Insert into MDQ_OLD select * from table (lt_monitorMdq);

I'm trying to insert into a table that has only a single column, which is a column of a user defined type (UDT). The UDT is nested, that is one of the attributes of the UDT is an another UDT.

I aim to insert into the table like this pseudo-code:

INSERT INTO T1 SELECT * FROM THE UDT;

CREATE TABLE MDQ_OLD (myMDQ UDT_T_MONITOR_MDQ)

NESTED TABLE myMDQ

(T1_NEW) ACE STORE

THE NESTED TABLE MONITOR_MDQ_PRIM_RIGHTS

STORE AS T2_NEW);

The MONITOR_MDQ_CLI procedure. Read below returns the parameter lt_monitorMdq which is a UDT type as announced. The statement "insert into select MDQ_OLD * table (lt_monitorMdq);" fails, while the second insert statement works.

Is it possible to get the first statement of work?

I'm on Oracle 11 g 2.

DECLARE

lt_monitorMdq UDT_T_MONITOR_MDQ;

BEGIN

MONITOR_MDQ_CLI. Reading (TRUNC (SYSDATE),

TRUNC (SYSDATE),

NULL,

"MILLION BTU.

lt_monitorMdq); -Note lt_monitorMdq is an OUT parameter

-This insert does not work

Insert into MDQ_OLD select * from table (lt_monitorMdq);

BECAUSE me in 1... lt_monitorMdq.count

LOOP

Dbms_output.put_line ('lt_monitorMdq: ' | .mdq_id lt_monitorMdq (i));

-This integration works

INSERT INTO MDQ_OLD (MYMDQ)

VALUES (UDT_T_MONITOR_MDQ (UDT_R_MONITOR_MDQ)

lt_monitorMdq (i) .gasday,

NULL,

() UDT_T_MONITOR_MDQ_PRIM_RIGHT

() UDT_R_MONITOR_MDQ_PRIM_RIGHT

NULL,

(NULL)));

END LOOP;

END;

have you tried:

INSERT INTO MDQ_OLD (myMDQ) VALUES (lt_MonditorMDq);

curiosity:

Is there a particular reason, why you have created a table with a single column of type UDT instead of:

CREATE TABLE... OF UDT_T_MONITOR_MDQ;

I can tell you from experience that using a nested table, you can easily query the data in the nested table.

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