PL/SQL to run FOREACH

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• Accept the user SQL and run batch

  Hi all

  I want to invite the user to enter their SQL and run it during the execution of a batch file.

  Results (after the running .bat file):

  Press any key to enter your sql

  -will be here sql user input

  You SQL statement has been executed successfully.

  Try:

  SET /P DB = [promptDBname]

  SET /P USER = [promptuserName]

  SET /P PWD = [promptPass]

  SET /P sqlText = [promptSQL]

  sqlText %Echo% > script.sql

  sqlplus %USER%/%PWD%@%DB% @script.sql

  Perversion!

  ----

  Ramin Hashimzade

• SQL being run by a Session

  DB version: 10.2.0.4
  
  To get the SQL code running in a session, I usually get the SQL_ID v$ session for the scheman in question

  select sql_id from v$session where schemaname = 'HR'

  Then, I run

  select sql_Text from v$sql where sql_id = 

  But sometimes the SQL_ID will be null for the sessions. So, I would like to know if there is a better way to get the SQL being run by a session now.

  Dear Tom,

  Alternatively, you can join the fixed views together (v$ sql and v$ session).

  Can you please give an example of your statement on the SQL_ID null?

  Kind regards.

  Ogan

• Exercise enough free SQL Server running?

  I took a course SQL and the pattern of their installation program has been a (sitting at the computer) User Management Studio connection, which in turn connects to the SQL translator, which is attached with DBMS SQL Server, which is connected to the SQL Server database.

  All I want to do a few exercises query, and I wonder if the free SQL Server Express development would be sufficient.  I had a whole CD of SQL files, including some set up tables for questioning.  I would like to be placed on my home computer, which runs Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.

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  The question you posted would be better suited in the MSDN Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the MSDN Forums:

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• Script Sql to run in the background

  Hi guys,.

  I will carry out two unix machine sql scripts by connecting through sqlplus in two sessions of PuTTY, I need to run the scripts background is there a way to run outside the sh script execution.

  SQL > @test.sql

  .

  .

  .

  Another session

  SQL > @test1.sql

  .

  .

  .

  actutally I need to run the sql in the background scripts so that my putty session will not cut

  Assuming that this is really what you want to do, use screen sessions.

  This puts the interactive session of ATS in the background, allowing you to reconnect to the it (another putty session, or of the same) to a later date to check the results manually intervene, etc.

  Install the screen on the server as root:

  yum-y install screen

  As the launch of PuTTY user session screen:

  screen

  Then start your session of sqlplus, script execution, etc.-, then press ALT-D to disconnect from the session.

  Start at any number of additional screen sessions.

  To list the sessions:

  Screen - ls

  To join your putty for a screen session session:

  session - dr

  Lose your PuTTY connection does not screen sessions you started. You can go home, in the Office VPN, mastic fire upwards and reconnect to sessions of your screen.

• Dynamic Action run PL/SQL Code runs is not after 4.2.5 upgrade

  APEX 4.2.4 to 4.2.5 11.2 database upgrade

  I have a button to click on DA who owns shares run of PL/SQL Code and update point who worked in version 4.2.4 which is no longer running after the 4.2.5 patch.

  The PL/SQL procedure has been tested autonomous and it runs correctly.

  I tested him DA is actually shot on the click event by adding an alert "DA xxxx pulled" action before the execution of work of PL/SQL action and action alert.

  There is also a similar on DA click which makes the action opposite to the DA problem and it works both are configured in the same way:

  Static DA, run Code PL/SQL - check waiting for result, and not repress with the same Submit and return items.

  Any ideas on a possible cause/solution much appreciated

  Fixed it, the question was the Page elements of return of goods on the action of PL/SQL Code:

  If the target element was empty the action failed, by adding a value in the database through a normal SQL insert then the insert DA completed successfully.

  Removing Page elements at the point of return of the action of PL/SQL and together action update the target element after the DA fires in all scenarios.

