IKM Oracle Multi Table Insert obsolete?

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• Possible to insert more than once in the same table using multi table insert?

  I used multi-table insert before insert a source separate from the tables without problem.
  
  However, when I want to insert into the same table two or more distinct lines, I encountered a problem because when I call nextval on the sequence since this is the same sequence # will try to use the same number for two inserts, which will raise a violation of PK constraint on the 2nd insert.
  
  A way around this problem?

  Another option is to create the sequence with increases of 2 or however many tables, you are targeting.
  When you then specify the. NEXTVAL, you must subtract the relative number of it, apart from the first table that you insert in to.

  Something like that;

  drop table t1;
  
  create table t1 (a number, b number);
  
  drop table t2;
  
  create table t2 (a number, b number);
  
  drop sequence test_seq
  /
  
  create sequence test_seq increment by 2 minvalue 0
  /
  
  insert all
  when 1 = 1 then
    into t1 (a, b) values (test_seq.nextval, 1)
  when 1 = 1 then
    into t2 (a, b) values (test_seq.nextval  - 1, 1)
  select 1, 1 from dual
  /
  

• Deliver the trigger, multi-table insert logging of errors

  I find that if I try to perform an insert multi-table with logging of errors on a table that has a trigger, then some violations of constraints result in a raised exception being as connected:
  < pre >
  SQL > select * from v version $;
  
  BANNER
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production
  AMT for 32-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  
  SQL > create table t1 (primary key of all id ;)
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL > create table t2 (id integer, t1_id integer primary key,
  2 constraint t2_t1_fk foreign key (t1_id) refers to t1);
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL > exec dbms_errlog.create_error_log ("T2");
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL > insert all
  2 in t2 (id, t1_id)
  3 values (x, y)
  4 errors in the journal in err$ _t2 limit unlimited rejection
  5. Select 1 x, 2 double y;
  
  0 rows created.
  
  SQL > create or replace trigger t2_trg
  2 before insert or update on t2
  3 for each line
  4 start
  5 zero;
  6 end;
  5 m
  
  Trigger created.
  
  SQL > insert all
  2 in t2 (id, t1_id)
  3 values (x, y)
  4 errors in the journal in err$ _t2 limit unlimited rejection
  5. Select 1 x, 2 double y;
  Insert all
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-02291: integrity constraint (enhanced oil recovery. T2_T1_FK) violated - key parent not found
  < code >
  
  This does not seem to be a documented restriction. Anyone know if this is a bug?

  Hi Tony,.

  Looks like you ran into Bug 9539578: INSERT ALL AND TRIGGER CAUSES ERROR LOGGING to FAIL (ROLLBACK)

  Concerning
  Peter

• Error log can be used with multi table insert?

  I mean I want to insert into multiple tables and errors in the log for each table. Would this be possible?

  I tried something like below:

  in zzz_party)

  name,

  party_type,

  domicile_ctry_id

  ) (the values

  case

  Where rn = null then 14

  other name

  end,

  party_type,

  domicile_ctry_id

  ) Journal of log errors in zzz_err_party ("INS1")

  reject limit unlimited

  in zzz_party2)

  name,

  party_type,

  domicile_ctry_id

  ) (the values

  name,

  case

  Where rn = null then 14

  of other party_type

  end,

  domicile_ctry_id

  )

  Error log of journal zzz_err_party2 ("INS1")

  reject limit unlimited

  Select name, legal_name.

  case

  Where rownum = null then 14

  of other party_type

  end

  -t.domicile_ctry_id, rownum rn

  advantage t

  WHERE name like 'A %' and rownum < = 100

  ;

  And it does not work.

  Is there a way to do what I thought without having a separate select insert for each table with its own errors in the log?

  Whenever you have an error message the complete error message. "It doesn't work" is not an error message that others can understand.

