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• Problem with "select * from table" for dynamic IN the list

  I have a 'for loop' based a query that does not work. The query is supposed to return the name of the table, the data type and the name of the column in the columns poses a number of name filters. The problem I have is when I run the query into a TOAD with:
  
  schema_list value SCOTT, MED and the clause of 'in' as ' to (select * from table (DATAPUMP_UTIL.in_list_varchar2 (:schema_list))))»
  
  The query returns the expected lines.
  
  When I have it in my code as shown below it returns no rows. I don't know what hurts me, but any help would be great! I'm on Oracle 11.1.0.6.0.
  

  PROCEDURE export_schema_ondemand (schema_list VARCHAR2, encrypt_file NUMBER default 0, mask_sensitive_data NUMBER default 0) IS  
      ...
      schema_list_t := my_package.in_list_varchar2(schema_list);
      ... 
      for c1 in
         (
          with ok_to_mask as (
          select 
              owner,
              table_name, 
              column_name
          from   
             all_tab_columns
          where
              owner in (select * from table(schema_list_t))
          minus
          (SELECT 
              c.owner,
              p.table_name,
              cc.column_name
          FROM 
              all_cons_columns cc, 
              all_constraints p,
              all_constraints c
          WHERE 
              c.owner in (select * from table(schema_list_t))
              c.constraint_type = 'R'
              AND p.owner = c.r_owner
              AND p.constraint_name = c.r_constraint_name
              AND cc.owner = c.owner
              AND cc.constraint_name = c.constraint_name
              AND cc.table_name = c.table_name
          UNION ALL
          SELECT 
              c.owner,
              cc.table_name,
              cc.column_name
          FROM 
              all_cons_columns cc,
              all_constraints p,
              all_constraints c
          WHERE
              p.owner in (select * from table(schema_list_t))
              AND p.constraint_type in ('P','U')
              AND c.r_owner = p.owner
              AND c.r_constraint_name = p.constraint_name
              AND c.constraint_type = 'R'
              AND cc.owner = c.owner
              AND cc.constraint_name = c.constraint_name
              AND cc.table_name = c.table_name))
          select 
              atc.table_name as mask_tab, 
              atc.column_name as mask_col, 
              atc.data_type as mask_type
          from   
              all_tab_columns atc,
              ok_to_mask otm
          where
              atc.owner = otm.owner
              and atc.table_name = otm.table_name
              and atc.column_name = otm.column_name
              and atc.owner in (select * from table(schema_list_t))
              and 
              (
              atc.column_name like '%LAST%NAME%'
              or atc.column_name like '%FIRST%NAME%'
              or atc.column_name like '%NAME_LAST%'
              or  atc.column_name like '%NAME_FIRST%'
              or  atc.column_name like '%ENAME%'
              or atc.column_name like '%SSN%'
              or atc.column_name like '%DOB%'
              or atc.column_name like '%BIRTH%'
              )
              and atc.column_name not like '%PHYSICIAN_%'
              and atc.column_name not like '%DR_%'
              and atc.column_name not like '%PROVIDER_%'
              and atc.column_name not like 'PRESCRIBER_%'     
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        loop
           ...
  
  FUNCTION in_list_varchar2 (p_in_list  IN  VARCHAR2)  RETURN VARCHAR2_TT is
  
      l_tab   VARCHAR2_TT := VARCHAR2_TT();
      l_text  VARCHAR2(32767) := p_in_list || ',';
      l_idx   NUMBER;
          
  BEGIN
      LOOP l_idx := INSTR(l_text, ',');
          EXIT WHEN NVL(l_idx, 0) = 0;
          l_tab.extend;
          l_tab(l_tab.last) := TRIM(SUBSTR(l_text, 1, l_idx - 1));
          l_text := SUBSTR(l_text, l_idx + 1);
      END LOOP;
  
      RETURN l_tab;
          
  END in_list_varchar2;

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  Hello

  If you have a query that works well when you launch it directly, and that breaks down when you start with a procedure, this can be a problem of privileges.

  Points of view ALL_ * shows only the objects you have access, but using a procedure, privileges must be granted directly to the user and not with a role.

