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• How to train a xml using a comma separated string in Xquery

  Hi all
  
  In my application, I need to write an Xquery query that should be an xml document. Admission to the XQuery function is an xml with an element that has the strings separated by commas. For
  
  example of
  
  < root >
  < StringComma > Hi, Hello, welcome < / StringComma >
  < / root >
  
  I need form an xml in such a way that it should have as many tags as the strings in < StringComma > element of the foregoing. For example, is what I want
  
  < Root1 >
  < String1 > Hello < / String1 >
  < String2 > Hello < / String2 >
  Welcome < String3 > < / String3 >
  < / Root1 >
  
  something like that. How could we do it using XQuery. Kindly help me in this.
  
  
  Thank you.

  Hello

  You can do it like this:

  declare variable $input := document{ Hi,Hello,Welcome };
  
  
  {
    for $i at $pos in fn:tokenize($input/Root/StringComma, ",")
    return element {fn:concat("String", $pos)} {$i}
  }
  
  

• How to retrieve multiple records in XML using PL/SQL with XE 10 g

  Hi all
  
  I need your advice, if you please.
  I have an object CLOB as a result of a Web Service, I need to analyze. I use the XE version, XQuery is not for me, I get SYS. Exception DBMS_XQUERYINT.
  
  I tried to use the snippet, but it looks like I'm doing something wrong there. Please tell me what should I change?
  
  (1) I have a temporary table with id and xmltype
  (2) I have tested that the example data in the table
  (3) I get nothing no matter if I use,'/ modifyPlannedItemStatus/days [1] / day_of_week_order "or simply,'/ modifyPlannedItemStatus/days [1] / day_of_week_order'."
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  
  DECLARE
  my_xml XMLTYPE.
  my_clob CLOB: =' <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" standalone = 'no '? >
  < mgns1:modifyPlannedItemStatus xmlns:mgns1 = "http://www.mart-sw.co.uk/library" >
  < days >
  A < day_of_week_code > < / day_of_week_code >
  < day_of_week_order > 1 < / day_of_week_order >
  Monday < day_of_week_name > < / day_of_week_name >
  < / days >
  < days >
  < day_of_week_code > B < / day_of_week_code >
  < day_of_week_order > 2 < / day_of_week_order >
  Tuesday < day_of_week_name > < / day_of_week_name >
  < / days >
  < / mgns1:modifyPlannedItemStatus > ';
  
  I INTEGER: = 1;
  
  my_varchar VARCHAR2 (3000);
  BEGIN
  
  insert into session_temp_xml values (i, xmltype.createxml (my_clob));
  
  SELECT to_clob(extract(s.xml_data,'/modifyPlannedItemStatus/days[1]/day_of_week_order')) IN the s session_temp_xml my_varchar;
  
  
  dbms_output.put_line (' result ' |) RTrim (my_varchar));
  
  
  END;

  Hello

  'Re missing you the declaration of the namespace of the root node.

  extract( s.xml_data
         , '/mgns1:modifyPlannedItemStatus/days[1]/day_of_week_order'
         , 'xmlns:mgns1="http://www.mart-sw.co.uk/library"' )
  

  This will give you an instance of XMLType:

  1
  

  To convert it to CLOB or VARCHAR2 (i.e. to serialize the XML content in a character stream) use one of the getter methods getClobVal or getStringVal.
  If you want to retrieve the scalar value of the element (text node), use extractValue in place of the extract function.

  Here is an example on how to extract some repetitive elements in your version:

  SQL> create table session_temp_xml (
    2   id number,
    3   xml_data xmltype
    4  );
  
  Table created
  
  SQL> insert into session_temp_xml values (1, xmltype(
    2  '
    3  
    4  
    5   A
    6   1
    7   Monday
    8  
    9  
   10   B
   11   2
   12   Tuesday
   13  
   14  ')
   15  );
  
