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• How to run multiple sql statements

  Hi all
  
  I wonder if I can run multiple sql statements in one shot with > >, immediate run
  
  for example:
  
  I set the variable as X: = sql statement
  Y: = sql statement
  z: = sql statement
  
  can I execute immediate (X, Y, Z);
  
  If yes how? and if not what other possible
  
  Thank you

  Beginning with the codes of Ganesh

  DECLARE
     l_statement                 VARCHAR2 (2000);
     v_passwd                    VARCHAR2 (200);
     v_username                  VARCHAR2 (200) := 'test';
     v_pwd_key                   VARCHAR2 (200) := 'lwty23';
     v_dblink_name               VARCHAR2 (2000);
     v_dblink_drop               VARCHAR2 (2000);
     v_dblink_create             VARCHAR2 (2000);
     v_dblink_check_connection   VARCHAR2 (2000);
     l_number                    NUMBER;
  BEGIN
     --<>
     FOR c_instance IN (SELECT *
                          FROM v_oracle_instances
                         WHERE environment = 'Developement')
     LOOP
        SELECT encpwd_owner.display_db_encpwd (v_username,
                                               c_instance.host_name,
                                               c_instance.instance_name,
                                               v_pwd_key)
          INTO v_passwd
          FROM DUAL;
  
        v_dblink_name := c_instance.host_name || '_' || c_instance.instance_name;
        v_dblink_create :=
              ' CREATE DATABASE LINK '
           || v_dblink_name
           || ' CONNECT TO '
           || v_username
           || ' '
           || 'IDENTIFIED BY '
           || v_passwd
           || ' USING'
           || ' ''(DESCRIPTION=
  (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST= '
           || c_instance.host_name
           || ')(PORT='
           || c_instance.LISTENER_PORT
           || '))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID='
           || c_instance.instance_name
           || ')))''';
        v_dblink_check_connection := 'select 1 from global_name@' || v_dblink_name || '.QCM';    --- Notice this change. I am simply selecting 1. That should be enough to test the database link.
        v_dblink_drop := 'drop database link ' || v_dblink_name || '.QCMTLAF';
  
        -- l_statement := 'BEGIN ' || v_dblink_create ';' || v_dblink_check_connection ';' || v_dblink_drop '; END ;'
  
        BEGIN
            EXECUTE IMMEDIATE (v_dblink_create);
            DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('DB Link ' || v_dblink_name || ' Created');
       EXCEPTION
          WHEN others THEN
             dbms_output.put_line( 'Failed to create the database link ' || v_dblink_name  );
             dbms_output.put_line( dbms_utility.format_error_backtrace() );
             INSERT INTO error_table( column_list )
               VALUES( <> );
       END;
  
        EXECUTE IMMEDIATE (v_dblink_check_connection) INTO l_number;    --- Notice this.
  
        DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('DB Link ' || v_dblink_name || ' Tested');
  
        BEGIN
           EXECUTE IMMEDIATE (v_dblink_drop);
           DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('DB Link ' || v_dblink_name || ' Dropped');
        EXCEPTION
           WHEN others THEN
             dbms_output.put_line( 'Failed to drop the database link ' || v_dblink_name  );
             dbms_output.put_line( dbms_utility.format_error_backtrace() );
             INSERT INTO error_table( column_list )
               VALUES( <> );
       END;
     END LOOP;
  END;
  

  But I agree with the comment that others have grown up is not really wise to create and drop a database like that link.

  Justin

• How to run a SQL statement to use a specific implementation plan

  Hi all

  I have a SQL that has recently been run badly. I tried the Advisor tuning SQL for the given SQL query and it gives the following information:

  GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION

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

  Name of the task of tuning: 2q94zb7djr2xn

  The owner task of tuning: LMDBPROD

  Type of work: single SQL statement

  County of execution: 2

  The current run: EXEC_8869

  Type of execution: TUNE SQL

  Scope: COMPLETE

  Time Limit (seconds): 60

  Status: COMPLETED

  Started on the: 03/02/2014-20:43:39

  To the: 03/02/2014 20:44:25

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

  Name of the schema: LMDBPROD

  SQL ID: 2q94zb7djr2xn

  SQL text: SELECT NPCOMMON. FGET_ACTION_CODE (ORDNUM) ACTIONCODE, STATUS,

  SUMA COUNT (*) FROM SORDER, WHERE HEADORDNUM IS NOT NULL AND

  NPCOMMON. FGET_PRODUCTOFFER4ORDER (ORDNUM) IN (SELECT ID FROM)

  PRODUCTOFFER WHERE PPSPECIFICATION_ID IN (SELECT ID FROM)

  PPSPECIFICATION WHERE PCLASS_CODE IN (SELECT PCLASS_CODE FROM)

  ARUSERGROUP WHERE CODE IN (SELECT ARUSERGROUP_CODE FROM)

  ARUSER_ARUSERGROUP WHERE ARUSER_USERNAME =: B1 AND STATUS = '1')

  AND STATUS = '1'))) GROUP BY NPCOMMON. FGET_ACTION_CODE (ORDNUM),

  STATUS

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

  RESULTS SECTION (1 result)

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

  1-alternative Plan conclusion

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

  Some implementation plans alternative for this statement was found by searching

  performance data in real-time and historical of the system.

