Oracle sequence issue

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• Reset oracle sequence

  Hello world

  with the help of an ETL tool I'm migrating data in oracle database tables here I do not use oracle sequence. After the migration, I have to reset the sequence.

  ex: table: employee, name of the sequence: employee_id_seq

  initially:

  create sequences employee_id_seq

  start by increment of 1 by 1;

  data in the Employee table:

  employee_id ename

  --------               ---------

  1                    aa

  5                    bb

  6                    cc

  to restore order, I drop this sequence and recreate the sequence

  IE.,.

  employee_id_seq sequence of fall;

  Max (employee_id) here is 6 nextvalue is 7.

  create sequences employee_id_seq

  starts with 7 increment of 1;

  Select double employee_id_seq.nextval;

  nextval:

  --------

  7

  instead of delete and re-create the sequence any other method is there to reset the sequence.so, I want to create a dynamic script that will reset all of the sequences.

  Please advise on this.

  Thank you

  Jery

  Hi all

  script below works fine

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE SP_DYNAMIC_RESET_SEQ_SCRIPT

  as

  SQLSTR1 varchar (40);

  SQLSTR2 varchar (40);

  SQLSTR3 varchar (40);

  SQLSTR4 varchar (40);

  number of max_val_incol;

  number of max_val_currval;

  T1 varchar (1000);

  Q2 varchar (1000);

  T3 varchar (1000);

  Start

  for c in (select TABLE_NAME from M_ALL_DYNAMIC_DRIVER_san)

  loop

  SQLSTR1: = c.table_name; -This will store the name of the table [emp, dept]

  SQLSTR2: = upper (TRIM (SQLSTR1)) | ' _ID'.

  SQLSTR3: = upper (TRIM (SQLSTR1)) | ' _ID_SEQ';

  SQLSTR4: = SQLSTR3 |'. NEXTVAL';

  RUN IMMEDIATELY "SELECT MAX ('|)" SQLSTR2 |') OF ' | SQLSTR1 IN max_val_incol;

  Q1: = 'ALTER SEQUENCE |  SQLSTR3 | ' INCREMENT ' | max_val_incol;

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE q1;

  eXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SELECT'. SQLSTR4 | 'FROM DUAL"IN max_val_currval;

  Q2: = 'ALTER SEQUENCE |  SQLSTR3 | ' INCREMENT OF 1';

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE T2;

  end loop;

  END;

  Thank you all, helped on that.

• Oracle 11G datapump and sequences issue

  Hello
  
  I made a pattern (datapump: expdp) dump on a database 11G and any with impdp on another instance. I have removed all the objects schema before importing it on the destination instance. Import took place without problems. But after a while we got ora-0001 primary key violations. The reason why were some footage with a value less than the value in some tables. It seems Oracle dump first year sequence then the oracle data. They are out of sync. I thought datapump made coherent landfills. Is this a known issue?
  
  Kind regards
  
  Ivan

  This is the case with exp/imp since V6.

  See "Export of sequences" under "Considerations when exporting database objects" to
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e10701/original_export.htm#BABJHCDH

  Hemant K Collette

• Duplicate values generated by an Oracle sequence

  Hello

  Since a few days we are facing a weird problem in our application where the sequences seem to be generating duplicate values. Previously I thought is this is not possible, but now it seems to be a problem. Here are the details:

  Select * from v$ version;

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production

  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  CORE Production 11.2.0.2.0

  AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  We use to insert it into a table column of the last sequence value that is of course the primary key of the table column. Today, we received a violation of unique constraint on the column of the primary key (which is driven by the sequence). Below is the last value of the PK column

  SELECT MAX(PCCURVEDETAILID) OF T_PC_CURVE_DETAILS;

  162636

  and below, was the last value in the sequence that has been less than the PK column

  SELECT S_PCCURVEDETAILS. NEXTVAL FROM DUAL;

  162631

  Then we checked the data of the user_sequences and found the next sequence value (LAST_NUMBER) to be 162645 which was greater than the current value of the sequence:

  Select * de user_sequences one où a.sequence_name as "S_PCCURVEDETAILS" ;

  SEQUENCE_NAME

  MIN_VALUE

  MAX_VALUE

  INCREMENT_BY

  CYCLE_FLAG

  ORDER_FLAG

  CACHE_SIZE

  LAST_NUMBER

  S_PCCURVEDETAILS

  1

  1E + 27

  1

  N

  N

  20

  162645

  I then modified the nocache sequence:

  change sequence S_PCCURVEDETAILS NoCache ;

  Select * de user_sequences one où a.sequence_name as "S_PCCURVEDETAILS" ;

  SEQUENCE_NAME

  MIN_VALUE

  MAX_VALUE

  INCREMENT_BY

  CYCLE_FLAG

  ORDER_FLAG

  CACHE_SIZE

  LAST_NUMBER

  S_PCCURVEDETAILS

  1

  1E + 27

  1

  N

  N

  0

  162633

  SELECT S_PCCURVEDETAILS. NEXTVAL FROM DUAL;

  162632

  We also face the same type of problem of violation of primary key to another sequence-driven table, a few days before.

