Pass a parameter to a procedure of inserting the order...?

Hi all

I have a requirement where I need to pass the input parameter of the procedure for the insert inside the procedure command...

My procedure continues like that...

PROCEDURE pmproc_1)

A IN VARCHAR2,

B IN VARCHAR2,

C IN VARCHAR2

)

BEGIN

INSERT INTO my_table

(number , activity, fact )

SELECT the number , activity, fact

Of abcd_actv_tbl

Activity WHERE =

AND > = B

AND number = C;

COMMIT;

NULL;

END pmproc_1;

My requirement is that I need to pass the input parameter C to a column in my table which is my_table

so that it becomes...

INSERT INTO my_table (number , activity, , (HERE I NEED to GET THE VALUE of 'C' ) )

SELECT the number , activity, fact

Of abcd_actv_tbl

Activity WHERE =

AND > = B

AND number = C;

Please let me know if I'm unclear...

Thanks in advance...

DEV

Based on what you have provided, I would say that something as simple as:

INSERT INTO my_table (number activity ,c_column )

SELECT the number is, c

Of abcd_actv_tbl

Activity WHERE =

AND > = B

AND number = C;

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Binary XML become the default in 11.2.0.2, to disparage the old storage based on CLOB.

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SQL> SELECT E.*
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  5               , SalesNo VARCHAR(20) PATH 'sales'
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Execution Plan
----------------------------------------------------------
Plan hash value: 1134903869

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Id  | Operation          | Name      | Rows  | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT   |           |     1 |  2008 |    32   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 |  NESTED LOOPS      |           |     1 |  2008 |    32   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|   2 |   TABLE ACCESS FULL| STAGE_TBL |     1 |  2002 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|   3 |   XPATH EVALUATION |           |       |       |            |          |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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He must create a function, pass the name of the function to a procedure, and then run this function in the procedure.
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Now my plsql block annonymous where I'm passing function as sting of procedure:
DECLARE
VARCHAR2 (30) v1.
NUMBER of v2;
BEGIN
v1: = "Hello";
pro_fun (v1, v2);
DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ('VALUE IS' | v2);
END;
/
pro_fun (v1, v2);
*
ERROR on line 6:
ORA-06550: line 6, column 1:
PLS-00905: object SCOTT.PRO_FUN is not valid
ORA-06550: line 6, column 1:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
How below line of procedure must be written to perform this function.
v_cal: = exec v_fun;

Try something like this:

create or replace function forum_hello return number

is

Start

Back to 123;

end forum_hello;

/

create or replace procedure forum_call_function (function_name_in in varchar2)

is

number of l_returnvalue;

Start

run immediately "begin: l: = ' |" function_name_in |'; end;' using l_returnvalue;

dbms_output.put_line (l_returnvalue);

end;

/

exec forum_call_function ('forum_hello')

Sincere greetings,

Patrick Barel

Quote from passing in parameter
Hello

I have a query that I migrated from the sql server database. She is given below. I'm passing an apostrophe as a parameter to this request, but it always retrieves number of 0. But I have 1 table insert. As a solution to this, I solved this problem for sql server passing two quotation mark (single quote by replacing double quotes). This same solution also applies here. When passing a parameter with apostrophe in there, it will replace the single quote with double quotes and then pass it to the below given procedure. But still, it does not work properly. I have a similar query to retrieve this record and it works very well. No idea why the query below does not work properly?

PROCEDURE GetEntUserGroupCountWithOther
(
ppGroupName IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT '% ',.
CP1 IN OUT SYS_REFCURSOR
)
AS
BEGIN

OPEN FOR Cp1
SELECT COUNT (*) TotalRecords
(SELECT ID, EnterpriseUserGroupId,
Name of NAME,
Description DESCRIPTION,
IsDefault
OF EnterpriseUserGroup) T1
WHERE UPPER (NAME) LIKE + UP ('%' | ppGroupName |) '%');

END;

Thank you

Published by: user10768079 on July 14, 2009 22:56
user10768079 wrote:
Sorry I forgot to mention that I'm passing parameters of .NET. It works very well for SQL Server and procedure in oracle that retrieves the record. But he doesn't get number for the query I posted.

As you can see on my demo, it is show a County...

>

If I replace the value of the parameter whose I am the concatenation in query to hardcode ' demo "is then it works very well for me.

