PL/SQL object type table

Hello

Please tell me how to test code below.
Here's the complete code: -.

------------------------------------------
CREATE type dept_typ AS OBJECT (deptno number, dname varchar2 (20), varchar2 (20)) loc

CREATE TYPE dept_tab AS TABLE OF dept_typ;
----------------------------------------------

create or replace function fun_test
return dept_tab
IS
list dept_tab: = dept_tab();
number of j: = 0;
cursor dept_cur IS
Select deptno, dname, loc scott.dept;
BEGIN
BECAUSE me in dept_cur
LOOP
list. EXTEND (1);
(J) list: = dept_typ (i.deptno, i.dname, i.loc);
j: = j + 1;
END LOOP;
back list;
END;

Thank you
Kamel

SQL> create type name as object
   (fname varchar2 (20), lname varchar2 (20));
/
Type created.

SQL> create type address as object
   (person name, city varchar2 (10));
/
Type created.

SQL> create or replace function addr_fun (p_name name, p_city varchar2)
   return address
is
begin
   return address (name ('ABC', 'EFG'), 'XYZ');
end addr_fun;
/
Function created.

SQL> select addr_fun (null, null) addr_fun from dual
/
ADDR_FUN
--------------------------------------------------
((ABC; EFG); XYZ)
1 row selected.

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Members of Access in SQL object type

Hello

I am trying to access members of a type of object in Oracle 9.2.0.8.0 like this:

SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE xy_type AS OBJECT(x NUMBER(10,0), y NUMBER(10,0));
  2  /

Type created.

SQL> SELECT xy_type(3, 7) AS xy FROM DUAL;

XY(X, Y)
------------------------------
XY_TYPE(3, 7)

1 row selected.

SQL> SELECT xy FROM (SELECT xy_type(3, 7) AS xy FROM DUAL);

XY(X, Y)
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XY_TYPE(3, 7)

1 row selected.

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SELECT xy.x + xy.y FROM (SELECT xy_type(3, 7) AS xy FROM DUAL)
              *
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00904: "XY"."Y": invalid identifier

What's not here?

URS

You must alias 'table '.

SQL> select t.xy.x
  2       , t.xy.y
  3    from (SELECT xy_type(3, 7) AS xy FROM DUAL) t
  4  /

      XY.X       XY.Y
---------- ----------
         3          7

and your example:

SQL> select t.xy.x + t.xy.y
  2    from (SELECT xy_type(3, 7) AS xy FROM DUAL) t
  3  /

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How to fill the value in the nested table by using the object type

Hi gurus
I created an object type and able to fill the values in it, now I want to create a nested table type of this object and fill it but looks like I'm doing something wrong, see my code below.
Code example
CREATE or REPLACE TYPE countries_o
AS
OBJECT
(
COUNTRY_ID TANK (2 BYTES),
COUNTRY_NAME VARCHAR2 (40 BYTE),
REGION_ID NUMBER);
/
create or replace type countries_t is table of the countries_o;

/
CREATE OR REPLACE
ABC of the PROCEDURE
IS
v_print countries_t; -: = arr_countries_t('01','Aus',1);
BEGIN
v_print: = countries_t('01','A',11);
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/
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Hi user,

Here is another method that you can try-

CREATE OR REPLACE

ABC of the PROCEDURE

IS

v_print countries_t: = countries_t (countries_o('01','A',11));

BEGIN

DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (v_print (1).) COUNTRY_ID | v_print (1). COUNTRY_NAME | v_print (1). REGION_ID); -you're accessinf the first element of the nested table, which in turn points to the object.

END;

In the sections of the declaration you have assigned values to the nested table.

Kind regards
Maxou

access to the external table of object type

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The bottom line is that I can't access my external table of in my object.

Assume that the user is XYZZY. We run a simple nice don't shop here - no roles, just different schemas.

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When I connect my type code compile, I connect as XYZZY. ( so far, so good )

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When I ran the small test which included the role set to none (after replaying all grants), I logged as user XYZZY, and even though this user has grants, the test has failed. ( , it was a test based on an idea that the problem was that the subsidies have been an role, not the user. Apparently not the problem ).

