PL/SQL Insert Row Assign PK Value

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• How to insert rows in multiple tables in a sql

  I want to know how to insert multiple lines in a single sql statement.
  
  Let's insert records into the table emp and dept in a sql statement.
  
  
  Thank you

  It's here

  SQL>l
    1  insert all
    2    into emp values(8888,'WADE','MANAGER',7839,'01-MAR-2008',5000,100,20)
    3    into dept values(50,'MARKETING','NEW YORK')
    4* select * from dual
  SQL> /
  
  2 rows created.
  

  SS

• assign a value to a text element using the PL/SQL function body

  Hello
  
  I want to assign a value to a text element using PL/SQL function body option in the Source elements. But the below error when I try to apply it.
  
  Source code:
  
  declare
  name varchar2 (100);
  Start
  If v ("P3_CREHIDD") = 'Edit' then
  Select ename in the name of cpy_emp where empno = v('P3_EMPNO2');
  
  end if;
  end;
  
  
  ERR-1904 unable to calculate the default item: type = computation_type = function body declare name varchar2 (100); so start v ('P3_CREHIDD') = 'Edit' and then select ename in the name of cpy_emp where empno = v('P3_EMPNO2'); end if; end;.
  
  Thank you
  David.

  Hello

  Your body of the function doesn't return anything.
  Maybe it works

  declare
    l_name varchar2(100);
  begin
    if v('P3_CREHIDD') = 'Edit' then
      select ename
      into l_name
      from cpy_emp
      where empno = v('P3_EMPNO2');
    end if;
    RETURN l_name;
  end;
  

  BR, Jari

• XQuery insert node and assign the value based on an XPATH expression

  Hello

  I am trying to write a function that receives an XML as input parameters and return updated XML output

  -nodes are removed from the input XML code

  -a node must be inserted and the node value must be 1 or 0, based on an XPATH expression

  I discovered how to remove nodes, I discovered how to insert a new node, but I can not set the value of the conditionally inserted node an XPATH expression.

  Here's my current procedure and below a sample of one XML of entry. I use Oracle 12 c.

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION STRIP_XML
  (
    IN_XML IN SYS.XMLTYPE
  ) RETURN SYS.XMLTYPE AS
  p_result XMLType;
  BEGIN
    select
        xmlquery(
           'declare default element namespace "http://mad.evs.com/search"; (: :)
            copy $d := .
            modify (
    delete node $d//MainCategory/@logId,
             delete node $d/MainCategory/@id,
  -- a lot more of those delete node
   -- insert a node, but the value 1 is conditional
             insert node <DMZ>1</DMZ> after $d/MainCategory/SDataSection/EventDate)
            return $d'
          passing in_xml
          returning content
          ) into p_result
          from dual;
  
  
    RETURN p_result;
  END STRIP_XML;
  

  The condition for the value of is

  
  

  HASPATH (//DigitalAssets/DigitalAsset [@ available = "true" and @videoFormatId = "11"] / VideoLocations/Videorental [@typeId = "8"]) then 1 else 0

  
  

  It is complex because DigitalAssets/DigitalAsset is a collection. Here is an example of an XML to entry

  
  

  
  

  <MainCategory xmlns="http://mad.evs.com/search" id="9" logId="3349" logType="3">
    <Name>Sport</Name>
    <Serie id="163" externalId="557">
    <TitleAKA>UCL 2006/07</TitleAKA>
    <DigitalAssets available="true" som="20:28:49:05" dur="00:02:46:04" videoDurationMinutes="3">
       <DigitalAsset available="true" som="20:28:49:05" dur="00:02:46:04" videoDurationMinutes="3" videoFormatId="3">
          <VideoLocations>
              <VideoLocation id="3" path="003349MA.mxf" typeId="1" locationId="1" priority="0"/>
              <VideoLocation id="3" path="003349MA.mxf" typeId="2" locationId="1" priority="0"/>
              <VideoLocation id="3" path="003349MA.mxf" typeId="5" locationId="1" priority="0"/>
           </VideoLocations>
        </DigitalAsset>
        <DigitalAsset available="true" som="20:28:49:05" dur="00:02:46:04" videoDurationMinutes="3" videoFormatId="11">
           <VideoLocations>
              <VideoLocation id="101" path="003349MA.mpg" typeId="1" locationId="1" priority="0"/>
              <VideoLocation id="101" path="003349MA.mpg" typeId="2" locationId="1" priority="0"/>
              <VideoLocation id="101" path="003349MA.mpg" typeId="8" locationId="1" priority="0"/>
           </VideoLocations>
        </DigitalAsset>
    </DigitalAssets>
    <SDataSection xmlns="http://mad.evs.com/search">
      <EventDate>2006-08-09</EventDate>
      <LogType>3</LogType>
    </SDataSection>
  </MainCategory>
  

  
  

  In this case, because HASPATH expression could be set to true, the value of the added node must be 1.