  You should check the SELECT privileges to your user through roles and give them directly to the user.

  Hope this will help.

  Sylvie

• 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,

  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,

  1,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  () UDT_T_MONITOR_MDQ_PRIM_RIGHT

  () UDT_R_MONITOR_MDQ_PRIM_RIGHT

  1,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  NULL,

  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.

  MK

• Inserting into a temporary table

  Hi all

  I use this code to insert into a temporary table

  INSERT INTO VISIT_TEST

  (NO, VISIT_ID)

  VALUES

  (1,: ALL_ADMITTED_PATIENT.) VISIT_ID);  -guess: ALL_ADMITTED_PATIENT. VISIT_ID is another number.

  COMMIT;

  It inserts nothing,

  but when I try to insert all the values of pl/sql with the same way

  INSERT INTO VISIT_TEST (NO., VISIT_ID) VALUES (2, 4);

  It inserts with success.

  the code for creating the table of tempo is

  CREATE A VISIT_TEST GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE (NO NUMBER, NUMBER VISIT_ID) COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS

  Why does not insert on it data?

  PS: the whole issue is that I run a report from a form, and the query of the report is based on the temporary table.

  what I want to know is, when I run the report from inside my form, is considered a new session, and this is why the report cannot see the data in the table of tempo or am I wrong?

  Thank you

  > when I run the report of my form, which constitutes a new session, and this is why the report cannot see the data in the table of tempo, or am I wrong?

  You're not bad. Forms and reports use separate database sessions. Reports can not see TWG data entered via Forms module.

  Concerning

• records by inserting into one another table

  Hi Masters

  I have to insert records from table to table b, which do not exist in table b. Please, help me in this record.

  create table test1 (eno number (2), ename varchar2 (10));

  Insert into test1 values(1,'abc');
  Insert into test1 values(2,'xyz');
  Insert into test1 values(3,'pqr');
  Insert into test1 values(4,'vara');

  create table test2 (eno number (2), ename varchar2 (10));

  Insert into test2 values(2,'xyz');
  Insert into test2 values(4,'vara');

  I tried like this...

  SQL > get the ap;
  1. INSERT ALL
  2. WHEN r_num = 1
  3 THEN IN VALUES test2 (eno, ename)
  4 OTHER INTO test2 VALUES (null, null)
  5. SELECT eno, ename
  6, ROW_NUMBER () OVER (PARTITION BY eno, ename)
  7 ORDER BY eNAME - or else
  8                             )  AS r_num
  9 * FROM test1
  SQL > /.

  4 lines were created.

  SQL > select * from test2;

  ENO ENAME
  ----- ----------
  2 xyz
  4 vara
  1 abc
  2 xyz
  3 pqr
  4 vara

  6 selected lines.

  the result above is not correct... Please advice.

  Concerning

  Evelyne

  Use MERGE:

  SQL > select * from test1;

  ENO ENAME
  ---------- ----------
  1 abc
  2 xyz
  3 pqr
  4 vara

  SQL > select * from test2;

  ENO ENAME
  ---------- ----------
  2 xyz
  4 vara

  SQL > fusion
  2 in test2
  3 using test1
  4 you (test1.eno = test2.eno and test1.ename = test2.ename)
  5 when not matched
  6. then insert
  7 values(test1.eno,test1.ename)
  8.

  2 lines merged.

  SQL > select * from test2;

  ENO ENAME
  ---------- ----------
  2 xyz
  4 vara
  3 pqr
  1 abc

  SQL >

  SY.

• Insert into table1 from table1

  Hello
  
  I tried to insert into table - from select col1, col2, col3 from table b where
  Table - b.change_dt between 't1d' and 'T2D.
  
  can someone help me with the query
  
  Thank you

  insert into table-A from select col1,col2,col3 from table-b where
  table-b.change_dt between 'dt1' and 'dt2'
  

  you have an additional 'from', so it will be:

  insert into table-A(col1,col2,col3) (select col1, col2, col3 from table b where)
  Table - b.change_dt between 't1d' and "T2D")

  Please, close your threads, try to clean up the forum.