  1 row inserted
  
  SQL>
  SQL> SELECT extractValue(x.column_value, '/days/day_of_week_code') as day_of_week_code
    2       , extractValue(x.column_value, '/days/day_of_week_order') as day_of_week_order
    3       , extractValue(x.column_value, '/days/day_of_week_name') as day_of_week_name
    4  FROM session_temp_xml s
    5     , TABLE(
    6         XMLSequence(
    7           extract(
    8             s.xml_data
    9           , '/mgns1:modifyPlannedItemStatus/days'
   10           , 'xmlns:mgns1="http://www.mart-sw.co.uk/library"'
   11           )
   12         )
   13       ) x
   14  ;
  
  DAY_OF_WEEK_CODE      DAY_OF_WEEK_ORDER      DAY_OF_WEEK_NAME
  --------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------
  A                                          1 Monday
  B                                          2 Tuesday
   
  

  Hope that helps.

• Remove unnecessary tags in XML using PL/SQL

  Hi friends

  the Sub XML, its build a SQL query complex, we need to remove all the tags of type objectand all the empty tags.

  Version PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production

  < MajorLine >

  < MAJOR_LINE_OBJECT_TYPE > - need to remove these types of items showing in the XML file

  < LINEID > 143424538 < / LINEID >

  TC-ABC-123 < ITEMNAME > < / ITEMNAME >

  < > 78245 ITEMPATH < / ITEMPATH >

  < QUANTITY > 10 < / QUANTITY >

  < SERVICE / >-need to remove all empty tags

  < MINORLINE >

  < MINOR_LINE_OBJECT_TYPE > -need to remove these types of items showing in the XML file

  < LINEID > 143424799 < / LINEID >

  TCC - abc < ITEMNAME > < / ITEMNAME >

  < > 78245 ITEMPATH < / ITEMPATH >

  < QUANTITY > 10 < / QUANTITY >

  <SERVICE/ >-need to remove all empty tags

  < MINOR_MINOR_LINES >

  < M_MINOR_LINE_TYPE > -Need to remove these types of items showing in the XML file

  < LINEID > 143424798 < / LINEID >

  SF15-abc-xyz < ITEMNAME > < / ITEMNAME >

  < > 78245 ITEMPATH < / ITEMPATH >

  < QUANTITY > 10 < / QUANTITY >

  < / M_MINOR_LINE_TYPE > -Need to remove these types of items showing in the XML file

  < / MINOR_MINOR_LINES >

  < / MINOR_LINE_OBJECT_TYPE >-need to remove these types of items showing in the XML file

  < / MINORLINE >

  < / MAJOR_LINE_OBJECT_TYPE >-need to remove these types of items showing in the XML file

  < / MajorLine >

  I tried one of the queries posted in this blog, PFB to remove empty tags, but it did not work for me unfortunately. Help, please.

  PFB

  WITH sample_data LIKE)

  SELECT xmltype ("< MajorLine >

  < MAJOR_LINE_OBJECT_TYPE >

  < LINEID > 143424538 < / LINEID >

  hijk < ITEMNAME > < / ITEMNAME >

  < > 78245 ITEMPATH < / ITEMPATH >

  < QUANTITY > 10 < / QUANTITY >

  < SERVICE / >

  < MINORLINE >

  < MINOR_LINE_OBJECT_TYPE >

  < LINEID > 143424799 < / LINEID >

  EFG < ITEMNAME > < / ITEMNAME >

  < > 78245 ITEMPATH < / ITEMPATH >

  < QUANTITY > 10 < / QUANTITY >

  < SERVICE / >

  < MINOR_MINOR_LINES >

  < M_MINOR_LINE_TYPE >

  < LINEID > 143424798 < / LINEID >

  ABC < ITEMNAME > < / ITEMNAME >

  < > 78245 ITEMPATH < / ITEMPATH >

  < QUANTITY > 10 < / QUANTITY >

  < / M_MINOR_LINE_TYPE >

  < / MINOR_MINOR_LINES >

  < / MINOR_LINE_OBJECT_TYPE >

  < / MINORLINE >

  < / MAJOR_LINE_OBJECT_TYPE >

  (< / MajorLine > ') xmldoc

  OF the double

  )

  SELECT deleteXML (t.xmldoc

  ', ' / MajorLine / * [. = "" or contains(.,"?") "].