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Published by: user7532421 on July 20, 2010 13:25

Hello

I tried the same scenario and it works fine for me (not at all an exception and the data is loaded into the target at the end table).
I created all the objects (directory, types of objects, outdoor table heaps under the same user):

Here's what I did:

-- Under system
GRANT CREATE ANY DIRECTORY TO hr
/

--under HR:

CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY
XXX_DAT_DIR AS 'H:\Temp';
/

CREATE TABLE X_TABLE_XO
(
  L1  VARCHAR2(3 BYTE),
  C1  VARCHAR2(3 BYTE),
  C2  VARCHAR2(3 BYTE)
)
ORGANIZATION EXTERNAL
  (  TYPE ORACLE_LOADER
     DEFAULT DIRECTORY XXX_DAT_DIR
     ACCESS PARAMETERS
       ( RECORDS DELIMITED BY NEWLINE
       NOBADFILE
       NODISCARDFILE
       NOLOGFILE
       SKIP 0
       FIELDS TERMINATED BY ';'
       MISSING FIELD VALUES ARE NULL
       REJECT ROWS WITH ALL NULL FIELDS
       (
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         C1 Char,
         C2 Char
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  )
REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED
NOPARALLEL
NOMONITORING;
/

Here is an excerpt of my file:

L1;v1;v2
L2;v3;v4
L3;v5;v5
L4;v6;v6

then:


CREATE TABLE my_table AS SELECT * FROM x_table_xo WHERE ROWNUM<=0
/
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COLUMN_NAME,DATA_TYPE,DATA_LENGTH
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C1,VARCHAR2,3
C2,VARCHAR2,3

then (still in HR)

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      record_date                   DATE
   )
      RETURN SELF AS RESULT,
   OVERRIDING MEMBER FUNCTION load_data
      RETURN NUMBER
)
;
/

CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE BODY subloader
AS
   CONSTRUCTOR FUNCTION subloader (
      SELF          IN OUT NOCOPY   subloader,
      record_date                   DATE
   )
      RETURN SELF AS RESULT
   IS
   BEGIN
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      n := SQL%ROWCOUNT;
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(no error). then

set serveroutput on size 5000;

DECLARE
   sl   subloader;
   n number;
BEGIN
   sl:= subloader(sysdate);
   n:=sl.load_data;
   dbms_output.put_line('n:'||n);
END;
/

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select * from my_table
/
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L1,v1,v2
L2,v3,v4
L3,v5,v5
L4,v6,v6

What is curious, it's that all directories are owned by SYS, even if you create with HR! (select * from all_directories)->, I tried both (System and HR, but the table is owned by HR) not-> no problem. in both situations.

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---------------------------------
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Q3) possible for me, or is it something like create type TN_TAB as table of (varchar2 TYPE, numbers);

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[create or replace type t_table in table of the t_test_obj;]

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---
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Why not create a view?

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-or-

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Dynamics based SQL ref cursor

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v_stmt_str VARCHAR2 (200);

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-or-

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Define a map or ORDER method for the object type

Hi gurus
I created an object and then its type and then I use this object and type based on line, see below:
Create the object
CREATE OR REPLACE
TYPE test_object
IS
OBJECT
(
next_appearance_dt DATE, - next_appearance_dt
youth_adult VARCHAR2 (5) - youth_adult
) ;

/
Create the object Type
CREATE or REPLACE TYPE t_docket_object IS TABLE OF THE test_object;
/
Create function Pipeline
FUNCTION to CREATE or REPLACE f_report (p_dt date, p_c_cd VARCHAR2)
return t_test_object pipeline
IS
BEGIN
FOR J IN)
Select distinct test_object)
next_appearance_dt,--862,
'YOUTH '.
) AS test_object
Jen.next_appearance base
WHERE 1 = 1
AND (base.next_appearance_dt = p_dt)
AND (base.circuit_point_cd = p_c_cd)
- and cse.information_id = 322
-ORDER 15 - alias_name
)
loop
PIPE ROW (J.test_object);
END loop;
END;
/
Run function
SELECT * FROM TABLE (F_REPORT (TO_DATE('25-sep-2015','dd-mon-yyyy'),'1 '))
Error
ORA-22950: cannot ORDER objects without map or ORDER method
ORA-06512: at "F_REPORT", line 5
22950 00000 - "cannot ORDER objects without map or ORDER method.
* Cause: an object type must have a defined for map or ORDER method
all comparisons other than equality and inequality comparisons.
* Action: Define a map or ORDER method for the object type
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Confuse you the type of table with the object type. He forge

Select test_object (next_appearance_dt) test_object

Not:

Select t_test_object (next_appearance_dt) test_object

Then:

SQL > CREATE OR REPLACE
FUNCTION f_report (DATE p_dt 2,
3 P_C_CD VARCHAR2
4                   )
5 t_test_object of RETURN
6 IN PIPELINE
7 EAST
BEGIN 8
9 FOR (IN) v_rec
10 WITH () DID
11. SELECT TO_DATE('01-jan-2015','dd-mon-yyyy') NEXT_APPEARANCE_DT
the double 12
13                                  )
14 select test_object (next_appearance_dt) test_object
15                          from t
16                      ) LOOP
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18 END OF LOOP;
END 19;
20.

