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• It is possble the out/inout parameters in function?

  It is possble the out/inout parameters in function?

  student001 wrote:

  Could you please explain why...

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e10592/functions254.htm#SQLRF06181

  For example, user-defined functions can be used in the following:

  -The select list of a SELECT statement
  -The condition of a WHERE clause
  -CONNECT BY START WITH ORDER BY and GROUP BY clauses
  -The VALUES of an INSERT clause
  -The SET of an UPDATE statement clause

  Because you will not be able to do these things.

• Cannot access stored procedure parameters

  Hello

  We are at the point where you try to use a stored procedure from our Java through Toplink code but we seem to have a problem here I couldn't find an answer to. Maybe it's that my Google-Fu is miss you in this case.

  Our problem is thto so that the procedure seems to be cited correctly, we get nothing to Java code. The procedure in question has been tested with the same input parameters of SQLDeveloper and the procedure returns values as it should.

  The procedure signature is

  create or replace PACKAGE FORM_METADATA AS

  PROCEDURE FORM_LIST_GET)

  P_USER_ID IN VARCHAR2,

  P_CHANNEL_NO NUMBER,

  P_START_FROM in NUMBERS, paging

  P_COUNT_TO_RETURN in NUMBERS, paging

  P_GET_TOTAL_COUNT in NUMBER, - if number must total be returned then 1, other wise 0

  P_RESULT_SET ON SYS_REFCURSOR,

  P_TOTAL_COUNT CERTAIN NUMBER);

  end FORM_METADATA;

  
  

  Java code invoking this procedure looks like this:

  County of BigDecimal = new BigDecimal(-1);

  A session = getSession().

  session.setLog (new OutputStreamWriter (System.out));

  session.setLogLevel (SessionLog.FINEST);

  StoredProcedureCall procedureCall = new StoredProcedureCall();

  procedureCall.setProcedureName "(FORM_METADATA. FORM_LIST_GET");

  procedureCall.addNamedArgumentValue ("P_USER_ID", "name of user-1");

  procedureCall.addNamedArgumentValue ("P_CHANNEL_NO", new BigDecimal (1));

  procedureCall.addNamedArgumentValue ("P_START_FROM", new BigDecimal (1));

  procedureCall.addNamedArgumentValue ("P_COUNT_TO_RETURN", new BigDecimal (1000));

  procedureCall.addNamedArgumentValue ("P_GET_TOTAL_COUNT", new BigDecimal (1));

  procedureCall.useNamedCursorOutputAsResultSet ("P_RESULT_SET");

  procedureCall.addNamedOutputArgument ("P_TOTAL_COUNT", "count", BigDecimal.class);

  DataReadQuery dq = new DataReadQuery();

  dq.setCall (procedureCall);

  dq.prepareForExecution ();

  Object result = session.executeQuery (dq);

  System.out.println ("result:" + result);

  System.out.println ("result from StoredProcedreCall:" + procedureCall.getResult ());

  The output we get looks like this:

  [Warning TopLink]: 2015.08.31 16:11:30.781 - failed to get InitialContext for saving of MBean: javax.naming.NoInitialContextException: need to specify the class name in the environment or property of the system, as a cmdlet parameter or in a file of application resources: java.naming.factory.initial

  [Warning TopLink]: 2015.08.31 16:11:30.797 - failed to get InitialContext for saving of MBean: javax.naming.NoInitialContextException: need to specify the class name in the environment or property of the system, as a cmdlet parameter or in a file of application resources: java.naming.factory.initial

  [TopLink info]: 2015.08.31 16:11:31.685 - DatabaseSessionImpl (1827000661) - TopLink, version: Oracle TopLink - 11 g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.0) (Build 110305)

  [TopLink info]: 2015.08.31 16:11:34.147 - DatabaseSessionImpl (1827000661) - dev connection successful

  [TopLink Finest]: 2015.08.31 16:11:34.147 - DatabaseSessionImpl (1827000661) - wire (wire [main, 5, main])-Execute query DataReadQuery()

  [TopLink Finest]: 2015.08.31 16:11:34.163 - DatabaseSessionImpl (1827000661) - wire (wire [main, 5, main])-re-connect to the external connection pool

  [TopLink fine]: 2015.08.31 16:11:34.227 - DatabaseSessionImpl (1827000661) - connection (1635575430) - wire (wire [main, 5, main])-START FORM_METADATA. FORM_LIST_GET (P_USER_ID = >?, P_CHANNEL_NO = >?, P_START_FROM = >?, P_COUNT_TO_RETURN = >?, P_GET_TOTAL_COUNT = >?, P_RESULT_SET = >?, P_TOTAL_COUNT = >?); END;

  link = > [name of user-1, 1, 1, 1000, 1, = > P_RESULT_SET = > P_TOTAL_COUNT]

  [Result:]

  Result of the StoredProcedreCall: null

  Process has finished with exit code 0.