  ) as a result

  OF sample_data t

  ;

  My email is [email protected] - you can reach me

  Thanks in advance... Arun thomas T

  Hi again,

  A few general suggestions first:

  -do not give your e-mail address here, unless you want to be spammed for the next few weeks.

  -Mark all your previous sons answered if you feel your questions have been answered, it'll help people focus on new questions.

  On your new question:

  How the XML is generated?

  When someone asks questions on how to remove nodes from an XML, I always say the best way is to not generate them in the first place.

  That's why the SQL/XML functions are most often the best way to generate specific structures using other facilities 'out-of-the-box' such as DBMS_XMLGEN.

  DELETEXML is obsolete, and anyway this method is useful for deleting nodes.

  XSLT or XQuery is suitable for structural change in this case, although I would look first to get the necessary structure in the first place.

• Add the element as XML using PL/SQL

  I have CLOB column contain data XML (more than 3000 characters)
  something like that
  --------------------------------------------------------------
  < order >
  < header >
  < line1 > < / line1 >
  < line2 >
  < name1 > < / name2 >
  < name1 > < / name2 >
  < / line2 >
  < / header >
  < detail >
  < / details >
  < / order >
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  Could someone tell me how I can add a * < line3 > < / line3 > * under an element * < header > *.
  
  Thank you!
  FAH

  Here's one way:

  SQL> create table my_table ( my_clob clob );
  
  Table created
  
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into my_table (my_clob)
    2  values ('
    3  
  
    4  
    5  
    6  
    7  
    8  
    9  
   10  
   11  
   12  ')
   13  ;
  
  1 row inserted
  
  SQL> select appendchildxml(
    2           xmltype(my_clob)
    3         , '/order/header'
    4         , xmlelement("line3")
    5         ).getclobval()
    6  from my_table
    7  ;
  
  APPENDCHILDXML(XMLTYPE(MY_CLOB
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  
   
  

  If you really want to update the column with the new content then:

  update my_table
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                ).getclobval()
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• How to analyze an XML using C++ or Cascades

  Hello

  I'm developing a simple application of the Listview, this need for an updated list with the response from the server in XML, the XML as below:

  
  
     
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  http://doc.Qt.Nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qxmlstreamreader.html

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• How to access Mobile Oracle using PL/SQL Server logs?

  I started using Oracle solutions, so I'm a complete newbie.
  
  I am doing a project which requires to newspapers to mobile devices using the Oracle Mobile Server (integrated into Oracle Database Lite).
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  As all the repository data is stored in the database, there are a lot of possibly interesting things if you look through it.

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• How to set default cell format 'text' instead of 'general' sheet in excel using pl/sql code?

  Can someone please help me on how to generate excel file using pl/sql? I have generated csv files successfully, but now I need to generate a excel. I changed the code generation of the csv file, but the file gives me error when opening:

  "The file you are trying to open,"XXXX.xls", is in a different format than specified by the file extension. Do you want to open it now? »

  If I choose Yes then open the excel file, but it excludes the leading 0 in the front for one my column. How do I configure excel type default column as text rather than General, when you create the files? I also tried to generate excel file using xml. But I do not know how to set the type of column there, too. I'm using Oracle 11.2.0.3.0 and APEX 4.2.6.00.03. I'll call all these codes apex.

  Code1 is used:

  Declare

  output_header varchar2 (4000);

  fichier_en_sortie VARCHAR2 (255);

  Varchar2 (2) EOL: = Chr (13) | Chr (10);

  BEGIN

  output_header: = 'tls_tracking_id ' | Chr (9) | ' fnn_ext' | Chr (9) | "path_id' | EOL;

  fichier_en_sortie: = 'report_excel' |'. XLS;

  owa_util.mime_header ("application/octet ', false");

  HTP.p ('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename = "" | ") fichier_en_sortie |' « ') ;

  owa_util.http_header_close;

  HTP. PRN (output_header);

  for r in)

  Select tls_tracking_id, fnn_ext, DWD_DTOV_OUT_VW path_id

  where nbn_loc_id = 'LOC000138413115. '

