How to call pl/sql procedures stored since AMImpl

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  How can I call PL/SQL procedure from JavaScript code?
  
  
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  Nihad

  Nihad,

  What APEX version do you use? Dynamic actions in 4.0 make is much easier than it was in previous versions of APEX...

  Kind regards
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• How to call PL/SQL function processRequest

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  I'm trying to run a function called xxhr_trg_evaluation_pkg.xx_get_class_desc (1);
  
  How can I run the above inside the processRequest function and pass the value returned in a variable string.
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Kind regards... Ashraf

  Ashraf,

  The following code will help you how to call the function or procedure in processRequest.

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  TXN OADBTransaction = (OADBTransaction) oaam.getOADBTransaction ();

  statement that even execute the statement as pl/sql in Toad
  = Txn.createCallableStatement cs CallableStatement ("start: 1: = xxhr_trg_evaluation_pkg.xx_get_class_desc (: 2); end;", 0);

  variable will contain the return value
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  pass the value of the entry to the callable statement
  try {}
  cs.setString(2,1+"");

  }
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  try {}
  CS. Execute();
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  catch (Exception e) {}
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  try {}
  CS. Close();
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  Did all the insert/update/etc means do validation of here too but you did not engage in the service by using the following syntax
  dbtrans.Commit ();

  }

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• How to call the function procedure

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  create or replace fn
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  is
  begin
  
  --pass your procedure here
  
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• Calling a procedure stored since SQL * PUS

  Hi all
  
  I want to call a procedure from SQL * MORE who returns the number, varchar2 and one OUT parameter as table index.
  I can declare a variable for the number and varchar2.
  How can I manipulate the array index passed into the procedure output parameter.
  
  Thanks, Sandeep

  declare
  a number, varchar2 (20) b;
  type t as table of varchar2 (10) index directory. -identical to your procedure declaration
  c t;
  Start
  procedure (a, b, c);
  end;
  /

• call a procedure stored since SQL developer UI

  I have a stored procedure that is created with a date in parameter.

  Then I tried running SQL Developer by right-clicking the stored procedure, then it comes out a parameter window and I tried to enter the value in the entry value field by entering January 1, 2015 "because I know our server date format is DD-MON-RR."

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  Why is this?

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  DATE OF P_DATESTORED;
  BEGIN
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  MySproc)
  P_DATESTORED = > P_DATESTORED
  );
  -restoration;
  END;

  I can just use below: for the date, the Server format is DD-MON-RR.

  Begin

  MySproc('01-JAN-2015')

  End;

  Thank you

  We use oracle 11g 2, the window environment.

  The code is generated (SQL Developer) client-side. This code generation, by design, does not count the current NLS_DATE_FORMAT of the session. Instead, it uses the date coded hard YYYY-MM-DD format. It seems to be a design decision.

  If you want to enter this date value in a particular format, use the following snippet directly in the SQL worksheet (F5: run script), modified for your desired date format, or omitted date format - I really discourage the to do.

  DECLARE

  DATE OF P_DATESTORED;

  BEGIN

  P_DATESTORED: = to_date ('& myinput', 'YYYY-MM-DD');

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  );

  -restoration;

  END;

  /

• Several lines back from DBAdapter call PL/SQL procedure

  Oracle XE 10g Express Edition
  JDeveloper 11.1.1.2.0
  WebLogic Server 11g
  
  Guys,
  
  I have an Orders table, I need to ask, and pass back from the corresponding lines that meet certain criteria (e.g. status = 'OPEN').
  
  However, rather than to create a DBAdapter using one Type of operation to "perform an operation on a Table / Select", I need to use a Type of operation of "call a stored procedure or function.
  
  So I need the procedure to return all matching rows, rather than on a single line.
  
  I looked to declare parameters of return of the procedure of the following types:
  
  SAVE - is good because it allows me to return the items to the line with their correct data types, but does not satisfy my needs because it only supports the return of a single line.
  
  VARRAY - good because it can contain multiple line items, but not good because it supports only a single line of return and also because all the elements of the VARRAY must be of the same data type.
  
  TABLE - good because it can contain as many lines, but bad, because each line can contain only two elements: the index and the data element.
  
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  Thanks in advance.
  
  Published by: user2541290 on February 17, 2010 02:48

  Hi, I was able to create processes that seems to work. My platform is one, but different, but I don't think it's important for your question.

  Here is the PL/SQL code. Just make the adapter Db to call the stored procedure and it returns all the lines!

  Be aware of the possible limitations how manyrows could return in a select! This can have a serious impact on performance.

