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• % ROWCOUNT SQL does not return the expected result

  I have the following function within a package:

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  The function called several times as part of a job. Basically, the main function (Say M), call a few functions (for example A1... A9). Each of these functions is to do something and updated the application using the above function. Therefore, each of the nine functions will call the above function with different parameters.

  The problem that I am facing is:

  First run, invoke only first of all for the above function will return the positive result ($sql rowcount > 0). When I run M the second time, only first and second calls for the above function will be to return positive results and so on.

  How odd, it's that if I change the values again and run a function M, it will start from the beginning. And what strange more, the dynamic update statement is executed correctly and data are updated successfully. It's just sql rowcount % do not return is not the expected results.

  I tried to run execute immediately without (begin, end). I also tried to run it without HELP ON. It's always the same. I'm really confused, what Miss me here.

  I don't know if this is relevant. But for what it's worth, invoking the function above updates the SAME lines in the table appery_jti_deleted_users that the columns are different. So for all the work, the same lines need to be updated. Each function (A1... A9) will call the above function to update a different column of these lines.

  If you REALLY want to help you having US SHOW, not tell us:

  1. WHAT you do

  2. HOW to

  3. WHAT results you get

  4. WHAT results you expect to get

  First run, invoke only first of all for the above function will return the positive result ($sql rowcount > 0). When I run M the second time, only first and second calls for the above function will be to return positive results and so on.

  How odd, it's that if I change the values again and run a function M, it will start from the beginning. And what strange more, the dynamic update statement is executed correctly and data are updated successfully. It's just sql rowcount % do not return is not the expected results.

  Perhaps that the foregoing is true and maybe he's not. We have NO WAY of knowing because you don't SHOW US anything.

  I tried to run execute immediately without (begin, end). I also tried to run it without HELP ON. It's always the same.

  Yet once you showed us NOTHING >

  You do NOT FOLLOW best practices when you use dynamic sql statements: the sql statement real so that you can print:

  1 SEE what's running - make sure there are no syntax errors, and it seems to be what you wanted

  2 EXECUTE/TEST manually - to see if he really runs without error and see what results it really give.

  3. FIX any syntax or other problems and retest it

  Instrument properly your code and you won't have the problems you are having.

  You should know by now what are the parameters are transmitted when you run the function. So, there are at least three sets of these parameters.

  So you should be able to:

  1 run the instrumented manually function three times

  2. see that all three SQL statements are

  3 manually run these instructions

  4. see that the number of lines is after each execution

  We have no idea of what the output of the function is every time you call it. Apparently, you have, if you save the results of the function somewhere, but you didn't post any of this info.

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  The functions Node.prefWidth () and Node.prefHeight () return 0 after a node is created (for example after the new Button("xyz"). - then "suddenly" (for example when being positioned in layoutChildren() of a component) they return correct return values.)
  
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  -have created and added the buttons
  0.0/0.0
  0.0/0.0
  0.0/0.0
  -have assigned to the scene
  0.0/0.0
  0.0/0.0
  0.0/0.0
  -do the page layout
  58.0/20.9609375
  58.0/20.9609375
  58.0/20.9609375
  -calling stage.show
  58.0/20.9609375
  58.0/20.9609375
  58.0/20.9609375
  -do the page layout
  58.0/20.9609375
  58.0/20.9609375
  58.0/20.9609375
  
  Published by: user10257069 on 09.11.2012 00:48 - reformatted the code...

  user10257069 wrote:

  That is the trigger to make the knots return a correct result of prefWidth/prefHeight? Is there a way to directly get the correct prefWidth/prefHeight just after creating an instance of the component?

  The size of a knot is not known, until it has been laid out. It is not arranged until after it has been added to the scene. Setting in page happens during a pulse, so you add the node to the stage and then is placed on the next pulse.

  Because a node could be affected by a CSS style and the styles that apply to a dependent node when the node is in the graphic scene, it is not possible to get prefWidth/prefHeight without adding the node to the graphic scene. This is a problem and there must be a method 'size this node as if it was added to that parent in the scene graph', but it is not one now.