  Looking in your statement, there are some flaws of syntax. I have fixed the. Try this

  insert all
  into zzz_party
  (
    name
  , party_type
  , domicile_ctry_id
  )
  values
  (
    case when rn=14 then  null else  name end
  , party_type
  , domicile_ctry_id
  )
  log errors into zzz_err_party ('ins1') reject limit unlimited
  into zzz_party2
  (
    name
  , party_type
  , domicile_ctry_id
  )
  values
  (
    name
  , case when rn=14 then null else party_type end
  , domicile_ctry_id
  )
  log errors into zzz_err_party2 ('ins1') reject limit unlimited
  select name
       , legal_name
       , case when rownum=14 then null else party_type end party_type
       , t.domicile_ctry_id
       , rownum rn
    from party t
   where name like 'A%'
     and rownum<=100;
  

• Makes no sense to me-multi-table INSERT alias

  small excerpt of the book, do not think that I needed to add many other things.

  So, what do we do? The solution is to specify an alias for column to all column names

  in subqueries that use a table alias, then reference it the column alias of the

  rest of the INSERT conditional statement, as we do in lines 5 and 6 below (line

  added numbers):

  01 INSERT

  02. WHAT (BOSS_SALARY-EMPLOYEE_SALARY < 10000) THEN

  03. IN SALARY_CHART (EMP_TITLE, SUPERIOR, EMP_INCOME, SUP_INCOME)

  04 VALUES (EMPLOYEE, BOSS, EMPLOYEE_SALARY, BOSS_SALARY)

  05 SELECT A.POSITION EMPLOYEE,

  06 B.POSITION BOSS,

  07 A.MAX_SALARY EMPLOYEE_SALARY,

  08 B.MAX_SALARY BOSS_SALARY

  09 FROM POSITIONS A JOIN POSITIONS B

  10. THE A.REPORTS_TO = B.POSITION_ID

  11. WHERE A.MAX_SALARY > 100000;

  
  

  Note that this version has done more than necessary and applied alias columns

  for each column in the subquery, then referenced by these column alias of the

  WHEN and VALUES clauses. We only needed columns on A.POSITION alias

  and B.POSITION in lines 5 and 6, so we can refer to the alias column to line 4.

  Whatever it is, this version of the INSERT conditional is syntactically correct.

  Uh, have we not need to alias column for lines 7 and 8, so... (as he shows)? Otherwise use table alisases for a.max_salary & b.max_salary on line 2. And using aliases table is not in the INTO s/WHEN is multitable inserts.

  Hello

  2776946 wrote:

  small excerpt from the book,

  What book?  View the full title and page number or link

  I didn't know that I had to add much.

  So, what do we do? The solution is to specify an alias for column to all column names

  in subqueries that use a table alias, then reference it the column alias of the

  rest of the INSERT conditional statement, as we do in lines 5 and 6 below (line

  added numbers):

  01 INSERT

  02. WHAT (BOSS_SALARY-EMPLOYEE_SALARY< 10000)="">

  03. IN SALARY_CHART (EMP_TITLE, SUPERIOR, EMP_INCOME, SUP_INCOME)

  04 VALUES (EMPLOYEE, BOSS, EMPLOYEE_SALARY, BOSS_SALARY)

  05 SELECT A.POSITION EMPLOYEE,

  06 B.POSITION BOSS,

  07 A.MAX_SALARY EMPLOYEE_SALARY,

  08 B.MAX_SALARY BOSS_SALARY

  09 FROM POSITIONS A JOIN POSITIONS B

  10. THE A.REPORTS_TO = B.POSITION_ID

  11. WHERE A.MAX_SALARY > 100000;

  Note that this version has done more than necessary and applied alias columns

  for each column in the subquery, then referenced by these column alias of the

  WHEN and VALUES clauses. We only needed columns on A.POSITION alias

  and B.POSITION in lines 5 and 6, so we can refer to the alias column to line 4.

  Whatever it is, this version of the INSERT conditional is syntactically correct.

  Uh, have we not need to alias column for lines 7 and 8, so... (as he shows)? Otherwise use table alisases for a.max_salary & b.max_salary on line 2. And using aliases table is not in the INTO s/WHEN is multitable inserts.

  It is true; you need an alias for at least 1 of these columns.  Each column in the query (lines 5-11), which is used elsewhere in the statement must have a unique name.  The query you posted called the columns in the result set

  employee_salary and boss_salary.   You can also use

  max_salary and patron of salary or

  employee_salary and max_salary, giving an alias to only 1 of the 2 columns, but they must have unique names.

