List item for the item database

Hi all

I use a list item to fill a column of data, but I am not able to do. If I change to a database element not it works perfectly. Can anyone tell me is there a problem with the column of point and the database of list I use.

My code is,

DECLARE

RG_NAME2 VARCHAR2 (15): = "RG_OP";

RG_ID2 RECORDGROUP;

ERRCODE NUMBER;

BEGIN

RG_ID2: = FIND_GROUP (RG_NAME2);

IF ID_NULL (RG_ID2) THEN

RG_ID2: = CREATE_GROUP_FROM_QUERY (RG_NAME2, "select fso_manager_name, to_char (fso_code) of fs_system_operators");

END IF;

ERRCODE: = POPULATE_GROUP (RG_ID2);

CLEAR_LIST ('INVOICE_HEAD.invh_fso_code');

POPULATE_LIST ('INVOICE_HEAD.invh_fso_code', RG_ID2);

END;

INVOICE_HEAD.invh_fso_code is a database column.

version of forms: form of oracle 10g

Can someone help me.

Thank you and best regards,

JaKes

Use this procedure to fill out your list item.

PROCEDURE LOAD_LIST_ITEMS (NOM_LISTE VARCHAR2, VARCHAR SQLSTR) IS

GROUP_ID RECORDGROUP;

ITEM_ID;

SQL_NEW VARCHAR2 (2000);

REPORT NUMBER;

BEGIN

ITEM_ID: = FIND_ITEM (LIST_NAME);

IF ID_NULL (ITEM_ID) then

MESSAGE ("list item ' |") Nom_liste | 'does not exist.");

END IF;

CLEAR_LIST (ITEM_ID);

SQL_NEW: = SQLSTR;

GROUP_ID: = CREATE_GROUP_FROM_QUERY ('GROUPNAME', SQL_NEW);

STATUS: = POPULATE_GROUP ('GROUPNAME');

IF STATUS = 0 THEN

POPULATE_LIST (ITEM_ID, GROUP_ID);

END IF;

DELETE_GROUP (GROUP_ID);

END;

Call it like this in your time-new-form-proceedings

LOAD_LIST_ITEMS('YOUR_BLOCK.) LIST_ITEM ',' SELECT ENAME, TO_CHAR (EMPNO) OF SCOTT. EMP ORDER BY ENAME');

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Hello again,

I need your help once again, for a query how to show me how long each stage of production is by order.
See examples of data and what I expect.
Thank you all for your help.

We use Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

Here the example data tables:

CREATE      TABLE      TABLE_2
   
(     "ORDER_NR"      VARCHAR2 (12)
,      "PRIORITY"      VARCHAR2 (2)
,      "WO_STEP"      VARCHAR2 (1)
,      "STEP_DATE"      DATE
);

CREATE      TABLE      TABLE_1
(     "ORDER_NR"           VARCHAR2     (12) PRIMARY KEY
,      "PRIORITY"           VARCHAR2      (2)
,      "CREATE_DATE"      DATE
,     "ACT_STEP"          VARCHAR2     (2)
,     "STEP_DATE"          DATE
,     "EMPLOYEE"          VARCHAR2     (5)
,     "DESCRIPTION"     VARCHAR2     (20)
);

INSERT      INTO      TABLE_1      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,      CREATE_DATE,                                                        ACT_STEP,     STEP_DATE,                                                            EMPLOYEE,     DESCRIPTION) 
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          TO_DATE('10-FEB-13 10:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'),     'U',          TO_DATE('28-FEB-13 12:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'),     'W0010',     'CLEAN HOUSE');
INSERT      INTO      TABLE_1      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     CREATE_DATE,                                                        ACT_STEP,     STEP_DATE,                                                            EMPLOYEE,     DESCRIPTION)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          TO_DATE('08-FEB-13 14:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'),     'F',          TO_DATE('20-FEB-13 16:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'),     'K0052',     'REPAIR CAR');

INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'A',          TO_DATE('12-FEB-13 13:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          '5',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 09:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'K',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 10:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          '5',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 11:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'K',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 12:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          '5',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 16:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'C',          TO_DATE('14-FEB-13 08:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'B',          TO_DATE('14-FEB-13 10:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'E',          TO_DATE('18-FEB-13 13:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'F',          TO_DATE('20-FEB-13 16:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'S',          TO_DATE('21-FEB-13 08:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'R',          TO_DATE('21-FEB-13 09:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1T205634',     '12',          'U',          TO_DATE('28-FEB-13 12:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          'A',          TO_DATE('12-FEB-13 13:52:42','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          '5',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 09:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          'K',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 10:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          '5',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 11:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          'K',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 12:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          '5',          TO_DATE('13-FEB-13 16:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          'C',          TO_DATE('14-FEB-13 08:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          'B',          TO_DATE('14-FEB-13 10:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          'E',          TO_DATE('18-FEB-13 13:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
INSERT     INTO      TABLE_2      (ORDER_NR,               PRIORITY,     WO_STEP,     STEP_DATE)
                    VALUES           ('1KKA1Z300612',     '12',          'F',          TO_DATE('20-FEB-13 16:00:00','DD-MON-RR HH24:MI:SS'));
COMMIT;