  The following table lists these plans sorted by their average time.

  See "SECTION of ALTERNATIVE PLANS" section for detailed information on each

  plan.

  plan ID hash last visit elapsed note of origin (s)

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

  1 617797893 2013-07-11/07: 45:20 9.555 no reproducible STS

  2 1311086720 2014-01-31/04: 00:44 19.569 AWR

  3 1226863820 2014-01-31/18: 00:24 AWR 21.158

  4 1359606848 2014-02-03/16: 00:34 21.492 AWR original plan

  The plan with hash 617797893 seems the most efficient one and is based on some specific SQL Tuning Set I ran on this time. But the note says that the plan is not reproducible. Is there anyway how can I force the SQL statement to execute the plan? The database version is Standard Edition 11.2.0.1.0

  Best regards

  Rodriguez

  Hello

  I think you can use this

  http://rnm1978.WordPress.com/2011/06/28/Oracle-11g-how-to-force-a-sql_id-to-use-a-plan_hash_value-using-SQL-baselines/

  before 11 g, we used to create an outline stored for this.

  concerning

• How to run an SQL statement

  Dear friends,
  
  As I recently started working with SQL more, I realized that my opinion on this has changed.
  

  select first_name, last_name
  from personal_details

  and
  

  select first_name, last_name
  from personal_details, education_details

  and
  

  select first_name, last_name
  from personal_details a , education_details b
  where a.id =b.id

  and
  

  select first_name, last_name
  from personal_details a , education_details b
  where b.id =a.id

  is it different? or make the same result?
  
  Won't return the same result.
  
  Just started to wonder, how it actually works of in.
  
  Can anyone shine some light on this issue?
  
  Thank you.
  
  Benard

  >
  ...

  By default, I think that oracle starts executing the last where condition and so queries can take different time, depending on which is the primary key, or if any column index created on this subject.

  This statement is almost always wrong. Oracle evaluates what query condition is the best to run first. This is done by the optimizer cost based using statistical information about the tables, columns and the indexec on these columns. There had been questions back in the day Oracle 7 and the RBO (rule based optimizer) where the order in the clause from and where clause was important. But in general, do not care anymore to this topic.

• How to run wfstatus.sql for i-expenses

  How to run wfstatus.sql i-expenses in EBS 11i.

  Select this check box, hope it helps.

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• How to run a SQL string to a procedure of forms?

  Hello
  
  first the background. I have a Varchar2 column in a Table with a SQL string.
  Now I want to read this chain in forms and run the SQL statement - but I don't know how.
  
  This is the SQL string:
  Select the country from p_1 from countries where country_nr = p_2
  
  P_1 and p_2 are Variables in the procedure of forms.

  Most people forget that groups Records are excellent tools for dynamic queries like this. Search for Populate_group_with_query.

  Only you need to change your sql, it is not in the sentence, like this:

  Select the country as P_1
  country
  where country_nr = p_2
  and p_3 = p_3
  and p_4 = p_4

  Select name as P_1
  of the customer
  where customer_nr = p_2
  and country_nr = p_3
  and p_4 = p_4

  Your rec group would have a single column, P_1, where the data would be accessible after the query. Get_group_char_cell allows you to retrieve the value of P_1.  I don't know, but you should not "AS P_1" expression in the select, as long as you have created the record group initially with a specific column name.

  The only thing that is not clear, however, is your use of variables in the where clause. You can either hardcode the literal values in the SQL string, like this:
  

  'where country_nr = ''123'' and...'

  Note as you build your text string SQL, you use two apostrophes instead of one, given that pl/sql uses the apostrophe of beginning and end of the string.

  Or alternatively, you can use bind variables for your where the variables paragraph as follows:
  

  where customer_nr = :Parameter.var_2
  
  and country_nr = :Parameter.var_3

  Then, you can move a value in the: parameter values before completing the Group rec. You can use elements in a block of control rather than the settings, too.

  Here is an example of using dynamic query in a record group: Re: dynamic query

• How to execute a SQL statement that is stored within a SQL Table

  Hello

  If someone please help me with the following problem I would be eternally grateful

  I have a SQL statement that is stored inside a certain SQL table, I want to use this SQL statement inside my PL/SQL procedure.

  Thought a simple solution was to get the SQL statement in a table, and then run it, but how could I do so exactly with PL/SQL? I only started to play with PL/SQL in the last days.

