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• Can we call the procedure inside the function?

  Hello
  
  Can we call the procedure inside the function?
  
  Thank you
  Brij

  845712 wrote:

  Can we call the procedure inside the function?

  Strange question to ask.

  Yes. This is the standard behavior in most (if not all) procedural and object oriented languages.

  A procedure, function or a method is a unit of code.

  You can call one of the other units. Units can call themselves (recursion). Technically, this means simply by pushing the battery current (to save the stack of the current device memory), the call to the new unit and then popping up battery when control is returned to the unity of the appellant.

  There are very few exceptions to this. The only one that comes to mind programming languages I've used through the years, is natural 1 - could not call a new unit of code to replace the existing one in memory. If no call-and-return was possible.

  Exactly what did you ask this question? Some newcomers to confused Oracle SQL and PL/SQL - two different languages aside server. And then also mistaken for PL/SQL client command vocabulary of SQL * more.

  You will need to make sure that understand the basics of programming (applies to most current programming languages) and Oracle concepts.

• Can we put procedure in a function?

  Can we put procedure in a function?

  Hello

  If you mant to say have a procedural code in a function, you can do it, you can have a block of code in a function or if you want to call a procedure in a function you can call it.
  Have you tried to create a Package?

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/AppDev.102/b14261/packages.htm

  Thank you

• Call a procedure and a function over a db link

  I feel a few errors with the following and would be very happy in the view of some experts here.

  My use case is to insert records into a table via a database link. Inserted records will be interviewed for a same table in the local data dictionary. Everything works, but sometimes, I get a unique constraint violation if I'm trying to insert a duplicate record, so I wrote a simple function to check for the scenario. My problem is that I can run my procedure using the link to the db and I can run my function using the db link, but I can't use the two together without errors.

  My test scenario uses only the standard emp table:

  create or replace procedure test_insert(p_instance varchar2)
  IS
  l_sql varchar2(4000);
  begin
      l_sql := 'insert into EMP@'||p_instance||' (EMPNO, ENAME, JOB, MGR, SAL, DEPTNO) (Select EMPNO, ENAME, JOB, MGR, SAL, DEPTNO from EMP)';
  execute immediate l_sql;
  END;
  
  

  BEGIN
  test_insert('myLink');
  END;
  
  

  It works very well and the insert occurs without any problem.

  If I run the same process a second time, I get:

  00001 00000 - "forced single (s.%s) violated" which is what I've been waiting for EMPNO has a unique constraint. So far so good.

  Now, I create a function to check if the record exists:

  create or replace function record_exists(p_empno IN NUMBER, p_instance IN varchar2) return number
  IS
  l_sql varchar2(4000);
  l_count number;
  BEGIN
  l_sql := 'select count(*) from EMP@'||p_instance||' where empno = '||p_empno;
  execute immediate l_sql into l_count;
  IF
  l_count > 0
  THEN return 1;
  ELSE
  return 0;
  END IF;
  END;
  
  

  I test this situation as follows:

  select record_exists(8020, 'myLink') from dual;
  
  

  RECORD_EXISTS(8020,'myLink')

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

  1

  That works well, so now I'll add this feature to my procedure:

  create or replace procedure test_insert(p_instance varchar2)
  IS
  l_sql varchar2(4000);
  begin
      l_sql := 'insert into EMP@'||p_instance||' (EMPNO, ENAME, JOB, MGR, SAL, DEPTNO) (Select EMPNO, ENAME, JOB, MGR, SAL, DEPTNO from EMP WHERE record_exists( EMPNO, '''||p_instance||''') = 0)';
  execute immediate l_sql;
  END;
  
  

  I test this situation as follows:

  BEGIN
  test_insert('myLink');
  END;
  
  

  As a result:

  Error report:
  ORA-02069: global_names parameter must be set to TRUE for this operation
  ORA-06512: at "FUSION.TEST_INSERT", line 6
  ORA-06512: at line 2
  02069. 00000 -  "global_names parameter must be set to TRUE for this operation"
  *Cause:    A remote mapping of the statement is required but cannot be achieved
             because global_names should be set to TRUE for it to be achieved
  *Action:   Issue alter session set global_names = true if possible
  
  

  I don't know why I'm getting this. The function works, the works of the procedure, but when I combine I get an error. If I set the global setting to true names and then run again I get:

  
  02085. 00000 -  "database link %s connects to %s"
  *Cause:    a database link connected to a database with a different name.
             The connection is rejected.
  *Action:   create a database link with the same name as the database it
             connects to, or set global_names=false.
  
