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• Insert with errors of journal - interesting feautre or bug?

  rollbackSo, I run the below:

  Insert all

  in (e1)

  employee_id

  first name

  last_name

  E-mail

  phone_number

  hire_date

  job_id

  salary

  commission_pct

  manager_id

  department_id

  ) (the values

  case

  When mod (rn, 7) = 0 then cast (null as number)

  on the other

  employee_id

  end

  first name

  last_name

  E-mail

  phone_number

  hire_date

  job_id

  salary

  commission_pct

  manager_id

  department_id

  ) errors in the journal in err$ _e ('insert_e1 :'|| limit of rejection to_char (sysdate,' hh24 unlimited:mi:ss)) yyyy.mm.dd))

  in e2)

  employee_id

  first name

  last_name

  E-mail

  phone_number

  hire_date

  job_id

  salary

  commission_pct

  manager_id

  department_id

  ) (the values

  case

  When mod (rn, 6) = 0 then cast (null as number)

  on the other

  employee_id

  end

  first name

  last_name

  E-mail

  phone_number

  hire_date

  job_id

  salary

  commission_pct

  manager_id

  department_id

  ) errors in the journal in err$ _e ('insert_e2 :'|| limit of rejection to_char (sysdate,' hh24 unlimited:mi:ss)) yyyy.mm.dd))

  Select

  rownum rn

  employe_id

  first name

  last_name

  E-mail

  phone_number

  hire_date

  job_id

  salary

  commission_pct

  manager_id

  department_id

  e employees

  ;

  Rollback;

  The interesting thing is that after cancellation of the table _e err$ I still have lines that generated errors (violations of constraint not null I produced).

  Is this a feature or a bug?

  It appears like the insertion in the error table is an autonomous transaction that gets committed automatically independent of the transaction containing the insert statement.

  Why wouldn't be so?

  The error table can be even a global temporary table with preserve rows on commit. And I think this can help because I wouldn't need to worry about truncate table prior to insertion and there is no problem if several sessions would use this table.

• Reg: Insert statement.

  Hello
  
  I have a button on my form.
  And the button that I wrote an insert statement.
  
  After filling out the form, click on the sound button do not get any errors.
  but the records do not insert into the table.
  
  -the bouton-poussoir--
  Start
  
  insert into LOGINDETAILS (EMPID, EMPFIRSTNAME, EMPMIDDLENAME, EMPLASTNAME, username, PASSWORD)
  
  values (seqlogindetails.nextval,
  : LOGINDETAILS. EMPFIRSTNAME,
  : LOGINDETAILS. EMPMIDDLENAME,
  : LOGINDETAILS. EMPLASTNAME,
  : LOGINDETAILS.username,.
  : LOGINDETAILS. Password
  );
  -commit;
  exception
  When dup_val_on_index then
  message (-20001, "duplicate data found '");
  raise form_trigger_failure;
  while others then
  MESSAGE (SQLERRM);
  raise form_trigger_failure;
  
  end;
  
  
  Help, please.
  
  Published by: Aude chouchou on January 29, 2013 03:11

  Rajnish Chauhan says:
  Hello

  I have a button on my form.
  And the button that I wrote an insert statement.

  After filling out the form, click on the sound button do not get any errors.
  but the records do not insert into the table.

  -the bouton-poussoir--
  Start

  insert into LOGINDETAILS (EMPID, EMPFIRSTNAME, EMPMIDDLENAME, EMPLASTNAME, username, PASSWORD)

  values (seqlogindetails.nextval,
  : LOGINDETAILS. EMPFIRSTNAME,
  : LOGINDETAILS. EMPMIDDLENAME,
  : LOGINDETAILS. EMPLASTNAME,
  : LOGINDETAILS.username,.
  : LOGINDETAILS. Password
  );
  -commit;
  exception
  When dup_val_on_index then
  message (-20001, "duplicate data found '");
  raise form_trigger_failure;
  while others then
  MESSAGE (SQLERRM);
  raise form_trigger_failure;
            
  end;

  Help, please.

  Published by: Aude chouchou on January 29, 2013 03:11

  Hello
  After your insert statement writing

  forms_ddl('commit');
  

  Hope it works...

• exception in two places to insert statement

  Hi all
  
  I want to insert an exception to two places in pl sql. I get the error. Is it possible to apply the exception to two places in the insert statement.
  