  The order of tls_tracking_id LOOP)

  HTP. PRN (r.tls_tracking_id

  || Chr (9) | r.fnn_ext

  || Chr (9) | r.path_id

  || EOL

  );

  END LOOP;

  END;

  Code2 used :

  create or replace PACKAGE BODY IS pkg_excel_export

  PROCEDURE excel_open (l_xml_body IN OUT NOCOPY CLOB) IS

  BEGIN

  l_xml_body: = ' <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "ISO-8859-9"? > ' | Chr (10) |

  "< workbook xmlns =" "urn: schemas-microsoft - com:office:spreadsheet" ' | "

  Chr (10) |

  ""xmlns:o ="urn: schemas-microsoft-com ' ' |

  Chr (10) |

  "xmlns: x =" "urn: schemas-microsoft-com: excel" ' | "

  Chr (10) |

  ""xmlns:ss ="urn: schemas-microsoft - com:office:spreadsheet" ' |

  Chr (10) |

                          'xmlns:html=" http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40 ">' ||

  Chr (10) |

  ' < ExcelWorkbook xmlns = "urn: schemas-microsoft-com: excel" > ' |

  Chr (10) | ' < WindowHeight > 8580 < / WindowHeight > ' |

  Chr (10) | ' < WindowWidth > 15180 < / WindowWidth > ' | Chr (10) |

  ' < WindowTopX > 120 < / WindowTopX > ' | Chr (10) |

  ' < WindowTopY > 45 < / WindowTopY > ' | Chr (10) |

  ' < ProtectStructure > false < / ProtectStructure > ' | Chr (10) |

  ' < ProtectWindows > false < / ProtectWindows > ' | Chr (10) |

  ' < / ExcelWorkbook > ' | Chr (10) | "< Styles > | Chr (10) |

  '< ss:ID of style = 'Default' ss:Name 'Normal' = >' | Chr (10) |

  "< ss:Vertical alignment = 'Bottom' / >" | " Chr (10) |

  ' < borders / > '. Chr (10) | ' < police / > '. Chr (10) |

  ' < Interior / > '. Chr (10) | ' < NumberFormat / > '. Chr (10) |

  ' < protection / > '. Chr (10) | "< / style > | Chr (10) |

  '< ss:ID of style 's22' = >' | Chr (10) |

  "< x: font family = ss"Swiss":"BOLD"="1"ss:Underline ="Single"/ >" | "

  Chr (10) | "< / style > | Chr (10) | "< / style >";

  END excel_open;

  PROCEDURE excel_close (l_xml_body IN OUT NOCOPY CLOB) IS

  BEGIN

  l_xml_body: = l_xml_body | ' < / workbook > ';

  END excel_close;

  / * Opens a worksheet in the Excel file. , You can open multiple worksheets. **/

  PROCEDURE worksheet_open

  (

  l_xml_body IN OUT NOCOPY CLOB,

  p_worksheetname in VARCHAR2

  ) IS

  BEGIN

  --

  -Create the worksheet

  --

  l_xml_body: = l_xml_body | "' < worksheet ss:Name = ' ' | p_worksheetname |

  "" > < table > ";"

  END worksheet_open;

  / *Farm the worksheet in the Excel file.   **/

  PROCEDURE worksheet_close (l_xml_body IN OUT NOCOPY CLOB) IS

  BEGIN

  l_xml_body: = l_xml_body | ' < / table > < / worksheet > ';

  END worksheet_close;

  / *Opens the tag line * /

  PROCEDURE row_open (l_xml_body IN OUT NOCOPY CLOB) IS

  BEGIN

  l_xml_body: = l_xml_body | "< row >."

  END row_open;

  / *Farm the tag line * /.

