PLSQL block return table

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• Pass the Shell script variable to the plsql block

  Hello
  I have a shell script and pass the parameter of Shell script in a PLSQL block, I use the code but impossible to get any result, below
  Can someone help me with this issue?
  
  Shell script: test.sh
  
  
  * #! / bin/sh *.
  
  var1 = $1
  
  SQLPLUS = 'sqlplus-s ".
  Login = "gmisowner/gmisowner1".
  
  day ='$SQLPLUS $LOGON < < ++
  set the position
  Set feedback off
  
  Start
  select count () from mis_ref_codes where ref_description = & var1; *
  
  end;
  
  "exit";
  ++`
  
  echo $day
  
  Execution at the command prompt: >./test.sh Underline
  returns nothing
  
  1. I was hoping the count (*) in the number of lines in him select statement is stored in the day, but nothing returned as output of the plsql block
  the select statement above is an example, but I'll have to run a much larger plsql block
  
  I have syntactically doing something wrong? Please suggest
  
  Published by: Camilla January 14, 2012 12:35

  First of all you needget get rid of anonymous PL/SQL block:

  var1=$1
  
  SQLPLUS="sqlplus -s"
  LOGON="gmisowner/gmisowner1"
  
  day=`$SQLPLUS $LOGON <<++
  set heading off
  set feedback off
  select count(*) from mis_ref_codes where ref_description=&var1;
  exit;
  ++`
  echo $day
  

  But it still does not work. Your SQL * more script a proxy & var1. It has nothing to do with shel environment variable var1. That is why SQL * PLus prompts you to enter the value just after she readings

  Select count (*) in the mis_ref_codes where ref_description = &var1;

  And since you redirected input to your script, you must put value of var1, which isn't what you want, right? So what you need is:

  dev > # I'll set $1 to X
  dev > set X
  dev > var1 = $1
  dev > SQLPLUS = 'sqlplus-s ".
  dev > login = ' / '.
  dev > ='$SQLPLUS $LOGON < < EOF
  > set position
  > leave your comments
  > set verify off
  > select ' Have a nice day! "twice where dummy ="$var1 ";
  > "exit";
  > EOF'
  dev > echo $day
  Good day!
  dev >

  SY.

  Published by: Solomon Yakobson on 13 January 2012 15:17

• How to get the error thrown in plsql block

  Hello
  
  
  I remember there is a table that keeps track of the error raised in plsql block. and if we want to see what the error thrown in our block, we can query this table. but unfortunately I forgot the name of the table.
  
  can someone help me with the name of the table.
  
  Thank you

  Well maybe I am not aware of such a table, but I believe there are no table of this type

  SELECT *
  FROM   ALL_ERRORS;
  

  * 009 *.

• PLSQL block does not run

  Hi all

  PLSQL block is not executing .showing reference out of reach. ?

  
  create or replace procedure sma
  is

  cursor c4 (P_no number) is select * from employee where department_id = P_no;
  I have used % rowtype;
  Start
  Open c4 (90);
  loop
  extract the c4 inside;
  When the exit c4% notfound;
  dbms_output.put_line (I.employee_id |) I.first_name);
  end loop;
  Close c4;
  end;
  

  /
  
  Start
  SMA. C4;
  end;
  

  
  

  

  And how he can run if the procedure name is SMA when you call ADM. C4? Question:

  BEGIN

  ADM;

  END;

  /

  PYM

• Hi, I am not able to execute the procedure using dblink in PLSql block. Although he works outside the end of the beginning. Please suggest solution

  Hello

  I'm not able to execute the procedure using dblink in PLSql block.

  Although he works outside the end of the beginning.

  Please suggest solution

  Hello

  Thanks everone for your contributions,

  As well as the permissions, I used to run inside the PL sql block, which was not necessary, we can simply call the procedure using dblink.

  Thanks guys,.

• Dynamic performance of plsql block of relaxation.

  Dear oracle Experts.
  I'm using the following oracle database.
  
  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bi
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
  CORE 10.2.0.4.0 Production
  AMT for Linux: release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
  
  I have a problem in the execution of the trigger. I have a small plsql block in the trigger, and I want to run it as a dynamic medium. but it gives the error. Please find the code of the trigger. Here my intension is that the column name used in trigger must be dynamic. In the future, if I want to pass the name of the column, I do without modification in the trigger.
  The error im getting is "ORA-01008: not all variables.
  