  Thank you
  
  Uday
  
  
  Begin
  Declare
  Number of V_Code;
  V_Errm Varchar2 (64);
  Number of V_Code1;
  V_Errm1 Varchar2 (64);
  
  
  
  INSERT INTO recovery
  Select Employee_Id, salary * 1.1 employees
  Where Commission_Pct >. 2;
  EXCEPTION
  While others then
  V_Code: = Sqlcode;
  V_Errm: = Substr (Sqlerrm, 1, 64);
  Dbms_Output.put_line ("Error Code" |) V_Code | ': ' || V_Errm);
  
  Insert Into Scap_Fact_Loading_Errors Values (V_Code, V_Errm, Systimestamp);
  
  
  INSERT INTO recovery
  Select Employee_Id, salary * 1.1 employees
  Where Commission_Pct >. 1;
  EXCEPTION
  While other then V_Code1: = Sqlcode;
  V_Errm1: = Substr (Sqlerrm, 1, 64);
  Dbms_Output.put_line ("Error Code" |) V_Code1 | ': ' || V_Errm1);
  INSERT INTO Scap_Fact_Loading_Errors VALUES (v_code1, v_errm1, SYSTIMESTAMP);
  
  END;
  
  Published by: 929521 on January 7, 2013 10:15

  for example.

  Declare
    V_Code Number;
    V_Errm Varchar2(64);
    V_Code1 Number;
    V_Errm1 Varchar2(64);
  
  begin
  
    -- 1st begin .. end block
    begin
      INSERT INTO Raise
      Select Employee_Id, Salary*1.1 From Employees
       Where Commission_Pct > .2;
    EXCEPTION
      When Others Then
        V_Code := Sqlcode;
        V_Errm := Substr(Sqlerrm, 1, 64);
        Dbms_Output.Put_Line ('Error code ' || V_Code || ': ' || V_Errm);
        Insert Into Scap_Fact_Loading_Errors Values (V_Code, V_Errm, Systimestamp);
    end;
  
    -- 2nd begin .. end block
    begin
      INSERT INTO Raise
      Select Employee_Id, Salary*1.1 From Employees
       Where Commission_Pct > .1;
    EXCEPTION
      When Others Then V_Code1 := Sqlcode;
        V_Errm1 := Substr(Sqlerrm, 1, 64);
        Dbms_Output.Put_Line ('Error code ' || V_Code1 || ': ' || V_Errm1);
        INSERT INTO Scap_Fact_Loading_Errors VALUES (v_code1, v_errm1, SYSTIMESTAMP);
    end;
  
  end;
  

• trigger for the insert statement

  Hello.
  I have a table, say, with 3 columns: ID, NAME, NAME_LENGTH.
  I am trying to create a trigger that fires when a record is inserted in the table.
  I send values for the ID and NAME columns per INSERT statement. and I need the trigger to write the LENGTH OF THE NAME INSERTED in the 3rd column
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER schema_name. GENERATE_length
  AFTER INSERT ON table_name
  FOR EACH LINE
  DECLARE
  F NVARCHAR2 (200);
  L NUMBER (5);
  NL NUMBER (5);
  NUMBER OF ID_LENGTH (5): = 5;
  BEGIN
  F: =:New.Name;
  
  L: = LENGTH (F);
  
  UPDATE HR_ORG_TREE
  
  SET name_length = NL;
  
  END;
  
  
  but does not work. error occurres as...
  
  ORA-04091: table schema_name.table_name is changing, the function of triggering/can not see
  ORA-06512: at the 'schema_name '. GENERATE_length', line 13
  ORA-04088: error during execution of trigger ' schema_name. GENERATE_length'
  
  Thank you.
  Sara

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER schema_name.GENERATE_length
      -- is "table_name" real name of your table?
      AFTER INSERT ON table_name
      FOR EACH ROW
  BEGIN
      -- this update will change all rows in HR_ORG_TREE table
      -- specify WHERE for this update
      UPDATE HR_ORG_TREE
         SET name_length = LENGTH(:NEW.name);
  END;
  

  Suppose your table_name is HR_ORG_TREE and you need to calculate the length of the name for just inserted row
  After maybe the code will be useful (not tested)

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER schema_name.GENERATE_length
      BEFORE INSERT ON HR_ORG_TREE
      FOR EACH ROW
  BEGIN
      :new.name_length := LENGTH(:NEW.name);
  END;
  

  Good luck

• Help! Using CFQUERYPARAM in INSERT statements causes NullPointerException?

  Hi all

  I've never used cfqueryparam with the INSERT statement in cfquery before, but now whenever I have it try, I have a NullPointerException.