  PROCEDURE row_close (l_xml_body IN OUT NOCOPY CLOB) IS

  BEGIN

  l_xml_body: = l_xml_body | "< / row > | Chr (10);

  END row_close;

  / *After the opening of the line, we can write something the first cell* /

  PROCEDURE cell_write

  (

  l_xml_body IN OUT NOCOPY CLOB,

  p_content in VARCHAR2

  ) IS

  BEGIN

  l_xml_body: = l_xml_body | ' < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > ' |

  p_content | ' < / data > < / cell > ';

  END cell_write;

  / * If you use this package of APEX, you get to download the excel file. **/

  PROCEDURE excel_get

  (

  l_xml_body IN OUT NOCOPY CLOB,

  p_filename in VARCHAR2

  ) IS

  XX BLOB;

  make the NUMBER;

  This NUMBER;

  BC NUMBER.

  LC NUMBER;

  w NUMBER;

  BEGIN

  DBMS_LOB.CREATETEMPORARY (xx, TRUE);

  make: = 1;

  so: = 1;

  BC: = dbms_lob.default_csid;

  LC: = dbms_lob.default_lang_ctx;

  w: = dbms_lob.no_warning;

  DBMS_LOB.converttoblob (xx,

  l_xml_body,

  DBMS_LOB.lobmaxsize,

  do,

  Thus,.

  British Colombia,

  LC,

  (w);

  owa_util.mime_header ("application/octet ', FALSE");

  -set the size so that the browser knows how to download

  HTP.p ("Content-length: ' |") DBMS_LOB.GetLength (xx));

  -the name of the file will be used by the browser if users only one save as

  HTP.p ('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename = "" | ") p_filename |

  '.xls ' | '"');

  -close the headers

  owa_util.http_header_close;

  -Download the BLOB

  wpg_docload.download_file (XX);

  END excel_get;

  END pkg_excel_export;

  I know it's a bit long code, but to better understand please consider...

  Thank you.

  I did worked putting just one extra line in my l_xml_body in the XML (Code 2 used). Now my excel generates with cells type 'Text' and there are no left falling to zero. Also the columns display not scientific format as 2.3D + 12. Current recording shows without default formatting.

  '

• How can I recursively parse an xml using XQuery document?

  I have an open and I have to using XQuery in Response.xml can transform someone give me an idea how to analyze recursive Xml using XQuery documents. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance

  Open

  " < = xmlns:ns0 ns0:GlobalRoutePlanServiceGOPResponse ' http://www.example.org/input ">

  < GlobalRoutePlanServiceResponse >

  < response >

  Buid_1 < Buid > < / Buid >

  SalesOrderId_1 < SalesOrderId > < / SalesOrderId >

  EODD_1 < EODD > < / EODD >

  LODD_1 < LODD > < / LODD >

  < legs >

  < leg >

  < level > 1 < / level >

  < Resources > ShipMode_1 < / resources >

  < FSBD > FSBD_1 < / FSBD >

  FABD_1 < FABD > < / FABD >

  < leg >

  < leg >

  < niv.2 > < / level >

  < Resources > ShipMode_2 < / resources >

  < FSBD > FSBD_1 < / FSBD >

  FABD_1 < FABD > < / FABD >

  < leg >

  < leg >

  < level > 3.1 < / level >

  < resources > ShipMode_3.1 & amp; < / resources >

  < FSBD > FSBD_1 < / FSBD >

  FABD_1 < FABD > < / FABD >

  < leg >

  < leg >

  < level > 4.1 < / level >

  < Resources > ShipMode_4.1 < / resources >

  < FSBD > FSBD_1 < / FSBD >

  FABD_1 < FABD > < / FABD >

  < leg > < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < leg >

  < level > 3.2 < / level >

  < Resources > ShipMode_3.2 < / resources >

  < FSBD > FSBD_1 < / FSBD >

  FABD_1 < FABD > < / FABD >

  < leg >

  < leg >

  < level > 4.2 < / level >

  < Resources > ShipMode_4.2 < / resources >

  < FSBD > FSBD_1 < / FSBD >

  FABD_1 < FABD > < / FABD >

  < leg > < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < / foot >

  < / legs >

  < / answer >

  < / GlobalRoutePlanServiceResponse >

  < / ns0:GlobalRoutePlanServiceGOPResponse >

  Response.Xml

  " < = xmlns:ns0 ns0:InputParameters ' http://xmlns.Oracle.com/pcbpel/adapter/DB/SP/GOP_DB_FSL_Msg_Persist_SVC "> "

