Problem in «Insert into...» "Select * from tablename" query

Hello
I am inserting a million record from one table to another table using "insert in...". Select * from 'method. During this insertion, if one of the recording have insertion any problem then obiviously, be rollbacked, - not only that, to find the wrong people, the recording will be a tedious job.

is it possible to find which record having problems during such an insertion? and is it possible to validate the transaction?

Note: I know that we can use the collection method in bulk to solve this problem, but my situation, I have to use "insert..." Select * from 'method only.

Please guide me if anyone have dealt with this problem before.

Thank you
Kalanidhi

You can try the ERROR LOG IN the clause of the INSERT statement.

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which is wrong with this query?
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INSERT INTO 'PACE_IR_MOISTURE' ('SCHEDULE_SEQ', 'LAB_SAMPLE_ID', 'HSN","SAMPLE_TYPE","MATRIX","SYSTEM_ID")
SELECT 'A6' DISTINCT '. SCHEDULE_SEQ', 'A5 '. "' LAB_SAMPLE_ID ', 'A5 '. "" HSN ","A4 ". "" SAMPLE_TYPE ","A4 ". "" MATRIX ": B1
"SCHEDULES" @! "A6", "PERMANENT_IDS" @! "A5", "SAMPLES" @! "A4", "PROJECT_SAMPLES" @! "A3", "PROJECTS" @! "A2".
WHERE "A6". «PROC_CODE ' = 'DRY WEIGHT' AND 'A6'.» ' ACTIVE_FLAG '= 'C' AND "A6". "COND_CODE" = "CH", ("A2" ".") " WIP_STATUS '= 'WP' OR 'A2'.' WIP_STATUS "=" HO") AND"A4 ". "WIP_STATUS"= "WP" AND "A3". "PROJECT_SEQ"= "A3". "" PROJECT_SEQ "AND"A3 ". "HSN"= "A4". "" HSN ' AND 'A5 '. "HSN"= "A4". "" HSN ' AND 'A5 '. "HSN"= "A6". "" SCHEDULE_ID. "

Here is the plan of the command explain on proddmt00:

PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SQL_ID, cvgpfkhdhn835, number of children 0
-------------------------------------
INSERT INTO 'PACE_IR_MOISTURE' ('SCHEDULE_SEQ', 'LAB_SAMPLE_ID', 'HSN","SAMPLE_TYPE","MATRIX","SYSTEM_ID")
SELECT 'A6' DISTINCT '. SCHEDULE_SEQ', 'A5 '. "' LAB_SAMPLE_ID ', 'A5 '. "" HSN ","A4 ". "" SAMPLE_TYPE ","A4 ". "" MATRIX ": B1
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WHERE "A6". «PROC_CODE ' = 'DRY WEIGHT' AND 'A6'.» ' ACTIVE_FLAG '= 'C' AND "A6". "COND_CODE" = "CH" AND "
("A2". "WIP_STATUS"= "WP" OR "A2". ("" WIP_STATUS "=" HO ") AND"A4 ". "WIP_STATUS" = "WP" AND "
"A3". "PROJECT_SEQ"= "A3". "" PROJECT_SEQ "AND"A3 ". "HSN"= "A4". "" HSN ' AND 'A5 '. "HSN"= "A4". "" HSN "AND
'A5 '. "HSN"= "A6". "" SCHEDULE_ID. "

Hash value of plan: 3310593411

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| ID | Operation | Name | Lines | Bytes | TempSpc | Cost (% CPU). Time | Inst | IN-OUT |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| 0 | INSERT STATEMENT. 5426M (100) | |
| 1. UNIQUE HASH | 1210K | 118 M | 262 M | 5426M (3) | 999:59:59 |
|* 2 | HASH JOIN | 763G | 54T | 8152K | 4300M (1) | 999:59:59 |
| 3. DISTANCE | 231K | 5429K | 3389 (2) | 00:00:41 |! | R > S |
| 4. THE CARTESIAN MERGE JOIN. 1254G | 61T | 1361M (74). 999:59:59 |
| 5. THE CARTESIAN MERGE JOIN. 3297K | 128 M | 22869 (5) | 00:04:35 |
| 4 > DISTANCE | SCHEDULES | 79. 3002 | 75 (0) | 00:00:01 | | R > S |
| 7. KIND OF BUFFER. 41830 | 122K | 22794 (5) | 00:04:34 |
| 8. DISTANCE | PROJECTS | 41830 | 122K | 281 (2) | 00:00:04 |! | R > S |
| 9. KIND OF BUFFER. 380K | 4828K | 1361M (74). 999:59:59 |
| 10. DISTANCE | PROJECT_SAMPLES | 380K | 4828K | 111 (0) | 00:00:02 |! | R > S |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Information of predicates (identified by the operation identity card):
---------------------------------------------------

2 - access("A3".") HSN '= 'A4'.' HSN' AND 'A5 '. "HSN"= "A6". ("' SCHEDULE_ID")
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Looking at your SQL it loks like you're not joining to the PROJECT table (where the word dreaded CARTESIAN?):

Your code:
```
JOIN PROJECTS P ON PS.PROJECT_SEQ = PS.PROJECT_SEQ 
```
... I think this should probably be...
```
JOIN PROJECTS P ON P.PROJECT_SEQ = PS.PROJECT_SEQ 
```
....??

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curiosity:

Is there a particular reason, why you have created a table with a single column of type UDT instead of:

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I need your help to write queries effectively.
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OPERATING SYSTEM: UNIX

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01234567890aaaaaaa     OD001     EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA,PT
01234567890aaaaaaa     OD001     EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA,PT
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When you use a GROUP BY clause or in an aggregate function, then all in the SELECT clause must be:

(A) a ggregate function,

(B) one of the expressions "group By."

(C) adding to C, or

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To ask him, there are 5 columns in the SELECT clause. The last one is a function MAX (...); It is an aggregate, is not serious.

The first 2 columns are also named in the GROUP BY clause, so that they are well.

The other 2 columns, country and internal_Id do not match any of the above categories. These 2 columns cause the error.

There are many ways to avoid this error, each producing different results. You could
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Whenever you have a question, please post a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements) for all the tables involved, so people who want to help you can recreate the problem and test their ideas. Also post the results you want from this data, as well as an explanation of how you get these results from these data.

Always say what version of Oracle you are using (for example, 11.2.0.2.0).

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