The function is created.

SY.

The procedure with parameter output from test object type

I have the sub object created with spec and body type.

I need to test the procedure seen ino parameter object type.

could you please help me test the procedure!

create or replace type typ_obj_test as object
(
   a_date   date,
   a_type   varchar2(10),
   a_status varchar2(2),
   descr    varchar2(10),
   a_id     number(10),
   constructor function typ_obj_test(a_date   date
                                    ,a_type   varchar2 default null
                                    ,a_status varchar2 default null
                                    ,descr    varchar2 default null
                                    ,a_id     number default null) return self as result
);
/
create or replace type body typ_obj_test is
   constructor function typ_obj_test(a_date   date
                                    ,a_type   varchar2 default null
                                    ,a_status varchar2 default null
                                    ,descr    varchar2 default null
                                    ,a_id     number default null) return self as result is
      v_test varchar2(1);
      v_id   number(10);
   begin
      self.a_date   := a_date;
      self.a_type   := a_type;
      self.a_status := a_status;
      self.descr    := descr;
      self.a_id     := a_id;
      return;
   end;
end;
/
create or replace procedure p_obj_test(p_obj_param in out typ_obj_test) is
begin
   dbms_output.put_line('Checking the object type' || p_obj_param.a_date || '@' || p_obj_param.a_type || '@' || p_obj_param.a_status || '@' ||
                        p_obj_param.descr || '@' || p_obj_param.a_id);
end;
/

You seem to be missing a table that could hold the object. See the next topic, especially the line # 43:

Connected to:
Oracle Database 11g Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production

SQL> create or replace type typ_obj_test as object
  2  (
  3    a_date  date,
  4    a_type  varchar2(10),
  5    a_status varchar2(2),
  6    descr    varchar2(10),
  7    a_id    number(10),
  8    constructor function typ_obj_test(a_date  date
  9                                      ,a_type  varchar2 default null
10                                      ,a_status varchar2 default null
11                                      ,descr    varchar2 default null
12                                      ,a_id    number default null) return self as result
13  );
14  /

Type created.

SQL> create or replace type body typ_obj_test is
  2    constructor function typ_obj_test(a_date  date
  3                                      ,a_type  varchar2 default null
  4                                      ,a_status varchar2 default null
  5                                      ,descr    varchar2 default null
  6                                      ,a_id    number default null) return self as result is
  7        v_test varchar2(1);
  8        v_id  number(10);
  9    begin
10        self.a_date  := a_date;
11        self.a_type  := a_type;
12        self.a_status := a_status;
13        self.descr    := descr;
14        self.a_id    := a_id;
15        return;
16    end;
17  end;
18  /

Type body created.

-- Create a Nested table type array of above object type
SQL> create or replace type nt_typ_obj_test as table of typ_obj_test;
  2  /

Type created.

-- Keep in out parameter's type as the nested table type
-- modified the proc to do loop so that multiple records can be passed via object type
SQL> create or replace procedure p_obj_test(p_obj_param in out nt_typ_obj_test) is
  2  begin
  3  for i in p_obj_param.first..p_obj_param.last
  4  loop
  5    dbms_output.put_line('Checking the object type' || p_obj_param(i).a_date || '@' || p_obj_param(i).a_type || '@' || p_obj_param(i).a_status || '@' ||
  6                          p_obj_param(i).descr || '@' || p_obj_param(i).a_id);
  7  end loop;
  8  end;
  9  /

Procedure created.

--Call the procedure
SQL> set serveroutput on
SQL> declare
  2  i_nt_typ nt_typ_obj_test ;
  3  begin
  4  i_nt_typ:=nt_typ_obj_test(typ_obj_test(sysdate,'A','Y','Descr',23),typ_obj_test(sysdate,'X','Z','ewe',55));
  5  p_obj_test(i_nt_typ);
  6  end;
  7  /
Checking the object type26-MAR-15@A@Y@Descr@23
Checking the object type26-MAR-15@X@Z@ewe@55

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>

Impdp ORA-39083 error: INDEX could not create with object type error:

Hi Experts,
I get the following error when importing schema HR after a fall it. The DB is r12.1.3 11.2.0.3 & ebs

I did export with this command.
patterns of HR/hr = hr = TEST_DIR dumpfile = HR.dmp logfile directory expdp = expdpHR.log statistics = none
that the user HR with the option drop waterfall.