  Thanks in advance!

  This is what it looks like more or less:

  Display result for:

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

  SELECT TRIM (OBJ_VALU_TXT)

  OF OBJ_VALU_DOC

  WHERE TYPE_OBJET = 'FLD '.

  AND OBJECT_CODE = 15443

  AND OBJ_VALU_CD = 'CAB '.

  ORDER BYDOC_SEQ_NO

  00001

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

  SELECT

  VALUE (MAX (RECEIPT_NO) + 1,: OUT-COMP-FACTOR)

  THE FRONT DESK

  WHERE (RECEIPT_NO BETWEEN

  (: OUT-COMP-FACTOR AND: OUT TO A NUMBER) OR

  (RECEIPT_NO >: OUT-COMP-FACTOR AND)

  (: OUT-TO-NUMBER = 0)

  Here's a demo of your condition.

  create table t (col1 varchar2 (200));

  table created

  insert into values t ('select * from double ');

  1 row inserted

  declare
  v_col varchar2 (200);
  v_val varchar2 (200);
  Start

  Select col1 in t v_col;

  run immediately v_col in v_val;
  dbms_output.put_line (v_val);
  end;

  -----
  X

  Use in the clause, you can use as many variables as needed. But the basic approach remains the same.

  But storage in DB SQL is not an efficient design.

  Ishan

• How to execute the sql statement in the file beats?

  I want to execute after the statement
  C:\ > sqlplus/nolog
  SQL > conn scott/tiger
  SQL > select * from tab;
  
  I know I can achieve it following test.bat and testdb.sql file
  test.bat is:
  sqlplus/nolog @testdb.sql
  
  TestDB.SQL is:
  Conn scott/tiger
  Select * from tab;
  
  Now I don't want to use the sql file, I want only use bat file, as follows:
  test.bat is:
  sqlplus/nolog
  Conn scott/tiger
  Select * from tab;
  
  When I run test.bat, I find only one sqlplus /nolog execute statement, do not execute other statements.
  (1) I want to know if there is a method to run the SQL file by fighting without a sql file? How to make it happen?
  (2) if I call the sql file, how to hide the password of user? Because I don't want other people to know scott password, if I use conn scott/tiger in testdb.sql, other person can see testdb.sql and the password. Is there a good way to avoid?
  
  Thank you!

  It works a bit different in Windows. Create a file is like this:

  (
    echo conn scott/tiger@orcl
    echo spool c:\temp\list.txt
    echo select sysdate from dual;
    echo spool off
    echo exit
  ) | sqlplus -s -l /nolog
  

• Try to run a SQL statement through the window of OEM 12 c run SQL.  Statement fails

  All,

  I have a 11g database.  When it is initially installed, I installed it in $ORACLE_BASE = / orabin/app/oracle/product and $ORACLE_HOME = $ORACLE_BASE/11gDB_R2.  This is the version 11.2.0.1 to give birth to 11.2.0.3.

  Recently, I installed 11.2.0.4 in $ORACLE_BASE/11.2.0.4.  Then, I upgraded my database at 11.2.0.4.  Everything works fine.

  All my scripts on the linux host logon changed to point my environment at $ORACLE_BASE/11.2.0.4 House and my $PATH when I connect to the linux host is: /orabin/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.4/bin:/orabin/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.4/OPatch:/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/home/oracle/bin

  On my OEM Console, the database appears as 11.2.0.4 and me can manage very well.

  However, when I try to use the window of the OEM Console to execute SQL to execute any type of SQL statement, it fails.

  The failure error is:

  Could not launch/orabin/app/oracle/product/11gDB_R2/bin/sqlplus-s/nolog: no such file or directory

  It would be a mistake since the 11gDB_R2 directory tree (the 11.2.0.3 software) has been removed from the host, now that the database is set to level and working as 11.2.0.4.

  I wonder if somewhere in the OEM software, there is always a pointer to the old ORACLE_HOME?  I can't find anything in the .bashrc or other shell scripts that are executed when a Shell session on the host computer which were still the reference to the old directory of 11gDB_R2 so I'm a bit puzzled.

  I have 8 guests, and all have been improved in the same way at 11.2.0.4.  For some databases, the OEM window run SQL is executing the SQL code.

  Someone has some ideas on this?

  Go to the Configuration of the analysis of the database (when you set the password) and update of the Oracle home.   Also do this for all targets listener on this host as well.

• How to concatenate two sql statements?

  Hello
  
  How can I combine the following two sql statements so that the result of a line of the first statement appears before the lines of my second sql statement. The reason I need it is to order the lines correctly.
  
  Select the username, id
  some abusers
  where id = 0
  
  Select the username, id
  some abusers
  where id! = 0
  order by username
  
  Thank you
  j

  You should ask in the forum of the Apex:
  Oracle Application Express (APEX)

  Nicolas.