  
  

  I'm pretty sure that our problem is with Java code invoking the procedure, but as I said, we were not able to find the right solution yet. Anyone have a pointer as to where we should begin to look for next?

  Thank you in advance,

  Mika Leino

  One of my colleagues managed to find the reason why the procedure does not seem to return anything. For brevity, I've redacted a couple of settings that we were not used to this forum and we do not believe the reason for the perceived behavior. However, as well as the required parameters these have the value NULL. My colleague seems to try initialize parameters without value and after that the query returned a set of data that was expected.

  Our change of code (in Java) was therefore to spend

  procedureCall.addNamedArgumentValue("P_ORDER_BY", OracleTypes.NULL);
  

  TO

  procedureCall.addNamedArgument("P_ORDER_BY");
  

  Now we're getting data from the cursor, as expected, but the second parameter value still eludes us.

• Get the EXIT and the RETURN of a stored procedure parameters

  I have a stored procedure (SQL Server 2008 R2 MS) as in the following example.

  Thanks to the connectivity of database I get OUTPUT parameters, but I can't get the game DATA RECORDS and RETURN value.

  Someone knows how to do this?

  CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo]. [TS_Teste] (@T057_S_NOMEMAQUINA VARCHAR (20), @STATUS INT OUTPUT, OUTPUT OF NVARCHAR (500) OF @ERRO)

  AS

  BEGIN
  DECLARE THE TABLE @TABLE (CODE INT, DESCRIPTION VARCHAR (30))

  INSERT VALUES INTO @TABLE (51, 'A')
  INSERT VALUES INTO @TABLE (52, 'B')

  INSERT VALUES INTO @TABLE (53, 'C')

  SELECT * FROM @TABLE

  SET @STATUS = 1

  SET @ERRO = "Nenhum erro!

  RETURN 0

  END

  I finally found what was wrong... He had a line in the stored procedure only aditional. It should be like this:

  CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo]. [TS_Teste] (@T057_S_NOMEMAQUINA VARCHAR (20), @STATUS INT OUTPUT, OUTPUT OF NVARCHAR (500) OF @ERRO)

  AS

  BEGIN
  SET NOCOUNT ON;                                                                                               -NEW LINE!

  DECLARE THE TABLE @TABLE (CODE INT, DESCRIPTION VARCHAR (30))

  INSERT VALUES INTO @TABLE (51, 'A')
  INSERT VALUES INTO @TABLE (52, 'B')

  INSERT VALUES INTO @TABLE (53, 'C')

  SELECT * FROM @TABLE

  SET @STATUS = 1

  SET @ERRO = "Nenhum erro!

  RETURN 0

  END

• How to use the nocopy with java stored procedures parameters

  
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  I'm a PL/SQL programmer, but not a Java programmer. I have the following java function that does what it's supposed to add a pdf at the end of another pdf document:

  import oracle.sql.BLOB;
  import org.apache.pdfbox.util.PDFMergerUtility;
  import oracle.jdbc.OracleConnection;
  import oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver;
  import java.io.OutputStream;
  
  public class PDFUtilities {
  public static BLOB appendPDF(BLOB pdfdoc1, BLOB pdfdoc2) throws Exception {
         
          //create a connection object to the current instance
            OracleConnection conn = (OracleConnection)new OracleDriver().defaultConnection();
          //create the output blob using the connection
            BLOB outPDF = BLOB.createTemporary(conn, true ,BLOB.DURATION_SESSION);
          //create an output stream to the output blob
            OutputStream os = outPDF.setBinaryStream(0);               
          //instantiate the pdf merger utility
            PDFMergerUtility mergerUtility = new PDFMergerUtility();       
          //connect the merger to the output stream
            mergerUtility.setDestinationStream(os);
          //stream from each input blob into the merger utility
            mergerUtility.addSource(pdfdoc1.getBinaryStream());
            mergerUtility.addSource(pdfdoc2.getBinaryStream());
          //merge the 2 input pdfs
            mergerUtility.mergeDocuments();             
          //do not close the output stream
          //return the blob
          return outPDF;
      }
  
