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  Yes, it is possible to create a table using a procedure.
  Do everything that use dynamic SQL is

  Try this:

  ==================================================
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  ==================================================

  Kind regards
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• Dynamic temporary Table in stored procedure

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  926165 wrote:
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  Just my 2 cents here.

  Conversion of database provider A to B of database provider is never really a great idea. The products are fundamentally different in many ways. Analysis of demand that needs to be ported from database at database B and then its implementation in a specific way to take advantage of the features of your new environment, accounting for all the differences between the implementations of provider will be your best bet.

  I say this because, for me at least, a conversion means that you take what you have and it in slam in what you need. The better approach is to analyse, design (to explain the differences in behavior between vendor implementations, such as mechanisms for read consistency) and proceed from there. This way, you have a solid base on which to start, instead of a skyscraper built out of toothpicks.

  See you soon,.

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• Best practices in environment metadata table of DW?

  Hi guru,.
  
  
  In data warehouse, we have 1. Diagram of step 2. DWH (reporting of schema data warehouse). Stageing we have about 300 source tables. In the DWH pattern, we create tables that are only required to view reports. some tables in the schema stageing, have been created in the schema DWH also well with the name of different tables and columns. The convention of naming for these same tables and columns in the DWH schema is based on trade names.
  
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  As mentioned previously, we approximately 300 paintings at the stage and may be about 200 tables in the schema DWH. Many names of columns have been renamed in the scheme of the DWH stage tables. In some tables, we have 200 column
  
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  Any ideas will be greatly appreciated.
  
  Thank you!

  Dear OP,

  I parked I can do that, but by prefing or suffexing is not useful from a business point of view. Always our professional user is not necessaryly know the name of the source table or field names that they care on this issue.

  Allow me to correct me, you do not need the table prefix and the columns in the tables of DW, but only the staging of the prefix ones. So, you can stage tables very easily co related with tables of DW.

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• Selection of data after the extraction of metadata from the metadata table

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• Add new metadata tables

  Hello, I added a new table in the map just to store new data produced a count function. Can you tell me how to add this table to the metadata?
  
  I added my source tables, which are under the module ODBC, metadata with the metadata Wizard. But I do not know how to add this new table. If anyone can help me. Thank you.

  Try to right click on the table in your map, and then choose "synchronize". In the resulting interface be sure to choose «Outgoing...» "under your Direction of synchronization. This will create a table in your metadata.

  Kind regards
  Eric.

  Published by: Eric Buddelmeijer on April 4, 2013 17:14

• Temporary tables in stored procedure

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  or
  
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  ...
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• How to create temporary tables in stored procedures.

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        {
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  "anonymous plsql block.
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      static void Main(string[] args)
      {
        // Connect
        string connectStr = "User Id=;Password=;Data Source=";
  
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        int[]    myArrayDeptNo   = new int[3]{1, 2, 3};
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        OracleConnection connection = new OracleConnection(connectStr);
        OracleCommand    command    = new OracleCommand (
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        // deptname parameter
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        deptNameParam.Value           = myArrayDeptName;
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        deptLocParam.Direction       = ParameterDirection.Input;
        deptLocParam.Value           = myArrayDeptLoc;
        command.Parameters.Add(deptLocParam);
  
        try
        {
          connection.Open();
          command.ExecuteNonQuery();
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        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
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        {
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          connection.Close();
          command.Dispose();
          connection.Dispose();
        }
      }
  

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  END;

  /

  RUN

  BEGIN

  Create_Table ("C", "DEPT_EMPS", "EMPLOYEES");

  END;

  /

  VIEW THE ERROR

  So, here's what you're trying to do...

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  2, table_name varchar2
  3, source_table_name varchar2
  4                                           ) as
  VARCHAR2 (32767) dyn_sql 5.
  6 start
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  13 end;
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  Created procedure.

  And here is what one of the more fundamental reasons that you should not...

  SQL > declare
  2 cnt number;
  3. start
  CREATE_TABLE 4 (' this, 'dept_emps', 'emp');
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  9 end;
  10.
  of dept_emps;
  *
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