  You're right on the table alias, too.  The scope of alias tables A and B is the query (lines 5-11).  Impossible to refer to A or B in lines 1-4.

• ODI includes multi-table inserts?

  ODI interfaces are going against a single target data source.
  
  However, ODI can take advanced of the insert all, who may indeed have several segments against a single table?
  
  
  
  If not, is there a solution in ODI that can take data from a single data source and distribute it to multiple targets in a single pass?

  Hello Hans,.

  Currently we do not have the option of inserting data in multiple tables from target in a single pass

  For a need to move data in multiple tables in target, you can select one of the below method

  1. use several interfaces.

  2. use procedures ODI
  Steps: -.
  Write your select query on command on the source
  write your Insert query on command on the target

  Please let me know if you need more information on this.

  Kind regards
  Its

• Multi Oracle Table inserts

  Hi every1,
  
  Do you know how do Oracle multi-table insert in ODI 11 g.
  
  Thank you
  Kishore.

  Hello

  Yes, you need to import IKM Oracle Multi table Insert location of reference ODI_HOME\oracledi\xm

  In ODi 11 g, you develop project > extend your knowledge Module > expand integration (IKM) and right click on even (integration (IKM) and choose Import Modules of knowledge... it will open a window KM, you them select above the location to directory import file: (search and select the location above) below text box area, you can see all kms toll-free) , out of them, you will need to select IKM Oracle Multi Table Insert KM and click on the OK button

  Kind regards
  Phanikanth

• Can I omit THEN in a when then the clause of an insert statement multi-table?

  Example of a test of the demo:

  You have been appointed as the DBA for a National Bank that provides services of credit and debit cards to its customers. The records for these two types of card users are stored and preserved in the card_customers of Bank data table.
  
  You decide to create separate tables for credit card users and users of debit cards and then use the data in the card_customers table to populate the new tables. Information for clients who hold both types of card must be added to the time of the tables.
  
  Which of the two following options provide the most effective way of inserting the customer data in the credit_card_holders and debit_card_holders tables? (Choose two.)
  

  INSERT INTO credit_card_holders SELECT * FROM card_customers WHERE card_type = "Credit"; INSERT INTO debit_card_holders SELECT * FROM card_customers WHERE card_type = "flow";

  INSERT ALL IN credit_card_holders IN debit_card_holders SELECT * FROM card_customers;

  INSERT ALL WHEN card_type = 'Crédit' IN credit_card_holders WHEN card_type = 'Throughput' IN debit_card_holders SELECT * FROM card_customers;

  INSERT FIRST WHEN card_type = 'Crédit' IN credit_card_holders WHEN card_type = 'Throughput' IN debit_card_holders SELECT * FROM card_customers;

  Explanation:

  In this scenario, the following statement provides the most effective way of inserting data in the credit_card_holders and debit_card_holders tables:
  
  INSERT ALL
  When card_type = 'Crédit' THEN credit_card_holders
  When card_type = 'Throughput' THEN debit_card_holders
  SELECT * FROM card_customers;
  
  Le INSERT all THE statement verifies the conditions in the two clauses WHEN , regardless whether one of them is true or false. If a condition when is true, then the line corresponding to the INSERT statement is executed is inserted in the card_customers in the credit_card_holders table or the debit_card_holders table. If a customer has a credit card and a debit card, there will be two rows in the table card_customers for the same customer, one with card_type = 'Crédit' and the other with card_type = 'Throughput'. This statement inserts the correct lines in the tables in a single pass.

  
  

  The TIME is here (in bold) are not present in answer C.

  
  

  basic question: can I omit the keyword THEN in a moment, then clause?
  
  

  What happened when you tried the failure THEN?

  Do not be afraid to break the Oracle by actually TRYING things.

  The best and fastest, to learn is to try things yourself.

  Then, see the documentation for the basic issues.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/statements_9014.htm

  View the diagram of syntax for the 'conditional_insert_clause' and you will see that the word is necessary.

• Load with the incremental update of the IKM Oracle

  Hi Experts,

  According to my understanding, incremental load is that the new data (with insert append or load incremental (update/insert or merged with or without behavior SCD)).