  In our code, I also checked that the primary key in the table value is inserted using only the value of the sequence.

  Can anyone please suggest any reason this issue for

  Concerning

  Deepak

  I faced a similar problem about 3 years ago. Here's the story, suddenly in my UAT environment a job that inserts data in some tables began to throw exceptions of primary key violation. After investigation, I found that the sequence is x, but the primary key for the table is x + y. investigation more - DBA moved all production data without even notifying the application support team.

  Morale - pretty obvious

• Oracle BAM issue

  Hello

  When BAM server managed below starting messages are met

  us > > <><>< 1441096913601 > < BEA-010061 > < The Message - Driven EJB: MessageDispatcherBean is unable to connect to the JMS destination: topic/oracle.bam.messaging.systemobjectnotification. The error was:

  The destination for the MessageDispatcherBean(Application: oracle-bam#11.1.1, EJBComponent: sdpmessagingclient-ejb.jar) MDB could not be resolved at this time.  Please make sure that the destination is available at JNDI name topic/oracle.bam.messaging.systemobjectnotification.  The EJB container periodically attempt to resolve this MDB destination and additional warnings may be issued. >

  also

  When tried to connect to console BAM the below error message is encounterd

  # < 1 MS, 2015 14:06:53 IST > < Info > < EJB > < MYINVSBLRTMDA01 > < BAM-MS-1 > < ExecuteThread [ASSET]: '15' for queue: '(self-adjusting) weblogic.kernel.Default' > < weblogic > <><>< 1441096613866 > < BEA-010227 > < EJB Exception occurred during invocation of home or business: weblogic.ejb.container.internal.StatelessEJBHomeImpl@66ba82c1 threw the exception: oracle.bam.common.remoting.ServiceUnavailableException : BAM-00223: oracle.bam.adc.common.core.IDataStore Service is not available. >

  Help, please.

  Thank you

  RAM

  Hello

  The first question as shown below

  <1441096913601>

  The destination for the MessageDispatcherBean(Application: oracle-bam#11.1.1, EJBComponent: sdpmessagingclient-ejb.jar) MDB could not be resolved at this time.  Please make sure that the destination is available at JNDI name topic/oracle.bam.messaging.systemobjectnotification.  The EJB container periodically attempt to resolve this MDB destination and additional warnings may be issued. >

  has been caused because MDB application oracle bam was not connected to the e-mail system, to verify the same from Weblogic console goto deployments-online oracle-bam (11.1.1)-online

  -Online health monitoring

  MessageDispatcherBean (topic/oracle.bam.messaging.systemobjectnotification) will be on alert with good reason as: MDB application oracle bam is not connected to the messaging system.

  The problem has been resolved by following the steps below:

  targeting the oracle library oracle.sdp.messaging (11.1.1,11.1.1) managed BAM server followed by the underside of the changes in the BAMJmsSystemResource of the JMS Modules

  (1) in BAMJmsSystemResource Modules JMS changed the target of BAMJMSConnectionFactory to BAM Managed Server

  (2) changed the target of BAMJMSServer_auto_1 and BAMJMSServer_auto_2 to BAM Managed Server followed of rebooting the server managed from BAM.

  Verify that the status of MDB to oracle-bam-online Monitoring => Helath and showed the form of MDB application connected to the messaging system.

  Kind regards

  RAM

• ORDER/ALL in oracle sequences

  Hello
  I'm a single instance database running on Oracle 10.2.0.4.
  If I have a sequence created using the ORDER clause, oracle will ensure that sequence numbers are still classified?
  I understand that the sequences will have gaps. It is correct. I just want to know that it will be always ordered.
  
  Is it really important if we use the COMMAND/ALL for unique instances? What happens if we give ALL?
  
  I have read the oracle documentation, and I still have these questions.
  
  Thank you
  Delphine

  user13312943 wrote:
  Hello
  I'm a single instance database running on Oracle 10.2.0.4.
  If I have a sequence created using the ORDER clause, oracle will ensure that sequence numbers are still classified?
  I understand that the sequences will have gaps. It is correct. I just want to know that it will be always ordered.