  }
  

  CREATE OR REPLACE package PDFTOOLS.pkg_pdf_utilities
  as
  function f_get_merged_pdf (
            pi_pdf1       blob
          , pi_pdf2    blob
    )
    return blob;
  end pkg_pdf_utilities;
  /
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE package body PDFTOOLS.pkg_pdf_utilities
  as
  function f_get_merged_pdf (
            pi_pdf1       blob
          , pi_pdf2    blob
    )
    return blob
    as language java name 
    'com.mycode.pdftools.PDFUtilities.appendPDF(oracle.sql.BLOB, oracle.sql.BLOB) return oracle.sql.BLOB';
  end PDFTOOLS.pkg_pdf_utilities;
  /
  

  It's very basic, but doesn't seem to work. However, I want to my function from PL/SQL to a procedure that looks like this:

  CREATE OR REPLACE package PDFTOOLS.pkg_pdf_utilities
  as
  procedure sp_append_pdf (
            pio_pdf2append2   IN OUT NOCOPY blob
          , pio_pdf2append   IN OUT NOCOPY blob
    )
  end pkg_pdf_utilities;
  /
  

  What is important, what I'm trying to do is to NOCOPY the BLOBs. Otherwise, I have to read my PDF files into 2 BLOBs and create a 3rd blob as output. I prefer to be able to keep the pio_pdf2append2 as the final output. What I actually do call thing in a loop to gradually add a PDF file to a big. I'm not linking this in one operation because of concerns over the use of the system and because the pdfbox library java has would have been question after 850 in PDF format, which is not completely unrealistic in my approach.

  How could I achieve this?

  Post edited by: Pollocks01 only formatted code blocks because atlassian {code} tags didn't work.

  Passage of an argument as input/OUTPUT requires the mapping to a Java array.

  Simplified example that adds one FOR the other:

  create or replace and compile java source named blob_appender_src as
  import oracle.sql.BLOB;
  import java.sql.SQLException;
  import java.io.OutputStream;
  import java.io.InputStream;
  import java.io.IOException;
  
  public class BLOBAppender {
      public static void run (BLOB[] p1, BLOB p2) throws SQLException, IOException { 
  
          InputStream is = p2.getBinaryStream();
          OutputStream os = p1[0].setBinaryStream(p1[0].length()+1);                
  
          byte[] buffer = new byte[1024];
          int len;
          while ((len = is.read(buffer)) != -1) {
              os.write(buffer, 0, len);
          }
          os.close();
          is.close();
      }
  }
  

  create or replace procedure blob_append (
    p_lob1  in out nocopy blob
  , p_lob2  in            blob
  )
  as language java name 'BLOBAppender.run(oracle.sql.BLOB[], oracle.sql.BLOB)' ;
  /
  

  SQL> declare
    2    p_lob1  blob := utl_raw.cast_to_raw('ABC');
    3    p_lob2  blob := utl_raw.cast_to_raw('DEF');
    4  begin
    5    blob_append(p_lob1, p_lob2);
    6    dbms_output.put_line(utl_raw.cast_to_varchar2(p_lob1));
    7  end;
    8  /
  
  ABCDEF
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

• sys_refcursor outside procedure parameters

  Hello
  I created a procedure who receive the SQL to VARCHAR' datatype settings and return the result in a refcursor set:
  

  create or replace
  procedure my_test(VAL1 in number, val2 in number, val3 in number, val4 in VARCHAR2, vla5 out nocopy SYS_REFCURSOR )
  is
  begin
    open vla5 for 'select * FROM (select x_x.*  ,rownum rn  FROM ('||val4 ||') x_x where rownum <= '|| to_char(val3)||' ) where rn >='|| to_char(val2);
  end;

  I like to spend and receive val4 and val5 in a settings:
  

  procedure my_test(VAL1 in number, val2 in number, val3 in number, val4 in out nocopy SYS_REFCURSOR )

  I would like to pass the SQL statement to the VARCHAR2 data type to my procedure and return the result in the same variable settings.
  I don't know if my English was understanding, but could you please help me find a solution?
  