And try to import it HR schemas in the database by the following.
Impdp System/Manager schemas = hr = TEST_DIR dumpfile = HR.dmp logfile directory = expdpHR.log statistics = none
Here is the error
imported 'HR '. "" PQH_SS_PRINT_DATA "0 KB 0 rows
... imdoor 'HR '. "" PQH_TJR_SHADOW "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQH_TXN_JOB_REQUIREMENTS "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQH_WORKSHEET_BUDGET_SETS_EFC "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQH_WORKSHEET_DETAILS_EFC "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQH_WORKSHEET_PERIODS_EFC "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_ALIEN_TRANSACTION_DATA "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_ANALYZED_ALIEN_DATA "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_ANALYZED_ALIEN_DETAILS "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_EXCEPTION_REPORTS_EFC "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_EXT_CROSS_PERSON_RECORDS "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_FLXDU_FUNC_ATTRIBUTES "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_FLXDU_XML_TAGS "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_GAP_DURATION_SUMMARY "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_PENSION_TYPES_F_EFC "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_SERVICE_HISTORY_PERIODS "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_VEHICLE_ALLOCATIONS_F_EFC "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_VEHICLE_DETAILS_EFC "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_VEHICLE_REPOSITORY_F_EFC "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_VEH_ALLOC_EXTRA_INFO "0 KB 0 rows
. . imported 'HR '. "" PQP_VEH_REPOS_EXTRA_INFO "0 KB 0 rows
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Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/SCHOLARSHIP/CROSS_SCHEMA/OBJECT_GRANT
Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/COMMENT of treatment
Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/PACKAGE/PACKAGE_SPEC of treatment
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Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/INDEX
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/FUNCTIONAL_INDEX/INDEX
Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/CONSTRAINT/treatment
Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/STATISTICS/INDEX_STATISTICS of treatment
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/STATISTICS/FUNCTIONAL_INDEX/INDEX_STATISTICS
Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/PACKAGE/PACKAGE_BODY of treatment
Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/CONSTRAINT/REF_CONSTRAINT of treatment
Object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/STATISTICS/TABLE_STATISTICS treatment
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/DOMAIN_INDEX/INDEX
ORA-39083: Type what INDEX failed to create object error:
ORA-29855: an error has occurred in the execution of routine ODCIINDEXCREATE
ORA-20000: Oracle text error:
DRG-50857: error oracle in drvxtab.create_index_tables
ORA-00959: tablespace "APPS_TS_TX_IDX_NEW" does not exist
Because sql is:
CREATE INDEXES ' HR'.»» IRC_POSTING_CON_TL_CTX' ON 'HR '. "" INDEXTYPE IRC_POSTING_CONTENTS_TL "("NAME") IS"CTXSYS. "' CONTEXT ' PARALLEL 1
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/POST_SCHEMA/PROCACT_SCHEMA
Work 'SYSTEM '. "" SYS_IMPORT_SCHEMA_01 "completed with error (s 1) at 11:16:07
SQL > select count (parameter), object_type from dba_objects where owner = 'HR' group by object_type.
OBJECT_TYPE COUNT (OBJECT_NAME)
------------------ -------------------
INDEX 37 PARTITION
SEQUENCE OF 799
TABLE 12 PARTITION
LOB 70
4 BODY PACKAGE
PACKAGE OF 4
3 RELAXATION
2936 INDEX
TABLE OF 1306
Could you please suggest.
Thank you
MZ

MZ,

I get the following error when importing schema HR after a fall it. The DB is r12.1.3 11.2.0.3 & ebs

Export and import of individual patterns of Oracle E-Business Suite stocked are not supported as this will violate referential integrity (except for custom schemas provided, you have no dependencies).