  Is it really important if we use the COMMAND/ALL for unique instances? What happens if we give ALL?

  I have read the oracle documentation, and I still have these questions.

  Thank you
  Delphine

  Seems pretty clear in the documentation I looked upwards
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_6015.htm#SQLRF01314
  "
  ORDER specify in order to make sure that sequence numbers are generated in order of demand. This clause is useful if you use numbers in sequence as the timestamps. Guarantor of order is generally not important for sequences used to generate primary keys.

  * ORDER is necessary only to guarantee ordered generation if you are using Oracle with Real Application Clusters database. If you are using exclusive mode, the sequence numbers are always generated in order.*

  ALL specify ALL if you do not want to guarantee sequence numbers are generated in order of demand. It is the default value.
  "

  See you soon,.

• Oracle sequence number

  Hello
  
  My oracle server is 11g in environment.and BECAUSE I have this is the sequence.
  
  
  
  CREATE SEQUENCES "BUS_FILE_SEQ_NB."
  MINVALUE MAXVALUE 1 999999999999999999999999999 INCREMENT OF 1 START WITH 36134
  TO CACHE ALL NOCYCLE 20;
  
  SELECT BUS_FILE_SEQ_NB. NEXTVAL FROM DUAL;
  
  Due to this CAR, my sequence number is random, it is not in order as 1,2,3... (But its unique)
  
  
  But I need to select records recent query using max (seq_column).
  Someone you will suggest that how do to change the sequence to get arrested.
  
  
  Thank you.

  Vanessa wrote:
  Hello

  My oracle server is 11g in environment.and BECAUSE I have this is the sequence.

  CREATE SEQUENCES "BUS_FILE_SEQ_NB."
  MINVALUE MAXVALUE 1 999999999999999999999999999 INCREMENT OF 1 START WITH 36134
  TO CACHE ALL NOCYCLE 20;

  SELECT BUS_FILE_SEQ_NB. NEXTVAL FROM DUAL;

  Due to this CAR, my sequence number is random, it is not in order as 1,2,3... (But its unique)

  I don't believe you.
  SEQUENCE values always increase; but the gaps that may exist.

  post SQL & results that show the value of the sequence is less than the previous.

  >
  >

  Vanessa wrote: but I need to select records recent query using max (seq_column).
  Someone you will suggest that how do to change the sequence to get arrested.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  My oracle server is 11g in environment.and BECAUSE I have this is the sequence.

  CREATE SEQUENCES "BUS_FILE_SEQ_NB."
  MINVALUE MAXVALUE 1 999999999999999999999999999 INCREMENT OF 1 START WITH 36134
  TO CACHE ALL NOCYCLE 20;

  SELECT BUS_FILE_SEQ_NB. NEXTVAL FROM DUAL;

  Due to this CAR, my sequence number is random, it is not in order as 1,2,3... (But its unique)

  But I need to select records recent query using max (seq_column).
  Someone you will suggest that how do to change the sequence to get arrested.

  Thank you.

• Read the table for the next value (sequence issue)

  Is there a function in line with my_seq_no.nextval that can read a value from the previous field and get the next number in the sequence? I know how to create a sequence, but I thought that there is something as a function of getnextval.
  
  Thank you.

  Preston,

  The problem is that there is no such thing as a previous value in Oracle.
  You must specify a way (like number maximum.. etc..) to get the expected value.

  Sometimes, you can see the code as...

  insert into emp values
  (select max(empid) + 1 from emp) new_emp_id,
  ''XYZ' ename,
  .......
  ....
  ...
  from dual;
  

  As seen... the code above takes the maximum value of the emp table and gives you the identificateursuivant emp.

  The problem here is that all currently connected users will get the same value for the new empid, until a person inserts a record, then... all others would be unique constraint errors (if you have constraints on the right in place).

  Using sequences is the right way to ensure that all concurrent users get their own unique values for the new values.

  As for the getnextval, they could always get to a function which selects to the max (column-name) + 1 and returns it... but it has the same problems as the insert... Select above... So I would rather not provide code for such a thing... I would do more damage than help it. Please use a sequence for your case.

• The Boot-Up sequence issue?

  I am curious about the boot sequence and hope someone could shed some light on this topic...

  I am on Windows 8, 64-bit... no major problems from the desktop...

  I created an Image file (.) ISO) on my external hard drive I use for backups.

  Aside from that, it is not plugged into the USB port.

  I also have the DVD following the procedure after the creation of the. ISO file.

