Impossible to insert xml data into the table

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• Insert XML data from the Table-> back to null

  Dear Experts,
  
  -I have table xml as below:
  
  Example of CREATE TABLE (XML_spec XMLTYPE);
  
  Insert in the example
  Select ' < name of Message = "dataStaticInvestor" type = "IncomingMessage" >
  < name of field = "batchReference" > OPENINGBATCH000000 < / field > < List name = "data" >
  < = record name "data" >
  < name of field = "externalReference" > 01234567890aaaaaaa < / field >
  < name of field = "participantID" > OD001 < / field >
  < name of field = "participantName" > EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA, PT < / field >
  < / recording >
  < = record name "data" >
  < name of field = "externalReference" > 01234567890aaaaaaa < / field >
  < name of field = "participantID" > OD001 < / field >
  < name of field = "participantName" > EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA, PT < / field >
  < / recording >
  < = record name "data" >
  < name of field = "externalReference" > 01234567890aaaaaaa < / field >
  < name of field = "participantID" > OD001 < / field >
  < name of field = "participantName" > EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA, PT < / field >
  < / recording >
  < / list >
  < / message > ' double.
  
  Select * example;
  
  create table hasil1 (c1 varchar2 (500), c2 varchar2 (500), c3 varchar2 (500));
  
  -This step I create the procedure to insert xml data into the table as the batch.
  
  DECLARE
  x XmlType;
  BEGIN
  Select XML_SPEC in x for example;
  
  insert into hasil1
  SELECT
  p.Extract('/Record/Field/@externalReference').getstringval (C1),
  p.Extract('/Record/Field/@participantID').getstringval (C2),
  p.Extract('/Record/Field/@participantName').getstringval () as c3
  TABLE (XMLSequence (Extract(x,'Message/List/Record'))) p;
  commit;
  END;
  /
  
  -when the result of select hasil1, the output is back 3 rows and 3 columns, but all data is a null *.
  
  Best regards
  Sigcle

  You don't explain what output you need, but I guess something like this:

  SQL> insert into hasil1 (c1, c2, c3)
    2  select x.c1, x.c2, x.c3
    3  from example t
    4     , xmltable(
    5         'Message/List/Record'
    6         passing t.xml_spec
    7         columns c1 varchar2(500) path 'Field[@name="externalReference"]'
    8               , c2 varchar2(500) path 'Field[@name="participantID"]'
    9               , c3 varchar2(500) path 'Field[@name="participantName"]'
   10       ) x
   11  ;
  
  3 rows inserted
  
  SQL> select * from hasil1;
  
  C1                     C2        C3
  ---------------------- --------- --------------------------------
  01234567890aaaaaaa     OD001     EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA,PT
  01234567890aaaaaaa     OD001     EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA,PT
  01234567890aaaaaaa     OD001     EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA,PT
   
  

• Load xml data into the table

  Hi all
  
  I have an XML (emp.xml) with data below:
  
  -< root >
  -< row >
  < name > steve < / lastname >
  < 30 > < / Age >
  < / row >
  -< row >
  < name > Paul < / lastname >
  <>26 < / Age >
  < / row >
  < / root >
  
  I would like to create a stored procedure to store the xml data into the EMP table.
  
  EMP
  LastName age
  Steve 30
  Paul 26
  
  I tried to watch all threads related to this forum, but cannot find the right wire. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you

  With

  SQL>  select * from xmltable('root/row' passing xmltype('
  
  steve
  30
  
  
  Paul
  26
  
  ') columns lastname path 'lastname',
                     Age path 'Age')
  /
  LASTNAME   AGE
  ---------- ----------
  steve      30
  Paul       26   
  

  You can now just make a

  Insert into emp as select...

• Error when inserting XML Date in the Table

  Hi all
  
  I am working on Oracle 11 g and trying to insert a date XML in the table but get error - below
  
  Query - insert into TableName (ID, CREATION, CREATEDBY) VALUES (50, *'2010 - 12-15 T 12: 57:19'*, 'Name')
  
  Error - java.sql.SQLDataException: ORA-01861: literal does not match the format string
  
  CREATED column datatype is Date
  
  When I try to use sysdate instead of hard-coding XML date of obtaining inserted successfully into the table. Please let me know how to pass this XML format date.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Concerning
  Nikhil

  I don't see any XML in what you posted. In any case:

  "2010 12-15 T 12: 57:19'.

  is a string, not a date. Use:

  to_date('2010-12-15T12:57:19','YYYY-mm-dd"T"HH24:mi:SS')

  For example:

  SQL> create table tbl(created date);
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> insert into tbl values('2010-12-15T12:57:19');
  insert into tbl values('2010-12-15T12:57:19')
                         *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-01861: literal does not match format string
  
  SQL> insert into tbl values(to_date('2010-12-15T12:57:19','YYYY-MM-DD"T"HH24:MI:SS'))
    2  /
  
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  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Insert XML data into the MySQL database

  Hi all, I'm new with XML and I need help with the insertion of XML data in the mysql database using coldfusion. I looked on the Coldfusion Documentation and saw how to convert XML to a Coldfusion query... but there was no example of how to do an insert. If anyone can give me a good example or point me towards a good direction on how to do it, I would really appreciate it.
  