  
  

  Any help or advice how I should fight against that would be appreciated. I have no experience with XML and XQuery, I create my function through from trial and error of the doc.
  

  
  

  Thanks and regards, Pierre
  

  Hi Pierre,.

  You can use the if-then-else statement, like this:

  Insert the node

  {

  If ($d/MainCategory/DigitalAssets/DigitalAsset[@available="true' and @videoFormatId = '11'] / VideoLocations/Videorental [@typeId = '8'])

  then 1

  0 otherwise

  }

  After $d, MainCategory, SDataSection, EventDate

  XSLT can be an alternative to the XQuery Update in this case.

• MS SQL 2005: Assigning null value

  For some reason any I have been finding it impossible to assign the value of '0' to the count() null result. It was easy to identify NULL values, but the assignment zero fails permanently.

  I have it!

  The subquery is evaluated to NULL, so it just hit me to ISNULL the subquery set! Lol, wow. 4 days for that point and its that simple.

  Thanks for the help Phil.

• Dynamic SQL insert and dbms_sql.last_row_count

  I write a procedure which takes a variable number of parameters, and fills a global temporary table with the results if a dynamic query. I want to know how many lines is in the TWG after insertion, made using dbms_sql.execute. With the help of dbms_sql.last_row_count seems to work, but the documentation: said http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e25788/d_sql.htm#i1026354 'call this function after a FETCH_ROWS or an EXECUTE_AND_FETCH called. If called after a call to EXECUTE, then the returned value is zero.
  
  A much simplified test case is:

   
  CREATE GLOBAL temporary TABLE bc_test_gtt 
    (col1 NUMBER(1)) 
  ON COMMIT DELETE ROWS; 
  
  DECLARE 
    nSqlCursor PLS_INTEGER; 
    nReturn    PLS_INTEGER; 
    sSql       VARCHAR2(100); 
  BEGIN 
    sSql := 'INSERT INTO bc_test_gtt SELECT 1 FROM dual'; 
    nSqlCursor := dbms_sql.open_cursor; 
  
    dbms_sql.parse 
      (nSqlCursor 
      ,sSql 
      ,dbms_sql.native 
      ); 
       
    nReturn := dbms_sql.execute(nSqlCursor); 
     
    dbms_output.put_line(TO_CHAR(dbms_sql.last_row_count)||' last_row_count rows'); 
    dbms_output.put_line(TO_CHAR(SQL%ROWCOUNT)||' sql%rowcount rows'); 
  
    dbms_sql.close_cursor(nSqlCursor); 
  END; 
  / 
  
  1 last_row_count rows 
  sql%rowcount rows 
  
  select * from v$version; 
  
  BANNER 
  ________________________________________________________________________________ 
  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production 
  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production 
  CORE    11.2.0.3.0 ;     Production 
  TNS for 64-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production 
  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production 

  I would like to know if it is OK to use last_row_count in this scenario? His behavior would change in the future, leading to misleading results. Because of the doubts I have I might have just to SELECT COUNT (*) from bc_test_gtt; to get my result, but which seems to be an unnecessary use of SQL
  
  Background: I store a copy of the contact information in a denormalised, cleaned of structure. When a user enters a new client in the request, my procedure will return duplicates potential, based on the contact information that the user entered.
  
  Thank you
  
  Ben

  Certainly, the documentation last_row_count should not be used after execution. So probably not safe to rely on this behavior.

  But the docs for run statement said:

  >
  This function executes a given cursor. This function accepts the ID number of the cursor and returns the number of rows processed. The return value is only valid for statements INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE; for other types of statements, including the DDL, the return value is undefined and should be ignored.
  ...
  Returns the number of rows processed
  >

  And it's the package specification:

    function execute(c in integer) return integer;
    --  Execute the given cursor and return the number of rows processed
    --  (valid and meaningful only for INSERT, DELETE or UPDATE statements;
    --  for other types of statements, the return value is undefined and
    --  should be ignored).
    --  Input parameters:
    --    c
    --      Cursor id number of the cursor to execute.
    --  Return value:
    --    Number of rows processed if the statement in the cursor is
    --    either an INSERT, DELETE or UPDATE statement or undefined otherwise.
    --
  

  So it should be documented that you can simply use the value of nReturn ;-)

• Assign a value of zero for no. selected lines

  Try to find a way to assign a value to null if my account has no line.
  