  My code:

  < name cfquery = "insertDocEntry."
  result = "docEntry."
  DataSource = "#application. PrimaryDataSource #">"
  INSERT INTO tbl_conference_document
  (SessionID, DocTypeID, symbol, language, Title)
  VALUES)
  < cfqueryparam value = "" #Form.SessionID # "cfsqltype ="cf_sql_numeric">,"
  < cfqueryparam value = "" #Form.DocTypeID # "cfsqltype ="cf_sql_numeric">,"
  < cfqueryparam value = "" #Form.Symbol # "cfsqltype ="cf_sql_varchar">,"
  < cfqueryparam value = "" #Form.Language # "cfsqltype ="cf_sql_varchar">,"
  < cfqueryparam value = "" #Form.Title # "cfsqltype ="cf_sql_varchar">"
  )
  < / cfquery >

  I cfdump the form field and all values are defined, but I always get this error:

  The web site, you access has met an unexpected error.
  Please contact the site administrator.

  The following information is for the creation of Web sites for debugging purposes.

  Error occurred while processing request

  The system has attempted to use an undefined value, which usually indicates an error programming, either in your code or system code. NULL pointers are another name for undefined values. The error occurred in D:\ColdFusion9\wwwroot\Infobase\Document\execConferenceDocUpload.cfm: line 28

  
  

  26 :       <cfqueryparam value="#Form.Symbol#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar">,
  27 :       <cfqueryparam value="#Form.Language#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar">,
  28 :       <cfqueryparam value="#Form.Title#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar">
  29 :     )
  30 :    </cfquery>
  

  ---

  Resources:
  • Check the ColdFusion documentation to verify that you are using the correct syntax.
  • Search the Knowledge Base to find a solution to your problem.

  Browser	Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; RV:1.9.2.8) Gecko/20100722 Firefox/3.6.8
  Remote address	127.0.0.1
  Referrer	http://localhost:8501/Infobase/document/uploadConferenceDoc.cfm
  Date/time	3 Aug 10 11:48

  Stack trace

  at cfexecConferenceDocUpload2ecfm1876641633.runPage (D:\ColdFusion9\wwwroot\Infobase\Document \execConferenceDocUpload.cfm:28) to cfApplication2ecfc1086350920$ funcONREQUEST.runFunction (D:\ColdFusion9\wwwroot\Infobase\Ap plication.cfc:230) java.lang.NullPointerException      at coldfusion.sql.QueryTable.populate(QueryTable.java:325)      at coldfusion.sql.QueryTable.populate(QueryTable.java:261)      at coldfusion.sql.Executive.getRowSet(Executive.java:466)      at coldfusion.sql.Executive.executeQuery(Executive.java:1248)      at coldfusion.sql.Executive.executeQuery(Executive.java:1008)      at coldfusion.sql.Executive.executeQuery(Executive.java:939)      at coldfusion.sql.SqlImpl.execute(SqlImpl.java:341)      at coldfusion.tagext.sql.QueryTag.executeQuery(QueryTag.java:843)      at coldfusion.tagext.sql.QueryTag.doEndTag(QueryTag.java:533)      at cfexecConferenceDocUpload2ecfm1876641633.runPage(D:\ColdFusion9\wwwroot\Infobase\Document\execConferenceDocUpload.cfm:28)      at coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage.invoke(CfJspPage.java:231)      at coldfusion.tagext.lang.IncludeTag.doStartTag(IncludeTag.java:416)      at coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage._emptyTcfTag(CfJspPage.java:2722)      at cfApplication2ecfc1086350920$funcONREQUEST.runFunction(D:\ColdFusion9\wwwroot\Infobase\Application.cfc:230)      at coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod.invoke(UDFMethod.java:472)      at coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod$ReturnTypeFilter.invoke(UDFMethod.java:405)      at coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod$ArgumentCollectionFilter.invoke(UDFMethod.java:368)      at coldfusion.filter.FunctionAccessFilter.invoke(FunctionAccessFilter.java:55)      at coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod.runFilterChain(UDFMethod.java:321)      at coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod.invoke(UDFMethod.java:220)      at coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxy.invoke(TemplateProxy.java:490)      at coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxy.invoke(TemplateProxy.java:336)      at coldfusion.runtime.AppEventInvoker.invoke(AppEventInvoker.java:88)      at coldfusion.runtime.AppEventInvoker.onRequest(AppEventInvoker.java:280)      at coldfusion.filter.ApplicationFilter.invoke(ApplicationFilter.java:338)      at coldfusion.filter.RequestMonitorFilter.invoke(RequestMonitorFilter.java:48)      at coldfusion.filter.MonitoringFilter.invoke(MonitoringFilter.java:40)      at coldfusion.filter.PathFilter.invoke(PathFilter.java:87)      at coldfusion.filter.LicenseFilter.invoke(LicenseFilter.java:27)      at coldfusion.filter.ExceptionFilter.invoke(ExceptionFilter.java:70)      at coldfusion.filter.ClientScopePersistenceFilter.invoke(ClientScopePersistenceFilter.java:28)      at coldfusion.filter.BrowserFilter.invoke(BrowserFilter.java:38)      at coldfusion.filter.NoCacheFilter.invoke(NoCacheFilter.java:46)      at coldfusion.filter.GlobalsFilter.invoke(GlobalsFilter.java:38)      at coldfusion.filter.DatasourceFilter.invoke(DatasourceFilter.java:22)      at coldfusion.filter.CachingFilter.invoke(CachingFilter.java:53)      at coldfusion.filter.RequestThrottleFilter.invoke(RequestThrottleFilter.java:126)      at coldfusion.CfmServlet.service(CfmServlet.java:200)      at coldfusion.bootstrap.BootstrapServlet.service(BootstrapServlet.java:89)      at jrun.servlet.FilterChain.doFilter(FilterChain.java:86)      at coldfusion.monitor.event.MonitoringServletFilter.doFilter(MonitoringServletFilter.java:42)      at coldfusion.bootstrap.BootstrapFilter.doFilter(BootstrapFilter.java:46)      at jrun.servlet.FilterChain.doFilter(FilterChain.java:94)      at jrun.servlet.FilterChain.service(FilterChain.java:101)      at jrun.servlet.ServletInvoker.invoke(ServletInvoker.java:106)      at jrun.servlet.JRunInvokerChain.invokeNext(JRunInvokerChain.java:42)      at jrun.servlet.JRunRequestDispatcher.invoke(JRunRequestDispatcher.java:286)      at jrun.servlet.ServletEngineService.dispatch(ServletEngineService.java:543)      at jrun.servlet.http.WebService.invokeRunnable(WebService.java:172)      at jrunx.scheduler.ThreadPool$DownstreamMetrics.invokeRunnable(ThreadPool.java:320)      at jrunx.scheduler.ThreadPool$ThreadThrottle.invokeRunnable(ThreadPool.java:428)      at jrunx.scheduler.ThreadPool$UpstreamMetrics.invokeRunnable(ThreadPool.java:266)      at jrunx.scheduler.WorkerThread.run(WorkerThread.java:66)

