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• TMS must be upgraded before TMSXE?

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  with t as

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  Select 102, 1, "Chips", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 double Union

  Select 102, 1, "Chips", 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 double Union

  Select 102, 1, 'milk', 0, 0, 0, 0, null Union double

  Select 103, 0, 'mixture', 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 double Union

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  Select 104, 1, 'sugar', null, null, 0, 0, 0 double Union

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  102	1	Milk	0	0	0	0
  104	1	sugar			0	0	0
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• [ADF, JDev12.1.3] (How to set values for the attributes 1) to create a file and 2) committing to the database?

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• Specify a default value for a column in a Script

  Greetings fellow Forum inhabitants,

  Thank you in advance for taking the time to read and answer my post! (thumbs up)

  I'll jump in full.

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  VALUES (& & ordid, & & description, & & prodid, & & actualprice, by DEFAULT, & & itemtot)

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  or

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  or

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  Any advice would be appreciated.

  Thanks again for your time.

  Hello

  e752a7a0-bab5-4ee4-9ea4-bf7c4a2cadab wrote:

  Greetings fellow Forum inhabitants,

  Thank you in advance for taking the time to read and answer my post! (thumbs up)

  I'll jump in full.

  I've already created table:

  CREATE TABLE Bill

  (

  OrdID number 4 NOT NULL,

  Description VARCHAR2 (30) NOT NULL,

  ProdID NUMBER (6)

  actualprice NUMBER (8.2)

  NUMBER Qty. (8).

  itemtot NUMBER (8.2)

  );.

  I have to create a script to load the rows in the table of the invoice by the intervention of the user. However, I specify a default value for quantity

  That's what I have so far:

  INSERT INTO Bill (ordid, description, prodid, actualprice, qty, itemtot)

  VALUES (& ordid, & description, & prodid, & actualprice, by DEFAULT, & itemtot)

  WHERE qty = DEFAULT;.

  or

  WHERE DEFAULT = 1;

  or

  ??

  I don't know where I am going wrong. I apologize if I'm unable to communicate what she I'm actually doing.

  Any advice would be appreciated.

  Thanks again for your time.

  Sorry, I can't understand what you want.

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• Values for timestamp default XMLTable causes ORA-01843: not one month valid

  When I try to provide a default value for a timestamp value in the function XMLTABLE, I am greeted with an error - ORA-01843: not one month valid -no matter how to give this default value. If there is a value in the XML or not is irrelavant to this bug occurs. It seems to be an incomplete correction of bug number 9745897 (thread).

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  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31

  ')

  DT of COLUMNS by default systimestamp timestamp

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  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ('))

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31

  ')

  Dt timestamp - default systimestamp COLUMNS

  ) x

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  TABLE ("SYS". "XQSEQUENCE"(EXTRACT ("SYS"." XMLTYPE"(")

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31
  (((,'/ DOC'))) ' KOKBF$ '.

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  Edit: somewhat more followed.

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  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype (""))

  Date of the dt of COLUMNS by default sysdate) x;

  Actually no, it does not work. Certainly, maybe it produces no error, but the result is incorrect.

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

  string of NLS_DATE_FORMAT JJ/MM/RR

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  --------

  16/08/13

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  2 from

  3 xmltable ('/ DOC' passing xmltype (""))

  4 COLUMNS dt date default sysdate) x;

  DT

  --------

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  SQL > select x.*

  2 from

  3 xmltable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ('))

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31

  ')

  4 dt of systimestamp default timestamp COLUMNS

  (5) x;

  DT

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

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31

  SQL > select x.*

  2 from

  3 xmltable ('/ DOC' passing xmltype (""))

  4 dt of COLUMNS by default systimestamp timestamp) x;

  By default systimestamp timestamp COLUMNS DT) x

  *

  ERROR on line 4:

  ORA-01861: literal does not match the format string

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  2 from

  3 xmltable ('/ DOC' passing xmltype (""))

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  DT

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

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  Hello

  There is a column, offender_ID, which is a foreign key to another table, it must not be null during insertion. However, even I pass the ID of the author of the offence of master page when user click on the button create and he did watch in the form, it must be a text tabled for insert success, why can I not use hidden or display point only to store this value for insert? (If I use hidden or display single element insert will be successful, apex reports I tried to insert a null value for the offender_ID column.)

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• Default value for the select list of type of form elements

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  Rob-v-M-Gn-Nl wrote:
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  http://www.asktheoracle.NET/PLSQL-function.html

• Form - different default value for each new line needed

  Hi all
  
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  Inspect your column and find out the name of your column attribute, it must be something like fxx (f01, f02, f03... etc) and use this column instead of f11 (in my case, the name attribute is f11)

  Create a JavaScript function in your page header

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