  Thank you very much.
  
  Salvatore of Cala

  Can we have more details please?

  A sys_refcursor isn't a SQL statement you can add predicates. So it is not possible to combine the two arguments. Not at all.

  To receive a refcursor and try to do is not make sense.
  See Refcursor 101 thread:
  PL/SQL 101: Understand the Ref Cursor

  If you receive a SQL as a CLOB to VARCHAR2/LONG you want and wrap with more predicates then you can do that just with string manipulation - you do.

  However, if you receive a SQL string and want to wrap up with one statement select and other predicates, you use binds to the underlying values not string concatenation of literals which is likely to be bad performance and a possible security problem (see also DBMS_ASSERT).

  Published by: DomBrooks on November 9, 2010 11:00

• Global variables packed... rather than packaged procedure parameters...

  Hello
  There is only one version of procedures packed with parameters that are called in the following diagram.

  Package test
  
    function A(p1)
  
      as
  
       begin
  
         return x;
  
       end;
  
       
  
    procedure test1(x1 ..... ,
  
                           x2 tab%rowtype)
  
       as
  
         local_1 .....;
  
  
  
         begin
  
             ....
  
            local_:=A(p=>....);  /*the function is called*/
  
            test2(x3=>x1,     
  
                     x2=>x4);      /*the below procedure is called*/  
  
         end;
  
  
  
    procedure test2(x3 .....,
  
                            x4 tab%rowtype)
  
     as
  
       begin
  
           .....                 /*before the commit another procedure 
  
                                   is called (which is also declared in this package
  
                                   but is not written here....)*/
  
           insert into .....
  
           commit;
  
       end;

  Instead of passing parameters of the procedure for the procedure to be used in the last procedure, namely in test2, I consider to change the schema above and declare a packaged global variable which are available to all procedures in the package...
  Something like...

  package test
  
   as
  
      x1 ......;
  
     x2  tab%rowtype;
  
     <other variables>
  
    function A;
  
    procedure test1;
  
    procedure test2;
  
    ......

  Is there another way...?
  
  Note: I use DB 10.2.0.4
  Thank you
  SIM

  the only danger is almost simultaneously in the same session
  two executions of the packaged procedures/functions are running

  But that can never happen.

  A session is single-threaded (I don't know if it's the correct term).

  You cannot run two... things... at the same time.

• Procedure parameters

  What is the maximum range of the parameter which accept a procedure?

  Hello

  Reference guide, PL/SQL and PL/SQL from the user program limits

  in 9i

  http://download-West.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B10501_01/AppDev.920/a96624/e_limits.htm#LNPLS018

  The answer is 64 KB.

  and in 10 g

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

  The answer is 65536.

  concerning
  Hitesh

  Published by: Hitesh Nirkhey January 20, 2011 11:12

• How to change the names of the OUT parameters

  Hi all
  
  I have a requirment as I'm a "sample_procedure" with two parameters and two stored procedure PARAMETERS.
  
  sample_procedure (p_new IN varchar2,
  p_old IN varchar2,
  p_start_list OUT t_start, - table type
  p_end_list to t_end); -table type
  
  
  
  now, I want to change the names of two of the parameters OUT without disturbing the one (sample_procedure) original. so for this, I need to create new stored again procedure.then SP, I call "sample_procedure". returned variables should change as mentioned name new bellow.the Sp mancunts also have the same parameters of entry... like
  
  
  sample_procedure (p_new IN varchar2,
  p_old IN varchar2,
  LIST_ONE OUT t_start, - table type
  LIST_TWO to t_end); -table type
  
  
  
  
  
  the p_start_list should be replaced by LIST_ONE
  
  
  the p_end_list should be replaced by LIST_TWO
  
  
  the new SP should behave same as 'sample_procedure', but with THE different parameter names (LIST_ONE, LIST_TWO).
  
  
  can someone guide me please with an example... Thanks in advance.

  It looks like you want

  create or replace procedure sample_procedure (p_new      in     varchar2,
                                                p_old      in     varchar2,
                                                list_one      out t_start,  -- table type
                                                list_two      out t_end)   -- table type
  as
  begin
     sample_procedure (p_new       => p_new,
                       p_old       => p_old,
                       p_start_list => list_one,         -- table type
                       p_end_list  => list_two);        -- table type
  end sample_procedure;
  

  Although I think that maybe you're in trouble because you will not be able to call the procedures more due to the same overload (same name, same types of arguments)...

