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• BPEL does not receive "return value" of MS SQL, stored procedure

  Hello
  
  We are facing this problem citing a MS SQL stored procedure the BPEL (jdbc 1.2 driver). We have created the wsdl for the stored procedure correctly using a command line utility tool provided with Oracle SOA Suite.
  But the question is THAT BPEL is not able to get the data present in the statement of "return" of the procedure. We receive null output. But it is able to extract the data from the output variable, if any. Case 1 below is for the return statement. Case 2 is for the output variable
  
  
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  ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo]. [AddNumbersRet]
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  @Number1 int,
  @Number2 int
  AS
  BEGIN
  -SET NOCOUNT ON added to avoid additional results sets from
  -interfering with SELECT statements.
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  -Controls insert for procedure here
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  END
  
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  ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo]. [AddNumbers]
  @Number1 int,
  @Number2 int,
  @SumOfNums int output
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  BEGIN
  
  -SET NOCOUNT ON added to avoid additional results sets from
  -interfering with SELECT statements.
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  Set @SumOfNums = (@Number1 + @Number2);
  
  END
  
  
  
  Case 1 is a failure and case 2 is successful. We cannot change our procedures similar to case 1 to use variables of output because of dependencies on other applications.
  
  All the world is facing this problem? This looks like a bug in BPEL. Please, share your experiences.
  
  
  Thanks and greetings
  
  Mohan
  
  Published by: user10980910 on December 8, 2009 05:16

  There is a gap in the command line utility that was addressed in the adapter configuration (AS11gR1) Wizard. The API is a procedure, not a function, so does not return the query for the parameters that the utility made anything for the RETURN statement.

  The adapter configuration wizard is unable to say if there is a RETURN statement either, but it provides the user with a check box that can be used to indicate the presence of the declaration. In the wizard, if you check the checkbox, a parameter is added to the XSD to the RETURN statement. In essence, the adapter will process the procedure as a function and you will get the value of the PERFORMANCE.

  Usually, I wish to indicate that you certainly should NOT change the generated XSD. But you might be able to do it, by adding the necessary element to the OutputParameters for your RETURN statement. Add the following immediately AFTER the element of 'Lines', which occurs first in the XSD and BEFORE all items for the other none.

  Use a value for the "" that is meaningful to you. The wizard uses the name of the stored procedure with the name of the element. We could call this "RETURN_VALUE" or else if is more to your liking. Add the item after you generate the XSD using the command line utility, and then use the XSD when you model your BPEL processes. The WSDL should already have the content for this element handling.

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  is
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• Call of from.mxl under linux .sql script file

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• Impossible to retrieve the return value of function from pl/sql using the DB adapter

  Dear Experts,
  
  I use the DB adapter in my BPEL process. Using the DB adapter I invoke a PL / SQL function. I am able to send two input parameters for the pl/sql function. But I do not know how to retrieve the return value of the function. Please suggest me.
  
  Thank you
  Rajesh

  Can you tell how pl/sql function looks like you? you return the value of the function, right?

• PL/SQL exception handling and return values

  Hi all
  
  I use Oracle 10.2.0
  
  I have a problem in the return values of the procedures if there is no exception.
  
  For example:
  
  

  procedure a.
  (
  P_in number,
  p_out on varhar2
  )
  as
  p_valid varchar2 (10);
  number of p_no1;
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  (
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  p_valid out varchar2
  )
  as
  fake number;
  Select 1 in double dummy;
  dummy cases = 1
  then
  p_valid = "OK".
  C (MSG);
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  In the example if theres no exceptions or dummy = 1 in procedure B, then I need to return the value as 'OK' in the setting out of the parent procedure "A".
  
  I could not this value, returning null. How to get this...
  
  Please advice...
  
  TIA,

  ORCLDB wrote:
  Hi all

  I use Oracle 10.2.0

  I have a problem in the return values of the procedures if there is no exception.

  Ok

  The code you have posted is not valid code if you have forgotten some important things. However, we will make it simple...

  If you have a set OUT that will not be filled if an exception is thrown, unless it is set to NOCOPY.

  Example of...

  Here, we regularly parameter output and when an exception occurs in procedure B it REVIVAL of the exception to the procedure a...

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  create or replace procedure B (p_in in number, p_valid out varchar2) as
    2    dummy number;
    3  begin
    4    select 1 into dummy from dual where p_in = 1;
    5    p_valid := 'OK';
    6  exception when others then
    7    p_valid := 'EXCEPTION';
    8    raise;
    9* end b;
  SQL> /
  
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> create or replace procedure A (p_in in number) as
    2    v_valid varchar2(10);
    3  begin
    4    B(p_in, v_valid);
    5    dbms_output.put_line('Returned without exception: '||v_valid);
    6  exception when others then
    7    dbms_output.put_line('Returned with exception: '||v_valid);
    8    raise;
    9  end A;
   10  /
  
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> exec a(1);
  Returned without exception: OK
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> exec a(2);
  Returned with exception:
  BEGIN a(2); END;
  
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-01403: no data found
  ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.A", line 8
  ORA-06512: at line 1
  

  Obviously, when the procedure B raised an exception it went directly to the procedure exceptions A manager that indicates that an exception has happened and the value returned in the OUT parameter was NULL.

  Now, if procedure B just handles the exception rather than erect in...

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  create or replace procedure B (p_in in number, p_valid out varchar2) as
    2    dummy number;
    3  begin
    4    select 1 into dummy from dual where p_in = 1;
    5    p_valid := 'OK';
    6  exception when others then
    7    p_valid := 'EXCEPTION';
    8* end b;
  SQL> /
  
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> exec a(1);
  Returned without exception: OK
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> exec a(2);
  Returned without exception: EXCEPTION
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

  Here, procedure B fills the output parameter and just returns execution to the block to execute procedure A, so A procedure isn't aware of no exception, but the output parameter does not contain the value B populated with.