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  ;
  
  
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    from dual
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    ),
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    from dual
    connect by level <= 31
    ),
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    else 1
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    from skus s
    inner join tran_dates t
    on 1 = 1
    ),
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    from sku_dates d
    where d.has_changes = 1
    )
  select m.sku_id,
    m.tran_date,
    m.unit_cost,
    min(m.tran_date) over (partition by m.sku_id order by m.tran_date rows between 1 following and 1 following) as next_tran_date
    from tmp m
  ;
  
  
  select count(*) from mat2;
  select count(*) from mat3;
  
  
    from tmp m
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  select count(*) from mat2;
  select count(*) from mat3;
  

  Select count (*) from mat2;

  COUNT (*)

  ----------

  31000

  Executed in 0,046 seconds

  Select count (*) in spades3;

  COUNT (*)

  ----------

  0

  Executed by 0,031 seconds

  Hello

  Khaled says:

  The problem is with

  -case when dbms_random.value * 5<>

  You can change this

  dbms_random. Value (1,100) * 5<>

  and test

  I don't know that I agree 100% with your police department, work there.

  dbms_random. Value, no arguments, returns a random number between 0 (inclusive) and 1 (exclusive), so

  dbms_random. Value * 5< 4 ="" will="" be="" true="" about="" 80%="" of="" the="">

  dbms_randon. Value (1, 100) returns a random number between 1 (included) and 100 (exclusive), so

  dbms_random. Value (1, 100) * 5< 4="" will="" be="" true="" exactly="" 0%="" of="" the="" time,="" which="" is="" not="" what="" op="" wants="" at="">

  The problem here apparently revolves around the optimizer not really call dbms_random over and over again in sku_dates of the subquery.  Add ROWNUM in the subquery seems to force Oracle to assess dbms_random.value immediately.  I don't really understand myself, but adding 1 element in the SELECT of the sku_dates subquery clause could solve the problem:

  create table spades3 as

  with references like)

  Select the level as sku_id

  of the double

  connect by level<=>

  ),

  tran_dates like)

  Select the level + to_date ('20130731', 'YYYYMMDD') as tran_date

  of the double

  connect by level<=>

  ),

  sku_dates like)

  Select s.sku_id,

  t.tran_date,

  -case when dbms_random.value * 5<>

  then 0

  1 other

  end as has_changes,

  Round (dbms_random.value * 10000, 2) as unit_cost

  ROWNUM AS r-<=== new="" column="" added="" here="" new="" column="" added="">

  s SKUs

  inner join tran_dates t

  1 = 1

  ),

  tmp as)

  Select d.sku_id,

  d.tran_date,

  d.unit_cost

  of sku_dates d

  where d.has_changes = 1

  )

  Select m.sku_id,

  m.tran_date,

  m.unit_cost,

  min (m.tran_date) over (partition by order of m.sku_id by m.tran_date rows between 1 next and 1 suite) as next_tran_date

  of tmp m

  ;

  You do not have to refer to this column anywhere; just having him in the subquery is enough.

  If someone can't understand why, I know it.

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      SURNAME             VARCHAR2(30) NULL,
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  Marilyn
  
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  Published by: user5615580 on 08/04/2011 16:33
  

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• Select a table returned in the result of the query

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  Here is my paintings, I have two reference tables of the sample to the bottom "AA_FILETYPE1" and "AA_FILETYPE_PHOTO".
  

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       "FILE_NAME" VARCHAR2(4000), 
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     (     "TYPE_ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
       "REFERENCE_TABLE" VARCHAR2(4000), 
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     (     "REFERENCE_ID" NUMBER, 
       "DATE_MODIFIED" DATE, 
       "SUMMARY" VARCHAR2(4000), 
       "TOTAL_VALUE" NUMBER(5,2), 
        CONSTRAINT "AA_FILETYPE1_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("REFERENCE_ID") ENABLE
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       "CAMERA_NUMBER" VARCHAR2(4000), 
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       "CONSULTANT_NAME" VARCHAR2(4000), 
        CONSTRAINT "AA_FILETYPE_PHOTO_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("REFERENCE_ID") ENABLE
     )
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  Here's an example query I would use:
  

  select * from (select REFERENCE_TABLE from AA_TYPE where TYPE_ID = AA_FILES.FILE_TYPE) where REFERENCE_ID = AA_FILES.REFERENCE_ID;

  So who withdrew all the columns in the reference given in AA_TYPE table based on an entry in AA_FILES.
  