  

  All opinions are appreciated. I do not understand why I can run the procedure and function of each separately on the db connection, but they don't work together.

  Thank you

  John

  The procedure depends on what how would you define failure and it should mean - error to the caller, sign and continue, just continue. Constraints are created to ensure if it receives no invalid data in a table. Generally, they provide the most effective mechanism for the verification of the invalid data and return useful exceptions that can deal with the appellant. You also double the workload of the checking uniqueness by adding your own control.

  In general I would say use Exceptions, they are your friend

• CF 11 Post update 3 issue - [SQLServer JDBC Driver] [SQL Server] procedure or a function expects the parameter which is not provided.

  Information on ColdFusion 11:

  Server details
  Server product	ColdFusion
  Version	11,0,03,292480
  Version of Tomcat	7.0.54.0
  Edition	Developer
  Operating system	Windows 8
  OS version	6.2
  Update level	C:/ColdFusion11/cfusion/lib/updates/chf11000003.jar
  Version of the Adobe driver	5.1.3 (build 000094)

  Sample error:

  queryError	[Macromedia] [SQLServer JDBC Driver] [SQL Server] Procedure or function 'ListClientDPReceiptFormat' expects the parameter '@idCient', which was not provided.
  where	(param 1) = [type = 'IN', class = 'java.lang.Integer', value = '4', sqltype = "CF_SQL_INTEGER"]

  Stored procedure:

  	< procedure CFSTOREDPROC = "ListClientDPReceiptFormat" >
  		"< CFPROCPARAM TYPE = 'IN' DBVARNAME ="@idClient"VALUE =" #Request.Client.Id # "" CFSQLTYPE = "CF_SQL_INTEGER" >
  		< CFPROCRESULT NAME = "qryDPReceiptFormats" >
  	< / CFSTOREDPROC >

  This stored procedure and other like it worked fine until the update from CF 11 3 has been applied.

  Thank you!

  It seems to be a typo here. Can clarify you...

  The error "[Macromedia] [SQLServer JDBC Driver] [SQL Server] procedure or function 'ListClientDPReceiptFormat' expects the parameter '@idCient', which was not provided."  the parameter defined as @idCient but your cfprocparam dbvarname = has ' @idClient'. .

  These are spelled differently.

  
  

  I think that this may be related to what is mentioned in this bug - Bug #3865064 - ColdFusion 11 3 CFPROCRESULT case update

  
  

  Adam Cameron notes:

  
  

  " Basically, then, it's a matter of the code in question was wrong, but the user has been getting away with it because the DBVARNAME was ignored. Now that it is not ignored, the code must actually be legitimate ;-). Very well, in that case. »

  
  

• would you use a stored procedure or a function

  Hello
  
  I have a very long query. I reduced a large number of sections of it with views.
  
  But now I have a section that is repeated several times, about 40 times. It is about 15 lines of SQL code.
  
  The variation between these blocks are two fields which change their value and I always join the result of these blocks using the same ID.
  
  Of course, I think I can extract in a central block (DRY) and call them from a main request, the question is how.
  
  My first approach would be a stored procedure. But all the examples I found that you use some PL/SQL or Java, that I could also... but isn't it overkill?
  The function?
  Any recommendation?
  
  Thank you!

  refer wrote:
  who would do it, I guess that
  now the newbie question: in the function block: how to assign select va1 and va2 from a query results in the attributes of the object? I couldn't find an example where this is demonstrated (if possible).