  Is it wise to change the boot sequence:

  (1) external backup drive

  (2) drive C:

  ?

  While booting, if the external hard drive is not connected to the computer, the startup will continue right on the C: drive?

  Just curious in the case of a problem of later retrieval.

  Thank you

  Andrew

  Hi André,.

  The order of the drives a BIOS system follows when looking for the operating system (OS) to start after the computer played POST.

  For example, the BIOS can be loaded at the first glance on the C drive (i.e. hard drive) for the operating system and the player then A (i.e., the floppy). If the operating system is stored on the C drive then the BIOS should look no further. However, if the BIOS does not have the operating system on the C drive then it will then look on the player has, and so on according to the configuration of the boot sequence.

  Research on the appropriate startup disk, the BIOS you will first record boot time, that tells it where the beginning of the OS and the next program file that will boot the operating system.

  I suggest you use the first boot device as your computer hard drive (drive C).

  BIOS NOTES: Change the BIOS / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Hope that the information provided is useful.

• Always the rendered sequence issue

  You think I'm crazy. I'm not. Im going to be very specific about what is happening.

  Im making out video footage of loop produced through stop motion. I take 144 stills 2.5 degrees of rotation. After adjusting in raw and Photoshop CS5 cropping, they are registered as PSDs named example000.psd through example143.psd.

  in first Pro CC, I open the images as a sequence. I drag the clip in my calendar. I look at executives, and everything's fine. I give the sequence (whether for the preview or export). Now, when I look at the sequence, the first (0) image and the second image (1) are identical.

  I checked a number of times that I have been unable to believe. I called in associates and walked them through the process by showing this image 0 and 1 chassis are different when I imported the clip, then after that any kind of return, I show them the first two images are now identical. They are also amazed.

  Now for the weird.

  In my frustration, I decided to try a workaround. I'll just take a single image of the second image in the sequence (example001.psd) and add it to the next video track until the coverage of the underlying error. It throws an "unknown rendering error" when I try to make it! Be ingenious (or so I thought), I cut the clip by two frames on the front, place two individual images (example000.psd and example001.psd) in their place, and (should be tgink) here. Except that now, the first two new images of the shortened clip are the same.

  I am super frustrated.

  I downloaded the latest version of Premiere Pro, in which case it was some sort of bug.

  No difference.

  Someone please help. It's weirder. It makes no sense at all.

  Please ask me questions to clarify everything that I was unclear on the subject.

  Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this.

  Post edited by: Travis sample

  Thanks to all those who gave up their time to try to help.

  Adobe support cockerel saved the day. It resets some default settings and now it works fine.

  Don't really know what he was doing, but it works.

  So happy for the community of users and the Adobe technical support.

  Thanks again!

• System.Data.OracleClient migration to 4 Oracle.DataAccess issues

  I'm trying to convert a great demand out of the obsolete microsoft api to oracle dataaccess.

  But I faced a no-go - possible.

  I have this request:

  UPDATE TSUTCMP0

  SET

  DT_INI_CMP =: DataInicio / * I just omitted other parameters to simplify * /.

  WHERE

  CD_SEQ_CMP =: Código

  Then to run this query and many others I like the following:

  using (var = new TransactionScope() scope)

  using (var conn = MethodToCreateConnection()) / / this method simply creates: DbProviderFactories ("Oracle.DataAccess.Client"). CreateConnection()

  using (var cmd = conn. CreateCommand())

  {

  cmd.CommandText = requesting one;

  var p is cmd. CreateParameter();

  p.ParameterName = "DataInicio";

  p.Value = someDate;

  cmd. Parameters.Add (p);

  cmd ExecuteNonQuery());

  }

  This used to work using microsoft api. I have hundreds of querys, using parameters.

  When I run the present by using the Oracle.DataAccess, I get the following:

  {ORA-00932: inconsistent data types: expected DATE obtained NUMBER}

  In this case, the column in the table is DATES. I inspected the OracleParameter p and DbType is of type DateTime and OracleDbType is TimeStamp. Tried to force OracleDbType far without success.

  I also queries with columns of type DATE that stores the date and time.

  I don't know what I'm missing.

  MS OracleClient binds parameters by name. ODP.NET links in position. If you want to change the ODP. NET default binding behavior, set:

  OracleCommand.BindByName = true;

  
  

  Do this for each OracleCommand object that binds the parameters.
  

