How to read my ref cursor return user defined cursor type

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  I added a new user defined native Type using type Admin

  

  I saved, closed and then reopened the Data Modeler, but he does not appear in the Source Type drop-down list when I define a column in the relational model. I've defined the relational model to use 12 c as the Site of RDBMS. Am I missing a step in the installer?

  I use 4.1.3 on a Mac.

  Hello Kent,

  the native DB types never appear in the column definition. You need to create the new type of logical data and map it to the native type or change the mapping of logical type existing. The steps are confusing because it's like the problem or chicken (which is the first), you you will be defined first:

  (1) define the native type - save definitions - defined by the user of the native types had to be saved in order to be available for native types logic mapping

  (2) identify the type of logic - probably VARIANT in your case, define the mapping of native type logic

  (3) in native type definition define the mapping of native code to the logical type (it is mapped on the CLOB type on your photo - probably you will change it)

  (4) save the definitions

  Philippe

• How to create a Ref cursor table

  I have a proc that returns a Ref Cursor, what is the easiest way to create a table based on the return of the ref cursor?
  
  declare
  type rc is ref cursor;
  p_data rc;
  Start
  call_my_proc (p_data);
  : result: = p_data; ((- If I run this in TOAD I can see the data here, but I want to create a table based on it rather than showing)
  end;
  
  
  Thank you.
  
  
  Edit: sorry. typed this wrong, first time, should be right now

  I recommend you read this first... {: identifier of the thread = 886365}

  and then you'll have a better idea of how to make to create a table in your query.

• How to create a REF CURSOR from the static values?

  We call for a program of power supply (from PL/SQL) that returns a string with data (separated by {}), lines like this:
  

  {packetId:236,packetName:ADSL-320K-1M-3G},
  {packetId:257,packetName:ADSL-1024K-1M-20G},
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  .........
  .....

  Our PL/SQL procedure should exit a REF CURSOR with lines like this:

  236,  ADSL-320K-1M-3G
  257,  ADSL-1024K-1M-20G
  232,  ADSL-INTERANET-UNLIMITED
  234,  ADSL-512K-3M-16G
  .........
  ......

  How do this pls?
  
  Published by: Channa on May 18, 2012 02:30

  Hello

  Channa wrote:
  It's the first gives ORA-00942: table or view does not exist for the FROM t . When I can replace the t split_t , I get ORA-32031: illegal reference to a query with the term name.

  What is at stake here pls?

  Use the name of your real of the table where I used t.
  If you don't have a table, just a string, then select the double.

• How to pass a REF CURSOR from a function

  I tried to compile the following function:
  
  CREATE or REPLACE FUNCTION example
  RETURN REFCURSOR
  IS
  heart REFCURSOR;
  BEGIN
  OPEN FOR heart
  "SELECT x FROM table";
  RETURN cur;.
  END;
  
  but I get:
  
  PLS-00201: identifier 'REFCURSOR' must be declared.
  
  Can you help me in the right syntax? I never return a REF CURSOR to a function.
  Is my Version of Oracle 8.1.7
  
  Thank you!

  You cannot use SYS_REFCURSOR in Oracle 8i.
  The work is approximately as follows

  create or replace package my_pk as
  type my_cur is REF CURSOR;
  end my_pk;
  
  -- Now write your function
  create or replace function my_func return my_pk.my_cur
  as
  l_cur my_pk.my_cur;
  begin
  open l_cur for select * from table_name;
  return l_cur;
  end my_func;
  

  Thank you
  Andy

• help how to extract the ref cursor in the table field

  Hello.
  
  
  I have a query similar to the following:

  select department_id, cursor (select employee_id from employees where department_id = d.department_id)
    from departments d

  Expecting to get several lines, I want this select this option to be in bulk sampled in a table variable nested (of another type of nested table) which is copied to an out parameter in a procedure. I have some doubts:
  1 should. what I create the column in the inner nested table that will keep the result of the ref cursor? Ref cursor colunm? A sort of column Adrien?
  2. If the column in the nested table inside that will keep the result of the ref cursor is another array, how can I write the result of the entire query in a single volume?
  
  (I want to bulk collect everything in a single query, I know how to do with pl/sql do not inflate but using two nested for loops, that's what I try to avoid).
  
  
  Thanks in advance.