  < ns0:P_LEG >

  < ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:LEGS_LEVEL > 1 < / ns0:LEGS_LEVEL >

  < ns0:SHIPMODE > ShipMode_1 < / ns0:SHIPMODE >

  < / ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:LEGS_LEVEL > 2 < / ns0:LEGS_LEVEL >

  < ns0:SHIPMODE > ShipMode_2 < / ns0:SHIPMODE >

  < / ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:LEGS_LEVEL > 3.1 < / ns0:LEGS_LEVEL >

  < ns0:SHIPMODE > ShipMode_3.1 < / ns0:SHIPMODE >

  < / ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:LEGS_LEVEL > 4.1 < / ns0:LEGS_LEVEL >

  < ns0:SHIPMODE > ShipMode_4.1 < / ns0:SHIPMODE >

  < / ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:LEGS_LEVEL > 3.2 < / ns0:LEGS_LEVEL >

  < ns0:SHIPMODE > ShipMode_3.2 < / ns0:SHIPMODE >

  < / ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < ns0:LEGS_LEVEL > 4.2 < / ns0:LEGS_LEVEL >

  < ns0:SHIPMODE > ShipMode_4.2 < / ns0:SHIPMODE >

  < / ns0:P_LEG_ITEM >

  < / ns0:P_LEG >

  < / ns0:InputParameters >

  You can use recursive expressions function XQuery to browse down the tree (even if it's more than a job for XSLT), but in this case, it is probably easier to use a descendant axis:

  declare namespace ns0 = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/pcbpel/adapter/db/sp/GOP_DB_FSL_Msg_Persist_SVC";

  declare namespace ns1 = "http://www.example.org/INPUT";

  {

  for $i in $request / ns1:GlobalRoutePlanServiceGOPResponse / GlobalRoutePlanServiceResponse/response/legs / / leg

  where exists($i/Level)

  return

  {$i} / level/text)

  {$i} / ShipMode/text)

  }

  Output:

  http://xmlns.Oracle.com/pcbpel/adapter/DB/SP/GOP_DB_FSL_Msg_Persist_SVC">

  1

  ShipMode_1

  2

  ShipMode_2

  3.1

  ShipMode_3.1 &

  4.1

  ShipMode_4.1

  3.2

  ShipMode_3.2

  4.2

  ShipMode_4.2

• inserting rows using pl sql

  Hi all
  
  I created a tabale to insert a number
  
  create the table loc_number (c1 number);
  
  now, I want to insert 10 lines in this table using pl sql.
  
  How can I do so using pl sql?

  Hello

  Yes it is possible.

  Why use loops here?

  (I guess, you need to practice this goal)

  begin
  
   for i in 1..10
   loop
  
     insert into loc_number
         values (i);
  
   end loop;
  
   commit;
  
  end;
  

• How to generate XML nested using PL/SQL data?

  I have an XML that looks like this file...
  
  <? XML version = "1.0"? >
  < TDefs >
  < ListItem >
  < TDef >
  < DisplayName > AFP < / DisplayName >
  < enabled > True < / enabled >
  < LISName > AFP < / LISName >
  < LOINC / >
  < PrintName > AFP < / PrintName >
  < CompatibilityCode > 1 < / CompatibilityCode >
  < details >
  < PatientReplicates > 1 < / PatientReplicates >
  < AutoReDilute > false < / AutoReDilute >
  < / details >
  < DilutionList >
  < TDefDilution >
  < dilution > 1 < / Dilution >
  < CalculationFactor > 1 < / CalculationFactor >
  < / TDefDilution >
  < / DilutionList >
  < TDefRange >
  < RangeList >
  < RangeInfo >
  < ID >
  < int > 6509 < / int >
  < /ID >
  < name >
  < string > check Range2 < / string >
  < / name >
  < Name_MessageID >
  < int >-1 < / int >
  < / Name_MessageID >
  < IsNull RepeatedlyReactiveData = "true" / >
  < IsNull RepeatedlyReactiveComments = "true" / >
  < CreatedByIM >
  < Boolean > true < / Boolean >
  < / CreatedByIM >
  < / RangeInfo >
  
  This is data that are from different tables. It is a multilevel nested nodes each other.
  How do I achieve using PL/SQL? What is the best way?
  