And here's what I expect of my request:

SYSDATE     28.Feb.13 14:00                                                                                     
                                                                                          
ORDER_NR     PRIORITYCREATE_DATE     STATUS     STATUS_DATE     DESCRIPTION     AGE_1     AGE_2     WAITNG     STEP_A     STEP_B     STEP_C     STEP_5     STEP_K     STEP_E     STEP_F     STEP_S     STEP_R     
1KKA1T205634     12     10.Feb.13 10:00     U     28.Feb.13 12:00     CLEAN HOUSE     18,083     8,833     2,125     0,833     4,125     0,083     0,750     0,208     2,125     0,666     0,042     7,125     
1KKA1Z300612     12     08.Feb.13 14:00     F     20.Feb.13 16:00     REPAIR CAR     20,000     16,042     2,125     0,833     4,125     0,083     0,750     0,208     2,125     0,666

And now the explanation for the result of the query:
The AGE_1 is the difference in days between the "CREATE_DATE" and if EXSIST L'ETAPE 'U' then STEP_DATE or if the STEP 'U' is not found in TABLE_2 then it should show the difference in days between the "CREATE_DATE' and the 'SYSDATE.
The AGE_2 is the difference in days between the STEP "A" STEP_DATE and IF EXSIST L'ETAPE 'R' then STEP_DATE or if the STEP 'R' is not in TABLE_2 then it should show the difference in days between the "CREATE_DATE' and the 'SYSDATE.
The EXPECTATION is the difference in days between CREATE_DATE and STEP 'A' STEP_DATE
The following columns indicate the days, how long the ORDER_NR remains in these TIMES, if an ORDER_NR comes in the same STEP should be calculated together more than once.
If the ORDER_NR jump a step, it should show a zero in the specific field.

I hope that my explanation is good enough, my English skills are far from good.

Thank you for all your help.

Hosts Reinhard W.

Solomon Yakobson says:
Just add the amounts:

In fact, you could edit all CASES:

with t2 as (
            select  t.*,
                    lead(step_date) over(partition by order_nr order by step_date) next_step_date
              from  table_2 t
           )
select  t1.*,
        nvl(
            max(
                case t2.wo_step
                  when 'U' then t2.step_date
                end
               ),
           sysdate
          ) - t1.create_date age_1,
        nvl(
            max(
                case t2.wo_step
                  when 'R' then t2.step_date
                end
               ),
           sysdate
          ) - t1.create_date age_2,
        sum(
            case
              when t2.wo_step in ('B','5') then t2.next_step_date - t2.step_date
            end
           ) step_b_5,
        sum(
            case t2.wo_step
              when 'C' then t2.next_step_date - t2.step_date
            end
           ) step_c,
        sum(
            case t2.wo_step
              when 'K' then t2.next_step_date - t2.step_date
            end
           ) step_k,
        sum(
            case t2.wo_step
              when 'E' then t2.next_step_date - t2.step_date
            end
           ) step_e,
        sum(
            case t2.wo_step
              when 'F' then t2.next_step_date - t2.step_date
            end
           ) step_f,
        sum(
            case t2.wo_step
              when 'S' then t2.next_step_date - t2.step_date
            end
           ) step_s,
        sum(
            case t2.wo_step
              when 'R' then t2.next_step_date - t2.step_date
            end
           ) step_r
  from  table_1 t1,
        t2
  where t2.order_nr = t1.order_nr
  group by t1.order_nr,
           t1.priority,
           t1.create_date,
           t1.act_step,
           t1.step_date,
           t1.employee,
           t1.description
/

ORDER_NR     PR CREATE_DA AC STEP_DATE EMPLO DESCRIPTION      AGE_1      AGE_2   STEP_B_5     STEP_C  STEP_K     STEP_E     STEP_F        STEP_S     STEP_R
------------ -- --------- -- --------- ----- ----------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
1KKA1T205634 12 10-FEB-13 U  28-FEB-13 W0010 CLEAN HOUSE 18.0833333 10.9583333      4.875 .083333333 .208333333      2.125 .666666667 .041666667      7.125
1KKA1Z300612 12 08-FEB-13 F  20-FEB-13 K0052 REPAIR CAR   44.252338  44.252338      4.875 .083333333 .208333333      2.125

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SY.

suggestion for the report database
I'm sorry to ask an open question, but when I asked this, I found too many comments which were not relevant.