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• How to get the SQL query running of af: search?

  I use JDeveloper 11.1.2.3.0. I have a page where I've set up an af:query and an array of result. The problem is that I can't get the exact query that is used during the execution of this component in a managed bean method. Is it possible to get the query string that is run within the af: query?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Method of the ViewObject getQuery() returns what you need;

  You can replace the executeQueryForCollection(), and prior to calling super, you can print the result of getQuery() method:

  public void executeQueryForCollection (rowset Object,

  Object [] params,

  {int noUserParams)

  System.out.println ("SQL =" + getQuery());

  call the super method here...

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• Script SQL Developer runs all the lines

  I have a group of scripts that I want to execute in the order since a main script.  I created a file referencing these scripts as follows below.  My problem is that when I run this script (via F5 or another script referencing it), it runs only the first line and stops.  I have excluded questions with my references to file by changing the order - always the first runs and stops.  I have tried such as displayed below and with a semicolon; to separate each command.  I have scoured the web and can not find any reason why it does not work.  Each of the scripts listed below contains multiple statements separated by a; that wraps a file to a NAS where he is picked up by our external file transfer program.  It all works properly - the only thing that I have problems with using 1 script to call several files and run them in order.

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  @EMSTATUS.sql

  @EMPLOYEE.sql

  @HREMPUSF.sql

  @HRHISTORY.sql

  @HRSUPER.sql

  @JOBCLASS.sql

  @JOBCODE.sql

  @PAACTREAS.sql

  @PAEMPLOYEE.sql

  @PAEMPPOS.sql

  @PCODES.sql

  @PCODESDTL.sql

  @PERSACTHST.sql

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  @REVIEW.sql

  Hello

  Note You can place in the path: Tools-> preferences-> database-> spreadsheet-> "path select default to search scripts"

  
  

  I tried the following:

  c:\tmp\calltwoscripts. SQL

  set echo on

  @zone.sql

  @ztwo.sql

  Select 'done' double.

  c:\tmp\zone. SQL:

  Select 'one' double;

  c:\tmp\ztwo. SQL:

  Select 'two' SQL;

  executed in a worksheet:

  @c:/tmp/calltwoscripts.sql

  Output:

  > @zone.sql

  > select "one" of the double

  'A '.

  -----

  one

  > @ztwo.sql

  > Select "both" of the double

  "TWO".

  -----

  two

  > select 'done' double

  'DONE '.

  ----------

  Finish

  The things that could go wrong:

  Your scripts could end with "quit".

  Paths can mingle: try (not @) and full of paths.

  You could hit a code issue, the spreadsheet does not recover-in which case you should get the output on the command line and or Page logging of messages in the view.

  Turloch

  SQLDeveloper - team

  http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2012/06/how-to-collect-Debug-Info-for-Oracle-SQL-Developer/

  http://totierne.blogspot.co.UK/2013/07/user-check-on-sqldeveloper-worksheet.html

• sql statements run correctly

  Hello
  
  It is a question of certification.
  
  Question: 3
  Examine the structure of the table of PROGRAMS:
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  ---------- ------------- ---------------
  PROG_ID NOT NULL NUMBER (3)
  PROG_COST NUMBER (8.2)
  START_DATE DATE NULL NOT
  END_DATE DATE
  The two SQL statements would be run successfully? (Choose two.)
  A. SELECT NVL (ADD_MONTHS(END_DATE,1), SYSDATE) OF programs;
  B. SELECT TO_DATE (NVL (SYSDATE-END_DATE, SYSDATE)) OF programs;
  C. SELECT NVL (MONTHS_BETWEEN (start_date, end_date), 'Ongoing') OF programs;
  D. SELECT NVL (TO_CHAR (MONTHS_BETWEEN (start_date, end_date)), 'Ongoing') OF
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  My question is:
  If A and D are correct woud B and C run successfully also right?
  
  Please specify.