  Or y at - it another way to achieve this goal. Please suggest your ideas. Thank you!!!
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER ETM_AR_IU
  AFTER UPDATE ON
  EXTERNAL_MAPPING
  REFERRING AGAIN AS NINE OLD AND OLD
  FOR EACH LINE
  
  DECLARE
  V_COL_NAME VARCHAR2 (30);
  PL_SQL_BLOCK VARCHAR2 (1000);
  
  BEGIN
  
  SELECT T.COL_NAME IN THE TRIGGER_TABS_COLS V_COL_NAME T;
  PL_SQL_BLOCK: = '
  BEGIN
  IF: OLD.' | V_COL_NAME | "<>: NEW.'" V_COL_NAME |
  "THEN."
  INSERT INTO hema_clob VALUES (: NEW.'|) V_COL_NAME |') ;
  END IF;
  END;';
  IMMEDIATELY RUN PL_SQL_BLOCK;
  END;

  As immediate execution will execute the code as if it were a separate process of the trigger, this dynamic PL/SQL block is unlikely to have access to the: NEW and: OLD trigger variables.

  Dynamic SQL is pretty bad.
  Dynamic PL/SQL is just stupid.
  Dynamic PL/SQL within a trigger... ' enough said.

• FUNCTION return table

  Hi all
  
  I'm working on a project for school, if I appreciate any assistance as I learn. :).
  
  I created a function that returns a table.
  I get this error:
  ORA-06575: Package or GET_MAINT_DUE function is in an invalid state.
  
  I'm not getting compile errors, or whatever that either figure when I run

  SELECT *
  FROM user_errors 
  WHERE name = 'get_maint_due';

  So I don't know what the problem is.
  I need to create an object for the FUNCTION get_maint_due type? If Yes, how should I do that and it can be done within the function script (or in the package body, once I have add the feature to a package.
  
  The purpose of the function is to collect some existing columns in the table of boat and then
  an aggregatre MONTHS_BETWEEN to show how long it has been since the last interview was made on the loom.
  The table that goes against the service is called BOAT.
  

  CREATE TABLE Boat
  (Boat_ID NUMBER(10) 
  Boat_Name VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
  Model VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
  Manufacturer VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
  Seating_Capacity NUMBER (10) NOT NULL,
  STATUS VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
  pur_date DATE NOT NULL,
  last_maint_date DATE,
  CONSTRAINT "Boat_PK"
  PRIMARY KEY ( Boat_ID)
  )
  /
  
  --- Boat Data
  INSERT INTO boat
    VALUES  (boat_id_seq.NEXTVAL, 'Speedy', 'Speedster', 'Seadoo', '4', 'Available', '15-Jan-2010', '15-Jan-2012'); 
  INSERT INTO boat
    VALUES   (boat_id_seq.NEXTVAL, 'Gone', 'Speedster', 'Seadoo', '4', 'Available', '15-Jan-2010', '15-Jan-2012'); 
  INSERT INTO boat
    VALUES  (boat_id_seq.NEXTVAL,'Mama Kin', 'Deck Boat', 'Ranger', '6', 'Available', '15-May-2010', '15-May-2012');     
  INSERT INTO boat
    VALUES  (boat_id_seq.NEXTVAL,'Beer R-U-N','Cuddy', 'Aerocraft', '6', 'Available', '15-October-2011', '15-May-2012');
  INSERT INTO boat
     VALUES  (boat_id_seq.NEXTVAL, 'Rampage', 'Pontoon', 'Sailstar', '10', 'Available', '15-March-2009', '15-March-2012');   
  INSERT INTO boat
    VALUES (boat_id_seq.NEXTVAL, 'Justyn Time',  'Pontoon', 'Sailstar', '10', 'Available', '15-March-2009', '15-March-2012');   
  INSERT INTO boat
    VALUES (boat_id_seq.NEXTVAL, 'Triumph',  'Pontoon', 'Sailstar', '12','Available', '15-Jan-2012', '15-Jan-2012');   
  INSERT INTO boat
    VALUES (boat_id_seq.NEXTVAL, 'Big House', 'House Boat', 'Gulfstream', '16','Available', '15-Jan-2010', '15-Jan-2012');                   
  INSERT INTO boat
    VALUES (boat_id_seq.NEXTVAL, 'Cabo Wabo', 'Barge', 'Sea Raider', '25', 'Available', '15-March-2009', '15-March-2012');  
  
  COMMIT;
  /

  Here's the function

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION get_maint_due 
  RETURN TABLE
  AS
  BEGIN
    SELECT boat_ID,boat_name, model, manufacturer, seating_capacity, status, pur_date, last_maint_date,
    MONTHS_BETWEEN (to_date(SYSDATE, 'yyyy/mm/dd'), to_date(LAST_MAINT_DATE, 'yyyy/mm/dd')) Mnths_Since_Ser
    FROM BOAT
    WHERE MONTHS_BETWEEN (to_date(SYSDATE, 'yyyy/mm/dd'), to_date(LAST_MAINT_DATE, 'yyyy/mm/dd')) > 3
  END get_maint_due;

  Thank you for taking the time to look.

  With the sample data you posted I posted returns a cursor that points to 4 lines of data.