  I should have simplified:

  create or replace function ma_fonction (a number, b varchar2) return my_type
  as
  my_type my_obj;
  Start
  -here:
  Select val1, val2 from table1 - is always only one line
  -my_obj: = my_type (a, b); -How can I assign those here?
  Return my_obj;
  end
  ;

  select my_type(val1,val2) into my_obj
  from table1;
  

  Published by: Toon Koppelaars on February 24, 2011 10:16

• Stored procedure and stored function

  Greetings from a newbie,
  Question about procedure and function:
  When we use procedure and function? What is the difference between the two?
  
  Kind regards
  Valerie
  
  Published by: Valerie debonair on August 24, 2009 21:27

  When we use procedure and function?

  If you need to compute and value, good idea to use the function to return.
  If you need data DML, good idea to use the procedure...

  What is the difference between the two?

  A FUNCTION is always returns a value using the return statement.
  A PROCEDURE can return one or more values through parameters or may not return at all.

• How to pass the value of an element in a function called by a procedure

  Hello

  I have a procedure named PROCEDURE AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE (sorry I don't know how to get in shape for the code):

  {code: sql}create or replace PROCEDURE AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE AS

  CURSOR curs1 is

  Select the site, name, site_pluviometre clef_var

  where EN_SERVICE = 'YES ';

  number of stmt;

  BEGIN

  DELETE FROM PLUVIO_DATA;

  for m loop curs1

  stmt: = calc_pluvio (m.clef_var);

  INSERT INTO pluvio_data values (m.clef_var, stmt);

  end loop;

  commit;

  END AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE; {code}

  This procedure calls a function:

  {code: sql}create or replace function "CALC_PLUVIO" (station NUMBER)

  return the number is the default number of 0 total.

  BEGIN

  WITH PRECIPITATION AS

  (SELECT DATE1 RAINFALLDATE, VALUE

  OF EVV_STPL

  WHERE CLEF_VAR = station

  AND TRUNC (DATE1) = TRUNC (sysdate-1))

  SELECT SUM (TOTO) INTO CUMULATION

  DE)

  SELECT TRUNC (RAINFALLDATE) AS date,

  VALUE,

  (VALUE) AHEAD OF (TRUNC PARTITION (RAINFALLDATE)

  ORDER BY RAINFALLDATE

  ) - VALUE AS TOTO

  PRECIPITATION

  )

  WHERE TOTO > = 0

  GROUP BY date;

  DATE OF RETURN;

  EXCEPTION

  WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN

  TOTAL: = 0;

  DATE OF RETURN;

  END; {code}

  You can see that the function uses 'sysdate-1' regarding the date. " In order to be more flexible with the date and to be able to use a date other than the date of the previous day, I would like to pass as a parameter to the function of the value of a page called P1_DATE.

  But, how can I do? Function CALC_PLUVIO' is called by the stored procedure 'AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE of PROCEDURE' for which I can not transmit to any parameter as for example the P1_DATE element.

  I use Application Express 5.0.1.00.06

  Thank you for your help.

  Chipniz wrote:

  I have a procedure named AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE of PROCEDURE (sorry I don't know how to get in shape for the code):

  Click on the link to the editor advanced usage in the top right of the edit box, select the code in the editor and choose the language desired from the syntax highlighting options in > toolbar button menu. (For SQL and PL/SQL code, use "SQL").

  create or replace PROCEDURE AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE AS
    CURSOR curs1 is
      select site, nom, clef_var from site_pluviometre
                where EN_SERVICE = 'OUI';
    stmt number;
  BEGIN
    DELETE FROM PLUVIO_DATA;
    for m in curs1 loop
      stmt := calc_pluvio (m.clef_var);
      INSERT INTO pluvio_data values (m.clef_var, stmt);
    end loop;
      commit;
  END AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE;
  

