H 20-44' Then trunc (t.opr_rating_factor * 36) of OTHER END NULL) H_OP_RATING_TONS,.
Max(case when t.vehicle_name = 'HS 20-44' Then trunc (t.inv_rating_factor * 36) of OTHER END NULL) HS_INV_RATING_TONS,.
Max(case when t.vehicle_name = 'HS 20-44' Then trunc (t.opr_rating_factor * 36) of OTHER END NULL) HS_OP_RATING_TONS,.
Max(case when t.inv_rating_method='LRFR' Then trunc (t.inv_rating_factor * 36) of OTHER END NULL) LRFR_INV_RATING,.
Max(case when t.opr_rating_method='LRFR' Then trunc (t.opr_rating_factor * 36) of OTHER END NULL) LRFR_OP_RATING,.
Max(case when t.vehicle_name = 'SU4' Then Round (t.legal_rating_factor, 2) of OTHER END NULL) LOAD_RATING_SU4_LEGAL_FACTOR,.
Max(case when t.vehicle_name = 'Type 3S2' Then Round (t.legal_rating_factor, 2) of OTHER END NULL) LOAD_RATING_3S2_LEGAL_FACTOR,.
Max(case when t.vehicle_name = 'Type 7 divisible Load Vehicle' Then Round (t.permit_rating_factor, 2) of OTHER END NULL) LOAD_RATING_TYP7_PERM_FACTOR,.
Max(case when t.vehicle_name = 'Type 6A divisible Load Vehicle' Then Round (t.permit_rating_factor, 2) of OTHER END NULL) LOAD_RATING_TYP6A_PERM_FACTOR,.
MAX (CASE WHEN t.vehicle_name = 'HL-93 (US)' THEN round (t.permit_rating_factor, 2) ELSE NULL END) LOAD_RATING_HL93_PERM_FACTOR,.
(CASE WHEN t.inv_rating_method = 1 THEN 'LFD'
WHEN t.inv_rating_method = 'ASD' THEN 2
WHEN t.inv_rating_method = 'LRFD' THEN 3
WHEN t.inv_rating_method = 'LRFR' THEN 8 ELSE NULL END) LOADRATE_METHOD_ID,.
t.UserName LOAD_RATING_SUBMITTED_BY
Bridge t,.
(select q.pontis_bridge_id, max (q.event_timestamp) max_et
Bridge q
where q.impact_loading = 'as requested.
and q.lane_loading = 'as requested.
Q.pontis_bridge_id group) max_event_timestamp
where t.impact_loading = 'as requested.
and t.lane_loading = 'as requested.
and t.pontis_bridge_id = max_event_timestamp.pontis_bridge_id
and t.event_timestamp = max_event_timestamp.max_et
and t.username = 'PCAMPISI. '
GROUP BY
t.pontis_bridge_id,
t.event_timestamp,
t.UserName,
t.inv_rating_method;
[/ code]

You must use the database version 11.2, right?

ORA-32039: WITH recursive clause must have list of column aliases

Cause: A query clause called WITH itself (recursive) but do not have a list of aliases for column specified to him.

Action: Add a list of column alias for the WITH clause query name.

See:

SELECT

Example (you add the list of columns in the "BOLD" part / underlined below):

WITH

reports_to_101 (emp_last, mgr_id, eid, reportLevel) AS

(

SELECT employe_id, last_name, manager_id reportLevel 0

Employees

WHERE employee_id = 101

UNION ALL

SELECT e.employee_id, select, e.manager_id, reportLevel + 1

Reports_to_101 r, e employees

WHERE r.eid = e.manager_id

)

SELECT mgr_id, reportLevel, emp_last and eid

OF reports_to_101

ORDER BY reportLevel, eid;

get ORA-01403: when it should not

Hello, I apologize in advance for my spelling, name (takes 6 hours to change) and the headaches you migth get, however,.
I bring you the following code and test results:
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-The procedure that throws the error.
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create or replace
procedure P_COLEGAS(x in number) as
ctipo varchar2(20);
asd varchar2(20);

cursor curnombre is
select nombre from unidad,elemento where (elemento.id_elem=unidad.id_elem and unidad.tipo=ctipo and elemento.ciudad=asd);

begin
select unidad.tipo, elemento.ciudad into ctipo,asd from unidad,elemento where unidad.id_elem=x and elemento.id_elem=x;
for blah in curnombre loop
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('nombre unidad: '||blah.nombre||' ');
end loop;
end;
-what i get when executing the procedure-
Error que empieza en la línea 1 del comando:
exec p_colegas(19)
Informe de error:
ORA-01403: no data found
ORA-06512: at "BD00.P_COLEGAS", line 9
ORA-06512: at line 1
01403. 00000 - "no data found"
*Cause:
*Action:

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-the real problem-
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in the case of this procedure I had to write
(1)

select unidad.tipo into ctipo from unidad where unidad.id_elem=x;

(2)

select elemento.ciudad into asd from elemento where elemento.id_elem=x;

Instead the single query I wrote, we get the following:
(1) wonderful works, gets only error when there is no match for x.
(2) throws the error that I was before.

However when I do the following query in the spreadsheet and run it:
(3)

select elemento.ciudad from elemento where elemento.id_elem=x;

I get what I expect to get 1 row 1 column. (Yes it has data)
Note: (3) the only difference is that I remove the clause, and x is the same number that I used when I run the procedure.

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--------------------the question------------------------
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Why in the procedure, the failure of the (2) query to retrieve the data, the same which data the query (3) doesn't fail to pick up?
I get ORA-01403, when I shouldn't?
is there a work around for this problem?

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--------------------what i try------------------------------
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Nestled the request with its own handle exception error, get the same results, a few screenshots of the error with a different treatment.

used tool: sql developer

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-Example of data-
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tested the procedure with the following sample data in a new workspace, make the same mistake.

--------------------------------------------------------
--  DDL for Table ELEMENTO
--------------------------------------------------------

  CREATE TABLE "ELEMENTO" 
   (     "ID_ELEM" NUMBER, 
     "CIUDAD" VARCHAR2(20), 
     "TIPO" CHAR(1), 
     "X" NUMBER, 
     "Y" NUMBER, 
     "FECHAHORA_CREACION" TIMESTAMP (6)
   ) ;
/
--------------------------------------------------------
--  DDL for Table UNIDAD
--------------------------------------------------------

  CREATE TABLE "UNIDAD" 
   (     "ID_ELEM" NUMBER, 
     "PORCENTAJE_SALUD" NUMBER, 
     "NOMBRE" VARCHAR2(20), 
     "TIPO" VARCHAR2(20)
   ) ;
/
REM INSERTING into ELEMENTO
SET DEFINE OFF;
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (12,'Infernalia','U',10,10,to_timestamp('12-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (15,'Infernalia','U',10,7,to_timestamp('12-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (19,'Infernalia','U',15,9,to_timestamp('12-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (23,'Infernalia','U',16,8,to_timestamp('12-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (27,'Infernalia','C',15,10,to_timestamp('12-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (52,'Humania','U',26,10,to_timestamp('22-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (58,'Humania','U',24,9,to_timestamp('22-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (62,'Humania','U',27,11,to_timestamp('22-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (64,'Humania','C',25,8,to_timestamp('22-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (78,'GruntVille','U',47,32,to_timestamp('29-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (84,'GruntVille','U',42,28,to_timestamp('29-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (89,'GruntVille','U',43,29,to_timestamp('29-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (91,'GruntVille','C',44,37,to_timestamp('29-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (29,'Infernalia','C',16,7,to_timestamp('12-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
Insert into ELEMENTO (ID_ELEM,CIUDAD,TIPO,X,Y,FECHAHORA_CREACION) values (90,'GruntVille','U',49,36,to_timestamp('29-NOV-20 12.00.00.000000000 PM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM'));
REM INSERTING into UNIDAD
SET DEFINE OFF;
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (12,100,'Grang','Soldado');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (15,100,'Krout','Médico');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (19,100,'Warf','Obrero');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (23,100,'Puaj','Obrero');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (52,100,'Marcelus','Soldado');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (58,100,'Claudius','Soldado');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (62,100,'Arturius','Obrero');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (78,100,'Klaknot','Médico');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (84,100,'Staisht','Médico');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (89,100,'Bjorkson','Soldado');
Insert into UNIDAD (ID_ELEM,PORCENTAJE_SALUD,NOMBRE,TIPO) values (90,100,'Sknot','Médico');
--------------------------------------------------------
--  Constraints for Table ELEMENTO
--------------------------------------------------------

  ALTER TABLE "ELEMENTO" ADD CONSTRAINT "ELEMENTO_CHK1_TIPO" CHECK (TIPO IN ('U', 'C')) ENABLE;
 