  While peek into the code of the IKM KM here it is my understanding:

  Incremental update: given the PK defined in the target data store, that KM will check line by line and put insert/update (change data capture).

  Append: Blindly block for the table insertion target and any changed data will be captured. It will not truncate and insert so that to avoid duplicates in the data, have a PK defined in the target table, so whenever the duplicate data comes it can be prevented or go for CKMs.

  
  

  Now my doubt is,

  
  

  When you use the incremental km update: the scenario is I have an incremental load today, inserted for example 200000 files today and tomorrow other 200000 records added (may include updates of certain lines in the previous loaded 2,00,000 documents. Now it will scan 4,00,000 (yesterday + today) and seek changes, I mean to update or insert

  Because according to my understanding will treat this KM row by row all records (my understanding is correct?). If it reads each record and are looking for a change or not change it seems to me that his time and performance issues?  CDC is right approach in this scenario or the implementation of SDC on all columns in the table?

  
  

  Regarding the large number of records coming daily, updated incremental if IKM checking all records for update or insert or no change, in my opinion, this isn't a performance wise and time to compare source and target value. This KM eliminate comparing itself the Chronogram of the source to target those who does not charge any change in any of the previous column value?

  
  

  
  Sorry if this is a silly question. Just trying to figure which can be better charge strategy, especially when I have millions of records entering source daily.

  
  

  SSX I remember ealier JeromeFr our expert member in the community, said Partioned Exchange to treat only to process the given month data when you manage tables partitioned at the database level.
  

  
  

  Best regards

  ASP.
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Hi ASP_007,

  Charge, as opposed to full reload, does indeed only new (and possibly changed) data. There are 3 main ways to do this:

  • Set up a filter in your mapping interface/load only the data including the upper date to a variable (which holds the last loading date).
  • Use the framework of the CDC in ODI. There are several JKMs. The solution optimal is probably the Golden Gate, one, but you must purchase this additional license. mRainey wrote about this several times: http://www.rittmanmead.com/2014/05/goldengate-odi-perfect-match-12c-1/
  • Retrieve all the data in the source and allow an incremental update of the IKM define what already exists.

  Of course, the first two still will take a little more time to develop, but it will be much faster in terms of performance because you treat data less.

  It is for the part "Extract", get data from the source.

  Now, you must know how to "integrate" into your target. There are different strategies as insert Append, incremental update, Type 2 SCD...

  • Indeed insert Append won't update. It will only insert lines. It is a good approach for a full charge, or for an additional charge when you want to insert data. There is an option in most of the IKMs Append (control) to truncate the table before inserting (or delete all the lines if you do not have the privileges to truncate).
  • Incremental update: there are different IKMs for this and some may have better performance than others depending on your environment. I recommend you to try a few and see which is more fast for you. For example ' IKM Oracle incremental update (MERGE) "could be faster than 'IKM Oracle incremental update. I personally often use a slightly modified version of ' IKM Oracle incremental update (MERGE) for Exadata ' to avoid using a work table (I$ _) and perform the merge directly into the target table. The last approach works well with the CDC when you know that all data are new or changed and needs to be treated.
  • SCD2: To maintain your dimensions needing SCD2 behavior.

  So in answer to your questions:

  Because according to my understanding will treat this KM row by row all records (my understanding is correct?). If it reads each record and are looking for a change or not change it seems to me that his time and performance issues?

  Some of the IKMs will do it line by line, others will do it based on a game. This is why it is important to check what he does and he spots.

  CDC is right approach in this scenario or the implementation of SDC on all columns in the table?

  Yes certainly, you will have less data to be processed.

  Regarding the large number of records coming daily, updated incremental if IKM checking all records for update or insert or no change, in my opinion, this isn't a performance wise and time to compare source and target value. This KM eliminate comparing itself the Chronogram of the source to target those who does not charge any change in any of the previous column value?

  Yes, by using ' IKM Oracle incremental update (MERGE) for Exadata ' with the strategy of 'NONE '. This means that he will not try to see the rows from the source is already in the target.

  PS; I am remember ealier JeromeFr our expert member in the community, said Partioned Exchange to treat only to process the given month data when you manage tables partitioned at the database level.

