multi line based on LOV table insert

SEQ	/ / desc	Ref number	value of the option of lov to insert
15	DESC 1	01	1
16	DESC 2	02	2
17		03	3
18		04	4
19		05	5
20	.... 6	06	7

I have table, need multi line unique insert in process.there is a lov as values from 1 to 10 as number.when return value I select LOV (for example selected value 7) then the rows inserted in table 1 to 7 lines only.the table sequence number must increment as well use.

Well, if your "seq by trigger" is a sequence number created via a trigger, then you don't need to add yourself as the trigger must do.

You can then insert the number of rows you want, based on the input parameters...

Suppose that your values in the apex are: OPT_NUMBER and: SL_NUMBER

Insert into tablename (option_seq_num, sl_number)
Select to_char(level,'fm09')
,: sl_number + (level-1)
of the double
connect by level<=>

Example of the data...

SQL > ed
A written file afiedt.buf

1 Select to_char(level,'fm09')
2, & sl_number + (level-1)
3 double
4 * connect by level<=>
SQL > /.
Enter the value for sl_number: 0
2 old:, & + sl_number (level-1)
2 new:, 0 + (level-1)
Enter the value of opt_number: 10
4 old: connect by level<=>
new 4: connect by level<=>

TO_ 0 + (LEVEL-1)
--- -----------
01            0
02            1
03            2
04            3
05            4
06            5
07            6
08            7
09            8
10            9

10 selected lines.

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Hello!

I want to update multiple rows in a table according to a table of update like this:

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The table to be updated has this (and other) columns. I use this code to do the update:

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DEPRECATED: KM has been deprecated and may be removed without notice in future versions ODI. Please use the MTI ODI mappings feature.
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00047     27/12/2009     0     0       G             1
00047     27/12/2009     0     0       R             1
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>
Note that
'G' = blew in gusts
'R' = rest
"P" = present
>

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CREATE TABLE INOUT
(
  EMPCODE     VARCHAR2(10),
  DATED       DATE,
  IN_TIME     NUMBER(10,2),
  NET_TIME    NUMBER(10,2),
  ATT_STATUS  VARCHAR2(5),
  VAL         NUMBER(3)
)

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values           ('00047','25-DEC-2009',     0    ,       0     ,   'R' ,           1);
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values           ('00047','25-DEC-2009',     7.59 ,       476   ,   'P' ,           1);
insert into inout(EMPCODE,    DATED     ,IN_TIME , NET_TIME, ATT_STATUS, VAL  )
values           ('00047','27-DEC-2009', 0    ,    0         ,   'G'     ,       1);
insert into inout(EMPCODE,    DATED     ,IN_TIME , NET_TIME, ATT_STATUS, VAL  )
values           ('00047','27-DEC-2009',     0    ,       0     ,       'R'     ,       1);
insert into inout(EMPCODE,    DATED     ,IN_TIME , NET_TIME, ATT_STATUS, VAL  )
values           ('00047','27-DEC-2009',     7.44 ,       483   ,       'P' ,           1);

Thanks and greetings

select distinct empcode,dated,
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        else
           in_time
        end in_time,
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       case when cnt >0 then
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            'R'
                when status in ('HCP','1/2') THEN
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           end
         else
           status
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        where v.empcode = '00047')

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Lines left in the table LT after removal of the direct workspace and the removal of all workspaces

I had a lot of data in a table enabled version that has been modified in some workspaces. The LIVE workspace, I deleted all the rows in the table and I then drove back the workspaces (yes I probably should have done differently). Once workspaces have been cancelled table LT empty, I would have expected, but it wasn't.

I can reproduce this in the example below. I insert two lines in the test table and allow it to version. In a workspace I update a row in the table, which leads to 3 ranks in LT as expected. Live, I delete the two lines of the table that translates into 5 lines of LT which is fine. So I restore and delete the workspace I created for the update. At this point, nothing should versioned LT lines, so I expect to go, but two lines remain. In my real-world scenario, it is initially questions as the table LT is now much more it must be and requests on the versioned table are slow.