Then you have confirmed what I just said, it works... should be the way you spend your settings in this case

optimize a stored procedure to insert data

Hello
I followed table structures,
Client:
ID number pk,
name varchar2 (100),
number of autooption);
CustItem:
The ItemId number,
Number of CustomerId
CustItemAdd:
(ItemId number,
Number of assets)
CustItemAddLog:)
The ItemId number,
Number of CustomerId,
LogDate date,
autooption)
I wrote after a stored procedure to load the elements of CustItemAdd to CustItem. My query select fetch 18000000, so finally I insert these many records in
2Tables, as in stored proc.
Loading of the required data, it takes about 7 hours to complete. I used addition of suspicion, he worked a little faster in sql directly, but in sp for the two statements,
It is throwing error that I can't use it in parallel.
Can I use a way to insert quickly data?
create or replace procedure SPCUSTITEMNEWSAVE
(sFlag out varchar2)
is
Start
-Boot flag
sFlag: = '0';
--===============================================================
-Insert new elements to save the table.
--=================================================================
INSERT INTO CustItemAddLog
SELECT
ca.itemId,
Cust,
SYSDATE,
Cust.autooption
OF CustItemAdd CA,.
Customer Cust
WHERE THERE IS NO
(SELECT 1 FROM custitem WHERE customer = Cust AND item = ca.itemid)
)
AND cust.autooption in (1,2)
AND (ca.active = 0
GOLD ca.active IS NULL);
--===============================================================
-Insert new elements.
--===============================================================
INSERT INTO CustItem
(
Customer,
Agenda
)
SELECT
Cust,
CA. Item,
100
OF CustItemAdd CA,.
Customer Cust
WHERE THERE IS NO
(SELECT 1 FROM custitem WHERE customer = Cust AND item = ca.itemid)
)
AND cust.autooption in (1,2)
AND (ca.active = 0
GOLD ca.active IS NULL);
--===============================================================
-Remove the downloaded items.
--===============================================================
DELETE CustItemAdd
WHERE THERE ARE
(SELECT point above CustItem WHERE, .itemid = CustItemAdd.itemid
);
COMMIT;
sFlag: = '100';
--================================================================
-Exception handling
--================================================================
EXCEPTION
WHILE OTHERS THEN
sFlag: = '300'-| SQLERRM;
ROLLBACK;
end;

Little does not return the error code in a parameter out. Next EXCEPTION WHILE OTHERS without STIMULUS is completely false. Never do this.

Now in regards to performance try using the INSERT all statement.

create or replace procedure spcustitemnewsave
is
Start
Insert / * + APPEND * /.
all the
in custitemaddlog
(
ItemId
CustomerId
LogDate
autooption
)
values)
ItemId
id
dt
autooption
)
in custitem
(
customer
element
)
values)
ID
element
)
Select ca.itemid
Cust
sysdate dt

cust.autooption
from custitemadd ca
customer cust
where there is no
(
Select 1
of custitem
where customer = Cust
and item = ca.itemid
)
and cust.autooption in (1,2)
and)
CA.active = 0 or
CA.active is null
);

delete custitemadd
where there are
(
Select the item
the custitem this
where ci.itemid = custitemadd.itemid
);

commit;
end;

Insert the output of a refcursor procedure into a table

Hello

I met a scenario in which I need to put the insert records returned by a procedure using refcursor, at a table.

I followed the instructions in PL/SQL 101: understanding Refcursor (PL/SQL 101: understanding Ref Cursor am unfortunately still not able to do so.)

Here is my sample codes. (Copied here as advised by the new Member)

create or replace PROCEDURE TEST_PROCEDURE1 ( p_cursor OUT SYS_REFCURSOR)
AS
BEGIN
OPEN p_cursor FOR
SELECT C1,C2
FROM TEST_USER.test_table4procedure;
END;

I check the result using the following statement, which gives results.

variable rc refcursor;
exec TEST_USER.TEST_PROCEDURE1 (:rc)
print rc;

Now, I want to be able to use the output and insert the data into a table. That's how I came across this thread.

I created the types and function...

create or replace type test_user.type_table1 as object(var1 varchar2(50),var2 varchar2(50));
create or replace type test_user.type_table2 as table of test_user.type_table1;

create or replace function test_user.test_function1 (rc in sys_refcursor )
return test_user.type_table2 is
v_emptype test_user.type_table2 := test_user.type_table2(); -- Declare a local table structure and initialize it
v_cnt number := 0;
v_rc sys_refcursor;
v_var1 varchar2(20);
v_var2 varchar2(20);
begin
v_rc := rc;
loop
fetch v_rc into v_var1, v_var2;
exit when v_rc%NOTFOUND;
v_emptype.extend;
v_cnt := v_cnt + 1;
v_emptype(v_cnt) := test_user.type_table1(v_var1, v_var2);
end loop;
close v_rc;
return v_emptype;
end;

After that, I want to be able to view the records by using the function... so I used the instructions below...

variable rc refcursor;
exec TEST_USER.TEST_PROCEDURE1 (:rc)
SELECT * FROM TABLE(test_user.test_function1(:rc));

However, it fails with the error

Error from line 3 in order:
SELECT * FROM TABLE (test_user.test_function1 (:rc))
Error report:
SQL error: Missing a setting IN or OUT to index: 1

Help, please...