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• Insert xml files into the table

  Hi all

  How to create an application, which allows me to download an xml file and insert the file into a table, looking something like what makes the apex, with 'data-> data-> Data Load XML Workshop'.

  I tried to create it using this link https://forums.Oracle.com/message/9170494 # 9170494

  but when loading the file and send it (current executing the "sp") sends the error "ORA-22285: file for FILEOPEN operation or non-existent directory.

  I could slightly auxiliary

  concerning

  This idea is troubling for me.

  The XML file DOES NOT CHANGE.  This is the goal.  You have a DTD/XST that defines where in the XML hierarchy, a data element is and (so) how to access it.  With this information, you can hardcode things.

  Therefore, you should have no reason for that functionality 'map the data column in the table column"of the data loader since all mappings will be always the same.

  As a simple INSERT... The SELECT statement can (and should) be used.

  (use the FUSION if you update / insert data).

  I copy + paste some of my code in a procedure that I use.

  You will need to replace the parameter name (p_filename) with the value of appropriate link (name of item)

    declare
      l_XML XMLType;
    begin
      /* get file from APEX WWV_FLOW_FILES */
      begin
          select XMLType( blob_content, 1 ) -- 1 means that the file is USACII encoded. this may need to be changed.
            into l_XML
          from wwv_flow_files where name = p_filename; -- replace this with the appropriate ITEM NAME
      exception
        when no_data_found then
          raise_application_error( -20001, 'not in FLOW: ''' || p_filename || '''' );
      end;
  
      /* you'll need to figure this one out */
      INSERT INTO T (...)
      SELECT ..
      FROM  XMLTable( '/'
  pasing l_xml
              columns
                     PATH  -- repeat for each "column" you want to extract
          );
  
     delete from wwv_flow_files where name=p_filename;
    end;
  

• What trigger to use to insert data into the table db forms

  Hello
  
  My form is current having a block of database with the table reference. When you enter data into the form field and click Save. Automatically record is inserted in the database table.
  I want to do this under manual insert. I changed the block of data to a data non-base. Where should I write the insert statement to insert data into the table.
  Is - shutter release key of the form-level validation?
  
  Please notify.
  
  Thank you
  Didi.

  You can guide me how to remove the message FRM-40401 no changes to save and instead, I wanted to put 1 transaction record successful... some like it like that.

  Hi didi.
  And this is my last post I'll sleep. ;)
  Take form level trigger named preform
  and write on it

  :SYSTEM.MESSAGE_LEVEL := 5;
  

  I hope this works...

  Hamid

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• How to insert data into the table by using the expression builder in the assign activity

  How to insert data into the table by using the expression builder in affect business in BPEl, I use SOA Suite 11.1.1.5
  Can someone help me please

  Hello

  I don't think that oraext:query-database() can insert data into the table.

  What are your needs?
  Can not you plan to use the DB adapter with the insert operation?

  Kind regards
  Neeraj Sehgal

• How insert/DML data in the table when the data in the related table changes

  Hello guys!
  
  I came across a problem that I need to get fixed. Because I don't know how to start and get it resolved I wanted to ask you for your expertise.
  
  The scenario is as follows:
  
  I have a table 'a' in my 10g database and a view "ab" which combined table 'a' with 'b' table in a view. However, the 'b' table is a table in another schema Manager database. and accessible (read only right) via a database link.
  
  Now here it is: whenever the data changes in table "b", for example 2 new sets of data is inserted, I need to insert automatically the 2 values of these 2 sets of data in my table "a". Same procedure for update and delete in table "b".
  
  The action that inserts data into the table 'a' must be initialized in my database, I have limited access to the other. Can I somehow use a trigger my reviews of "ab" to insert data into the table "a"? Or is it possible to use the "change notification procedure database" using the view as the reference?
  
  Desperately need help and example of all suspicion/code greatly appreciated. I am very new to Oracle and not very fond of PL/SQL routines. So please be so kind as to give me more details.
  
  Thanks in advance - I hope you have any ideas how I can get this problem resolved.
  
  Sebastian

  >

  ... it does not, since the DDL operations are not permitted on the remote databases (ORA-02021). I can't create the trigger on a view either. :-(
  So what ways are left to insert data into the table 'a' when the related table changes?