  I'm not entirely sure how to do this, or if this is possible even without using PL/SQL.
  
  I'm open to suggestions on how to achieve what I want with a different design of table, I am a student and I'm not really experienced in database design. (My first design of database class isn't until next year!)
  
  Thank you very much!

  Hello

  [email protected] wrote:
  Sorry about the confusion about file_id = 3, I meant the insert in the third I've included. I did not indicate the id_fichier in my inserts since it is the main key and it auto increments.

  It is important to post of the CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements that work. All those who want to help you to will want to recreate the problem and test solutions. Also, do not use strings for all entries. If the column is a NUMBER, use a NUMBER in the INSERT statement. If the column is a DATE, use a DATE or a function that returns a DATE.
  So you should post something like:

  insert into AA_FILES(FILE_ID, FILE_NAME, FILE_TYPE, REFERENCE_ID) values (1, 'test-photo-1.jpg',  1,  1);
  insert into AA_FILES(FILE_ID, FILE_NAME, FILE_TYPE, REFERENCE_ID) values (2, 'test-xml-1.jpg',    2,  2);
  insert into AA_FILES(FILE_ID, FILE_NAME, FILE_TYPE, REFERENCE_ID) values (3, 'test-photo-2.jpg',  1,  2);
  -- The value file_type=1 immediately above was not in your original data, but seems to be what you meant.
  
  prompt =====  AA_TYPE Table:  =====
  
  insert into AA_TYPE(TYPE_ID, REFERENCE_TABLE) values (1, 'AA_FILETYPE_PHOTO');
  insert into AA_TYPE(TYPE_ID, REFERENCE_TABLE) values (2, 'AA_FILETYPE1');
  
  prompt =====  AA_FILETYPE1 Table:  =====
  
  insert into AA_FILETYPE1 (REFERENCE_ID, DATE_MODIFIED,                 SUMMARY,                                    TOTAL_VALUE)
         values           (1,           TO_DATE ('01-01-02', 'MM-DD-RR'), 'An XML file that has some information about something', '14');
  
  prompt =====  AA_FILETYPE_PHOTO Table:  =====
  
  insert into AA_FILETYPE_PHOTO (REFERENCE_ID, DATE_TAKEN,                 CAMERA_NUMBER, WEATHER_CONDITIONS, CONSULTANT_NAME)
                  values            (1,          TO_DATE ('01-01-01', 'MM-DD/RR'), 'abc123',      'rainy!',         'John Smith');
  insert into AA_FILETYPE_PHOTO (REFERENCE_ID, DATE_TAKEN,                 CAMERA_NUMBER, WEATHER_CONDITIONS, CONSULTANT_NAME)
                  values            (2,          TO_DATE ('01-01-02', 'MM-DD/RR'), 'def456',      'slightly cloudy',  'Jane Jones');
  commit;
  

  To give you my workplace, I'm applying in Application Express. A user has entered the number '3' the file_id (I'm not worried about the distinction between passing in the id_fichier and the name of the file, I just my application one application or the other).

  Now, run a query that will get related data which table it is stored in. I don't know the name of the table at design time, as that particular file may be of any type (each of which has a different table name). However, with a the file_id, I have a file_type (in aa_files) which refers to an entry in aa_type.

  I see. You could add even add new tables after this query is written. As long as the new table has a column named reference_id, and there is a line for the new table in aa_files, the following query should work.