Your code does not work for a simple reason. SYS_REFCURSOR parameters must be in IN OUT mode. Check if the RC is open when he switched mode:

create or replace type type_table1 as object(var1 varchar2(50),var2 varchar2(50))
/
create or replace type type_table2 as table of type_table1
/
create or replace PROCEDURE TEST_PROCEDURE1 (p_cursor IN OUT SYS_REFCURSOR)
AS
BEGIN
OPEN p_cursor FOR
SELECT ENAME,JOB FROM EMP;
END;
/
create or replace function test_function1 (rc in sys_refcursor )
return type_table2 is
v_emptype type_table2 := type_table2(); -- Declare a local table structure and initialize it
v_cnt number := 0;
v_var1 varchar2(20);
v_var2 varchar2(20);
begin
if rc%isopen
  then
    dbms_output.put_line('rc is open');
  else
    dbms_output.put_line('rc is not open');
 end if;
loop
fetch rc into v_var1, v_var2;
exit when rc%NOTFOUND;
v_emptype.extend;
v_cnt := v_cnt + 1;
v_emptype(v_cnt) := type_table1(v_var1, v_var2);
end loop;
close rc;
return v_emptype;
end;
/
variable rc refcursor
exec TEST_PROCEDURE1(:rc)
set serveroutput on
SELECT * FROM TABLE(test_function1(:rc))
/
SELECT * FROM TABLE(test_function1(:rc))
                    *
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01001: invalid cursor
ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.TEST_FUNCTION1", line 15

rc is not open
SQL>

Now IN OUT parameter edit mode:

set serveroutput off
create or replace function test_function1 (rc in out sys_refcursor )
return type_table2 is
v_emptype type_table2 := type_table2(); -- Declare a local table structure and initialize it
v_cnt number := 0;
v_var1 varchar2(20);
v_var2 varchar2(20);
begin
if rc%isopen
  then
    dbms_output.put_line('rc is open');
  else
    dbms_output.put_line('rc is not open');
 end if;
loop
fetch rc into v_var1, v_var2;
exit when rc%NOTFOUND;
v_emptype.extend;
v_cnt := v_cnt + 1;
v_emptype(v_cnt) := type_table1(v_var1, v_var2);
end loop;
close rc;
return v_emptype;
end;
/
variable rc refcursor
exec TEST_PROCEDURE1(:rc)
set serveroutput on
declare
v_emptype type_table2 := type_table2();
begin
v_emptype := test_function1(:rc);
end;
/
rc is open

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>

Problem is that you can't call the procedure/function with parameters in/out OUT of SQL.

SY.

Change in the merger of insert and create a procedure for updating the records after
Hello

I have a table that contains about 50 M lines of partition, and every day I have an application that performs a merge to insert records statement about 100 k per day and it's 300 M updates a day.

Because I both update and insert the application performs a merge.
I need to make at least 500 M, updated day by day, and for this reason this solution doesn't have enough performance for what I'm asking.

I think another solution that I will try to implement now, and I just posted this in an attempt to get help on the option that I may have to do.

I want to start putting in place:
-Locations is updated 'last_record_date' using 'KEY1' and 'Key2' "KEY3";
-Change the application to only inserts into a temporary table.
-Have two procedures, one that takes the new records from the temporary table and inserts it into the final table, and another that selects records which is updated and perform an update.
-This two procedures will choose the records and delete them from the temporary table (or mark them as updated\inserted).

The volume is very large, so performance is a challenge! That's why I'm writing this, because a solution with enough performance for the intermediate stage will be difficult.
My final table is partitioned by date and the date is the area that I need to update (instead of create daily partitions in order to reduce the frequency of the movement of the line, I create monthly partitions)!
It is currently my table definition:
```
CREATE TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
    (KEY1                           VARCHAR2(50 BYTE) ,
    KEY2                         VARCHAR2(50 BYTE) NOT NULL,
    KEY3                           VARCHAR2(50 BYTE) ,
    last_record_date                    VARCHAR2(50 BYTE) NOT NULL)
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
   STORAGE   (
    BUFFER_POOL DEFAULT
  )
  NOCACHE
  MONITORING
  ENABLE ROW MOVEMENT
  PARTITION BY RANGE (last_record_date)
  (
  PARTITION MY_TEST_TABLE_201112 VALUES LESS THAN ('20120101')
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
  NOLOGGING,
  PARTITION MY_TEST_TABLE_201201 VALUES LESS THAN ('20120201')
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
  NOLOGGING,
  PARTITION MY_TEST_TABLE_201202 VALUES LESS THAN ('20120301')
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
  NOLOGGING,
  PARTITION def VALUES LESS THAN (MAXVALUE)
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    1
  MAXTRANS    255
  NOLOGGING
  )
  NOPARALLEL
/



-- Constraints for MY_TEST_TABLE

ALTER TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
ADD CHECK ("KEY1" IS NOT NULL)
/

ALTER TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
ADD CHECK ("KEY2" IS NOT NULL)
/

ALTER TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
ADD CHECK ("KEY3" IS NOT NULL)
/
ALTER TABLE MY_TEST_TABLE
ADD CONSTRAINT pk_MY_TEST_TABLE PRIMARY KEY (KEY1, KEY2, KEY3)
USING INDEX
  PCTFREE     10
  INITRANS    2
  MAXTRANS    255
/
```
Thank you
Ricardo Tomas
naoseionome wrote:
Hello