  It is a good approach when you want to reload an entire partition (if you have a monthly charge in a monthly partition or a daily load in a daily score for example). It is easier to set up to load the new lines only. But if you need to update things in the source, you can use incremental update strategy on an intermediate table that contains the same data that your partition and then create the swap partition in a further step.

  Thanks for the mention.

  Be sure to close your other discussions.

  It will be useful.

  Kind regards

  JeromeFr

• IKM oracle additional update (plsql), (merge)

  Hi Experts,

  When I was loading the data in the target that I used kms free of charge but I cannot parse the difference

  between IKM INCREMENTAL UPDATE (PLSQL) ORACLE, IKM ORACLE ADDITIONAL UPDATE (MERGE)

  When and which scenario we're going for the km of, please guide me

  Concerning

  clarriiza

  Hi clarriiza,

  best KM of data transfer from the Oracle table to Oracle table

  CKM Oracle

  LKM Oracle to Oracle (DBLink)

  IKM Oracle additional Update (MERGE)

  in this merger IKM we merge statement that will make both a single statement (insert/update) activity.

  No idea about Oracle IKM update (PLSQL) incremental km because I never used this KM

  Kind regards

  Phanikanth

• IKM Oracle FUSION custom I get around $

  Hello

  For that matter, I suppose that:

  1. MERGE Oracle training is the most effective way for UPSERT a target of a local source table table.
  2. integration tables (I$) causes a double loading data (once of the CBC, another to merge with a TARGET)

  Based on those, regardless of the delivery of steps I $, is there a standard way to totally ignore I load table $?

  I'm planning a customizable 'IKM Oracle incremental update (MERGE)' to the lines directly merge (step 180) out-of-flow Insert in I$ (step 110), but this is going to be painful (if possible?)

  It wasn't to be already done? available? standard version?

  More generally, is there somewhere a public repository of updated the KMs to be picked and downloaded?

  Thank you

  This is where

  https://Java.NET/projects/oracledi/pages/ODIKMs

  Chantal

  http://dwteam.in

• difference between the incremental update of the IKM oracle and incremental update IKM oracle (PL - SQL)

  Hello

  What is the difference between the incremental update of the IKM oracle and updated incremental IKM oracle (PL - SQL) and incremental update IKM oracle (line by line).

  Thank you

  Papai

  The only difference is that the second using plsql for incremental update. He also to manage clob issues well enough.

  If you need to know more you can read the description of each KM section.

  Incremental update IKM Oracle (PL-SQL)

  -------

  Description:

  -Knowledge integration module

  -Integrates data into an Oracle table from target in incremental update mode using PL/SQL.

  -Non-existent rows are inserted. already existing lines are updated.

  -Data can be controlled. Data invalid are isolated in the error Table and can be recycled.

  -This KM uses PL/SQL to perform the inserts and updates until and blob columns are supported. Please see the restrictions.

  -When you use this module with a source table logged, it is possible to synchronize the deletions.

  Restrictions:

  -When working with the logged data, if the "synchronize destruction of the newspaper" are executed, the lines deleted on the target are engaged

  -The data are updated even if not changed (upgrade from any (e)

  -The number of lines (number of inserts/changes) is not available because the transactions are performed using PL/SQL

  -Comparison of the data is performed using the key to update defined in the interface. It must be set.

  -L'option TRUNCATE does not work if the target table is referenced by another table (foreign key)

  -Options FLOW_CONTROL, and STATIC_CONTROL call the Module knowledge check to isolate invalid data (if no CKM is defined, an error occurs). These two options should be set to NO in the case where an integration Interface meets a TEMPORARY target data store.

  -L' FLOW_TABLE_OPTION option is set by default to NOLOGGING. Set it to a space if the interface is running on an Oracle 7 database

  -Deletions are committed regardless of the VALIDATION option

  Incremental update of the IKM Oracle

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

  DESCRIPTION:

  -Integrates data into an Oracle table from target in incremental update mode.

  -Non-existent rows are inserted. already existing lines are updated.

  -Data can be controlled. Data invalid are isolated in the error Table and can be recycled.

  -When you use this module with a source table logged, it is possible to synchronize the deletions.