  I've only used to date dbms_xmlgen to generate data from a single table.
  Can anyone help?

  How do I achieve using PL/SQL? What is the best way?

  SQL/XML functions.

  For example: {message identifier: = 9670705}

  After a few data structures and table (DDL) samples if you need specific help on the query.

• Nested reading XML using XQUERY in the PL/SQL procedure

  I'm using Oracle 11 G.
  I have a PL/SQL procedure, which is reading XML using xquery XMLTYPE column in a table. The XML contains data of the DEPARTMENT and its SECTIONS. DEPARTMENT has a to-many with SECTIONS or a DEPARTMENT can have one or more SECTIONS, and there may be cases where the DEPARTMENT will have all SECTIONS.
  
  The XML structure is such that

  <DATA>

  label to identify a DEPARTMENT and all its corresponding SECTIONS.
  
  XML

  <ROWSET> 
  <DATA>
   <DEPARTMENT>
    <DEPARTMENT_ID>DEP1</DEPARTMENT_ID>
    <DEPARTMENT_NAME>myDEPARTMENT1</DEPARTMENT_NAME>
   </DEPARTMENT>
   <SECTIONS>
    <SECTIONS_ID>6390135666643567</SECTIONS_ID>
    <SECTIONS_NAME>mySection1</SECTIONS_NAME>
    </SECTIONS>
     <SECTIONS>
    <SECTIONS_ID>6390135666643567</SECTIONS_ID>
    <SECTIONS_NAME>mySection2</SECTIONS_NAME>
    </SECTIONS>
   </DATA>
   <DATA>
   <DEPARTMENT>
    <DEPARTMENT_ID>DEP2</DEPARTMENT_ID>
    <DEPARTMENT_NAME>myDEPARTMENT2</DEPARTMENT_NAME>
   </DEPARTMENT>
   <SECTIONS>
    <SECTIONS_ID>63902</SECTIONS_ID>
    <SECTIONS_NAME>mySection1</SECTIONS_NAME>
    </SECTIONS>
   </DATA>
  </ROWSET>

  XQUERY

  select
   department_id,
    department_name,
    sections_id,
    sections_name
  from
    OFFLINE_XML xml_list,
    xmltable(
      '
        for $department in $param/ROWSET/DATA
          return $department
      '
      passing xml_list.xml_file as "param"
      columns
        "DEPARTMENT_ID"   varchar2(100) path '//DEPARTMENT/DEPARTMENT_ID',
        "DEPARTMENT_NAME" varchar2(4000) path '//DEPARTMENT/DEPARTMENT_NAME',
        "SECTIONS_ID"     varchar2(100) path '//SECTIONS/SECTIONS_ID',
        "SECTIONS_NAME"   varchar2(4000) path '//SECTIONS/SECTIONS_NAME'
    ) section_list
  where
    xml_list.Status = 5

  The performance of the query, you receive an error

  ORA-19279: XPTY0004 - XQuery dynamic type mismatch: expected singleton 
  sequence - got multi-item sequence

  It is natural because I have several sections, now how I'll handle this situation.

  It's the usual approach to manage several nested collections:

  SQL> select d.department_id
    2       , d.department_name
    3       , s.sections_id
    4       , s.sections_name
    5  from offline_xml t
    6     , xmltable(
    7         '/ROWSET/DATA'
    8         passing t.xml_file
    9         columns
   10           DEPARTMENT_ID   varchar2(20) path 'DEPARTMENT/DEPARTMENT_ID'
   11         , DEPARTMENT_NAME varchar2(30) path 'DEPARTMENT/DEPARTMENT_NAME'
   12         , SECTIONS        xmltype      path 'SECTIONS'
   13       ) d
   14     , xmltable(
   15         '/SECTIONS'
   16         passing d.sections
   17         columns
   18           SECTIONS_ID     varchar2(20) path 'SECTIONS_ID'
   19         , SECTIONS_NAME   varchar2(30) path 'SECTIONS_NAME'
   20      ) s
   21  ;
  