My version is:
Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production

It's the DOF I used to create the database.

The merger is common during every day for about 10 M records.

There are several methods to do the update, but they do sequencially to avoid deadlocks (because I can't control the source and each process can update the same keys.

The update uses "KEY1, KEY2, KEY3" to update the value 'LAST_RECORD_DATE' have impact by being date or varchar2?

I'm still waiting to receive permissions in order to follow up the matter, but in the meantime, in that I am trying to implement this work around in order to accelerate a development in the case where it would be necessary! Comments only I have at the moment, it is that he is not able to process the total amount of records timely (order book is generated).

Thank you
Ricardo

Well, the first thing we do is to change the type of data type varchar to a date. The main impact is that a date is not a string, it's a date. If you are adding data processes in different date formats (which is possible when you use a character to store information) you're going to be very sad (good luck converting back an effective date).

An example of how this can happen easily.
```
ME_TUBBZ?select to_char(sysdate) from dual;

TO_CHAR(SYSDATE)
-----------------------------
12-jan-2012 10 55:33

1 row selected.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.01
ME_TUBBZ?alter session set nls_date_format = 'yyyy-mon-dd';

Session altered.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.01
ME_TUBBZ?select to_char(sysdate) from dual;

TO_CHAR(SYSDATE)
--------------------
2012-jan-12

1 row selected.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
```
Assuming that the client passes the column as an Oracle DATE will make an (implicit) conversion to store the data as a string, which will be based on the current settings of the NLS for the session. This allows also for someone to completely non-jour the information in the column (super bad). It's just really bad form to use strings to store dates, numbers, anything that is not naturally a string.

Based on the description of your problem, I can't imagine how your partitioning scheme performs one action in another that require more work in order to process the updates (which are most of your needs). Partitioning does not equate to increase performance. It is a tool that, like every tool has its place, but I do not think that this is justified for what you do (certainly not how you currently use it anyway).

I say no partitioning can not be useful for you, but I don't think that on the column that you are currently using is 'good '.

Something I would like to personally study (must be able to compare this approach to your course, if you need parameters for comparison) if I were you would be using a Table Index organized for it. It will take more time to perform the operations insertion, but that is a small part of all the work that you do for this process. For updates, it should eliminate a lot of IO, assuming that you are doing an INDEX seek followed by a table access by ROWID to perform updates. This recommendation assumes that everything you said is true. You have 4 columns in your table, of which 3 are components of the primary key and the 4th is a date (note I did not string :)) and that you refresh mainly, not fit.) Also that you have no 'secondary' on this entity index (and none are needed).

I would investigate this approach before the solution of temporary table that you are currently studying.

See you soon,.

Problems in passing a parameter through a button, php

Hi all
I'm new to the forum and web design and Dreamweaver, please go a little easy on me!
I am currently doing a fantasy football website in Dreamweaver and phpmyadmin. When a user visits the site and wants to enter the competition, he clicks on record that brings to the top of registration page. There they can complete the form containing the information, username, password etc. When they click the button Save at the bottom of the form, their details are inserted into the users table in the database, and they passed on the next page, where they are called upon to choose their team. Details of the team are kept in a separate table in the database.
What I'm trying to do is to pass the user name that is created in the form of registry to the team page choose as a parameter.
Currently, my button code is as follows:
< input type = "submit" value = "Insert file" / >
and after sql code inserting goto is currently?
$insertGoTo = "pickteam.php";
In another section of the site, I spent a parameter with a link as follows:

< a href = "editgoalkeeper.php? gkid_gk = <?" PHP echo $row_rs_viewgks ["gkid_gk"];? > ">"
but I'm not sure about how to pass a parameter by using a "submit" button, can someone help me please?

You should use PHP sessions and store the username as a session variable.

Start page that registers the user with session_start();. You can then save the username to a session variable:
```
session_start();
if (isset ($_POST['username'])) {
  $_SESSION['username'] = $_POST['username'];
}
```
Subsequently, $_SESSION ['username'] will be available on any page that begins with session_start();

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