• How to call parameters for a procedure of a table?

  Hello world
  
  I use the oracle 11.1.0.6 version.
  
  
  I have a procedure that must call 6 parameters in a table. Could I know how to perform the procedure parameters in a table?
  
  Now, I'm running a .sql file.
  
  SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'DD/MM/YY hh24:mi:ss') FROM DUAL;
  EXEC call_all (201208, 'DBC', 2, 'Choice', 201223, 201236);
  
  Thanks in advance

  How do you get the values of the parameters to pass to the CALL_ALL procedure?

  If you want to get all the parameters to pass to CALL_ALL, to be taken from the table, you will need to do so in an anonymous PL/SQL block/function/stored procedure as below:

  declare
   v_bmonth       param.bmonth%type;
   .
   .
   .
   v_tweek_2     param.tweek_2%type;
  begin
   select bmonth, ssc, label, tweek_1, tweek_2
      into v_bmonth, ..., v_tweek_2              ---> ... corresponds to Individual Parameter variable
     from param p
   where p.some_column = some_value        ---> This condition should be able to fetch only One row from table, else it will throw error.
  
   call_all(v_bmonth, ... v_tweek_2);
  end;
  
  ------Alternative-------------------
  declare
   v_param            param%rowtype;
  begin
   select *
      into v_param
     from param p
   where p.some_column = some_value        ---> This condition should be able to fetch only One row from table, else it will throw error.
  
   call_all(v_param.bmonth, ... v_param.v_tweek_2);     ---> ... corresponds to v_param."Column_Name" for corresponding column names.
  end;
  

  Just read that you want to run the procedure for all values:

  begin
    for cur in (select * from param) loop
  
      call_all(cur.bmonth, ... cur.v_tweek_2);
  
    end loop;
  end;
  

  I want to do it in a simpler way:

  create or replace function f_execute_call_all
  (
  b_bmonth in number,
  b_banner_name in varchar2,
  b_ssc in number,
  b_label in varchar2,
  b_tweek_1 in number,
  b_tweek_2 in number
  )
  return number is
  begin
    call_all(bmonth,banner_name,ssc,label,tweek_1,tweek_2);
  
    return 1;
  exception
    when others then
       -- Log Exception Message
       raise;
  end;
  
  calling Code:
  
  select f_execute_call_all(bmonth,banner_name,ssc,label,tweek_1,tweek_2) from param;
  

• Process 1 gr 2 OWB flow - how to pass parameters to a procedure

  Hello
  In 10.1 OWB processflow IN procedure parameters can be passed in the activity view that appears on the choice of the procedure within the processflow. How to enter the parameters IN the case of OWB11gr2. In property inspector no options are there. Any help is much appreciated

  Hello

  Select the processing activity. In the structure window, select the parameter. Then, you can set the binding or the value in the Properties window.

  Sometimes the property window is not updated when the setting is selected. Double-click the bar from the window of the property window to maximize.

  Kind regards
  Carsten.

• How to perform the procedure in the SQL worksheet?

  Hi, anyone knows, how I can execute procedure here?
  
  I try to EXEC sec_roles, EXEC security_admin.sec_roles, EXECUTE - there's a SQL statement error. When I use the CALL - there is no such procedure (I have execute privileges).
  
  Although in SQLPlus EXEC works, but there are problems with the standard SQL commands (each of them '2' returns any content is).
  
  Any ideas?
  
  Concerning
  Krzysztof

  EXEC procedure (parameters) is a plu sql (and some others) shortcut for

  BEGIN
     procedure(parameters);
  END;
  

  So try that and then pressing / on anything in the sql worksheet that makes a statement in execution.

  Note that if your procedure has defined parameters as OUT or IN OUT, you need to provide a variable to accept the returned values.

  John

• NEED HELP WITH THE PROCEDURE

  Hi, earlier I had a doubt using the function or procedure function or procedure? Thanks to all who helped. but I found a way to use task2e with procedure. I would like to insert the issue.
  