• insert into a final table based on a condition

  Hello
  

  create table table1(invoice_number varchar2(4), covg_date date, employee_number varchar2(5),
   service_option varchar2(2), FEES VARCHAR2(5), AMOUNT NUMBER(9,2));
   
  insert into table1 values('1','01-JUL-2011','11','8','F1,F2',100);
  insert into table1 values('2','01-JUL-2011','12','2','F1,F2',110);
  insert into table1 values('3','01-JUL-2011','13','9','F1,F2',120);
  insert into table1 values('4','01-JUL-2011','14','3','F1,F2',130);
  commit;
  
  create table table2(invoice_number varchar2(4), covg_date date, employee_number varchar2(5), 
  service_option varchar2(2),FEES VARCHAR2(5), AMOUNT NUMBER(9,2));
  
  insert into table2 values('1','01-JUL-2011','11','88','F1,F2',100);
  insert into table2 values('2','01-JUL-2011','12','2','F1,F2',110);
  insert into table2 values('3','01-JUL-2011','13','9','F1,F2',122);
  insert into table2 values('4','01-JUL-2011','14','3','F1',130);
  insert into table2 values('4','01-JUL-2011','15','3','F1',130);
  commit;
  
  create table final_table(insert_type varchar2(1),invoice_number varchar2(4), covg_date date, employee_number varchar2(5), 
  service_option varchar2(2),FEES VARCHAR2(5), AMOUNT NUMBER(9,2));

  We need to insert in final_table based on the differences between table1 and table2. The condition for this is:
  For example: for a given employee number (11) for a covg_date(July-2011) given, if there is at least a difference in any value of the column that is in this case the service_option (8.88)...
  I need to insert record from table1 into final_table with insert_type as 'ELDERS '.
  and insert record of table2 in final_table with insert_type as 'NEW '.
  
  Same employee number 14, there is a difference between column fees and I should insert as in the example above
  Same employee number 13, there is a difference between the column AMOUNT and I must insert as in the example above.
  
  For example employee number 15, there is no record in table1 but found in table2 and which will be inserted as it is...
  
  What my idea was to go through separate employee_number, covg_date in table1 and check every value in table2 to the same disease and insert into final_table...
  
  But if there is a better option as insertion directly using select clause or a sort of direct insertion without loop...
  
  Thanks for the help in advance

  Maybe a modified version of something like this:

  INSERT INTO final_table
  ( insert_type
  , invoice_number
  , covg_date
  , employee_number
  , service_option
  , fees
  , amount
  )
  SELECT insert_type
       , invoice_number
       , covg_date
       , employee_number
       , service_option
       , fees
       , amount
  FROM   (
       SELECT invoice_number
            , covg_date
            , employee_number
            , service_option
            , fees
            , amount
            , 'OLD' AS insert_type
       FROM   table1
       MINUS
       SELECT invoice_number
            , covg_date
            , employee_number
            , service_option
            , fees
            , amount
            , 'OLD' AS insert_type
       FROM   table2
       UNION ALL
       SELECT invoice_number
            , covg_date
            , employee_number
            , service_option
            , fees
            , amount
            , 'NEW' AS insert_type
       FROM   table2
       MINUS
       SELECT invoice_number
            , covg_date
            , employee_number
            , service_option
            , fees
            , amount
            , 'NEW' AS insert_type
       FROM   table1
         )
  WHERE  employee_number = :emp_number
  AND    covg_date       = TO_DATE(:date_string,'MM/DD/YYYY')
  ;
  

• issue: sql insert into select

  which is wrong with this query?

  insert into m_payment_option (p_type, m_fulfillment)

  values ('DIRECT_DEBIT', (select id from M_FULFILLMENT whose id not in (select m_fulfillment from M_PAYMENT_OPTION)));

  SQL-Fehler: ORA-01427: Unterabfrage fur eine liefert mehr als eine line line

  01427 00000 - "einreihig subquery returns several lines.

  the subquery returns:

  SELECT id from M_FULFILLMENT whose id not in (select m_fulfillment from M_PAYMENT_OPTION)

  47113

  47182

  47183

  ..