Is this expected behavior? Can I do anything to clean?

Thank you

John

scott@JOHNOT> select * from v$version;


BANNER
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Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.4.0 - Production
CORE    11.2.0.4.0      Production
TNS for 64-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.4.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.4.0 - Production


scott@JOHNOT> create table test_wm_table (
  2    id number primary key,
  3    name varchar2(20));


Table created.


scott@JOHNOT> execute dbms_wm.enableVersioning('test_wm_table');


PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.


scott@JOHNOT> insert into test_wm_table (id, name) values (1, 'first value');


1 row created.


scott@JOHNOT> insert into test_wm_table (id, name) values (2, 'second value');


1 row created.


scott@JOHNOT> commit;


Commit complete.


scott@JOHNOT> select * from test_wm_table_lt;


        ID NAME                    VERSION NEXTVER     DELSTATUS LTLOCK
---------- -------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------------------
         1 first value                   0 -1                 10 *-1,-9,-1*$#SCOTT$#
         2 second value                  0 -1                 10 *-1,-9,-1*$#SCOTT$#


scott@JOHNOT> execute dbms_wm.createWorkspace('test_workspace');


PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.


scott@JOHNOT> execute dbms_wm.goToWorkspace('test_workspace');


PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.


scott@JOHNOT> update test_wm_table set name = 'something else' where id = 1;


1 row updated.


scott@JOHNOT> commit;


Commit complete.


scott@JOHNOT> select * from test_wm_table_lt;


        ID NAME                    VERSION NEXTVER     DELSTATUS LTLOCK
---------- -------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------------------
         1 first value                   0 ,45,               10 *-1,-9,-1*$#SCOTT$#
         2 second value                  0 -1                 10 *-1,-9,-1*$#SCOTT$#
         1 something else               45 -1                 11 *0,10,0*$#SCOTT$#


scott@JOHNOT> execute dbms_wm.gotoworkspace('LIVE');


PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.


scott@JOHNOT> delete test_wm_table;


2 rows deleted.


scott@JOHNOT> commit;


Commit complete.


scott@JOHNOT> select * from test_wm_table order by id;


no rows selected


scott@JOHNOT> select * from test_wm_table_lt order by id;


        ID NAME                    VERSION NEXTVER     DELSTATUS LTLOCK
---------- -------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------------------
         1 first value                   0 ,44,45,            10 *-1,-9,-1*$#SCOTT$#
         1 something else               45 -1                 11 *0,10,0*$#SCOTT$#
         1 first value                  44 -1                -11 *-1,-9,0*$#SCOTT$#
         2 second value                 44 -1                -11 *-1,-9,0*$#SCOTT$#
         2 second value                  0 ,44,               10 *-1,-9,-1*$#SCOTT$#


scott@JOHNOT> execute dbms_wm.rollbackWorkspace('test_workspace');


PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.


scott@JOHNOT> execute dbms_wm.removeWorkspace('test_workspace');


PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.


scott@JOHNOT> select * from test_wm_table order by id;


no rows selected


scott@JOHNOT> select * from test_wm_table_lt order by id;


        ID NAME                    VERSION NEXTVER     DELSTATUS LTLOCK
---------- -------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------------------
         1 first value                   0 -1                -11 *-1,-9,0*$#SCOTT$#
         2 second value                  0 -1                -11 *-1,-9,0*$#SCOTT$#

Post edited by: John OToole

OK, I see.

Options (depending on the structure of your current workspace if it is not as simple as in the example) are rollback, purgetable or compressworkspace.

More information on when and how to use them can be found in this thread: https://community.oracle.com/message/4027735#4027735

Rollback works in your example, certainly, but might not be applicable in a real scenario.

Hope that helps.

Kind regards

Andreas

multi line based on LOV table insert

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