  This procedure calls a function:

  create or replace function "CALC_PLUVIO" (station in NUMBER)
  return number is cumul number default 0;
  BEGIN
  WITH RAINFALL AS
  (SELECT DATE1 RAINFALLDATE, VALEUR VALUE
  FROM    EVV_STPL
  WHERE  CLEF_VAR = station
  AND        TRUNC (DATE1) = TRUNC (sysdate-1))
  SELECT SUM (TOTO) INTO CUMUL
  FROM (
  SELECT TRUNC (RAINFALLDATE) AS datte,
  VALUE,
  LEAD (VALUE) OVER ( PARTITION BY TRUNC (RAINFALLDATE)
  ORDER BY RAINFALLDATE
  ) - VALUE AS TOTO
  FROM RAINFALL
  )
  WHERE TOTO >= 0
  GROUP BY datte;
  RETURN CUMUL;
  EXCEPTION
      WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
          CUMUL := 0;
      RETURN CUMUL;
  END;
  

  You can see that the function uses ' sysdate-1' regarding the date. " To be more flexible with the date and to be able to use a date other than the date of the previous day, I want to pass as a parameter to the function of the value of a page called P1_DATE.

  But, how can I do? The CALC_PLUVIO function ' is called by the stored procedure 'AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE of PROCEDURE' for which I can not transmit to any parameter as for example the P1_DATE element.

  What do you mean by "I can't pass any parameter"? That you cannot change the signatures of the procedure and function?

  Passage of a parameter is the recommended approach. Including a default value will ensure that programs are backward compatible with existing code that does not it:

  create or replace PROCEDURE AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE (p_rainfall_date in date default null) AS
    CURSOR curs1 is
      select site, nom, clef_var from site_pluviometre
                where EN_SERVICE = 'OUI';
    stmt number;
  BEGIN
    DELETE FROM PLUVIO_DATA;
    for m in curs1 loop
      stmt := calc_pluvio (m.clef_var, p_rainfall_date);
      INSERT INTO pluvio_data values (m.clef_var, stmt);
    end loop;
      commit;
  END AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE;
  

  create or replace function "CALC_PLUVIO" (station in NUMBER, p_rainfall_date in date default null)
  return number is
    cumul number default 0;
    rainfall_date date;
  BEGIN
    rainfall_date := trunc(coalesce(p_rainfall_date, sysdate-1));
  WITH RAINFALL AS
  (SELECT DATE1 RAINFALLDATE, VALEUR VALUE
  FROM    EVV_STPL
  WHERE  CLEF_VAR = station
  AND        TRUNC (DATE1) = calc_pluvio.rainfall_date)
  SELECT SUM (TOTO) INTO CUMUL
  FROM (
  SELECT TRUNC (RAINFALLDATE) AS datte,
  VALUE,
  LEAD (VALUE) OVER ( PARTITION BY TRUNC (RAINFALLDATE)
  ORDER BY RAINFALLDATE
  ) - VALUE AS TOTO
  FROM RAINFALL
  )
  WHERE TOTO >= 0
  GROUP BY datte;
  RETURN CUMUL;
  EXCEPTION
      WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
          CUMUL := 0;
      RETURN CUMUL;
  END;
  

  This code can be called APEX by:

  AFFICHAGE_PLUVIO_VEILLE(p_rainfall_date => to_date(:p1_date, 'DD-MON-YYYY')); -- change format mask to that used in the P1_DATE item
  

  Moreover, if the P1_DATE element is the only possible source of another value on the date of the rain, then the value can be referenced directly in the function:

  create or replace function "CALC_PLUVIO" (station in NUMBER)
  return number is
    cumul number default 0;
    rainfall_date date;
  BEGIN
    rainfall_date := trunc(coalesce(v('P1_DATE'), sysdate-1));
  WITH RAINFALL AS
  (SELECT DATE1 RAINFALLDATE, VALEUR VALUE
  FROM    EVV_STPL
  WHERE  CLEF_VAR = station
  AND        TRUNC (DATE1) = calc_pluvio.rainfall_date)
  SELECT SUM (TOTO) INTO CUMUL
  FROM (
  SELECT TRUNC (RAINFALLDATE) AS datte,
  VALUE,
  LEAD (VALUE) OVER ( PARTITION BY TRUNC (RAINFALLDATE)
  ORDER BY RAINFALLDATE
  ) - VALUE AS TOTO
  FROM RAINFALL
  )
  WHERE TOTO >= 0
  GROUP BY datte;
  RETURN CUMUL;
  EXCEPTION
      WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
          CUMUL := 0;
      RETURN CUMUL;
  END;
  

• Difference of procedure & function

  Hi all

  After citing some tutorials, I got to know that the difference between the procedure and the function is that the procedure may or may not return a value as the function must return a value to the calling program. Given below is my procedure. & He would compare the lower of the two numbers would be smaller than

  create or replace procedure findmin

  (

  x in number,

  there in numbers,

  z series

  )

  is

  Start

  if(x<y) then

  z: = x;

  on the other

  z: = y;

  end if;

  end;

  declare

  c number;

  Start

  findmin (23,45,c);

  dbms_output.put_line (c);

  end;

  Here's my function even if it does the same thing.

  create or replace function findmin_fun

  (

  x in number,

  y number

  )

  Return number

  is

  number of z;

  Start

  if(x<y) then

  z: = x;

  on the other

  z: = y;

  end if;

  Return z;

  end;

  declare

  Start

  dbms_output.put_line (findmin_fun (56,28));

  end;

  I would like to know under what are all the scenarios of the procedure and function would be used. And also I want to know could do dml as insert, update, and delete operations

  If so, could you guys explain me with some examples to expose DML operations on functions

  After citing some tutorials, I got to know the difference between the procedure & function is that the procedure may or may not return a value as the function must return a value to the calling program.

  Not quite.

  A procedure does NOT return a value - it can fill in the parameters OUT or INOUT but which is NOT considered to be "of return values.

  A function ALWAYS returns a value that can be null. The only exception is if the function throws an exception.

  My procedure is given below. It would be to compare the lower of the two numbers & would mean that smaller

  Not quite - the procedure returns NO value. You use it to try to fill one OUT parameter, but it's NOT the same.

  I would like to know under what are all the scenarios the procedure & function would be used.

  Functions can be used in SQL; procedures cannot be used in SQL.

  The functions return a value; procedures of does NOT return a value.

  Use the functions when you need to return a value; Use the procedures when you do NOT need to return a value.

  It is not possible to list 'all scenarios' for one or the other, because there may be ANY NUMBER of possible scenarios.

  And also I want to know could do dml as insert operations, update & delete

  What happened when you tried?

  The best and fastest, to learn is to actually TRY THINGS. Don't be afraid to break the Oracle by actually writing code and tests of things yourself.

  If so, could you guys explain me with some examples to expose DML operations on functions

  The Oracle documentation have a LOT of examples of using functions and procedures and include the code of the example.

  https://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/AppDev.112/e25519/subprograms.htm#CHDBEJGF

  The internet has even more examples of code.

• How do you know that a spesific procedure or function has been run by the user who and when?

  
  Hi all

  Suppose I have a procedure or a function whose name is MY_PROC. Is it possible to learn that the user who has been running this procedure and when?

  Thank you

  Hi NightWing,

  You need VERIFICATION for operations.

  11.2 docs: AUDIT

  For example:

  SQL> show parameter audit_trail;
  NAME                                 TYPE        VALUE
  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
  audit_trail                          string      DB
  SQL>
  
  SQL> conn iarsov/iarsov
  Connected.
  SQL> create or replace function test_audit
    2  return date
    3  is
    4  begin
    5  return sysdate;
    6  end;
    7  /
  
  Function created.
  
  SQL> conn system
  Enter password:
  Connected.
  
  SQL> audit execute on iarsov.test_audit by access;
  Audit succeeded.
  