  It would be simpler:

  declare
      type dep_emp_list_tbl_type
        is table of sys.OdciVarchar2List;
      v_dep_emp_list_tbl dep_emp_list_tbl_type;
      v_dep_id_tbl sys.OdciNumberList;
  begin
      select  department_id, cast(multiset(select employee_id from hr.employees where department_id = d.department_id) as sys.OdciVarchar2List)
        bulk collect into v_dep_id_tbl,v_dep_emp_list_tbl
        from hr.departments d;
  end;
  /
  

  SY.

• How to clear the Ref Cursor runtime error

  Hello everyone,
  the code as follows

  create or replace 
  procedure Country_sel(key in varchar2)
  as
  cc Res_RelcountryLan.countrycode%type;
  len Res_Language.langname_en%type;
  lid Res_Language.langid%type;
  ab Res_Language.Abrivation%type;
  type refcursorr is ref cursor;
  cur refcursorr;
  d_stmt varchar2(100);
  begin
  d_stmt := 'select RCL.countrycode,RL.langid,RL.langname_'||key||',
  RL.Abrivation from  Res_RelCountryLan RCL inner join Res_Language RL ON RCL.LangId = RL.LangId';
  open cur for d_stmt;
  loop
  fetch cur into cc,lid,len,ab;
  if cur%found then
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  else
  exit;
  end if;
  end loop;
  close cur;
  commit;
  end  Country_sel;

  When I run this code im getting

  ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small
  ORA-06512: at "RASOOL.COUNTRY_SEL", line 11
  ORA-06512: at line 6

  can you please help me get rid of this problem.
  
  
  thanking you,
  Prakash

  
  d_stmt varchar2(100); 
  

  Increase the size of d_stmt. Your an a larger string assignment

  
  d_stmt := 'select RCL.countrycode,RL.langid,RL.langname_'||key||',RL.Abrivation from  Res_RelCountryLan RCL inner join Res_Language RL ON RCL.LangId = RL.LangId'; 
  

  The size of the string above is more than 100 characters.

• The stored procedure PL/SQL - t - it accept the custom Ref Cursor type?

  I am not able to compile the following procedure in the HR schema comes with default oracle... I use Oracle 11g Release 11.2.0.2.0 Express edition. It gives me an error (given after the code block):
  
  Block of code:
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  DECLARE
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  RF_EMP REF_EMP;
  V_EMP EMPLOYEES % ROWTYPE;
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  LINE/COL ERROR
  -------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
  2/1 PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "DECLARE" when waiting for an a
  What follows:
  Start function < an ID > pragma procedure subtype type
  < between double quote delimited identifiers > delete the current cursor
  There are the external language prior
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  16/13 PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "end-of-file" when waiting for him
  one of the following values:
  (begin case declare exit end exception for goto if loop mod)
  pragma raise return null select update while with

  Get rid of the DECLARED:

  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE TEST_REF IS
    2  TYPE REF_EMP IS REF CURSOR RETURN HR.EMPLOYEES%ROWTYPE;
    3  RF_EMP REF_EMP;
    4  V_EMP EMPLOYEES%ROWTYPE;
    5  BEGIN
    6  DBMS_OUTPUT.ENABLE(1000000);
    7  OPEN RF_EMP FOR
    8  SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE EMPLOYEE_ID > 100;
    9  FETCH RF_EMP INTO V_EMP;
   10  DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(V_EMP.FIRST_NAME || ' ' || V_EMP.LAST_NAME);
   11  CLOSE RF_EMP;
   12  EXCEPTION
   13  WHEN OTHERS
   14  THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SQLERRM);
   15  END TEST_REF;
   16  /
  
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> set serveroutput on
  SQL> exec TEST_REF;
  Donald OConnell
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• How to use the negation in the user defined rules?

  Hello

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  ' (? p: recommendation: medication1)',

  SEM_ALIASES (SEM_ALIAS (",'http://www.example/medicine#')));

  The rule correctly applied in the modules. However, I cannot move to the phase of creation entailment and got errors:

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  Hong

  Salvation Hong,

  Negation is not supported in rules defined by the user. If you need a work-around, please follow the suggestion in the post you referenced.

  If you use Oracle Database Release 12 c, user-defined inference can certainly manage negation.

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  This may be a simple question, but I'm hard-pressed to find a solution.
  
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  I checked - declare the INIT_ERR() function before using it to fill the constant makes no difference: it precipitates again PLS - 492.

  so the SQL Types seem the way to go...

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    3  /
  
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  SQL>
  SQL>
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    2
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