  Hallo,

  Try this

  insert into m_payment_option (p_type,m_fulfillment)
  select 'DIRECT_DEBIT', id from M_FULFILLMENT  where id not in (select m_fulfillment from M_PAYMENT_OPTION));
  

  The subquery in your statement offers several lines and failed to insert 2 or more values in your m_fulfillment column at a time.

  But I think you want to insert several lines. Otherwise, you need to change your subquery to offer that one value, maybe a max or min function will help.

  Grüße aus Bonn

  Kay

• Very slow SELECT * FROM table

  Hello
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  Table has 2 GB, BUT the use of the disc is only 5%!
  
  When I execute select count (*) from myTable, usage is 100% and I have the result in 1 minute...
  
  Thank you.

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• CAPTURE THE OUTPUT IN INSERT INTO SELECT AND DELETE

  Hi all
  
  
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  commit;
  
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  commit;
  
  I must capture both the output of the insert and delete the sql query and compare the two values for validation. I shouldn't use select count (*) before the delete statement. I shud exactly capture the output... How to do? Please help me

  We will have ' 30 deleted rows' or ' 30 inserted rows"in our tool... I need to capture that 'put out' in a variable and validate against the other

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    3    v_rows_deleted  PLS_INTEGER;
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   11    dbms_output.put_line('Rows Deleted: ' || v_rows_deleted);
   12    IF v_rows_inserted = v_rows_deleted THEN
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  Rows Deleted: 7
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  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

• do a select from table using order by ASC and recover only a range

  Hello
  I have a problem in my program and I want to know the line which is the cause in order to correct the code!
  
  -There is a line between 19500 and 19600 lines that gives me an error.
  -my program made a NLSSORT (my_field, ' nls_sort = binary "") AS "KEY1".
  
  so I think that if I do something like that, I get the same order:
  
  Select * from my_table
  order my CSA my_field
  where the rank number bettween 19500 and 19600
  
  My problem:
  I have no idea how to do this last part. does anyone know how to do this?
  I was just trying to sort it out and then check out lines up to 19600, but I can't do that because there is no enough space in temp score.
  
  
  Thank you.
  
  Best regards
  Ricardo Tomas

  select col1, col2, col3...
  from (select my_table.*, rownum rn
         from (select * from my_table
                  order by my_field asc
               ) my_table
        )
  where rn between 19500 and 19600
  

  Note: you must order in a subselect before applying the rownum because the order is usually applied after the right column in a statement pseudo-device select rownum.

• Select * from TABLE (tst_name_pw.list);

  Windows XP + 10.2.0.1.0 Oracle
  
  I did tst_name_pw desc and show as below:
  
  PROCEDURE Argument name default input/output Type
  ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------- --------- -------
  (FUNCTION) < return value > TABLE LIST unknown
  
  
  I have don see the table as tst_name_pw or the list name in the database.
  Anyone it clarify it please?
  Thank you

  Hello

  782150 wrote:
  Windows XP + 10.2.0.1.0 Oracle

  I did tst_name_pw desc and show as below:

  PROCEDURE Argument name default input/output Type
  ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------- --------- -------
  LIST (FUNCTION) TABLE OF strangers

  I have don see the table as tst_name_pw or the list name in the database.
  Anyone it clarify it please?
  Thank you

  It seems that tst_name_pw is a package, not a table.

• Insert into DB using SQLservice: can't take the text with single quotes:

  I use Execute sql JDBC service statement.

  I'll explain with simple code:

  insert into mytable (id, desc) values (1, 'this is the document of the customer');

  This works perfectly.

  But if I have apostrophes in the desc-

  insert into mytable (id, desc) values (1, 'this is the document the customer' );

  It is throwing error at a standstill operation errors.

  I know that in Oracle, to escape the single quotes that write us

  insert into mytable (id, desc) values (1, "it is of customer" s document ");

  But, we can not control here in Adobe as the desc is from field on a form when the user enters it.

  I'm guessing that it might be a known issue & can someone tell me the solution.

  Thank you

  KC

  Use a parameter query to avoid this problem.

  insert into mytable (id, desc) values (?,?);

  The two parameters (? brands) can be replaced by actual values using XPATH Expression.