  This error does NOT occur when I don't use cfqueryparam, but my problem is, I need to insert a downloaded file in the database as a BLOB (code not shown above because it is a problem even without BLOB), so far the only way I know how is it to use CFQUERYPARAM.

  Am I the only one seeing this here? So far I only tried to use my CF9 local server (developer edition), the server of CF9 on my colleague has the same problem.

  Here we have a very tight schedule and I really wasn't expecting this kind of problems, so any help and advice is much appreciated!

  Thanks in advance!

  ZHU, Jia

  Yes, I don't think there was a data type mismatch. I was just trying to get more clues on the circumstances in which the error occurs. In other words, it happens every time cfqueryparam is used... or simply when certain types of data are used. Because surely it should not happen.  Maybe a level driver problem, what I do usually is set up a few test cases fast, ideally very simple.  Then use this to determine if there are exceptions to the main issue.  Thus, for example, things like the exception occurs even with a simple insert a column with a varchar column base

  INSERT INTO TestTable (VarcharCol) VALUES ( )

  Also, have you experienced the same results with the jtds driver?

• Insert SQL error

  Hello
  I am trying to create a registration page of users on my site who inserts his contact information in a database. I am convinced that I've got the correct syntax, but it throws an error when I try.
  
  This is the error:
  
  Run database query error.
  [Macromedia] [SequeLink JDBC Driver] [ODBC Socket] [Microsoft] [ODBC Microsoft Access driver] Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement.
  
  46: < name cfquery 'recording' datasource = 'users' = >
  47: INSERT users (username, password, ip, email, registration date, confirmed, useragent signup registration)
  48: VALUES ("#FORM.username #", "#FORM.password #", "#REMOTE_ADDR #", "#FORM.email #", "#FORM.date #", '0', ' #HTTP_USER_AGENT # ')
  49: < / cfquery >
  
  Also, you can't see here, but in the message error what is the row of VALUES in bold.
  
  Here is how the code looks in dreamweaver:
  
  < name cfquery 'recording' datasource = 'users' = >
  INSERT INTO users (username, password, ip registration, email, date signup, confirmed, signup useragent)
  VALUES (' #FORM.username # "," #FORM.password # "," #REMOTE_ADDR # "," #FORM.email # "," #FORM.date # ", '0', ' #HTTP_USER_AGENT # ')
  < / cfquery >
  
  I went on the code several times, and he looks exactly like another SQL INSERT statement that works very well. I am at a loss to why it won't work.