  SQL> select os_username,username,obj_name,owner from dba_audit_trail where obj_name = 'TEST_AUDIT';
  no rows selected
  
  SQL> conn iarsov/iarsov
  Connected.
  
  --call the function and trigger audit operation
  SQL> select test_audit from dual;
  TEST_AUDI
  ---------
  04-AUG-14
  
  SQL> conn system
  Enter password:
  Connected.
  
  SQL> select os_username,username,obj_name,owner,timestamp from dba_audit_trail where obj_name = 'TEST_AUDIT';
  
  OS_USERNAME          USERNAME                       OBJ_NAME             OWNER                TIMESTAMP
  -------------------- ------------------------------ -------------------- -------------------- ---------
  oracle               IARSOV                         TEST_AUDIT           IARSOV               04-AUG-14
  

  Kind regards

  Ivica

• How to move the functions and procedures of packages in a schema?

  Hello

  I have less than the needs for a work at home and my question is if anyone can point me in the right direction to find documentation that can help me solve below. Any information will be appreciated. Thank you.

  Write procedures and functions (included or not in packets) as .txt or .sql scripts. Once they have been launched in Developer SQL they should, in addition, the functions and procedures of packages in the current schema. If the current schema contains only 2 packages, pac1 (p11, p12 procedures and functions f11, f12, f13) and pac2 (contains the p21 following procedures, p22, p23 and f21 and functions f21 (case of overload), running the scripts produce the following effects:)

  • Procedures p11, p12, p21, p22, p23, and f11, f12 and f13 functions will be created in the current schema.
  • PAC2 will contain 2 instances of the function of overload-f21; they will be kept in the package, without be created in the current schema. If all overloaded procedures/functions will be kept in their original packaging
  • If pac1 contains variables, cursors, and public types, keep us only the details of the package (and remove the body); usually if the packages contain no overloaded functions or procedures the body will be removed and if no variable, cursors, types of public then we will remove the header.
  • If in the triggers, procedures and functions we will call procedures/functions packages (procedures and functions moved into the current schema) they reference will need to be updated (via editing the body or recompilation) for example if pa1.p12 will be replaced with p12.
  • Scripts must have numbers in the next series (01... n) and the characters that explain the content.

  My only advice would be to remember that these are public forums and if YOU can find them, therefore cannot your instructors.

  In addition, those are horrible procedure names and function

  This mission seems to be around to overload the pl/sql objects and... prioritize a research on Oracle documentation around overhead and legacy
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/AppDev.111/b28371/adobjplsql.htm#i21148

• Difference between function and procedure

  Hi all
  
  My doubt is that the procedure can be used to return multiple values with OUT parameter and function can also be used to do the same if necessary to return multiple values with OUT parameter.
  
  So with this point of view, which is maybe the difference between these types of the two objects. and obviously if necessary to choose one of these two, we'll go to procedure, why not function?
  
  What is perhaps the reason for this?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Kind regards
  Vipin Kumar Rai

  Nitesh. wrote:
  The main difference I between stored procedure and function of stored procedures compiled only once and can be called again and again without be compiled every time, this improves performance and saves time, of other functions to compile every time as is called...

  Would you care to show what you mean. To the best of my knowledge this last statement is not correct.

  The main difference for procedures and functions it program design.

  A procedure should be used for something that is running a process, where nothing is required to be returned.
  A function should be used when a value is required to be returned.

  Yes, the procedures can have OUT parameters (as can functions) but that is generally considered bad practice. If you have values be returned, you must use a function with an appropriate return type (structured type if necessary) so that all the requirements of data is returned via the return value. IMO the only acceptable practice to use variables is when you use a variable IN OUT for something in a procedure for this element which is manipulated by the procedure, so for example you'd 'ManipulateData (myData); as a procedure rather than "myData: = ManipulateData (myData);" in function, where the latter would be using resources of additional memory (copies of data) in most cases.

• Using the values of default setting with the functions or procedures?