  What I have right now is:

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION count_deductions (empno IN emp.empno%TYPE)
  RETURN NUMBER
  IS
    ded_count      NUMBER(2);
  BEGIN
    SELECT count(deduction_amount)
    INTO   ded_count
    FROM   emp_deductions
    WHERE  fk_empno = empno;
  EXCEPTION 
    WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
      ded_count :=0;
    RETURN ded_count;
  END;
  /

  Have tried different ways but I still get the message:
  SQL > select * from show_deduction_v where empno = 7169;
  
  no selected line
  
  Instead of the zero value by filling in the field.

  Ok. So the problem is that the view returns no rows. It has nothing to do with the service. The function returns 0 if there is no such thing as the EMPNO spent. The problem is that there is no line in the EMP with a 7169 EMPNO. This means that the function is never called.

  Why do you want the view to return a row for an EMPNO that does not exist? Is there a table somewhere in the database where a 7169 EMPNO is? If so, your vision may outer join to that table.

  Justin

• How to solve the error ORA-00001 in SQL Insert?

  Hi all, I need your help appreciated.
  
  I do a plsql procedure that inserts a line according to the value of the slider, I have error oracle ORA-00001: unique constraint (constraint_name) violated.
  
  This message may appear if a duplicate entry exists at a different level: in the RDBMS MySQL, I have the syntax IGNORES to solve this error of duplication... and in Oracle?
  
  Thanks for your time and your advice.
  Miguelito

  user6317803 wrote:
  How to solve the error ORA-00001 in SQL Insert?

  ORA-00001 means table a unique/primary key / index and you attempt to insert a row with the key value already exists in the table. I'll assume table has a primary key on COUNTRY_ID. Then modify SQL for:

  SQL = "INSERT INTO COUNTRIES (COUNTRY_ID, COUNTRY_NAME, REGION_ID) SELECT"BZ","BLZ", 3 DOUBLE WHERE DOES NOT EXIST (SELECT 1 FROM COUNTRIES WHERE COUNTRY_ID ="BZ").

  There is a good chance COUNTRY table also has unique key/index on COUNTRY_NAME. If so use:

  SQL = "INSERT INTO COUNTRIES (COUNTRY_ID, COUNTRY_NAME, REGION_ID) SELECT"BZ","BLZ", 3 DOUBLE WHERE DOES NOT EXIST (SELECT 1 FROM COUNTRIES WHERE COUNTRY_ID = 'BZ' OR 'BLZ' = COUNTRY_NAME).

  SY.

• Assign a value to a populated table cell [in BULK]

  Hi all
  I have a problem by assigning a value to a populated table to COLLECT LOOSE .
  I can reproduce the problem with this
  

  CREATE TABLE TEST_TABLE (
  value1 NUMBER,
  value2 NUMBER
  );
  
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);
  INSERT INTO test_table VALUES(1,1);

  And it's the anonymous PL/SQL block that gives me problems:
  

  DECLARE
    SUBTYPE t_rec IS TEST_TABLE%ROWTYPE;
  TYPE records_table IS TABLE OF t_rec;
    elist RECORDS_TABLE;
    CURSOR table_cursor IS SELECT * FROM TEST_TABLE WHERE rownum <= 20;
  BEGIN
    OPEN table_cursor;
    FETCH table_cursor BULK COLLECT INTO elist;
      FOR j IN 1..elist.COUNT
      LOOP
        elist(j)(1) := elist(j)(1) +1;
      END LOOP;
    CLOSE table_cursor;
  END; 

  The error is
  

  ORA-06550: line 13, column 7:
  PLS-00308: this construct is not allowed as the origin of an assignment
  ORA-06550: line 13, column 7:
  PL/SQL: Statement ignored
  06550. 00000 -  "line %s, column %s:\n%s"
  *Cause:    Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.
  *Action:

  So they do not compile because of this line of code:
  enclose (j) (1): = enclose (j) (1) + 1;
  
  Why it does not work?
  