  >

  select FILE_TYPE
  from AA_FILES
  where FILE_ID = 3
  

  I stored the name of the table, I need to ask for the rest of the data in aa_type at design time, so using the file_type value, I can get the name of reference_table:

  select REFERENCE_TABLE from AA_TYPE where FILE_TYPE = 1
  

  In the sample data, you have validated, Type_de_fichier = 2 on the 3rd row. I've changed that in my example 1 revised data.
  Be very careful that your explanation fits your data. You talk to people who know about your application, and it is very easy for them to be induced in error or confusion.

  Now the '1' is here that the first query would return. I would like to use a subquery to combine these two queries into a single (I think?). This second query would return "AA_FILETYPE_PHOTO", which is the reference table.

  So I have the reference table, which is a name of table to another table in my database. It contains the data that I'm actually looking for. I want it for this particular file (file_id 3), and in aa_files, I have a value of "reference_id", which refers to the respective line in the reference table. File_id 3, the reference_id is 2.

  select * from AA_FILETYPE_PHOTO
  where reference_id = 2
  

  If the above query gets me my final data.

  Now, I've been watching substitution values and bind variables, here's another way to explain what I want:

  Explanation step by step below is very useful. It would be more useful if each step uniquely and gavce movement results given the sample data and an example of setting (3 in this case)

  -- get the file_type from aa_files for the desired file
  EXEC :file_type := (select file_type from aa_files where file_id = 3);
  

  That we will call the step step (a) above.
  Step (a) sets: Type_de_fichier 1 (given my corrected sample data)

  -- get the reference table from aa_types using the file_type
  EXEC :reference_table := (select reference_table from aa_type where type_id = :file_type);
  

  That we will call the step step (b) above.
  (B) sets the stage: reference_table to 'AA_FILETYPE_PHOTO '.

  -- get the reference_id from aa_files for the desired file
  EXEC :reference_id := (select reference_id from aa_files where file_id = 3);
  

  That we will call the step step (c) above.
  (C) sets the stage: reference_id 2

  -- using the reference table and reference id for the desired file, get the rest of the data
  select * from :reference_table where reference_id = :reference_id;
  

  Not sure if this makes it more clear or not.

  Yes, it helps a lot.

  Basically I have a table full of table names. How do I write a query that pulls one of these table names and it then queries?

  You need SQL dynamic, because you can't hardcode a table name in the query that you normally would be.
  How dynamic SQL works normally (and the functioning of this example) are that the query is built by using a variable. In SQL * more (as shown below), you can simply use a variable substitution instead an identifier hardcoded, and that's what it takes to make the dynamic query from SQL * more resolves the substitution variables before sending the code for the compiler. I don't know much on the Apex, but I bet there's some way to do dynamic SQL in the Apex, too.
  So the dynamic part here should include step d, since you can't hardcode the name of the table in the query.
  Until we can step (d), then, did they to us to do the steps (a) and (b) to obtain this file name. In the example blelow, I used a separate, preliminary request to get the & table_name...
  Step (c) could be made in the main query, using a subquery or a join. However, I chose to step (c) in the preliminary motion, as well as steps (a) and (b), since it's the same table same step (a). In this way, step (d) must refer to a table.

  Here's (finally) how to make this work in SQL * more:

  ACCEPT     file_id     PROMPT     "Enter the file_id (a number, e.g. 3): "
  
  -- Preliminary Query, to set table_name
  
  COLUMN     reference_id_col     NEW_VALUE     reference_id
  COLUMN     table_name_col           NEW_VALUE     table_name
  
  SELECT  f.reference_id          AS reference_id_col
  ,     t.reference_table       AS table_name_col
  FROM      aa_files     f
  JOIN     aa_type          t     ON     f.file_type     = t.type_id
  WHERE     f.file_id     = &file_id
  ;
  
  --     Main Query
  
  SELECT  *
  FROM     &table_name
  WHERE      reference_id     = &reference_id
  ;
  

  The results, account required to the data from the sample I posted above, and the & file_id 3, are:

  `                      CAMERA_    WEATHER_        CONSULTANT_
  REFERENCE_ID DATE_TAKE NUMBER     CONDITIONS      NAME
  ------------ --------- ---------- --------------- ---------------
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