  Cumulative 2nd task spends point procedure
  You create a stored procedure called spRollupExpenseItem. This procedure updates
  the corresponding line in the BudgetItem table given a report of expenses and the expense category number
  number. The procedure contains three input parameters, the value of ERNo, the value of ECNO.
  and the amount of cumulative, as well as a single parameter of Boolean result.
  This is the logic of the procedure.
  · If the corresponding ExpenseReport line (ERStatus) status is DENIED or
  MEANWHILE, an application error is triggered. The output parameter is set to False.
  · Otherwise, the corresponding BudgetItem line is updated. The actual amount (BIActual) in the
  line corresponding BudgetItem are incremented by the input of the cumulative amount parameter.
  o the output parameter is set to True after running the update
  operation.
  
  
  good task2e can be used using procedure by housing 'OUT' in parameters.here is the code
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE spRollupExpenseIetm
  (P_ERNO IN FULL, P_ECNO ENTIRE, WHOLE ROLLUP_AMOUNT, BOOLEAN P_OUTPUT) IS
  
  ERSTATUS_ERROR EXCEPTION;
  V_ERSTATUS EXPENSEREPORT. TYPE % ERSTATUS;
  BEGIN
  SELECT ERSTATUS FROM V_ERSTATUS
  OF EXPENSEREPORT
  WHERE ERNO = P_ERNO;
  
  IF (V_ERSTATUS = 'PENDING' OR 'DENIED' = V_ERSTATUS) THEN
  P_OUTPUT: = FALSE;
  RAISE ERSTATUS_ERROR;
  ON THE OTHER
  UPDATE BUDGETITEM
  SET BIACTUAL = BIACTUAL + ROLLUP_AMOUNT
  WHERE ECNO = P_ECNO;
  P_OUTPUT: = TRUE;
  END IF;
  EXCEPTION
  WHEN ERSTATUS_ERROR THEN
  RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR (-20564, ' ERROR: ERSTATUS is either pending or DENIED ');
  END spRollupExpenseIetm;
  
  
  
  
  his compiled without errors. My next question is
  
  2f task create Rollup fees trigger
  You create a trigger called TR_RollupExpAmt. This trigger fires after the power to the
  approved expenses amount (ExpApprAmt) or the deletion of a row in the table ExpenseItem. The
  following points explain the logic of this trigger:
  · If updating the ExpApprAmt column, the cumulative amount should be the difference
  of the New.ExpApprAmt under the Old.ExpApprAmt.
  · If the deletion of a row of the table of ExpenseItem, the cumulative amount should be the
  the Old.ExpApprAmt negative.
  · To run the update rollup, you must call the spRollupExpenseItem procedure
  described in the 2nd special.
  · If the output of the spRollupExpenseItem procedure parameter is true, insert a line
  in the table (Log_Table) exception log.
  o the ExcText (message explaining the error) value should indicate the
  operation (update or delete) and the cumulative amount.
  o If the output of the spRollupExpenseItem procedure parameter is false,
  do nothing.
  
  
  to do this I found on the internet http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/oracle-guide/learn-plsql-procedures-and-functions-13030 where he explained in the example he adds the output in the "my_first_proc" procedure parameter
  p_an_out_parameter DATE
  
  Then, he calls this procedure like this
  () my_first_proc
  p_name = > v_employee,
  p_an_in_out_parameter = > v_number,
  p_an_out_parameter = > T_DATE);
  
  IAM so intend to do the same by task2f task2e call and check the P_OUTPUT value. If iam wrong please let me know.
  
  and iam confused with task2f is
  If updating the ExpApprAmt column, the cumulative amount should be the difference
  of the New.ExpApprAmt under the Old.ExpApprAmt.
  · If the deletion of a row of the table of ExpenseItem, the cumulative amount should be the
  the Old.ExpApprAmt negative.
  
  How do I know if it is updated or deleted?
  I hace an idea but don't know if its valid or does not check EXPAMT to null as
  if(:New.) EXPAMT = NULL)
  ........
  can I do that. I know confectioners question sorry to make u read the whole story.

  Hello

  Whenever you write code, you should lower lines to see the where to begin blocks BEGIN and end, what are multiline statements and things like that.
  Whenever you post the text on this site, type these 7 characters:

  {code}

  (small letters only, inside curly braces) before and after sections of formatted text.
  After exactly what is causing the error message. The line of the error message numbers are too high; have you not after a few empty lines?