  REQUIREMENTS:

  -The update key defined in the interface is required.

  RESTRICTIONS:

  -When working with the logged data, if the "synchronize destruction of the newspaper" are executed, the lines deleted on the target are engaged

  -L'option TRUNCATE does not work if the target table is referenced by another table (foreign key)

  -Options FLOW_CONTROL, and STATIC_CONTROL call the Module knowledge check to isolate invalid data (if no CKM is defined, an error occurs).

  These two options should be set to NO in the case where an integration Interface meets a TEMPORARY target data store.

  -L' FLOW_TABLE_OPTION option is set by default to NOLOGGING. Set it to a space if the interface is running on an Oracle 7 database

  -Deletions are committed regardless of the VALIDATION option

  -L' ANALYZE_TARGET option will allow to assess correct statistics only if the VALIDATION is set to Yes. Otherwise, the IKM gather statistics based on old data.

  -Default UPDATE option is TRUE, which means by default it is assumed that there is at least one column nonkey specified in a target data store.

• Oracle Data Integrator insert County Update comte Delete Count and error neck

  I'm trying to change an incremental update IKM Oracle
  
  What I have to do is insert a table at the end of each interface with the following information:
  
  Technologies: ORACLE
  
  < % if (odiRef.getOption ("METADATA_TABLE") () .length == 0) {% >}
  Invalid value for the metadata option
  < %}; % >
  / * METADATA_TABLE = < %=odiRef.getOption ("METADATA_TABLE") % > * /.
  < % / * for NO value * / if ("NONE".equals (odiRef.getOption ("METADATA_TABLE"))) {% >}
  / * Command ignored due to choice METADATA_TABLE * /.
  < %} else {% >}
  
  INSERT INTO < %=odiRef.getOption ("METADATA_TABLE") % >
  (
  ODI_SESSION_NO,
  ODI_SESSION_NAME,
  ODI_STEP_NAME,
  ODI_STEP_NO,
  ODI_STEP_TYPE,
  S_TABLE,
  T_TABLE,
  RUN_DATE,
  S_ROW_COUNT,
  T_ROW_COUNT
  )
  VALUES
  (
  '< % = odiRef.getSession ("SESS_NO") % >',
  '< % = odiRef.getSession ("SESS_NAME") % >',
  '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_NAME") % >',
  '< % = odiRef.getStep ("NSN") % >',
  case when "< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % > ' = 'F', THEN 'Interface.
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = 'VD' THEN "declaring variables".
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = 'VS' THEN ' Set / / increment the variable'
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = have ' THEN 'variable Evaluate. "
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = 'V' THEN 'variable refresh.
  When ' < % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % > ' = ' t ' THEN 'procedure '.
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = 'OE' AND 'OS command.
  When ' < % = odiRef.getStep("STEP_TYPE") % > "="IS"THEN"ODI Tool"
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = 'RM' and THEN 'model of bone '.
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = 'CM' THEN 'Check model '.
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep("STEP_TYPE") % > ' =' CS' THEN 'check sous-modèle.
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = 'CD' THEN 'check datastore.
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = 'JM' THEN 'Journalize model '.
  When '< % = odiRef.getStep ("STEP_TYPE") % >' = 'JD' THEN 'log the data store.
  END OTHER 'UNKNOWN ',.
  ' < % = odiRef.getSrcTablesList ("", "[SCHEMA].) [RES_NAME] », «, », « ») % >',
  "< %=odiRef.getTable ("L","A","TARG_NAME") % >."
  To_date (SUBSTR ("< % = odiRef.getSession ("SESS_BEG") % > ' 1, 19"), "YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS"),
  (SELECT COUNT (*)
  from < % = odiRef.getSrcTablesList ("", "[SCHEMA].) [RES_NAME] », «, », « ») % >
  where (1 = 1)
  < % = odiRef.getJoin () % >
  < % = odiRef.getFilter () % >
  < % = odiRef.getGrpBy () % >
  < % = odiRef.getHaving () % >),
  (SELECT COUNT (*) IN < %=odiRef.getTable ("L", "A", "TARG_NAME") % >)
  
  )
  < %}; % >
  
  The code above works well, however I need to update the Insert the number of rows, number of rows to update, remove the number of lines and number of rows in error via an ODI procedure.
  