• Application of FDM - Oracle database issues

  Hello

  We use the Hyperion HFM/FDM - 11.1.1.3 application. Recently, the Oracle database server is migrated to another server with an updated release 11g and we have reconfigured all HFM/FDM application on the new database server.  But when stop us the old database, we are not able to connect to the application of the FDM. When we have verified all the XML configuration files, the code xml files have new details only of the databases.

  When connecting to the web app FDM, we got the error messages below,

  An error occurred logging system: database user ID and password are required for the connection

  Thank you

  Michel K

  Do you really go to add application, select the application, edit and enter all new database references

  See you soon

  John

  http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

• Image sequence issue

  Hello

  I have a sequence of images of a car (360 degrees) with legends attached to certain corners of the car, so when you drag your finger to turn the car the legend then fades out. My question is this. Can I make a button and link to a specific image in the image sequence? Any help or ideas are as always very much appreciated.

  Thank you

  N ° that you could do, is to have different States of the image sequence in

  different States of a MSO. So. The first State would be all

  sequence with button goes to the State and others

  buttons to take you to the first State, and all others to which you want to navigate.

  I did myself and it sounds way more complicated than it is.

  Bob

• Sequence issue

  Hello
  
  I need to increment all SEQUENCES in my scheme by 100.
  For example:
  

  select sequence_owner,sequence_name,last_number , (last_number +100) newvalue
  from USER_sequences;
  
  SEQUENCE_OWNER     SEQUENCE_NAME     LAST_NUMBER     NEWVALUE
  
  YOAV               LOGIN_SEQ         1             101
  YOAV             PARAMS_SEQ         54             154

  How can I do it-WITHOUT drop and create?
  
  Thank you
  Yoav

  This?

  DECLARE
     l_seq NUMBER;
  BEGIN
     FOR r IN (SELECT sequence_name FROM user_sequences) LOOP
        EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'ALTER SEQUENCE '||r.sequence_name||' INCREMENT BY 100';
        EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SELECT '||r.sequence_name||'.NextVal FROM dual' INTO l_seq;
        EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'ALTER SEQUENCE '||r.sequence_name||' INCREMENT BY 1';
     END LOOP;
  END;
  

  John

• Network with Oracle CRS issues

  I am running CRS 10.0.4.1 and Solaris 10 and I'm having cumulative with my network config.
  
  Database network 192.168.3 * and the customer's network is 192.168.1. *.
  
  When Sir is off I can connect from the network of the client on the host computer using ip 192.168.3.61on network data base on all issues using ssh.
  
  the ifconfig - an output looks like this
  
  lo0: flags = 2001000849 < UP, RUNNING, LOOPBACK, MULTICAST, IPv4, VIRTUAL > mtu 8232 index 1
  INET 127.0.0.1 netmask ff000000
  e1000g0: flags = 1000843 < PLACE, BROADCAST running MULTICAST, IPv4 > mtu 1500 index 2
  INET 192.168.3.61 netmask ffffff00 broadcast 192.168.3.255
  ether 0:21:28:59:18:e2
  e1000g3: flags = 1000843 < PLACE, BROADCAST running MULTICAST, IPv4 > mtu 1500 index 3
  INET 1.0.0.2 mask ff000000 broadcast 1.255.255.255
  ether 0:21:28:59:18:e5
  
  When it's ifconfig looks like this, and connections to the host computer can be done by machines on the same network using IP 192.168.3.61
  
  lo0: flags = 2001000849 < UP, RUNNING, LOOPBACK, MULTICAST, IPv4, VIRTUAL > mtu 8232 index 1
  INET 127.0.0.1 netmask ff000000
  e1000g0: flags = 1000843 < PLACE, BROADCAST running MULTICAST, IPv4 > mtu 1500 index 2
  INET 192.168.3.61 netmask ffffff00 broadcast 192.168.3.255
  ether 0:21:28:59:18:e2
  e1000g3: flags = 1000843 < PLACE, BROADCAST running MULTICAST, IPv4 > mtu 1500 index 3
  INET 1.0.0.2 mask ff000000 broadcast 1.255.255.255
  ether 0:21:28:59:18:e5
  e1000g3:1: flags = 1000843 < UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST, DEPRECATED, IPv4 > mtu 1500 index 3
  INET 192.168.3.64 netmask ff000000 broadcast 192.255.255.255
  
  
  I'm very confused... can anyone shed some light on this? How crs startup might affect the network like this?
  
  See you soon and that's for listening

  Hello
  Looks like you have for your CRS address completely different subnet masks to your 'normal' address Looks like your address CRS is a class A that is 255.0.0.0. You must have this defined incorrectly in the CRS config somewhere - it must be the same as the 'normal' subnet for host.

  See you soon,.
  Harry