  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION get_maint_due
    2    RETURN sys_refcursor
    3  AS
    4    l_rc sys_refcursor;
    5  BEGIN
    6    OPEN l_rc FOR
    7      SELECT boat_ID,
    8             boat_name,
    9             model,
   10             manufacturer,
   11             seating_capacity,
   12             status,
   13             pur_date,
   14             last_maint_date,
   15             months_between( sysdate, last_maint_date ) Mnths_Since_Ser
   16      FROM BOAT
   17     WHERE months_between( sysdate, last_maint_date )  > 3;
   18    RETURN l_rc;
   19  END get_maint_due;
   20  /
  
  Function created.
  
  SQL> var rc refcursor;
  SQL> begin :rc := get_maint_due; end;
    2  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> print rc
  
     BOAT_ID BOAT_NAME                      MODEL
  ---------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------
  MANUFACTURER                   SEATING_CAPACITY STATUS
  ------------------------------ ---------------- ------------------------------
  PUR_DATE  LAST_MAIN MNTHS_SINCE_SER
  --------- --------- ---------------
           2 Speedy                         Speedster
  Seadoo                                        4 Available
  15-JAN-10 15-JAN-12               5
  
           3 Gone                           Speedster
  Seadoo                                        4 Available
  15-JAN-10 15-JAN-12               5
  
     BOAT_ID BOAT_NAME                      MODEL
  ---------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------
  MANUFACTURER                   SEATING_CAPACITY STATUS
  ------------------------------ ---------------- ------------------------------
  PUR_DATE  LAST_MAIN MNTHS_SINCE_SER
  --------- --------- ---------------
  
           8 Triumph                        Pontoon
  Sailstar                                     12 Available
  15-JAN-12 15-JAN-12               5
  
           9 Big House                      House Boat
  Gulfstream                                   16 Available
  
     BOAT_ID BOAT_NAME                      MODEL
  ---------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------
  MANUFACTURER                   SEATING_CAPACITY STATUS
  ------------------------------ ---------------- ------------------------------
  PUR_DATE  LAST_MAIN MNTHS_SINCE_SER
  --------- --------- ---------------
  15-JAN-10 15-JAN-12               5
  

  Justin

• Plsql block UNIX command

  Hi all
  I tried the PLSQL block unix command,
  Please see the code.
  
  DECLARE
  Stat INTEGER;
  host_command varchar2 (100);
  errorMsg VARCHAR2 (80);
  order varchar2 (2000);
  BEGIN
  
  command: = 'touch /home/oracle/testting.txt ';
  DBMS_PIPE.reset_buffer;
  host_command: = dbms_pipe.unique_session_name;
  
  dbms_output.put_line ('host_command :'|| host_command);
  
  DBMS_PIPE. PACK_MESSAGE (Command);
  
  dbms_output.put_line (' message pack :'|| order);
  
  STAT: = dbms_pipe.send_message (host_command);
  
  dbms_output.put_line ('stat :'||) STAT);
  
  Stat IF 0 THEN
  raise_application_error (-20000, ' error :'||) To_char (STAT). "sending on hose');
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  STAT: = dbms_pipe.receive_message (host_command);
  
  dbms_output.put_line ('stat2, :'||) STAT);
  
  Stat IF 0 THEN
  raise_application_error (-20000, ' error :'||) To_char (STAT). "receiving on hose');
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  dbms_output.put_line ('errormsg :'|| errormsg);
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  -----------------result-----------------------------
  host_command:ORA$ PIPE 002D $19820001
  /Home/Oracle/testting.txt message: touch Pack
  STAT: 0
  stat2:0
  errorMsg:touch /home/oracle/testting.txt
  DECLARE
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-20000: runtime error: touch /home/oracle/testting.txt
  ORA-06512: at line 33 level
  ___________________________________
  
  Can someone tell me what I did wrong in this code.
  I'm working on Oracle 11 g and AIX unix server.

  user9159359 wrote:
  Hi all
  I tried the PLSQL block unix command,
  Please see the code.

  DECLARE
  Stat INTEGER;
  host_command varchar2 (100);
  errorMsg VARCHAR2 (80);
  order varchar2 (2000);
  BEGIN

  command: = 'touch /home/oracle/testting.txt ';
  DBMS_PIPE.reset_buffer;
  host_command: = dbms_pipe.unique_session_name;

  Nothing of this code just get following result with the error.

  You do not understand that a hose needs at least 2 processes? It is a communication interface - you cannot create a single process that send data down a pipe and expect it to work. To do a second process that reads the pipe and treats this content.

  Take a look at the Packages of PL/SQL in Oracle® database and reference Types that explains how an external (using Pro * C) system via DBMS_PIPE interface resembles.

  From what you have posted, it seems that you are missing the part 2 - the Pro * C process that provides the actual interface of the system.

• In plsql block that will run first block internal or external block...