  Also, I have seen cases where the password was considered a keyword, either by the database or the ODBC connection, in which case that you must surround the word in brackets []. No doubt the same goes for names containining column space. You write a query on this table, you should alias column names containing spaces in order to remove the space if you have any other problems.

  
  INSERT INTO users (username, [password], [registration] ip, email, [date of registration], confirmed, [signup useragent])
  VALUES (' #FORM.username # "," #FORM.password # "," #REMOTE_ADDR # "," #FORM.email # "," #FORM.date # ", '0', ' #HTTP_USER_AGENT # ')
  

  Phil

• need help to create the insert statement

  I have customer_priv of table which has 4 columns (login, privilize_id, adate, added_by)
  
  the stmt insert like "insert into customer_priv values('JDOE',951.sysdate,admin);
  
  I have 100 users and for each user, I need to add to the 15 privilize_id
  
  I have the list of connections and roles, what is the best way to create a massive insert for all those users statement and
  
  any help is very appreciated
  
  Thank you

  user11984714 wrote:
  Thanks Frank

  I get the below now.what Miss. Also is it possible to reel in a file insert rather directly the data.am I missing values?

  Sorry, I don't understand what you want.
  You say you want to write something in a HOLD file instead of insert? Of course, you can do it. Change the INSERT statement in a SELECT statement and add commands to the COIL.

  SQL > @c:\insert_many.sql
  33 old: SELECT ' & 1' priv_id, 'admin', sysdate)
  33 News: SELECT sysdate, "BNELSON", "admin", priv_id)

  Of all_priv_id
  *
  ERROR on line 34:
  ORA-00923: THE KEYWORD not found where expected
  Thank you

  Published by: user11984714 on August 9, 2010 18:40

  Sorry, there was a typing error in my previous post.
  Remove the ')' the end of the

  SELECT     '&1', privilze_id, SYSDATE, 'admin')
  

  I hope that you have more problems, but if you do, post your code, even if you think that you just copied it from this site.

• NDS Insert statement glitch

  DB version XE 10 g
  
  Hello
  
  I have little problem with my insert statement.
  
  In my code, the examples are numerous, but please focus on the part V2 and V3.
  
  As you can see V2 and V3 will not work
  
  I get the following errors
  
  V2
  Error report:
  ORA-00984: column not allowed here
  ORA-06512: at line 28
  00984 00000 - "unauthorized column here.
  
  V3
  Error report:
  ORA-00917: lack of comma
  ORA-06512: at line 33
  00917 00000 - "missing comma.
  
  I have no idea why I get these errors...
  

  DROP TABLE FILMYARNOLD;
  
  CREATE TABLE FILMYARNOLD
  (
      FIL_ID VARCHAR2 (329),
      FIL_NAME VARCHAR2 (592),
      FIL_YEAR VARCHAR2 (294),
      FIL_ACTOR VARCHAR2 (392),
      FIL_TEXTT VARCHAR2 (2596)
  );
  
  
  
  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  DECLARE
    TYPE FIL_TABLE IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2 (256);
    vfilmiczki FIL_TABLE := fil_table();
    statement VARCHAR2 (2048);
  BEGIN
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(1) := '77804';
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(2) := 'Predator';
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(3) := '1984';
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(4) := 'Arnold';
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(5) := 'get to the choppa';
  /*statement := 'INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD (FIL_ID, FIL_NAME, FIL_YEAR, FIL_ACTOR, FIL_TEXTT) VALUES ( ';
  statement := statement|| '''chlip'',''lol'',''lol'',''chlip''';--
  statement := statement||',''hmm'')';*/
  -------------------------------
  -------V1------------working-----------------
  --statement := 'INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD (FIL_ID) VALUES ( ';
  --statement := statement||vfilmiczki(1)||' )';
  --EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement;
  -----------------------------------
  --------V2-------------------- not working -----------------------------------------
  --statement := 'INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD (FIL_ID, FIL_NAME) VALUES ( ';
  --statement := statement||vfilmiczki(1)||','||vfilmiczki(2)||' )';
  --EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement;
  --------------------------------------------
  ----V3------------ not working ------------
  statement := 'INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD (FIL_ID, FIL_NAME, FIL_YEAR, FIL_ACTOR, FIL_TEXTT) VALUES ( ';
  statement := statement||vfilmiczki(1)||','||vfilmiczki(2)||','||vfilmiczki(3)||','||vfilmiczki(4)||','||vfilmiczki(5)||' )';
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement;
  ------------------------------------------------------
  /* statement := 'INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD VALUES (:jeden, :dwa, :trzy, :cztery, :piec)';
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement
    USING vfilmiczki(1)
    ,     vfilmiczki(2)
    ,     vfilmiczki(3)
    ,     vfilmiczki(4)
    ,     vfilmiczki(5); */
    /*
    statement := 'INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD VALUES ('; --(:jeden, :dwa, :trzy, :cztery, :piec)';
      FOR i IN 1..vfilmiczki.COUNT
      LOOP
          IF i = vfilmiczki.LAST THEN
              statement := statement||vfilmiczki(i)||' )';
          ELSE
          statement := statement||vfilmiczki(i)||', ';
        END IF;
          --DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE (vfilmiczki(i));
      END LOOP;
      EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement;
      */
      --INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD 
      --VALUES (vfilmiczki(vfilmiczki.FIRST),vfilmiczki(2),vfilmiczki(3),
              --vfilmiczki(4), vfilmiczki(5)); 
      --DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('*****************');
      --DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE (vfilmiczki((vfilmiczki.LAST)));
  END;
  /