• How to execute the SQL statement in the Application Module

  Hi people
  I´d would like to know how I can execute a SQL statement like "remove user" in the Module to request... prepareSession method...
  I m using Jdev 10 with ADF Faces
  Thank you

  This is possible, but you should think twice about it.
  If this can be done with an EO/VO do in this way.
  If you can't do it with an EO/VO you can yourself the DB operation (ApplicationModule.getDBTransaction ()) and use a call of createStatement (...) do what you want.

  Timo

• How to combine towing sql statements.

  Hi all
  
  I try to combine the two sql statements. but it is giving error 907, I can't stand no less. Please correct me if am wrong.
  Here's my query
  
  
  
  Select a.A1, b.C1, a.B1 in)
  (select C1, sum (s.amount_sold) cust_first_name
  customers c, s sales where c.cust_id = s.cust_id
  C.cust_first_name group),
  (select t.calendar_year A1, sum (c.unit_cost) B1
  the time period t, cost c where
  t.TIME_ID = c.TIME_ID and t.calendar_year
  ((1998,1999) group by t.calendar_year) b) order of 1, 2
  
  
  Thank you
  Sree

  I found two [a start and closing] and additional fasteners - from parentheses after FROM and closing introductory "order by".

  Try this:

  SELECT a.A1, b.C1, a.B1
    FROM
               (  SELECT cust_first_name C1, SUM (s.amount_sold)
               FROM customers c, sales s
              WHERE c.cust_id = s.cust_id
            GROUP BY c.cust_first_name) a,
              (select t.calendar_year A1,sum(c.unit_cost) B1
              from times t,costs c where
              t.time_id=c.time_id and t.calendar_year
              in (1998,1999) group by t.calendar_year) b
  order by 1,2
  

  Published by: user130038 on Sep 1, 2011 08:19

• How to run PL/SQL code, as soon as a page opens

  Hello
  
  We have a business scenario where we have Apps initialize to obtain data of the ebs. We want this commissioning to arrive as soon as the page opens. Is there a way to do this? Simple, we want to be able to run pl/sql code, as soon as the page opens. Is there a way to do this?
  
  PL Note: We use APEX with ebs.
  
  Kind regards
  Joseph

  "You can have the pl/sql code in an Application process that has a ' process ' of ' On Load: before header".

  CITY

• How to remove the sql statement in the output of the coil?

  Hi gurus,
  
  If my spool request is like that

  set feedback off
  set verify off
  set trimspool on
  set heading off
  
  spool c:\test\test.csv
   select * FROM test;
   spool off

  I get my file csv as like this:

  SELECT * FROM test1
  
  SSO                  
  -------------------- 
  shsrgh               
  dehrerdh             
  wtw55hd              
  dhdfhdfh             
  hdhdh                
  
  
  SET SPOOL OFF;

  What should I change in my SQL query such that I won't include these lines:

  SELECT * FROM test1
  
  SSO                  
  -------------------- 
  
  SET SPOOL OFF;

  Thank you

  user10679113 wrote:

  What should I change in my SQL query such that I won't include these lines:

  SELECT * FROM test1
  
  SSO
  -------------------- 
  
  SET SPOOL OFF;
  

  You cannot change anything in your SQL query to exclude these lines.
  These lines refer to the client you are using i.e. SQL * more and have nothing to do with the SQL language as such.

  You could put all of these SQL * more commands in a script file and run this SQL script file *, as shown below:

  test@ORA10G>
  test@ORA10G> -- show contents of the script: c:\test.sql
  test@ORA10G> host type c:\test.sql
  set feedback off
  set trimspool on
  set heading off
  set echo off
  spool c:\test.log
  select ename from emp;
  spool off
  set echo on
  set heading on
  set feedback on
  
  test@ORA10G>
  test@ORA10G> -- run the script
  test@ORA10G> @c:\test.sql
  
  SMITH
  ALLEN
  WARD
  JONES
  MARTIN
  BLAKE
  CLARK
  SCOTT
  KING
  TURNER
  ADAMS
  JAMES
  FORD
  MILLER
  test@ORA10G> set heading on
  test@ORA10G> set feedback on
  test@ORA10G>
  test@ORA10G> -- show contents of the spooled file: c:\test.log
  test@ORA10G> host type c:\test.log
  
  SMITH
  ALLEN
  WARD
  JONES
  MARTIN
  BLAKE
  CLARK
  SCOTT
  KING
  TURNER
  ADAMS
  JAMES
  FORD
  MILLER
  
  test@ORA10G>
  

  HTH,
  isotope

• How to run a sql on page load.

  I am trying to run sql that populates a field when the page loads. How can I do this on the page attributes-area html header and body attributes?

  You can create a process plsql as follows:

  Process > PLSQL > On Load (after the header) > put your code

  Sam