  In plsql block that will run first block internal or external block...
  
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  Outer block starts running first.
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  Suresh.

• PLSQL block

  I have small PLSQL block with a variable binding in it which throws an error on its execution.
  
  declare
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  ORA-01008: not all variables
  
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  Help, please
  
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  Yes. You use a local variable rather than an external variable bound...

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• PLSQL block for compression of multi tables

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  to compress a table "alter table table_name move compress.

  You can compress one at a time can therefore either use a loop in a PL/SQL like so block...

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• PLSQL block statement Update

  Oracle: 10.2.0.5
  
  Update TEST. C USER_PROFILEs
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  Select a.uswin in the TEST. GBL_USER_PROFILE a, test.user_profiles b
  where b.five_and_two = a.uswin
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  ORA-01427: einreihig subquery returns more than one line is due to my in the paragraph.
  
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  We have no idea what you're trying to do, but looks like:

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                       where c.five_and_two=a.uswin
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• Number of blocks of Table

  Hello

  I have a table T, and it has 30 rows.

  I put the command:

  Select

  Count (*) "number of lines"

  DBMS_ROWID. ROWID_BLOCK_NUMBER (ROWID) 'block No. '.

  Of

  t

  Group

  DBMS_ROWID. ROWID_BLOCK_NUMBER (ROWID)

  and Oracle gave me the block number 663 that all rows are in the block.

  Also, I used user_tables, dbms_space.space_usage, dbms_space.unused_space

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  The result makes me confused because the number of blocks in rowid_block_number() - 1 - is different

  from user_tables, dbms_space.space_usage () - 5.

  If 5 is the correct number of blocks, why isn't the value of the empty_blocks column in user_tables 3?

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  Can someone tell me the difference in the value of the blocks, free blocks and total blocks between the view and the functions?

  Thanks in advance.

  

  

  Under Oracle SAMS usually formats 16 blocks at once, but since you use the allocated system extensions the first measure is only 8 blocks so the whole extent is formatted.

  As the 1 degree in the segment, the 3 first blocks are the space management (level 1 bitmap, bitmap image in level 2, segment header) leaving you 5 blocks that are formatted and 100% free space and you have then inserted you stored in the pseudo (-) randomly selected last block of scale - leaving you with 4 blocks to 100% of free space and a partially filled block.

  Concerning

  Jonathan Lewis

• PowerState situation - problem with the code block - returns false, but seems real to list extended properties

  If this provision of the code (part of a script a lot bigger) seems to not work properly.  It returns false when it should return true.  Basically I want my script to verify that virtual machines are turned on by the admin of the script running.  There will be a break in case of failure and then press a button to try again.  Here is the block of code (which I have shared out in his own script to test).

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  To list extended properties, it returns the correct information:

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  When I run in the script with the extensiondata. Guest.Powerstat, it returns false.

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  Fake

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  But why look in the ExtensionData that same property is exposed as (Get - VM $vmname). PowerState

• Build the query in PLSQL to return well formed XML with multiple records

  Hello
  
  It's very urgent. I am creating a PLSQL query who must retrieve all records in the table of "tbl_Emp" oracle database in a well-formed xml format. The format is given below
  
  * < employees xmlns = "http://App.Schemas.Employees" xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" > *.
  * < employee > *.
  * < name > < / name >. *
  * < Last_Name > < / Last_Name > *.
  * < / employee > *.
  * < employee > *.
  * < name > < / name >. *
  * < Last_Name > < / Last_Name > *.
  * < / employee > *.
  *...*
  * < / employees > *.
  
  To retrieve data in above format, I tried to create a query for a long time as below
  
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  XMLAttributes ('http://App.Schemas.Employees' AS 'xmlns',
  (* "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" AS "xmlns: xsi"), *.
  XMLElement ("employee", XMLForest (First_Name, Last_Name)))
  AS 'RESULT '.
  OF tbl_Emp;
  
  But it does not give me the desired output. It creates the < Employees > tag with each individual record which I didn't need. I need tag < Employees > the root tag and the tag < employee > repeat and wrap each individual record. Please help me in that it's very urgent. Thank you.

  Hello

  Remember that nothing is 'urgent' here, and repeating it will probably produce the opposite effect.

  If you need a quick answer, provide all necessary details, in the first place:
  -version of db
  -test with sample data and DDL cases

  That being said, it's easy, it takes group using XMLAgg:

  SELECT XMLElement("Employees"
         , XMLAttributes(
             'http://App.Schemas.Employees' AS "xmlns"
           , 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' AS "xmlns:xsi"
           )
         , XMLAgg(
             XMLElement("Employee"
             , XMLForest(
                 e.first_name as "First_Name"
               , e.last_name  as "Last_Name"
               )
             )
           )
         ) AS "RESULT"
  FROM hr.employees e
  ;