  Please, help if you have an idea!

  Yes,
  You can't perform the DDL (create the trigger...) on remote databases as you can see...
  Try to create this trigger in the local database that will make DML (insert into...) on the remote database.

      CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER local_forward_pt_after_insert
       AFTER INSERT
           ON N2K_INV_PT
           FOR EACH ROW
  
       BEGIN
           -- Insert records into table "a"
           INSERT INTO TBL_PUNKTDATEN@remote_database_sid
            ( INT_NUMMER,
              STR_GEBIET
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              :new.GEBIET );
       END;
  

  Thank you

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• inserting data into the table

  Hi all
  I use forms [32 bit] Version 6.0.8.24.1 (Production)
  Oracle Database 10g Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
  I have settings such as the (optional) emp_code and the year (mandatory field - four digits).
  Based on the setting that I have to get the detail of a table and these must be inserted at the other table with columns of additions (to hardcode the additional columns).
  To achieve this, I intend to get a cursor by selecting the required fields in the table by the way the where clause of the cursor parameters.
  by making a loop through the cursor I will insert the records in the other table.
  Here, the thing is that the data is going to be huge (since the year is the parameter).
  so my approach causes the performance issue.
  I heard that there is a different method of insetions
  can anyone suggest me the best way (performance wise) other than what I mentioned (if you are aware of)...
  
  Thank you...

  user13329002 wrote:
  Thanks for everyone.
  I have to take the data from the table as e_name, e_code, of the table and insert it into another table with some other values such as
  e_name, e_code, as well as I add 'n', 'o'.
  its something like

  insert into e_emp(emp_name,emp_code,emp_add,emp_status,emp_type)
  select e_name,e_code,e_add,'O','N')
  from e_table
  where e_date = Parameter.
  

  in other words, the values for Emp_status, emp_type I have no values in the e_table.so table and enter in e_table I have to hard code it.
  CAL I hard code as I mentioned in my statement example

  can someone clear me of the foregoing.

  Thank you...

  Published by: user13329002 on February 15, 2011 20:11

  Yes... You can hardcode the values for Emp_status, emp_type.

  SQL> CREATE TABLE e_emp(emp_code NUMBER(10),emp_status VARCHAR2(1),emp_type VARCHAR2(1));
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> create table e_table as (select * from e_emp);
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO e_table(emp_code) VALUES('1111');
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> insert into e_table(emp_code) values('2222');
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> select * from e_table;
  
    EMP_CODE E E
  ---------- - -
        1111
        2222
  
  SQL> insert into e_emp(emp_code,emp_status,emp_type) (select emp_code,'0','N' from e_table);
  
  2 rows created.
  
  SQL> select * from e_emp;
  
    EMP_CODE E E
  ---------- - -
        1111 0 N
        2222 0 N
  
  SQL> 
  

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards
  Claudy

• Select this OPTION to generate XML data from the table using XMLELEMENT, XMLAGG gives error ORA-19011 string buffer too small

  My select statement fails with the error:

  
  

  The ORA-19011 string buffer too small

  
  

  The select statement looks like:

  
  

  SELECT TO_CLOB)

  XMLELEMENT ("accounts",

  XMLELEMENT ("count",

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  rownum AS "recordId."

  To_date('20130520','YYYYMMDD') AS "datestarted."

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  56789 AS 'previousRecordId '.

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  .... .

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  I'd use the XMLGEN package. But the environment team says no mounted drives in the future with the arrival of the EXADATA.

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  It looks like I can choose only 4000 characters using the SELECT statement (please, correct me if I'm wrong)

  You use the right method.

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  ...

  )

  )

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  For the rest of the requirement, I wish you good luck trying to spool the XML correctly.

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  user9004152 wrote:
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• Insert a row into the table on a button click

  Hi all

  I have a table called 'temp' with 4 columns such as seq, name, event, id and I have a GP with 3 text such as name, event id fields

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  regarding, "seq" column I HAV created a sequence for it.

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  2 wat shd b made to column seq... (shd b anyth made apex pages or wil automatically get values for each input line)

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  1, it is up to you change your account to something more user-friendly than '8f4692cc-040e-48ee-b102-590cdd4303fc'.

  Then, it would also be a good idea to use proper English when you ask a question here...  Not broken English as "now comes to my" and "wat shd b"... More people will be willing to help you if you at least put forward in order to ask a good question...

  Which version of the database are you using? APEX version?

  Change the code above to this process:

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• How to load data into the table of correspondence in OIM 11 g

  Hello
  I have a lot of data that must be loaded into the table of choice as Codekey and decode. How can I load the data in bulk instead of manually via console Design?
  
  Is it possible to do? No API IOM or any what SQL query
  
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