  If you do this, you query runs without raising any errors.

  Nith

• ADF Code corner #50 - tree selection listener Table do not save the State of the

  Hello world
  
  With the help of JDev Studio Edition Version 11.1.1.3.0
  
  I have a table of tree using the earphone generic selection based on the excellent article by Frank Nimphius during synchronization of forms for entries of tree node edit. http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/ADF/learnmore/50-synchromize-form-TreeSelection-169192.PDF
  
  My problem:
  
  My selectedNodeRowKey and selectedNodeRowIterator variables are turning to null out the listener.
  
  Process and code:
  
  I select a node. It called the selection event of onTreeSelect, which in turn saves the node key and the iterator in the same support bean backingBeanScope value.
  

        DCIteratorBinding _treeIteratorBinding = null;
        _treeIteratorBinding = treeBinding.getDCIteratorBinding();
  //Frank's code above ...
  
        this.selectedNodeRowKey = nodeBinding.getRowKey();
        for (Object opaqueFacesKey: treeTable.getSelectedRowKeys())
        {
          treeTable.setRowKey(opaqueFacesKey);
          this.selectedNodeRowIterator =
              ((JUCtrlHierNodeBinding) treeTable.getRowData()).getRowIterator();
        }
  
        System.out.println();
        System.out.println("Update Key: " + this.selectedNodeRowKey);
        System.out.println("Update Ite: " + this.selectedNodeRowIterator);
  
  //Frank's code resumes ...
        Row[] found =
          this.selectedNodeRowIterator.findByKey(this.selectedNodeRowKey, 1);

  Then, I click on a button that calls an actionListener in the same bean support.
  

    public void onButtonRemove(ActionEvent actionEvent)
    {
      System.out.println("Remove button pressed.");
  
      BindingContainer bindings = getBindings();
  
      System.out.println(this.selectedNodeRowKey);
      System.out.println(this.selectedNodeRowIterator);
  
      OperationBinding operationBinding =
        bindings.getOperationBinding("deleteChildren");
      operationBinding.execute();
      System.out.println("Remove complete");
    }

  This gives me the result
  

  Update Key: oracle.jbo.Key[112 ]
  Update Ite: oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowSetImpl@aa641d
  bos.model.queries.TbomView
  
  Remove button pressed.
  null
  null
  Remove complete

  What happened to my values and node iterator? I guess it has something to do with a scope or something similar to C++ through reference instead of the value. The strange thing is, the default MakeCurrent onSelection the auditor's work, but use this generic listener and values change.
  
  Published by: LovettWB on December 21, 2010 14:51

  Hello

  You can try setting the bean to the session scope? I guess it works, which brings me to my main point. If the managed bean is used in a stubborn workflow (which I assume you are referring to the use of fragments of page jsff), make sure that it is also defined in the workflow definition and not adfc-config. Personally, I like to feel it is best to set the bean managed in the metadata scopes, in which it is used. So could already solve the problem

  Frank

• Function of package of call per line in the statement INSERT INTO SELECT

  Hello

  I wrote the following SQL insert.

  INSERT the Table_A (Col_A, Col_B, Col_C)

  SELECT Col_A, Col_B, (SELECT PACKAGE1. DOUBLE FUNC())

  FROM Table_A

  WHERE Col_A = "AAA".

  PACKAGE1. Func() is a function to create numbers using the sequence.

  The result is

  Col_a Col_B, Col_C

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

  C003 AAA B1

  C003 AAA B2
  C003 AAA B3

  What I want is as follows:

  Col_a Col_B, Col_C

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

  C003 AAA B1

  AAA B2 C004
  AAA B3 C005

  I want different values per line in Col_C. is it possible to do this?

  I think the fact that you put the function call in a subquery is why he executed only once (which is a useful thing to know if you want this feature). To get executed for each line, you only need to do this:

  INSERT the Table_A (Col_A, Col_B, Col_C)

  SELECT Col_A, Col_B, PACKAGE1. FUNC()

  FROM Table_A

  WHERE Col_A = "AAA".

  However, as others have said, there is no reason to wrap a sequence.nextval in a function.