  IM waiting for your responses
  
  Greetings

  Hello

  change V2 to:

  STATEMENT := 'INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD (FIL_ID, FIL_NAME) VALUES ( ';
  STATEMENT := STATEMENT||VFILMICZKI(1)||','''||VFILMICZKI(2)||''' )';
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement;
  

  and V3 for:

  ----V3------------ not working ------------
  STATEMENT := 'INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD (FIL_ID, FIL_NAME, FIL_YEAR, FIL_ACTOR, FIL_TEXTT) VALUES ( ';
  STATEMENT := STATEMENT||VFILMICZKI(1)||','''||VFILMICZKI(2)||''','||VFILMICZKI(3)
               ||','''||VFILMICZKI(4)||''','''||VFILMICZKI(5)||''' )';
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement;EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement;
  

  A general remark: INSERT can be used directly in PL/SQL, you don't need to bother with dynamic SQL statements.
  and the PASS-THROUGH is probably more effective than dynamic SQL.

  Try this:

  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  DECLARE
    TYPE FIL_TABLE IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2 (256);
    vfilmiczki FIL_TABLE := fil_table();
    statement VARCHAR2 (2048);
  BEGIN
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(1) := '77804';
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(2) := 'Predator';
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(3) := '1984';
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(4) := 'Arnold';
  vfilmiczki.EXTEND;
  vfilmiczki(5) := 'get to the choppa';
  
  -------V1------------working-----------------
  INSERT INTO  FILMYARNOLD (FIL_ID) VALUES ( VFILMICZKI(1) );
  
  --------V2-------------------- not working -----------------------------------------
  INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD (FIL_ID, FIL_NAME) VALUES ( VFILMICZKI(1),VFILMICZKI(2));
  
  ----V3------------ not working ------------
  INSERT INTO FILMYARNOLD (FIL_ID, FIL_NAME, FIL_YEAR, FIL_ACTOR, FIL_TEXTT)
  VALUES ( VFILMICZKI(1), VFILMICZKI(2), VFILMICZKI(3), VFILMICZKI(4), VFILMICZKI(5));
  
  END;
  / 
  

• value of the check box in the insert statement

  I'm hand-coding an insert from the insert record sb construction will do for this application. The values of several form elements are inserted into the fields in the table. The problem that occur is a checkbox value in the form. If the box is checked, all is well and the value is 'True' inserted in the appropriate database field. However, if the checkbox is not checked I get syntax error message. The reason being that, while are passed on to the fields with null null, the checkbox is not transmitted at all. This is evident when changing the method of the form to 'Get' for testing purposes. There is no reference to this field check box in the query string.
  
  My assumption is that this would require an If statement changing the value of the 'False' check box when the box is blocked. How I would go to this topic. With my knowledge limited to the ASP, I wrote the following, but it doesn't seem to work:
  
  < input name = "emailprob_mor" type = "checkbox" id = "emailprob_mor" value = "< % If Not (IsNull (Request.Form ("emailprob_cus")) then Response.Write"True") Else Response.Write ("False") End If % >" >

  When you use the boxes, it is better to separate your Request.Form statement and your insert statement:

  cbVal = '0 '.
  If (Request.Form ("emailprob_mor") <> "") then cbVal = Request.Form ("emailprob_mor")

  Then in your SQL statement:

  "& cbVal &"..."

  For your real HTML:

  "" ) then response.write(" checked='checked' ") %>>

  It is true that if the user does not check the box, then it appears as if there is no when it is submitted, that is the reason why he must be given a default value when the record is inserted.

• Simple Insert statement does not

  This problem is just driving me crazy. I don't know what I'm doing wrong here. The code works fine on my localhost, but gives the problem on the site online. It's a simple insert like this:
  
  insert into tblSubImages (productid, title, subdescription, image, location) values (#form.productid #, ' #form.title #',' #form.subdescription #',' #uploadedimage # ", #form.place #")
  
  The error I m to looks like this:
  
  Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement.
  