Thank you

Hussein

Array of objects type

Hi all
I have a problem with my pl/sql code. I would refer to an array of types of objects as reference, not a copy.
I send you my sample code.
As you can see, mytype is the object, I use a "table with" to create a table. The function 'myfunc' illustrates the problem: I create an instance of the object named "mis1", I put one of its variable (date) and I create the table arrmytype and copy the mis1 as arrmytype (1)
Now the question: if I change mis1 arrmytype (1) does not alter it. I think that arrmytype (1) is a copy of mis1 and not a reference.
Am I wrong? How can I refer mis1 in a referenced table? Can I change the ' table a ' in something else...

create or replace type mytype as object

(

LDate date,

constructor function mytype self return as a result.

Members procedure setDate (date of update)

);

/

create or replace type body as mytype

constructor function mytype

return self as result that

Start

null;

end;

Members procedure setdate (date of update) as

Start

LDate: = pdate;

end setdate;

end;

/

create or replace type arrmytype in the table of mytype;

/

create or replace FUNCTION myfunc RETURN varchar2

AS

arrObj arrmytype: = arrmytype();

MIS1 mytype;

date of l_tmp1;

VARCHAR2 (100) retval;

BEGIN

MIS1: = new mytype();

MIS1. SetDate (sysdate);

l_tmp1: = mis1.ldate;

arrObj.EXTEND;

arrObj (arrObj.COUNT): = mis1.

MIS1. SetDate (sysdate);

l_tmp1: = arrObj (arrObj.COUNT) .ldate;

l_tmp1: = mis1.ldate;

RETURN retval;

MyFunc END;

/

Federico wrote:

I would like to refer as:

v_var1: = 9;

v_var2: = &v_var1; -as a code c ++

The PL/SQL language does not support pointers as a data type. Well, not exactly true because it supports locators that are pointers. But locators are limited to the type of LOB data.

So unfortunately you can't assign a reference to a variable/object in an array to a variable of pointer for quick reference. It's too bad that there is no pointer in PL/SQL data type as it is in C/C++ and Pascal.

But then on the other hand, just look at how programmers say substance completely upward using PL/SQL without pointers, to realize that PL/SQL programming to quality would have been much worse if the language supported for pointers. Not that this is a valid reason for PL/SQL not support pointers.

At least he could support the Pascal WITH clause which allows to define the scope and then resolve the name references in this scope...

Value data named to bind variables of Type table

Hello
I have a display object with a query that has a where clause, clause which use 'en' (e.g. Select projTitle PROJECT where PROJID in: projIds)
'projIds' is a variable of type table of liaison.
I'm moving in that variable binding expects (an array of projIds that can be used by the sql statement), and I did not. I'm calling a method in the bean to support the named child tag data from the action tag in the pageDef file links section.
Can you give me the proper syntax and object Array as this variable binding will accept, please? Maybe I used the wrong NDType? I found a couple of different options, but none that I can make it work.
The page definition file:
< action IterBinding = "ProjPendingApprovalByApproverVO1Iterator" id = "loadPendingApproval".
InstanceName = "SystemAMDataControl.RooProjIdArrayt.ApprovalAM1.ProjPendingApprovalByApproverVO1"
DataControl = "SystemAMDataControl" RequiresUpdateModel = "true" Action = "executeWithParams" >
< NamedData NDName = 'PROJID"NDValue =" #{dashboard.projIdArray} "NDType="oracle.jbo.domain.Array"/ >"
< / action >
Application of VO:
SELECT ProjectEO.PROJ_ID,
ProjUtnDtlEO.UTN_TYPE,
ProjectEO.PROJ_SHORT_DESC,
ProjUtnDtlEO.PROJ_DTL_ID,
ProjectEO.PROJ_OWNER,
VEmployeeInfoEO.FIRST_NAME,
VEmployeeInfoEO.EMPLOYEE_ID,
VEmployeeInfoEO.FIRSTNAMELASTNAME,
VEmployeeInfoEO.LAST_NAME,
VEmployeeInfoEO.LASTNAMEFIRSTNAME,
ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO.PROJ_APPROVAL_DECISION_DTL_ID,
ProjApproverEO.PROJ_APPROVER_ID,
ProjApproverEO.APPROVER_LEVEL,
ProjApproverEO.APPROVER_NUMBER,
ProjApproverEO.APPROVER_ROLE,
ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO.COMMENTS,
ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO.PROJ_APPROVAL_DECISION_ID,
ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO.LASTUPDATEDBY,
ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO.APPROVEDDATE,
ProjectEO.SYS_STATUS,
ProjApproverEO.LASTUPDATEDBY AS LASTUPDATEDBY1,
ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO.PROJ_APPROVAL_TYPE_ID,
ProjStatusLkpEO.STATUS_DESC,
ProjStatusLkpEO.PROJ_STATUS_ID,
ProjectEO.PROJ_CATEGORY_ID,
STRING. APPROVAL_DESC
OF PTS. ProjectEO PROJECT,
PTS. PROJ_UTN_DTL ProjUtnDtlEO,
PTS. V_EMPLOYEE_INFO VEmployeeInfoEO,
PTS. PROJ_APPROVAL_DECISION_DTL ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO,
PTS. PROJ_APPROVER ProjApproverEO,
PTS. PROJ_STATUS_LKP ProjStatusLkpEO,
PTS. Channel PROJ_APPROVAL_CHAIN_LKP
WHERE ((ProjectEO.PROJ_ID = ProjUtnDtlEO.PROJ_ID (+))
AND (ProjectEO.PROJ_ID = ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO.PROJ_ID))
AND (ProjectEO.PROJ_ID = ProjApproverEO.PROJ_ID)
AND (ProjectEO.SYS_STATUS = ProjStatusLkpEO.SYS_STATUS)
AND (ProjectEO.PROJ_OWNER = VEmployeeInfoEO.EMPLOYEE_ID)
AND (ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO.PROJ_APPROVER_ID = ProjApproverEO.PROJ_APPROVER_ID)
and PROJAPPROVEREO. PROJ_APPROVAL_CHAIN_ID = STRING. PROJ_APPROVAL_CHAIN_ID
AND (ProjApprovalDecisionDtlEO.PROJ_APPROVAL_DECISION_ID = 0)
and PROJAPPROVEREO. APPROVER_LEVEL <>2
and PROJAPPROVEREO. PROJ_ID in: PROJID
Thank you!