  Section causing errors seems to be:

  ...
      IF (UPDATING) THEN
          UPDATE EXPENSEITEM
              SET EXPAPPRAMT = :NEW.EXPAPPRAMT - :OLD.EXPAPPRAMT    -- No semicolon here
              WHERE ECNO = :NEW.ECNO;
          spRollupExpenseIetm(V_ERNO, V_ECO, ROLLUP_AMOUNT, P_POUTPUT);
          IF(V_OUTPUT = TRUE) THEN
              insert into log_table
                  (excno, exctrigger, exctable, exckeyvalue, excdate, exctext)
                  values
                  (LOG_SEQ.NEXTVAL,
                  'TR_ROLLUPEXPAMT',
                  'EXPENSEITEM',
                  V_ECNO,
                  v_timestamp,
                  'ERROR WHILE UPDATING, ROLLUP AMOUNT = ' || ROLLUP_AMOUNT    -- Is this what you want?
                  );
          END IF;
      END IF;
  

  You had a semicolon in the middle of the UPDATE statement.
  I see no 14 lines obvoius error later. The first error risk fi END does not correctly interpret.

  I also changed the end of the INSERT statement.

  Don't forget to put a colon in the record names: NEWS and: OLD.

  Published by: Frank Kulash, 28 January 2010 06:42

• Creating classic report to the stored procedure.

  How can we create a report based on a stored procedure out parameter.

  Can someone please help.

  Thank you

  Nani.

  Nani4850 wrote:

  Out parameter is a multi-level object type.

  I found a way to sort of basis a report on the parameter OUT procedure. The approach is:

  1. call the procedure in a process before PL/SQL areas, convert the object returned in an XML document and store in a collection XMLType column:

  declare
  
    k_rate_query varchar2(255) := 'RATE_QUERY';
  
    l_rate_type_code  number;
    l_rate_query      rate_rec;
    l_xml             xmltype;
  
    l_seq_id number;
  
  begin
  
    l_rate_type_code := to_number(:p1_rate_type_code);
    api_pkg.rate_query(l_rate_type_code, l_rate_query);
    l_xml := xmltype.createXML(l_rate_query);
  
    if not apex_collection.collection_exists(k_rate_query)
    then
      apex_collection.create_collection(k_rate_query);
    end if;
  
    select
        seq_id
    into
        l_seq_id
    from
        apex_collections
    where
        collection_name = k_rate_query
    and n001 = l_rate_type_code;
  
    apex_collection.update_member_attribute(k_rate_query, l_seq_id, 1, l_xml);
  
  exception
  
    when no_data_found
    then
      apex_collection.add_member(
          p_collection_name => k_rate_query
        , p_n001 => l_rate_type_code
        , p_xmltype001 => l_xml);
  
  end;
  

  2. use a SQL/XML query on the XML collection in the region report source:

  select
      rq.*
  from
      apex_collections ac
    , xmltable(
          '/RATE_REC/RATE_TBL/RATE_REC_TYPE'
          passing ac.xmltype001
          columns
              action_code         varchar2(20)  path 'ACTION_CODE'
            , rate_key            number        path 'RATE_KEY'
            , rate_type_code      varchar2(5)   path 'RATE_TYPE_CODE'
            , program_key         varchar2(12)  path 'PROGRAM_KEY'
            , rate                number(8,5)   path 'RATE'
            , effective_date      date          path 'EFFECTIVE_DATE'
            , current_yn          varchar2(1)   path 'CURRENT_YN'
            , non_current_dt      date          path 'NON_CURRENT_DT'
            , non_current_by_id   varchar2(4)   path 'NON_CURRENT_BY_ID'
            , non_current_reason  varchar2(400) path 'NON_CURRENT_REASON') rq
  where
      ac.collection_name = 'RATE_QUERY'
  and ac.n001 = to_number(:p1_rate_type_code)
  

• can we create a procedure in a procedure

  DB version: 11 g
  
  Hello
  
  I just wanted to ask guys like can create us a procedure in a procedure... If not is there another solution?
  
  in db2, it is therefore permissible cela oracle support?
  
  Thank you

  Can you? Sure. Should you? Usually not.

  You can do something like

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE p1
  AS
    <>
  
    PROCEDURE p2
    IS
    BEGIN
      <>
    END p2;
  BEGIN
    p2;
  END;
  

  It is rarely indicated, however, to declare nested blocks that way. As always, you should be setting out procedures in packages in any case, it would be much more sensible to define a private procedure in the package body you are calling.

  Justin