  I managed to update (number of rows, number of update rows, number of lines, number of lines of error - remove) the table via the procedure described below:
  
  UPDATE ODI_PROCESS_LOAD
  SET
  INSERT_COUNT = '< % = odiRef.getPrevStepLog ("INSERT_COUNT") % >',
  UPDATE_COUNT = '< % = odiRef.getPrevStepLog ("UPDATE_COUNT") % >',
  DELETE_COUNT = '< % = odiRef.getPrevStepLog ("DELETE_COUNT") % >',
  ERROR_COUNT = '< % = odiRef.getPrevStepLog ("ERROR_COUNT") % >'
  WHERE
  ODI_SESSION_NO = '< % = odiRef.getPrevStepLog ("SESS_NO") % >'
  AND ODI_STEP_NO = '< % = odiRef.getPrevStepLog ("NSN") % >'
  
  What I need to do, it is by a single Insert statement mentioned above instead of the second update statement.
  
  I wonder if there is a way to do

  Take a look at the getPrevStepLog() method - it might be of some use, but you probably wouldn't be able to use it since the km you attempt to change:

  http://gerardnico.com/doc/ODI/Webhelp/en/ref_api/getprevsteplog.htm

• When possible in Oracle Forms to insert a second line based on 1st row, so why not in the ADF?

  Mr President

  When possible in Oracle Forms to insert a second line based on 1st row, so why not in the ADF?

  The user just enter data in the Module of sales in one line of a Bill as below

  and it is displayed in two rows in financial Module.like below how to proceed in the ADF.

  You can see that invoice line contains the sales tax and the gross sales amounts, then it is posted to the financial Module above two lines.

  How to make ADF

  Respect of

  What I realized, this is:

  -You have a table in you screen.

  -You call CreateInsert 2 times to create 2 rows at the same time.

  -You will enter value in a specific column (c1) line1

  Looking for the value that you entered in row1 can be completely copied in the same column (c1), but in line2. is this correct?

  If so try to do the following:

  1. in the table inputText (c1) column set autoSubmit = true and setValueChangeListener to a method in backbean

  2. in the inputTextValueChangeListener method to write this code

    public void inputTextValueChangeListener(ValueChangeEvent valueChangeEvent)
    {
      DCIteratorBinding tableIter = (DCIteratorBinding) BindingContext.getCurrent().getCurrentBindingsEntry().get("tableIteratorName");// write table iterator name from pageDef.
      for (int i = 0; i < tableIter.getViewObject().getEstimatedRowCount(); i++)
      {
        ViewRowImpl myRow = (ViewRowImpl) tableIter.getRowAtRangeIndex(i);
        EntityImpl entityImpl = myRow.getEntity(0);
        if (EntityImpl.STATUS_NEW == entityImpl.getEntityState())
        {
          System.out.println("New row found");
          myRow.setAttribute("AttributeName", valueChangeEvent.getNewValue());// write attribute name
        }
      }
    }
  

  3 - Add inputText id in the partialTrigger table

  4 - pageDef. Set of table iterator rangeSize = "-1".

• What should I use the incremental update for IKM Oracle?

  IM missing some conditions before using the incremental update

  I have a simple integration of an Oracle source data source table directly to another target Oracle data source table

  I'd like to run a simple merger on a periodic basis

  Source table that contains data, the target table is created and set in the model

  Project created, put two tables in mapping

  LKM specified LKM SQL for Oracle (I won't use DBLink)

  Key of the target table are defined

  I go to set the IKM but cannot choose the incremental update option

  

  Probably a new problem user but can't seem to find a solution

  So it's a stale issue that I have long found the answer and thought I would post it here just in case someone else is beginner and difficulties as well

  For the incremental update be visible the following must be in place:

  (1) the IKM that supports the update must be visible in the project, as shown in the diagram above - that's what our ODI comes with

  (2) in the logical scheme of the model to the target in the context table to see its properties

  (3) set a goal on the properties of incremental update

  (4) now put target in context in the physical tab

  (5) IKM Oracle Fusion is now visible in the knowledge of integration Module