Please refer to http://www.jobinesh.com/2010/09/using-bind-variable-for-sql-statements.html?m=1 for an example of this.

Timo

SQL with the Table using nested

Hello
Please help how to do that thing
I have a nested table of object type
create or replace type a1 as an object
(
a number,
b varchar2 (30),
VARCHAR2 (30) region
);
create table a1 type a1_array s;
declare
v_a1 a1;
v_a1_array a1_array:=a1_array();
Start
v_a1 = a1 (1, '1', 'AUS');
v_a1_array. EXTEND;
v_a1_array (1): = v_a1;
v_a1 = a1 (2, '2', 'AUS');
v_a1_array. EXTEND;
v_a1_array (2): = v_a1;
v_a1 = a1 (3, '3', 'NAM');
v_a1_array. EXTEND;
v_a1_array (3): = v_a1;
end;
Now, I v_a1_array have 3 row 2 with region AUS and the other with NAM region.
SQL help can I get lines only "AUS" and look in the TABLE OF TYPE v_a1_array (using Where clause and functions (Table))
Any help will be much appreciated. Please help. I have Oracle 11g
Thank you

I hope that you are looking for this.

pretend like your excel temp (with clause)

v_a2 - is a type of a1_array

SQL > select * from v version $;

BANNER
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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

SQL > DROP TYPE a1_array;

Type fell.

SQL > DROP TYPE a1;

Type fell.

SQL > CREATE or REPLACE TYPE a1 AS OBJECT
2 (a NUMBER, b VARCHAR2 (30), region VARCHAR2 (30));
3.

Type of creation.

SQL > CREATE TYPE a1_array IS TABLE of a1;
2.

Type of creation.

SQL > DECLARE
v_a1 2 a1_array;
3 v_a2 a1_array;
4 BEGIN
5 WITH temp
6 AS (SELECT 1 a, 1 b, "AUS" AS region FROM DUAL
7 UNION ALL
8. SELECT 2 AS a, 2 b, "AUS" AS region FROM DUAL
9 UNION ALL
10. SELECT 3 a, b '3', 'NAM' AS region OF DOUBLE)
11. SELECT a1 (x.a, x.b, x.region)
In BULK 12 COLLECT IN v_a1
Temp 13 x;
14
15 SELECT a1 (x.a, x.b, x.region)
In BULK 16 COLLECT IN v_a2
TABLE (v_a1) 17 x
18 WHERE x.region = 'NAM ';
19
20
21 FOR I IN 1... v_a2. COUNTY
22 LOOP
(23) DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line
24 v_a2 (i) .a | '-' || v_a2 (i) .b | '-' || v_a2 (i) .region);
25 END OF LOOP;
26 END;
27.
3-3-NAM

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL > spool off;

PL/SQL object type table

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