  What? You are able to do this in your test db?
  You get an error for B and C for this reason - the expressions in the two queries will assess a number. B trying to do a TO_DATE on a NUMBER, and C tries to substitute a VARCHAR2 string where a NUMBER is expected.

• PL/SQL to run the exe with the DB settings

  Hi all
  
  I have a little problem.
  
  I'm in the need to write that all connection, disconnection and connection fail data to the Windows application log. To do this, I already tried various solutions, but with my configuration (EE Oracle 10.2.0.4) and Windows Server 2003 R2 X 64 the only possible solution is (apparently) the following.
  
  I create a Table with the information I need:
  
  --------------------------------------
  
  CREATE TABLE logonaudittable
  (
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  SID NUMBER,
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  time DATE,
  name VARCHAR2 (30),
  osuserid VARCHAR2 (30),
  MachineName VARCHAR2 (64)
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  /
  --------------------------------------
  
  I have create a trigger for the connection data, one for logging for the logon fails:
  
  ------------------------------------------------
  
  LOGON trigger.
  
  Database of logonauditing AFTER logon ON CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER
  DECLARE
  MachineName VARCHAR2 (64);
  osuserid VARCHAR2 (30);
  v_sid NUMBER (10);
  v_serial NUMBER (10);
  
  CURSOR c1 IS
  SELECT sid, serial #, osuser, machine
  FROM v$ session WHERE audsid = userenv ('sessionid');
  BEGIN
  OPEN c1;
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  CLOSE c1;
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  -----------------------------------------------
  
  Logoff trigger
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER logoffauditing
  BEFORE logoff ON database
  DECLARE
  MachineName VARCHAR2 (64);
  osuserid VARCHAR2 (30);
  v_sid NUMBER (10);
  v_serial NUMBER (10);
  
  CURSOR c1 IS
  SELECT sid, serial #, osuser, machine
  FROM v$ session WHERE audsid = userenv ('sessionid');
  BEGIN
  OPEN c1;
  EXTRACT the c1 IN v_sid, v_serial, osuserid, machinename;
  
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  CLOSE c1;
  END;
  /
  
  -------------------------------------------------------
  
  Logon trigger FAILS
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER logonfailauditing
  AFTER ON SERVERERROR database
  DECLARE
  MachineName VARCHAR2 (64);
  osuserid VARCHAR2 (30);
  v_sid NUMBER (10);
  v_serial NUMBER (10);
  
  CURSOR c1 IS
  SELECT sid, serial #, osuser, machine
  FROM v$ session WHERE audsid = userenv ('sessionid');
  BEGIN
  IF (IS_SERVERERROR (1017)) THEN
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  END IF;
  END;
  /
  
  -------------------------------------------
  
  The I create a trigger that starts each time something is written on the table.
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  So I need a trigger that executes my WRITELOG. EXE file adding parameters. For example:
  
  Run WRITELOG. Event time username sid EXE
  
  So my program will write a journal in Windows with these data:
  
  Event: opening of SESSION
  SID: 2938473
  Time: 12/12/2011 11:45:32
  User name: Scott
  
  And so on.
  
  I already have the program that does this, I need to run the program with the right data directly from trigger or procedure performed by my trigger.
  
  Hope that I was clear and REALLY hope that someone can help me!
  
  Thanks to you all!

  So practically I should create a job something like this:

  BEGIN
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  job_type-online "EXECUTABLE."
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  and then I need to start this work every time that the LOGON trigger fires and it must be the trigger that inserts into the work, the arguments v_sid, v_serial, etc..

  ... I don't know how I can do this. What I need to create a procedure that creates jobs and the procedure is executed by the trigger? and how do you know the procedure to create the job with the data provided by the trigger. Sorry I ask much for the help, but I need this thing made in a time which is not compatible with me studying how to do it by myself. I will look at it, I want to know exactly how these things work, but now I need to speed things up a bit!

  Thank you for all the valuable assistance tfor!

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