  ALTER TABLE "ELEMENTO" ADD CONSTRAINT "ELEMENTO_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID_ELEM") ENABLE;
 
  ALTER TABLE "ELEMENTO" MODIFY ("ID_ELEM" NOT NULL ENABLE);
 
  ALTER TABLE "ELEMENTO" MODIFY ("CIUDAD" NOT NULL ENABLE);
 
  ALTER TABLE "ELEMENTO" MODIFY ("TIPO" NOT NULL ENABLE);
 
  ALTER TABLE "ELEMENTO" MODIFY ("X" NOT NULL ENABLE);
 
  ALTER TABLE "ELEMENTO" MODIFY ("Y" NOT NULL ENABLE);
 
  ALTER TABLE "ELEMENTO" MODIFY ("FECHAHORA_CREACION" NOT NULL ENABLE);
/
--------------------------------------------------------
--  Constraints for Table UNIDAD
--------------------------------------------------------

  ALTER TABLE "UNIDAD" MODIFY ("ID_ELEM" NOT NULL ENABLE);
 
  ALTER TABLE "UNIDAD" MODIFY ("PORCENTAJE_SALUD" NOT NULL ENABLE);
 
  ALTER TABLE "UNIDAD" MODIFY ("NOMBRE" NOT NULL ENABLE);
 
  ALTER TABLE "UNIDAD" MODIFY ("TIPO" NOT NULL ENABLE);
 
  ALTER TABLE "UNIDAD" ADD CONSTRAINT "UNIDAD_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID_ELEM") ENABLE;
/
--------------------------------------------------------
--  Ref Constraints for Table ELEMENTO
--------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------
--  Ref Constraints for Table UNIDAD
--------------------------------------------------------

  ALTER TABLE "UNIDAD" ADD CONSTRAINT "UNIDAD_ELEMENTO_FK1" FOREIGN KEY ("ID_ELEM")
       REFERENCES "ELEMENTO" ("ID_ELEM") ENABLE;
 
/

Edited by: 975362 04:47 12/06/2012

Published by: BluShadow on December 6, 2012 12:51
addition of {noformat}

{noformat} tags for readability of code/data.  Please read {message:id=9360002} and learn to do this yourself in future.

Edited by: 975362 on 06-12-2012 05:44 AM
added example data.

This is because you use X as the parameter to the procedure, and X is a column in the table :)

So use a table alias in the query or use another name for the parameter.

Published by: ascheffer on December 6, 2012 15:04

error ORA-03113 with XMLTABLE inside the subquery or view
I get ORA-03113 error if I use a XMLTABLE result within one subquery of another query (if XMLTABLE inline or view). Code below to reproduce that - simplified and now rather meaningless - but produces the same error. Someone at - he seen this error re. XMLTABLE or know bugs in metalink on that? I couldn't find anything. I'll have to use deprecated table (xmlsequence) instead, which does not receive this error.

-TABLE DROP TEST
CREATE TABLE TEST (ID number (10), CUST_REF varchar2 (50 char), XMLDATA XMLTYPE);

INSERT INTO TEST (ID, CUST_REF, XMLDATA) VALUES (1, 'XYZ',
XMLTYPE ("<?") XML version = "1.0" encoding ="utf-16"? >
< TESTXML
xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance".
xmlns = "urn: ABC - 123:TESTXML" >
< collection >
< TRANSACTION_COLLECTION >
< TRANSACTION >
< RECORD_ID > 1 < / RECORD_ID >
< TRANSACTION_ID > 7791786 < / TRANSACTION_ID >
< AMOUNT > 335 < / AMOUNT >
< TYPE > I < / TYPE >
DR < DC > < /DC >
< / TRANSACTION >
< / TRANSACTION_COLLECTION >
< / collections >
((< / TESTXML > '));

COMMIT;

CREATE VIEW TEST_XMLVIEW
AS
SELECT
ID,
CUST_REF,
xmltbl. RECORD_ID,
xmltbl. TRANSACTION_ID,
xmltbl. AMOUNT,
xmltbl. TYPE,
xmltbl. DC
OF THE TEST,
XMLTable (XMLNamespaces (DEFAULT "urn: ABC - 123:TESTXML'"),)
"/ TESTXML/collections/TRANSACTION_COLLECTION/TRANSACTION" TEST PASSING. XMLDATA
COLUMNS
"RECORD_ID" number (10) path "RECORD_ID."
"TRANSACTION_ID" VARCHAR (200 CHAR) PATH "TRANSACTION_ID"
"DC' VARCHAR (200 CHAR) PATH"DC. "
"TYPE' VARCHAR (200 CHAR) PATH"TYPE. "
('AMOUNT' NUMBER (38.8) PATH 'QUANTITY')
AS xmltbl;

