Problem of NUMBERS in PL/SQL data type

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• Hello friends, I want to know what the data type can be declared in pl/sql, but cannot be declared in sql?

  Hello friends, I want to know what the data type can be declared in pl/sql, but cannot be declared in sql?

  Hello friends, I want to know what the data type can be declared in pl/sql, but cannot be declared in sql?

  That question is ambiguous: there is NOT a SINGLE type of data that can be declared in pl/sql, but not in sql.

  The Oracle documentaton is your friend.

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  I would only run this query...
  
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  Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
  
  -Bill

  captcashew wrote:
  > Maybe someone help me with this because I used to use PHP/MySQL, but for this one
  > instance I use Classic ASP/VBScript and MS SQL Server and I do not know
  > that much. The scenario is that I have an old site that was designed using html
  > tables and I do a CSS/XHTML update on Visual design. As long as we
  > are there, there are some pages that are dynamic and that use a MS Access
  > database and we thought it's a good time to upgrade from MS SQL Server
  > (2005, to be exact). No time/money to classic ASP VBScript in ASP.
  > .NET so.
  >
  > Overall, the upgrade went quite well, especially just needed a new
  > connecting to the DB in SQL Server in Dreamweaver after all tables and data
  > have been migrated to SQL Server. Almost everything works as it should. One of the problems
  > If.
  >
  > For some reason, the data of the data type 'text' in SQL Server is not
  > appear (or sometimes appear). I even tried to recreate the recordsets and
  > binds fresh data and the code is more or less identical to what we had
  > front. Anyone know what's happening, or how I can get this data to show?
  >
  > I think that maybe there are single and double quotes in the text
  > data and which could be screwing things up. I was hoping that there is only a simple
  > function I could apply the code, but as I said, I don't know.
  >
  > Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

  Your text field should be the last of your select statement, as
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  as a binary object, should be treated differently. Its common
  the migration of the access problem.

  If you need more of 8000 characters stick with him, otherwise use
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  Hello:
  
  I use a PL/SQL job script where I use a value of type LONG in a cursor. When I run it, I get:
  
  Incompatible data type of PL/SQL ORA-00932: expected NUMBER got LONG
  

  set serveroutput ON SIZE 1000000
  set heading off                
  set feedback off                
  set trimspool off               
  set echo off 
  set term off                   
  set pagesize 0         
  
  SPOOL &so_outfile;
  
  
  
  
  DECLARE
    v_data_file          varchar2(30);
   --   v_sch_code            varchar2(10);
   --   v_instance_name       varchar2(10);
      ws_path            payroll.pybutfl.pybutfl_utl_file_path%TYPE; 
      v_data_line           VARCHAR2 (2000)                              := NULL;
      fhandle_o             UTL_FILE.file_type;
      v_line_count          NUMBER                                       := 0;
      v_selected_count      NUMBER                                       := 0;
      v_error_count         NUMBER                                       := 0;
      v_written_count       NUMBER                                       := 0;
      v_error_text          VARCHAR2 (50)       := ' AMACONF_ERR: Unable to write the line. ';
      v_errm                VARCHAR2 (255);
      v_sqlerrm             VARCHAR2 (255);
      v_payment_type        VARCHAR2(10);
  
  
  CURSOR C1 IS
  select RTRIM
        ( 
          AMRCONF_PIDM_ERR            ||'|'||
          AMRCONF_IDEN_CODE_ERR       ||'|'||
          AMRCONF_ENTRY_DATE_ERR      ||'|'||
          AMRCONF_CONFID_IND_ERR      ||'|'||
         *AMRCONF_COMMENT_ERR        ||'|'||*
          AMRSUBJ_SUBJ_CODE_ERR       ||'|'||
          ERROR_CODE                  ||'|'||
          ERROR_CODE_TEXT                 ) data_line
          from WSUALUMNI.AMRCONF_ERR;
  
  
  
  BEGIN
  
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Program Generating AMACOMT Mass Update Error File ');
  IF UTL_FILE.is_open (fhandle_o)
      THEN   
     UTL_FILE.fclose (fhandle_o);
  END IF;
  
  /* Name The File Here */
  v_data_file := ('Amaconf_error.txt');
  
  
  