  If you have a procedure or a function that has DEFAULT values reported for some parameters How do you call this function or procedure when you want to use some of the default values? I tried...
  
  myProcedure(202,,);
  myProcedure (202, ",");
  myProcedure(202,null,null);
  myProcedure (job_id = 202);
  myProcedure (job_id = > 202);
  
  None of the above worked.
  
  PROCEDURE add_job (job_id IN jobs.job_id%TYPE
  job_loc IN jobs.job_location%TYPE DEFAULT 145
  mgr_id IN DEFAULT jobs.mgr_id%TYPE 30
  );
  
  Thank you.
  
  EDIT: I will say that it is a simplified example. Imagine you please a parameter list much more great and perhaps half having DEFAULT values. Thank you.
  
  PROCEDURE myProcedure (job_id IN jobs.job_id%TYPE
  job_loc IN jobs.job_location%TYPE DEFAULT 145
  mgr_id IN DEFAULT jobs.mgr_id%TYPE 30
  init_id IN jobs.init_id%TYPE
  sal_id IN jobs.sal_id%TYPE 100 by DEFAULT
  , clock_id IN DEFAULT jobs.clock_id%TYPE "A".
  shift_id IN jobs.shift_id%TYPE
  , lot_id IN DEFAULT jobs.lot_id%TYPE «BACK»
  );
  
  Published by: davejjj on March 20, 2013 16:47

  Hi davejjj,

  Here is an example of calling your myprocedure. This example uses default values for sal_id, clock_id, lot_id

  declare
    procedure myprocedure (
      job_id     in jobs.job_id%type,
      job_loc    in jobs.job_location%type default 145,
      mgr_id     in jobs.mgr_id%type default 30,
      init_id    in jobs.init_id%type,
      sal_id     in jobs.sal_id%type default 100,
      clock_id   in jobs.clock_id%type default 'A',
      shift_id   in jobs.shift_id%type,
      lot_id     in jobs.lot_id%type default 'BACK'
    );
  begin
    myprocedure (job_id     => your_job_id,
                 job_loc    => your_job_loc,
                 mgr_id     => your_mgr_id,
                 init_id    => null,
                 shift_id   => your_shift_id
                );
  end;
  /
  

  This, however, will NOT WORK, because myprocedure doesn't have a default value declared for init_id

  begin
    myprocedure (job_id     => your_job_id,
                 job_loc    => your_job_loc,
                 mgr_id     => your_mgr_id,
                 shift_id   => your_shift_id
                );
  end;
  /
  

  Concerning
  Peter

• Send String [] [] type of pl/sql function in App.module procedure

  Hello
  I use jdveloper 11.1.1.3.0
  
  I have a pl/sql procedure. entry type argument is array (TAR) 2 Dimensions:
  
  types:
  create or replace TYPE ARRAYWEB in the varray (160) of VARCHAR2 (200);
  create or replace TYPE TAR as the ARRAYWEB table;
  
  Procedure:
  PROCEDURE of translations (info in TAR)
  
  I want to send the String [] [] type to this procedure from a function in the Application module:
  
  1: string [] [] str;
  
  2: CallableStatement plsqlBlock = null;
  
  3: string declaration = "BEGIN testi(:1); END; « ;
  
  4: plsqlBlock is getDBTransaction () .createCallableStatement (statement, 0);.
  
  5: plsqlBlock.setArray (1, str); Get the error
  
  6: plsqlBlock.executeUpdate ();
  
  but in line 5 I do not know what type should I use and this type (Array) does not work
  
  Habib

  Maybe this can help: http://www.devx.com/tips/Tip/22034

  Dario

• Procedure or function for the possible combinations of numbers

  Hello
  
  Could someone please tell how interrogate maximum possible combinations of a number or a string using a procedure or a function.
  
  For example:
  
  I / p: 12
  
  O/P:
  
  12
  21
  
  Likewise for a shot too
  
  
  I / P: A
  
  O/P:
  
  ONE
  NA
  
  I searched in the oracle forums and found a function but its very long and am not understand.
  Someone help me please.