  If I try to do, works perfectly:
  

  DECLARE
  TYPE v_num_table
  IS
    TABLE OF NUMBER;
  TYPE v_2_num_table
  IS
    TABLE OF v_num_table;
    v_nums V_2_NUM_TABLE := V_2_NUM_TABLE();
  BEGIN
    v_nums.EXTEND;
    v_nums(1) := v_num_table();
    v_nums(1).EXTEND;
    v_nums(1)(1) := 1;
    v_nums(1)(1) := v_nums(1)(1) +1;
    dbms_output.put_line(v_nums(1)(1) );
  END;

  Published by: user10396517 on 2.35 2-mar-2012

  Variable "enclose" is an archival collection, so access you an individual field of an element of the given collection by specifying the domain name, not its position:

  DECLARE
    SUBTYPE t_rec IS TEST_TABLE%ROWTYPE;
    TYPE records_table IS TABLE OF t_rec;
    elist RECORDS_TABLE;
    CURSOR table_cursor IS SELECT * FROM TEST_TABLE WHERE rownum <= 20;
  BEGIN
    OPEN table_cursor;
    FETCH table_cursor BULK COLLECT INTO elist;
      FOR j IN 1..elist.COUNT
      LOOP
        elist(j).value1 := elist(j).value1 + 1;
      END LOOP;
    CLOSE table_cursor;
  END;
  

  Your second example is different because you are dealing with a collection of collections.

• How to insert rows

  Dear members,
  
  I have a table with a few missing numbers in a col1.
  How can I add rows with missing data.
  beginning and ending number are given in the procedure.
  We say from 1 to 10.
  
  Table
  ID col1
  1 2
  3 R
  3 4
  4 9
  
  
  Required result after execution of the procedure.
  
  Table
  ID col1
  
  1 2
  3 R
  3 4
  4 9
  9 ½
  6 5
  6 of 7
  8 7
  9 8
  10 10
  
  
  can I have this procedure.
  
  
  
  concerning
  
  
  teefu.
  
  Published by: user_teefu on August 23, 2010 14:19

  Check this procedure...

  create or replace procedure p1 (p_st number, p_end number) is
  cursor c1 is
  select col1 from tabname;
  k number;
  begin
  for i in p_st..p_end
  loop
     for j in c1
     loop
     if j.col1 = i then
     k := 1;
     exit;
     else
     k := 0;
     end if;
     end loop;
     if k=0 then
     insert into tabname(col1) values (i);
     end if;
  end loop;
  end;
  
  SQL> select * from tabname;
  
        COL1
  ----------
           1
           4
           5
  
  SQL> exec p1(1,10);
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> select * from tabname;
  
        COL1
  ----------
           1
           4
           5
           2
           3
           6
           7
           8
           9
          10
  
  10 rows selected.
  

• How to assign a value of the element from page to main page in the column element when Cre

  I have a form build on table T1. The T1 has a primary key defined (T1PK) and four other columns (C1 - C4). I have a form in this table. This form accepts the values of C1 to C4 and displayis an extra point, is not based on columns of T1 - P1_DUMMY. The form for T1PK element has the value "hidden and protected.
  When creating the form, I wanted that the value of the primary key (T1PK) will be obtained through existing trigger. I want to use the value stored in the page called "P1_DUMMY" for P1_T1PK.
  
  No matter what I do, I always get this error when I hit the button 'CREATE' on the page of the form:
  
  ORA-01400: cannot insert NULL into ('DEV'. "" T1 ". ("' T1PK")
  
  The Create button is a condition not to show if the the P1_T1PK page element is NULL. I created page rendering process, the process of transformation of page like this bock of PL/SQL:
  
  : P1_T1PK: =: P1_DUMMY
  
  But I still get ORA-01400. The form has the P1_DUMMY as display only, not not to store the State, so I can see that the P1_DUMMY element has the value I want (2).
  
  How to assign the value stored in P1_DUMMY in P1_T1PK when I click on the button CREATE on this form?
  
  Thank you for your time.
  
  Daniel

  Hello
  The belief question is the way in which the calculation is being defined. You are not using the &. rating (dot ampersand) in PL/SQL and SQL.

  Try this.

  1 define the calculation on P1_T1PK of Type calculation of value of the element
  2. on the next page to load textarea, enter P1_DUMMY. No. colon or &
  3. give appropriate conditions

  Kind regards

• PL/SQL: ORA-00947: not enough values error message

  Hi all I get Error (25.63): PL/SQL: ORA-00947: not enough error message values when executing after the insert statement. I am new to Oracle SPs, if someone could help me solve the problem.
  