  The error occurred in D:\Hosting\davedhillon\superprinters\admin\addaditional.cfm: line 11
  
  9: < cfset uploadedImage = cffile.serverfile >
  10: < cfquery name = "insertadditional" datasource = "#super.dsn #" >
  11: insertion in values(#form.productid#,'#form.title#','#form.subdescription#','#uploadedimage#') tblSubImages (productid, title, subdescription, image)
  12: < / cfquery >
  13:
  
  
  
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  SQL insert into values(1,'ewr','werw','FamilyRoomBedroom.jpg') tblSubImages (productid, title, subdescription, image)
  Davedhillon_accesscf_super DATA source
  VENDORERRORCODE 3092
  
  You can see that it is the simple insert statement that I worked with so many times. Why he started giving problems all of a sudden?
  
  Thank you

  'Image' can be a reserved word. What happens if you do this?

  insert into tblSubImages (productid, title, subdescription, [image])
  values (...)

• Script Insert statement to extract data from Table in Oracle 7i

  Hi all, I have an old Oracle legacy system that works for more than 15 years. Every now and then, we need to extract data from this table @ ORacle 7i to import to Oracle 10 G.
  
  My thoughts are to create a script to Insert statements in oracle 7 and that, to be deployed to Oracle 10 G.
  
  I found cela scripts in Google and don't know exactly how it works. No explanation on these scripts, would be greatly appreciated. I find that this format can help to produce a set of insert statements in this table to the last table to 10G.
  
  < pre >
  -Step 1: create this procedure:
  create or replace function ExtractData (v_table_name varchar2) return varchar2 as
  Boolean b_found: = false;
  v_tempa varchar2 (8000);
  v_tempb varchar2 (8000);
  v_tempc VARCHAR2 (255);
  Start
  for tab_rec in (select table_name from user_tables where table_name = upper (v_table_name))
  loop
  b_found: = true;
  v_tempa: =' select ' insert into ' | tab_rec.table_name |' (';
  for col_rec in (select * from user_tab_columns)
  where
  table_name = tab_rec.table_name
  order by
  column_id)
  loop
  If col_rec.column_id = 1 then
  v_tempa: = v_tempa | " ' || Chr (10) | " ' ;
  on the other
  v_tempa: = v_tempa |', ". Chr (10) | " ' ;
  v_tempb: = v_tempb |', ". Chr (10) | " ' ;
  end if;
  v_tempa: = v_tempa | col_rec.column_name;
  If instr(col_rec.data_type,'CHAR') > 0 then
  v_tempc: = "' |' | col_rec.column_name |'| " ' ;
  elsif instr (col_rec.data_type, 'DATE') > 0 then
  v_tempc: = "' to_date ("'| to_char('|| col_rec.column_name||',''mm/DD/YYYY HH24 '') | ") (', "' dd/mm/yyyy hh24"') "';
  on the other
  v_tempc: = col_rec.column_name;
  end if;
  v_tempb: = v_tempb | " ' || Decode('|| col_rec.column_name||',''Null'','||v_tempc||') | " ' ;
  end loop;
  v_tempa: = v_tempa |') values ('| v_tempb |'); "from ' |" tab_rec.table_name | « ; » ;
  end loop;
  If not b_found then
  v_tempa: ='-Table ' | v_table_name | 'not found ';
  on the other
  v_tempa: = v_tempa | Chr (10) | "select"-commit; "double;';
  end if;
  Return v_tempa;
  end;
  /
  display errors
  
  -STEP 2: run the following code to extract the data.
  Go head
  set pages 0
  game of stripes on
  fixed lines 2000
  the feeding off value
  trigger the echo
  var retline varchar2 (4000)
  coil c:\t1.sql
  Select 'set echo off' from dual;
  Select 'spool c:\recreatedata.sql' from dual;
  Select ' select "-these data was extracted on" | TO_CHAR (sysdate, "mm/dd/yyyy hh24" ") double;' double.
  
  -The following two lines as repeat as many times as the tables that you want to extract
  exec: retline: = ExtractData ('dept');
  print: retline;
  
  exec: retline: = ExtractData ('emp');
  print: retline;
  
  Select 'off spool' from dual;
  spool off
  @c:\t1
  
  -Step 3: run the updated c:\recreatedata.sql waiting for output to recreate the data.
  