  I'm pretty sure that 9i supports the functions in pipeline (him below has been tested on 10.2.0.1), so using those who have a little recurrence...

  create or replace type t_combs is table of varchar2(20)
  /
  
  create or replace function get_combinations(p_string in varchar2) return t_combs pipelined is
    v_chr varchar2(1);
    v_rem varchar2(20);
  begin
    for i in 1..length(p_string)
    loop
      v_chr := substr(p_string,i,1);
      v_rem := substr(p_string,1,i-1)||substr(p_string,i+1);
      if v_rem is not null then
        for x in (select column_value as comb from table(get_combinations(v_rem)))
        loop
          pipe row(v_chr||x.comb);
        end loop;
      else
        pipe row(v_chr);
      end if;
    end loop;
    return;
  end;
  /
  
  SQL> select *
    2  from table(get_combinations('ABC'));
  
  COLUMN_VALUE
  --------------------
  ABC
  ACB
  BAC
  BCA
  CAB
  CBA
  
  6 rows selected.
  
  SQL> select *
    2  from table(get_combinations('FRED'));
  
  COLUMN_VALUE
  --------------------
  FRED
  FRDE
  FERD
  FEDR
  FDRE
  FDER
  RFED
  RFDE
  REFD
  REDF
  RDFE
  RDEF
  EFRD
  EFDR
  ERFD
  ERDF
  EDFR
  EDRF
  DFRE
  DFER
  DRFE
  DREF
  DEFR
  DERF
  
  24 rows selected.
  
  SQL> select *
    2  from table(get_combinations('HELLO'));
  
  COLUMN_VALUE
  --------------------
  HELLO
  HELOL
  HELLO
  HELOL
  HEOLL
  HEOLL
  HLELO
  HLEOL
  HLLEO
  HLLOE
  HLOEL
  HLOLE
  HLELO
  HLEOL
  HLLEO
  HLLOE
  HLOEL
  HLOLE
  HOELL
  HOELL
  HOLEL
  HOLLE
  HOLEL
  HOLLE
  EHLLO
  EHLOL
  EHLLO
  EHLOL
  EHOLL
  EHOLL
  ELHLO
  ELHOL
  ELLHO
  ELLOH
  ELOHL
  ELOLH
  ELHLO
  ELHOL
  ELLHO
  ELLOH
  ELOHL
  ELOLH
  EOHLL
  EOHLL
  EOLHL
  EOLLH
  EOLHL
  EOLLH
  LHELO
  LHEOL
  LHLEO
  LHLOE
  LHOEL
  LHOLE
  LEHLO
  LEHOL
  LELHO
  LELOH
  LEOHL
  LEOLH
  LLHEO
  LLHOE
  LLEHO
  LLEOH
  LLOHE
  LLOEH
  LOHEL
  LOHLE
  LOEHL
  LOELH
  LOLHE
  LOLEH
  LHELO
  LHEOL
  LHLEO
  LHLOE
  LHOEL
  LHOLE
  LEHLO
  LEHOL
  LELHO
  LELOH
  LEOHL
  LEOLH
  LLHEO
  LLHOE
  LLEHO
  LLEOH
  LLOHE
  LLOEH
  LOHEL
  LOHLE
  LOEHL
  LOELH
  LOLHE
  LOLEH
  OHELL
  OHELL
  OHLEL
  OHLLE
  OHLEL
  OHLLE
  OEHLL
  OEHLL
  OELHL
  OELLH
  OELHL
  OELLH
  OLHEL
  OLHLE
  OLEHL
  OLELH
  OLLHE
  OLLEH
  OLHEL
  OLHLE
  OLEHL
  OLELH
  OLLHE
  OLLEH
  
  120 rows selected.
  
  SQL>
  

  He wrote to treat up to 20 strings and to be honest, it would be a helluva lot of combinations (around 38,535,430,022,369,280,000), so that has to deal with most of the cases you need.