  Insert in estimate (ID, mValue) values ('select (where pm.ID is null then 10))
  of other pm.ID
  End ID), m1.mID, (case when mValue < 1 and m1.mID in (1.7))
  then mValue * 100
  of another mValue
  mValue end) of
  Scott. Left outer join METRICS m1
  Scott. (PROJECTMETRIC h m1.mID = pm.ID and pm.ID = 10)');

  The syntax to insert rows into a table of a subquery is as follows:

  insert into table (col1, col2, ...)
  select ... , ..., ....
  from ..., ....
  where ....
  /
  

• SQL Insert statement with a text and a variable

  I hope it's a quick simple question. I have an anonymous PL/SQL block and you want to do an insert query that allows me to assign a variable and a text to a column. Let me give you an example:
  
  declare
  number of l_id;
  l_entered varchar2 (1);
  Start
  Start
  Select the ID
  in l_id
  from TABLE1;
  l_entered: = 'Y ';
  end;
  If l_entered = "Y" then
  Insert into TABLE2
  (RESULT)
  values
  (l_id "is the new ID");
  end if;
  end;
  
  However, this does not work, it won't let me enter the l_id variable, or a text value "is the new ID" but not both. Is it possible to do both?
  
  Thank you
  ~ Chris

  Using of "|" between the variable and text.
  something like this:

  (l_id * | * "is the new ID");

• How to insert rows in Board signout to recurring weekly entires

  I need help for create a simple procedure for lines inserted in the Council Signout database for entries "recurring weekly.
  The schema is SIGNOUT in the DEV10G database.
  There are three main tables: UKIMR, the REASONand SIGNOUT
  My first thought is that the procedure takes as arguments:
  -name, surname
  -first name
  -start date
  -number of weeks
  -the type of entry (for example, "telecommuting")
  -Comment
  Note: I use the name as args because that's how columns are configured in the UKIMR table.
  So all it would do is create entries on the same day-of-the-week as the * 'start date' * for as many weeks as you indicate in the * 'number of weeks' * argument.
  So this would be an example of calling script:_
  * exec STP_InsertWeekly ("Lastname", "firstname", October 3, 2008 ', 5, 'Teleworking', null);
  Which would insert 5 rows SIGNOUT for 5 Friday October.
  
  Published by: user4653174 on October 3, 2008 10:28
  
  Published by: user4653174 on October 3, 2008 10:29
  
  Published by: user4653174 on October 3, 2008 10:31

  user4653174 wrote:
  I want to see my procedure to insert rows in the table SIGNOUT. When I run that it is has the below error. The purpose of this procedure is for the employee to enter their name, the date they want to be turned off or work from home, or anything else, until they start, number of weeks (which will determine the number of rows will be inserted each week is a line), and comments that's what they do.

  Interaction with the customer as request for input values, is done in a client tool such as SQL * Plus or web applications. Not in PL/SQL. This just PL/SQL procedure accepts input parameters and can be called from a client application.

  The no data found error is due to a select... IN the statement, which fails to extract a single line. You must decide what you want your procedure to be done in this case. Ignore, not, one other message ease of use or...?

  And please paste formatted code using code tags. You have been told several times now, please the Act itself.

  Kind regards
  Rob.

• ORA-06550 assign the value to the parameter

  Hi trying to assign the date quarter to a variable and get this error message, how can I assign a value to this parameter to PL/SQL:

  declare

  Neighborhood varchar (2);

  Start

  Select to_char (sysdate, 'YYYY-Q') in double shifts;

  dbms_output.put_line (Quarter);

  end;

  [Error] Execution (05:42): ORA-06550: line 2, column 42:

  PLS-00201: identifier 'vQUARTER' must be declared.

  ORA-06550: line 2, column 50:

  PL/SQL: ORA-00904: invalid identifier

  ORA-06550: line 2, column 3:

  PL/SQL: SQL statement ignored

  ORA-06550: line 3, column 26:

  PLS-00201: identifier 'vQUARTER' must be declared.

  ORA-06550: line 3, column 5:

  PL/SQL: Statement ignored

  your error message refers to vQUARTER, which is not listed in your code example.

  In addition, quarter is 2 characters such as defined in your code, but you ask to 6 characters in there, for example, 2016-1