  SELECT RTRIM (pybutfl_utl_file_path)
        INTO ws_path
        FROM payroll.pybutfl;
        
        fhandle_o := UTL_FILE.fopen (ws_path, v_data_file, 'w');
        DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('UTLFILE file for this run is: ' || ws_path||'/'||v_data_file);
        v_written_count := 0;   
  
  FOR c1_rec IN C1 LOOP
        BEGIN
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          v_data_line := rtrim(c1_rec.data_line);
          UTL_FILE.put_line (fhandle_o, v_data_line);
          v_written_count := v_written_count + 1;
      EXCEPTION
       WHEN OTHERS
        THEN
         DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_error_text);
         v_error_count := v_error_count + 1;
      END;
  END LOOP;
  
       DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Number of Records Selected: ' || v_selected_count);
       DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Number of Records Written: ' || v_written_count);
  
        IF UTL_FILE.is_open (fhandle_o)
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  SPOOL OFF;

  If I comment on the ' AMRCONF_COMMENT_ERR |'| ' | ' line, then the script works fine. The table has been created as:
  

  Create Table WSUALUMNI.AMRCONF_ERR
  (
      AMRCONF_PIDM_ERR             NUMBER (8)    NOT NULL,
      AMRCONF_IDEN_CODE_ERR        VARCHAR2(5)   NOT NULL,
      AMRCONF_ENTRY_DATE_ERR       DATE          NOT NULL,
      AMRCONF_CONFID_IND_ERR       VARCHAR2(1),
      AMRCONF_COMMENT_ERR          LONG,          
      AMRSUBJ_SUBJ_CODE_ERR        VARCHAR2(5)   NOT NULL,
      ERROR_CODE                   VARCHAR2(12)  NOT NULL,
      ERROR_CODE_TEXT              VARCHAR2(50)  NOT NULL
  ); 

  I don't understand what the problem here is in the script.

  Hello
  Feew suggestions
  (1) LONG is an obsolete type so if possible start working on this column change
  (2) CLOB will be your favorite type of data on long.
  (3) you cannot use RTRIM on long.

  Here's a very quick example

  drop table h
  create table h (x long,y varchar2(100))
  select rtrim(x) from h
  select rtrim(y) from h
  

  Solution:
  [http://www.oracle.com/technology/oramag/code/tips2003/052503.html]

  need to better implement the clob data type and

  drop table h
  create table h (x clob,y varchar2(100))
  select  dbms_lob.substr( x, 4000, 1 ) from h
  select rtrim(y) from h
  

  See you soon!
  Bobin

• Problem with the CLOB data type.

  Greetings,
  
  I am facing a problem with the CLOB data type. I know that the CLOB data type is 4 GB (I use Oracle 9i). But in the Pl Sql procedure, I can only store 34305 size for a CLOB variable character data.
  
  This is the test script that I am trying to run.
  
  DECLARE
  -Local variables here*.
  I have INTEGER;
  C_1 CLOB.
  BEGIN
  FOR Rec IN (SELECT
  *
  ACCORDING TO THE TABLE)
  LOOP
  C_1: = c_1 | Rec.Clo_1;
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  Here variable C_1 range value 34305 good character regardless of type CLOB. Now the above script fails if query my buckle - huge number of return values. It is throwing the exception "error during transfer of files ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital error or value."
  
  He would be grateful if someone can help me on this.
  
  Thank you.

  You are probably better off using DBMS_LOB.append, instead of the concatenation of varchar2 (|).

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• table font PL/SQL: ORA-00902: invalid data type

  I m is
  
  PL/SQL: ORA-00902: invalid data type
  
  error in
  
  
  OPEN FOR PPymtCur
  SELECT *.
  TABLE (CAST (up_gap_tra_reports.myArray AS traArray));
  
  in my up_gap_tra_reports package.
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE GAPSDVEL.up_gap_tra_reports
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  (
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  Meghna wrote:
  is it possible to use the collection pl/sql in SQL or refcur without creating it because I'm not able to create the type of database.