  DEPARTMENT_ID        DEPARTMENT_NAME                SECTIONS_ID          SECTIONS_NAME
  -------------------- ------------------------------ -------------------- ------------------------------
  DEP1                 myDEPARTMENT1                  6390135666643567     mySection1
  DEP1                 myDEPARTMENT1                  6390135666643567     mySection2
  DEP2                 myDEPARTMENT2                  63902                mySection1
   
  

• How to use PL/SQL to create dynamic action to set the value of a selection by another list?

  Hello

  I would like to know how to use PL/SQL to create dynamic action to set the value of a list of selection by another selection list.

  

  I wish can create dynamic action to manage the two above the Room select list (: P9_ROOM) and building (: P8_BUILDING).

  When you select "1074" in the bathroom, building highlights like "BRM BLD 5"

  When you select 'Area of the black box' in the room, building must assign the value "7 BLD BRM"

  When the room is Null, building should also be Null.

  I thank you,

  Alice

  I forgot to mention, for the PL/SQL Code, because you are working with items in the selection list, the return values are different from the display on your LOV values, you must instead use the return values.

  Thank you

  Erick

• How to modify data in "Result grid query" in Oracle SQL developer

  Dear,

  I would like to know how to change values directly in the query result grid.

  I use Oracle SQL Developer version 4.0.3.16

  Thank you

  Khalil

  

  I checked in SQL Developer 4 and I found no option to do this.

  I don't think it's available. You can open the table and add filters on each column and change. Or you can add where clause as suggested the link written by Jeff that I already gave. (http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2013/06/sql-developer-im-looking-at-a-record-how-do-i-edit-it/)

  Or you write update instructions.

  See you soon

  AJ

• How to get several xml elements in a relationship 1: n without using xmlaggregation

  I need to create the following xml structure from an oracle database

  where each survey can multiple deelnemers (participants)

  I'm not sure create this use of XMLElement without getting the message "ORA-01427 subquery returns more then one line."

  I could try to use dbms_xmldom (never done that before) but I wonder if anyone knows how to generate this just using the plain Oracle SQL-XMLfunctions (XMLElement, XMLAggr)

  < NieuweSurveys >

  < survey >

  < Surveynaam > 2013 - 02 - 01 < / Surveynaam >

  < Months > 2013 - 02 - 01 < / months >

  < Einddatum > 2013 - 02 - 15 < / Einddatum >

  < Deelnemer >

  Tilde < Chairwoman > < / Chairwoman >

  < Tussenvoegsel / >

  DeelnemerA < Achternaam > < / Achternaam >

  man < Geslacht > < / Geslacht >

  < Emailadres > [email protected] < / Emailadres >

  < Voorkeurstaal > nl < / Voorkeurstaal >

  Schouten < account > & Nelisen < / account >

  bouwer < function > < / function >

  < / Deelnemer >

  < Deelnemer >

  Tilde < Chairwoman > < / Chairwoman >

  < Tussenvoegsel / >

  DeelnemerB < Achternaam > < / Achternaam >

  Vrouw < Geslacht > < / Geslacht >

  < Emailadres > [email protected] < / Emailadres >

  < Voorkeurstaal > nl < / Voorkeurstaal >

  Schouten < account > & Nelisen < / account >

  Tester of < function > < / function >

  < / Deelnemer >

  < / inquiry >

  < / NieuweSurveys >

  What is your version of the database? (SELECT * FROM version$ v)

  The query does not match the output that you claim that it produces.

  In any case, the problem is the following:

  ) as "deelnemers.

  Put an alias here should not generate an element - unless you are using XMLForest in your actual query without your telling us.

  That's why I ask about the version of db, it could be an old bug that's been fixed now (I have not to reproduce the behavior on 11.2).

  What happens when you delete the alias?