I am running 11.2.0.2 Enterprise Edition on Solaris 10.

Our production database to fight too many reports and my manager asked watching some database options "declaration".
Our requirements are that the database must be real and in synchronization with the production.
Also, we don't want to impact on production (e.g., use of MVs).

Options I'm considering, but open to others:

logical standby - can we have it open for reporting while it SQL is applied?
I think so, but I wonder what are the disadvantages of this option.

physical standby - I think I can open only the standby database while recovery applied, but only if we buy DataGuard Active which is unaffordable.

Golden Gate - once again, cost prohibitive

MVs would cause too much impact on the primary database
974632 wrote:

Well, I might agree with you, but this decision was made above my level and before that I just joined this new team. So, the question is now which option makes more sense to provide the database.

What do you mean by another sense that it must be fast, cheap and reliable, because in reality, you can only choose two of the three.

Apparently, they already were on the way and tested logical standby, but feel it was problematic.

What were the problems?

Now that I joined the team, they ask me which option makes more sense.

The answer depends on what is the underlying problem. If you were part of this investigation or not, you have to understand the problem.

They already use parallel queries,

Which could contribute to the problem

At this point, my goal is to answer their question they've already decided to examine a report database option and which option makes the best sense of the term.

With the level of detail you have shared and say you have, have not sufficient information to achieve this goal.

If there is a simple solution that is fast, cheap, reliable, consumes no resources and is easy to implement, a simple google search would find that the result and this debate would be unnecessary

Can you give us a link of operating system for the oracle database
Example of

I want to know if Oracle 11 g (11.1.0.7). RHEL 5 support?

I need the link where I can find tat

Thank you
user13278534 wrote:
It will not help.

Why?
You asked "+ I want to know if Oracle 11 g (11.1.0.7). "support of RHEL 5 +".
The doc I linked earlier, you can read:
' + This is the operating system for Oracle Database 11g Release 1 requirements +:
+...+
"+ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 +".
It's the answer to your question. Now, if you have changed your question regarding the certification of the matrix, the best way is to check the following, help you:
1. the Certification support Oracle (http://support.oracle.com) - non-free tool
2 see the corresponding documentation (http://docs.oracle.com and search for the desired db version and the OS installation documentation)-free

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try to do

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where xxx is a remote db link
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had this error

ORA-00949 - illegal reference to the remote database

Google but do not know whelther this error is an internal error or not allowed for mviews characteristic.

help pleaase!

Rgds,
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YES. Of course, it must be there! Any update to the main table should also update the MV log that is created against it!

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I want to create a table in oracle db table in sql server. Table is huge that he has obtained the documents 97,456,789.
I created the link (HS) db in the oracle database that points to the sql server. I choose this oracle db on the link table.

Select * from 'dbo '. "T1@dblink;

I shot below to create the table.
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is there any other method to do this and and fill the table in oracle db faster.

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vhiware wrote:
create table t2 nologging parallel (degree = 3) as select * from 'dbo '. "T1@dblink;
and its taking a long time... but its operation...

I doubt that parallel processing will be used because it is unique to Oracle (using rowid varies in general) and not SQL-Server.

is there any other method to do this and and fill the table in oracle db faster.

Part of the performance overhead is to pull that data from SQL Server to Oracle in the whole of the liaison network between them. This can be accelerated by compressing the data first - and who then transfer them over the network.

For example: using + bcp + to export the data in the SQL Server box to a CSV file, compress/zip file, scp/sftp file Oracle and then to unzip there. In parallel and direct treatment of load can now be done using SQL * Loader to load the CSV file into Oracle.

If it is a basic Linux/Unix system, the process of decompression/unzip can be run in parallel with the SQL * process Loader by creating a pipe between the two – where the decompression process writes data uncompressed in the pipe and SQL * Loader reads and loads the data that is available through the pipe.

Otherwise you are PQ own transformation. Assume that the data is date varies. You can create a procedure on Oracle that looks like this:
{code}
create or replace procedure as copyday (day) is
Start
Insert / * + append * / into local_tab select * from remote_tab@remotedb where col_day = day;
-Add logging info, validation, etc.
end;
{code}

You can now start 10 or more of these different days and run it in the background using DBMS_JOB.

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I'm trying to move my database to a different server. What I need to ask about is: can I use impdp to move the database to the new environment, new server or the new database with the new paths? and what is the steps to do this? is is the fully automatic process?
If you ask about the settings file, it's just a text file where you put your orders of datapump. Here is an example:

my_imp.par
--------------------
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job_name = my_full_import
remap_datafiles = "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Favorites\file1.dbf":"/oracle_home/dbs/file1.dbf",
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Username/password Impdp parfile = my_imp.par

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