  The only way I know is function in pipeline:

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      is
        type traRecord
          is record(
                    ename emp.ename%type,
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                   );
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  create or replace
    package body pkg1
      is
      function f1
          return traArray
          pipelined
        is
            v_rec traRecord;
        begin
            v_rec.ename := 'Sam';
            v_rec.sal := 1000;
            pipe row(v_rec);
            v_rec.ename := 'John';
            v_rec.sal := 1500;
            pipe row(v_rec);
            v_rec.ename := 'Mary';
            v_rec.sal := 2000;
            pipe row(v_rec);
            return;
      end;
  end;
  /
  

  Now, you can:

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    2  /
  
  ENAME             SAL
  ---------- ----------
  Sam              1000
  John             1500
  Mary             2000
  
  SQL>
  

  Don't forget, it will create the generated system types:

  SQL> select type_name from user_types
    2  /
  
  TYPE_NAME
  ------------------------------
  SYS_PLSQL_73305_9_1
  SYS_PLSQL_73305_DUMMY_1
  SYS_PLSQL_73305_34_1
  
  SQL> desc SYS_PLSQL_73305_9_1
   Name                                      Null?    Type
   ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
   ENAME                                              VARCHAR2(10)
   SAL                                                NUMBER(7,2)
  
  SQL> desc SYS_PLSQL_73305_DUMMY_1
   SYS_PLSQL_73305_DUMMY_1 TABLE OF NUMBER
  
  SQL> desc SYS_PLSQL_73305_34_1
   SYS_PLSQL_73305_34_1 TABLE OF SYS_PLSQL_73305_9_1
   Name                                      Null?    Type
   ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
   ENAME                                              VARCHAR2(10)
   SAL                                                NUMBER(7,2)
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Problem with the length of a CLOB data type

  Hello
  
  In my application, I have a page with an interactive report of written blogs - on this page, you can add a new blog (text box - CLOB data type), discovered a blog or edit a blog.
  There is something going wrong with the size of the blog text. I know APEX cannot accept that 32K text and I've seen the great value saving thread, but this isn't the solution to my problem.
  
  The problem is that when I add a blog with say about 4000 characters, it is saved in the database, but the interactive report, when I click on the view or edit icons for this blog, the blog text field appears empty. For small items (< 4000 characters), there is no problem.
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  Thank you!

  There seems to be a bug in the calculation of the value of the element Source when the Source Type is a SQL query and the data type of the selected column is CLOB. I'll file a bug for this. For now, I have demonstrated how you can use a type of function PL/SQL source instead. Please see point P3_TEXT:

  beginfor c1 in (select blog_textfrom blogwhere blog_id = :P3_BLOG_ID) loop  return c1.blog_text;end loop;return null;end;
  

  Scott

• Help with the problem of data type...

  Hi friends,
  
  I have a requirement. I have a warrant 2 guests (from and to). The data contained in the guests are like "Fall 2006", "spring 2006", "full of 2006", "Academic 2006"for a given year. " I have data from the year 2000 to 2008. The data type of the column duration in varchar. I have a report corresponding to this prompt. This report works well if it is not linked with the guests. If I have this tie with guests, its giving me results because in the report I gave filter as term is greater than or equal to ' fisrt_pv "(où first_pv est la variable de présentation j'ai utilisé pour mon d'invite de terme... comme second_pv sage est pour à terme rapide) and the term is less than or equal to"second_pv"."» So, if I put my guest (and) fall 2007 and (spring 2008 to) and run the report, its sends a fall 2007, Full 2000... Full2008, spring 2000... Spring 2008. It is because it is comparing the term based on letter of departure with all the other term. We know that the fall 2007 and spring 2008 are next to next semesters, is expected to see just a 2-column output. How do oracle know that?
  
  I have a term_number associated with this table numbered 1 to the spring of 2000, 2 Full, 3 for autumn 2000 2000, 4 for academic 2000... all the way up to academic 2008. I used this area to the command prompt to order because I want the guest to show as the spring of 2000, Full 2000, fall 2000 etc. instead of 2000 academic, University 2001... hope this field will be useful for you to analyze... I need your help to do this... If you need other info let me know... Thanks for your time n help...
  
  Kind regards...

  Yes. The problem is that your guests are CHAR, so the calculation "superior to" is done alphabetically rather than numerically. This digital keys.

  Create two columns to contain the term_number that match the values selected in your guests. Then the BETWEEN operator do not filter on numeric values. You can still view the CHAR values in your report, but now they will be in the range that you would expect.