  Source: http://www.idevelopment.info/data/Oracle/DBA_tips/PL_SQL/PLSQL_5.shtml
  
  
  
  
  < / pre >

  Hello

  Well what this script do.
  You will pass a table name as input to the function that will return varchar2 (string - insert statement). It will generate 2 t1.sql of sql script that contains the output sequence.

  Will use the first passed the user_tables scipt to check if the input table name exists and if there is the will reterive user_table_columns column names and generate the following sql script.
  Now, this t1.sql will run to generate a final sript formally orders insert that will run you on the target schema (make sure that the table exists).

  * #t1.sql*

  set echo off
  spool recreatedata.sql
  select '-- This data was extracted on '||to_char(sysdate,'mm/dd/yyyy hh24:mi') from dual;
  select 'insert into MY_OBJECT1 ('||chr(10)||'OWNER,'||chr(10)||'TOTAL) values ('||decode(OWNER,Null,'Null',''''||OWNER||'''')||','||chr(10)||''||decode(TOTAL,Null,'Null',TOTAL)||');' from MY_OBJECT1;
  select '-- commit;' from dual;
  spool off
  

  Then @t1.sql runs, and the general insert for the infeed table table.

  -- This data was extracted on 03/09/2009 23:39
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('MDSYS', 92800);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('TSMSYS', 256);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('DMSYS', 15104);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('TESTME', 128);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('PUBLIC', 2571392);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('OUTLN', 768);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('CTXSYS', 21888);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('OLAPSYS', 78336);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('KLONDIKE', 2432);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('SYSTEM', 51328);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('EXFSYS', 21504);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('DBSNMP', 4096);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('ORDSYS', 216192);
  
  INSERT INTO MY_OBJECT1 (OWNER, TOTAL)
    VALUES   ('SYSMAN', 111744);
  
  -- commit;
  

  Hope this helps
  Concerning

• Looking for a better style or a way to write the INSERT statement, possible with brand of continuation

  Honestly, I really looked everywhere for this.

  The problem is that, while tinkering in SQL Developer and knowing that in the spreadsheet I can just execute individual instructions by placing the cursor on the SQL statement I want to run I tried to do an INSERT query that would allow me to run an INSERT statement for... Well many inserts.

  I thought I could use a brand of continuation but nothing I've tried has worked.

  INSERT INTO

  HF_easy_drinks

  VALUES

  ("Blackthorn", "tonic water", 1.5, 1.0, "pineapple juice", "mix with ice").

  ("Blue Moon", "soda", 1.5 "Blueberry Juice",. 75, "mix with ice, strain")

  ;

  
  

  I ended up doing just individual INSERT statements, which was not as convenient.

  INSERT INTO HF_easy_drinks

  VALUES ('Blackthorn', 'tonic water', 1.5, 1.0, "pineapple juice", "mix with ice");

  INSERT INTO HF_easy_drinks

  VALUES ('Blue Moon', 'soda', 1.5, 'Blueberry Juice',. 75, "mix with ice");

  Hello

  Perhaps you might prefer "an" insert like this:

  INSERT INTO hf_easy_drinks (x, y, z,...)
  SELECT "Blackthorn", "tonic water", 1.5, 1.0, "pineapple juice", "mix with ice" OF THE double
  UNION ALL SELECT 'Blue Moon', 'soda', 1.5, 'Blueberry Juice',. 75, "mix with ice, strain ' FROM dual
  SELECT UNION ALL... OF the double
  SELECT UNION ALL... OF the double
  ;

  Best regards

  Bruno Vroman.

• 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.

• Is possible to write the INSERT statement that fills two columns: 'word' and 'sense' of the file text with multiple lines - in each line is followed word that is the meaning?

  Is possible to write the INSERT statement that fills two columns: 'word' and 'sense' of the file text with multiple lines - in each line is followed word that is the meaning?

  Hello

  2796614 wrote:

  Is possible to write the INSERT statement that fills two columns: 'word' and 'sense' of the file text with multiple lines - in each line is followed word that is the meaning?

  Of course, it is possible.  According to what the text file looks like to, you can create an external table that treats the text file as if it were a table.  Otherwise, you can always read the file in PL/SQL, using the utl_file package and INSERT of PL/SQL commands.

  You have problems whatever you wantt?  If so, your zip code and explain what the problem is.

  Whenever you have any questions, please post a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) for all of the tables involved and the exact results you want from these data, so that people who want to help you can recreate the problem and test their ideas.  In this case, also post a small sample of the text involved file.

  If you ask about a DML operation, such as INSERT, then INSERT statements, you post should show what looks like the tables before the DML, and the results will be the content of the table changed after the DML.

  Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data.

  Always say what version of Oracle you are using (for example, 11.2.0.2.0).

  See the FAQ forum: Re: 2. How can I ask a question on the forums?