  Success.
  Jos Baan

  CREATE or REPLACE PACKAGE lab2_multiple_rows IS

  -Author: 801455
  -Creation: 2010-02-18 08:05:52
  -Objective:

  -Public type declarations
  TYPE rrows IS RECORD)
  mutdat DATE,
  HEB VARCHAR2 (20));
  TYPE the trows IS rrows INDEX TABLE DIRECTORY.
  -Statements of public constants

  -The public variable declarations

  -Declarations of function and public procedure
  FUNCTION retrows RETURN trows;

  END lab2_multiple_rows;

  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY lab2_multiple_rows

  -Private type declarations

  -Declarations of private constants

  -Private variable declarations

  -Function and procedure implementations
  FUNCTION retrows trows IS BACK
  lrows trows;
  Directory lidx: = 1;
  BEGIN
  TO rsql IN (SELECT t.* FROM t ORDER BY t.mutdat jba_transactions)
  LOOP
  lrows (lidx) .mutdat: = rsql.mutdat;
  lrows (lidx) .opmerking: = rsql.opmerking;
  lidx: = lidx + 1;
  END LOOP;
  Return (lrows);
  END;

  BEGIN
  -Initialization
  NULL;
  END lab2_multiple_rows;

  Published by: Baan, Jos on February 18, 2010 08:53

• To view SQL procedure stored

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  HTH
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• How to call a stored procedure in ADF

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  NAME IN VARCHAR2

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• How to convert MS SQL Server 2008 Stored Procedures of Oracle 11 g SPs?

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  What is the recommended tool or method pls?
  
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  1. in 3.1, there is migration option for the "capture of database in offline mode". It is under the Tools option. So in 3.1 we do not have a separate tab, called "Migration."
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  3 migration Wizard is the easiest way to migrate. Where are you getting confused?
  4 "column data" seems to be a stored procedure in SQL Server. If it is not there in the underlying table, why he uses in the SQL statement in the procedure then? I think that we have a problem of "reserved word" with the name of column "Data". Will have to check that.
  5 VARCHAR (@max) must be mapped to VARCHAR2 (4000) in Oracle. It may be a bug in SQL Developer. So during the mapping of data type in the migration wizard, you can change the default mappings.

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• How to call sql loader control file with in the pl/sql procedure

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  Or SQL * Loader, or external tables are designed to read data from a CLOB stored in the database. They both work on files stored on the file system. If you don't want the data to be written to a file, you have to roll your own parsing code. It is certainly possible. But it will be much less effective than SQL * Loader or external tables. And it is likely to lead to a little more code.

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• How to call a stored procedure stored procedure

  Hello Experts,
  
  I need help, even if stored procedures. I tried to know without a bit of luck. Is it possible to call the stored procedure to another stored procedure? The problem is my boss want me to work on a stored procedure, but I do not have the appropriate privileges. He won't give me permissions either. He suggested that to a stored procedure and call this stored procedure after creating a new procedure. Is this possible? If Yes, how can I do it?
  
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  ascheffer wrote:
  Without the "privileges", whatever it is, your features in other nesting procedures won't help.

  Anton

  Unless...

  It goes to an anonymous PL/SQL block to allow him to test its procedures. ;)

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  declare
    2    procedure test_proc(p_var IN VARCHAR2) is
    3    begin
    4      dbms_output.put_line(p_var);
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• How to call the OFA PL/SQL procedure.

  Hello
  
  I'll call the pl/sql stored procedure of the OAF page (AM). the procedure is content parameter 3 IN 1 OUT parameter. all the parameters of character type is integer.
  
  
  I put the output parameter and it's returning the value, but I don't have how to configure the setting IN because the settings IN, I need to convert the INT data type number in java.
  
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  I would tell you to go through the "appeal of PL/SQL procedures and functions" Section in the User Guide.
  Example and the details are there reference.

  Thank you

• Simple question-how to call a stored procedure or function of apex?

  Simple question-how to call a stored procedure or function of apex?
  Thanks advance.
  Doug

  Hi Doug,.
  You can call a procedure or function of apex. It depends on what you want to do with the function or procedure. If you want to retrieve table data in a specific area, you can try something like this-

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  RETURN NUMBER
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  BEGIN
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  IN acc_bal
  Orders
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  ------------
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  hope this will help,

  Kind regards

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  http://Tajuddin.whitepagesbd.com

• How to call the stored procedure when I press the button

  Hello
  
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  can someone give me it please link who knows the steps to do this.
  
  Thanks in advance,
  SAN

  Hello

  read this good example http://www.baigzeeshan.com/2010/05/calling-plsql-procedure-and-function-in.html

  ~ Abhijit