WITH SUM_AMOUNTS (ID, CUST_REF, SUM_1, SUM_2, SUM_3)
AS
(SELECT ID, CUST_REF, FLAT AS FLAT AS SUM_2, FLAT + FLAT AS SUM_3, SUM_1)
OF TEST_XMLVIEW
GROUP BY ID, CUST_REF)
Select
ID,
CUST_REF,
SUM_1,
SUM_2,
SUM_3
of SUM_AMOUNTS;

Version information:
Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
CORE Production 11.2.0.2.0
AMT for 64-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
Someone at - he seen this error re. XMLTABLE or know bugs in metalink on that? I couldn't find anything.

Really?

Go to the directory path and look for the relevant trace or incident file.
On my system, I can see something like this:
```
ORA-07445: exception encountered: core dump [evaopn3()+656] [ACCESS_VIOLATION] [ADDR:0x0] [PC:0x234A5B6] [UNABLE_TO_READ] []
```
Copy / paste this line into the ORA-00600/ORA-07445 on My Oracle Support search tool and search for your version.
Read this article:

* ORA-7445 (evaopn3) [860969.1 ID] *.

and at the bottom of the page, among the associated bugs known, this one:

Bug 12724375 : ORA-7445 [evaopn3] XQuery with GROUP BY *.

Get "ORA-12534: TNS:operation unsupported ' connect as sysdba
Hello

We get "ORA-12534: TNS:operation not supported" error when connecting as sysdba.

Bash-2. $03 sqlplus "virtue sysdba".

SQL * more: Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production Thu Feb 23 10:16:16 2012

Copyright (c) 1982, 2007, Oracle. All rights reserved.

ERROR:
ORA-12534: TNS:operation unsupported

Enter the user name:

I can able to connect to the database using tns entry without any problem.

SQLNET. Contents of the ORA:
====================
Bash-2. $03 cat /var/opt/oracle/sqlnet.ora
ENCRYPTION_WALLET_LOCATION=(source=(method=file)(METHOD_DATA=(Directory=/dboracle/ORABASE/product/10.2.0/dbs/wallet/)))
SQLNET. WALLET_OVERRIDE = TRUE
SSL_CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION = FALSE
SSL_VERSION = 0

I'm not aware of the portfolio. Please, help me to solve this problem.

Thank you.

Kind regards
National Stadium
>
SQLNET. Contents of the ORA:
====================
Bash-2. $03 cat /var/opt/oracle/sqlnet.ora
ENCRYPTION_WALLET_LOCATION=(source=(method=file)(METHOD_DATA=(Directory=/dboracle/ORABASE/product/10.2.0/dbs/wallet/)))
SQLNET. WALLET_OVERRIDE = TRUE
SSL_CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION = FALSE
SSL_VERSION = 0
>

You can replace the keyword ENCRYPTION_WALLET_LOCATION with just WALLET_LOCATION in your file sqlnet.ora.

EWL is only used for transparent encryption of data, but if you want to use the external password store, you will need to use WALLET_LOCATION rather than ENCRYPTION_WALLET_LOCATION. However, if you want to use TDE and external repository of password, then make sure that your sqlnet.ora file has two entries ENCRYPTION_WALLET_LOCATION and WALLET_LOCATION

Concerning
Vincent

Using XMLTYPE and cursor I get ORA-01000
When I run this example I get:

ORA-01000: cursors open maximum exceeded
01000 00000 - "maximum open cursors exceeded".
* Cause:
* Action:

< {code >}
drop table model.
create the dummy (pidm number (8) of the table)
, Name varchar2 (20)
, name varchar2 (20)
, phone varchar2 (12)
, Dept varchar2 (6)
, In_Case_Emerg varchar2 (20)
, Zip varchar2 (5)
, Field_A varchar2 (5)
, Field_B varchar2 (5)
, Field_C varchar2 (5)
, Field_D varchar2 (5)
, Field_E varchar2 (5)
, Field_F varchar2 (5)
, Field_G varchar2 (5)
, Field_H varchar2 (5)
, Field_I varchar2 (5)
, Field_J varchar2 (5)
, Field_K varchar2 (5)
, Field_L varchar2 (5)
, Field_M varchar2 (5)
, Field_N varchar2 (5)
, Field_o varchar2 (5)
, Field_P varchar2 (5)
, Field_Q varchar2 (5)
, Field_R varchar2 (5)
, Field_S varchar2 (5)
, Field_T varchar2 (5)
, Field_U varchar2 (5)
, Field_V varchar2 (5)
, Field_W varchar2 (5)
, Field_X varchar2 (5)
, Field_Y varchar2 (5)
, Field_Z varchar2 (5)
);
Insert into dummy(pidm,lastname,firstname,phone,dept)
values(649,'Doe','Jane','1234','FINAC');
Insert into dummy (pidm, lastname, firstname, dept)
values(649,'Doe','Jane','CUST');
Insert into dummy(pidm,lastname,firstname,phone,dept)
values(649,'Doe','Jane','3456','REPAIR');
Insert into dummy (pidm, lastname, firstname, dept)
values(649,'Doe','Jane','PARTS');

----------------------------

Select
Z.Akey, Z.dept, Z.column_name, Y.dvalue
Y.Deptorg, Y.drecord
CEN
Select
Upper (Trim (C.Dept)) deptorg
Annals of t.column_value.getrootelement)
(, t.column_value.extract('//text () ') value
model c
table
(xmlsequence
(xmltype
(cursor
(
Select d.
model d
where d.dept = c.dept
AND d.pidm = 649
)
).extract('rowset/row/*')
)
) t
where c.pidm = 649
Order at the top (c.dept), Annals
) (Right outer join Y)
Select J.column_name, K.dept, J.akey
de)
Select B.column_name, '1' akey
Of user_tab_columns B
where upper (B.table_name) = upper ('dummy')
() Join the inner J)
Select distinct '1' akey, UPPER (dept) dept
where dummy pidm = 649
) K
ON J.Akey = K.Akey
ORDER BY J.column_name, K.dept
) Z
ON Y.DRECORD = Z.COLUMN_NAME
AND Y.Deptorg = Z.Dept
WHERE Z.akey = '1'
order of Z.dept, Z.column_name

< code >
However when I do

update set = 123 pidm dummy where DEPT = 'PARTIES ';

The query above works.

Is it possible to make the above query without having a cursor limit?

If this is the wrong forum, please tell me the right forum?

Suggestions?

TIA
Steve42
Hi Steve,.

The following query should work:
```
WITH t1 AS (
  SELECT *
  FROM XMLTable(
   'for $i in ora:view("DUMMY")/ROW[PIDM=xs:integer($pidm)]
      , $j in $i/child::*
    return element r
    {
      $i/DEPT
    , element COLUMN_NAME {name($j)}
    , element DVALUE      {$j}
    }'
   passing sys_xmlgen(649) as "pidm"
   columns dept        varchar2(6)  path 'DEPT'
         , column_name varchar2(30) path 'COLUMN_NAME'
         , dvalue      varchar2(30) path 'DVALUE'
  )
),
t2 AS (
  SELECT column_name, column_id
  FROM user_tab_columns
  WHERE table_name = 'DUMMY'
)
SELECT t1.dept, column_name, t1.dvalue
FROM t1
     PARTITION BY (dept)
     RIGHT OUTER JOIN t2 USING (column_name)
ORDER BY t1.dept, t2.column_id
;
```
The subquery "t1" is pretty much the same as the one you used with XMLSequence.

XMLTable has been introduced in version 10.2 and now replaces XMLSequence:
http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/AppDev.102/b14259/xdb_xquery.htm#sthref1705

Another useful feature here is the "partitioned outer join", that allow outer join independently each group of the Department to the list in the column.

Get the date with the millisecond of the table
I want to get the date with milliseconds in table format in the variable. How to get there?

SQL > create table test_date (col1 date);

Table created
SQL > insert into test_date values (sysdate);

1 row inserted

SQL > commit;

Validation complete

SQL > select * from test_date;

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-----------
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Here I have to get datewith "millisecond" format and put it into the variable varchar2 (50) and pass this
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Select to_char (COL1, ' mm/dd/yyyy hh24:mi:ss. FF') of test_date

ORA-01821: date format not recognized

SQL >

Thank you
Khaldi
user601042 wrote:
I want to get the date with milliseconds in table format in the variable. How to get there?

SQL > create table test_date (col1 date);

Your data col1 type should be TIMESTAMP.

See you soon
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