  But if you want the procedure B to throw the exception and pass out a value in the output parameter, you must set the out parameter as NOCOPY...

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  create or replace procedure B (p_in in number, p_valid out NOCOPY varchar2) as
    2    dummy number;
    3  begin
    4    select 1 into dummy from dual where p_in = 1;
    5    p_valid := 'OK';
    6  exception when others then
    7    p_valid := 'EXCEPTION';
    8    raise;
    9* end b;
  SQL> /
  
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> exec a(1);
  Returned without exception: OK
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> exec a(2);
  Returned with exception: EXCEPTION
  BEGIN a(2); END;
  
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-01403: no data found
  ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.A", line 8
  ORA-06512: at line 1
  
  SQL>
  

  Now, as in the first example, procedure B defines the output parameter and throws the exception, causing execution to go directly to the procedure A exception handler, but this time, A procedure return parameter value out.

  To understand the execution of blocks and managing exceptions take a look at this article...

  [PL/SQL 101: exception handling | http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=697262&tstart=50]

  ;)

• How to run multiple parallel sql scripts?

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  The nohup untie your shell script.  So, even if you disconnect, the script continues to run.  Without the nohup, if you were to close your session before the end of the scripts running, they would get fired.

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• question about pl/sql script

  Hi all
  I need to manage other tables that will contain as follows:
  whenever the user query it will be an insert in this table called mng_rishui_session that contain
  track:
  NUM of user's session id,
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  type_query not null number (2)
  date of time_query
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  when 3 
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  Thanks in advance
  Naama

  Hi, Naama,

  Naama wrote:
  ... now my script looks like this:
  mng_session. SQL

  
  declare cursor c1 as
  select session_id_num,type_query
  from mng_rishui_session
  where  (sysdate - t_query) * 24 * 60 >= 15;  
  
  begin
  for e in c1 loop
  case e.type_query
  when 1 then
  delete query1_table where session_id_num = e.session_id_num;
  when 3 then
  delete query3_table where session_id_num  =e.session_id_num;
  end case;
  end loop;
  end;
  

  first of all, I want to know where I'm going to do the validation, if I need to do.

  In the PL/SQL code (so we won't do it in case of error) but after the LOOP is finished.
  In other words, assuming you are using a LOOP. It will be much more effective if you just do a DELETE statement on each table. Think about it: If your mng_rishui_session has 1,000 rows where t_query (or time_query, if the column is always so called) is fortunate to have one of the type_queries you want at least 15 minutes, and 100 of these lines, then you must fetch the 1,000 rows (if not all of the table) , and separate 100 DELETE queries. It is more effective to extract 100 lines (assuming that there is an index composed of type_query and t_query) and to only 2 DELETE statements. See below.

  Second:
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  People on this site will try to help you. Why not try to help them do it?
  Do not say "he won't let me": show all that you know the problem. What exactly have you tried? That's happened? If you got an error, display the full error message, including the line number. If you got the wrong results, describe what happened.

  My goal is:

  a script running the sql scripy called:
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  #!bin/bash
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  the problem is that if I do not exit. He recorded in sql and the script does not return to the command line.
  How do I overcome this problem?

  Make an EXIT.

  Try something like this:

  DECLARE
       cutoff_date     DATE     := SYSDATE - (15 / (24 * 60));
  BEGIN
       DELETE     query1_table
       WHERE     session_id_num  IN (
                           SELECT  session_id_num
                           FROM     mng_rishui_session
                           WHERE     type_query     = 1
                           AND     t_query          <= cutoff_date
                         );
  
       DELETE     query3_table
       WHERE     session_id_num  IN (
                           SELECT  session_id_num
                           FROM     mng_rishui_session
                           WHERE     type_query     = 3
                           AND     t_query          <= cutoff_date
                         );
  
       COMMIT;          -- If desired
  END;
  /
  
  EXIT;
  

  Is there a reason why query1_table should be different from query3_table? Why can't you have just a query_table, with a column of type_query?

  What happens if there is an error? You won't want to know? You must add an EXCEPTION section to write the details about the error in a log table and someone send an email on this subject.

  Published by: Frank Kulash, August 31, 2010 09:07
  Added / issue;

• How to get the return value in sqlplus to index?

  Hello
  
  I am a PL/SQL Developer, and I have a problem with an existing batch.
  
  Here's the situation:
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  Here's a simple scriptx.sql file:
  
  Insert into table values (x) (y);
  
  -----
  
  Published by: user10713865 on October 30, 2009 06:51

  Hello

  You can use 'Whenever SQLERROR WHAT' options to build the logic.
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  OR "WHEN SQLERROR CONTINUE ROLLBACK", if you want to restore and continue to the next.
  You might explore other options 'whenever SQLERROR WHAT' to suit your logic and add "COMMIT / ROLLBACK" to not relevant.

  See sample tests below:

  SQL> create table t1 (col1 number primary key);
  Table created.
  

  * 1. In script1 case fails, then restore and exit *.

  kallo:f632736> cat 1.sql
  WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT ROLLBACK
  insert into t1 values(1);
  insert into t1 values(1);
  kallo:f632736> cat 2.sql
  insert into t1 values(2);
  kallo:f632736> cat main.sql
  @1
  @2
  
  SQL> @main
  
  1 row created.
  
  insert into t1 values(1)
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00001: unique constraint (ADMLHMGM.SYS_C0013874) violated
  Disconnected from Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production
  With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
  
  SQL> select * from t1;
  
  no rows selected
  

  * 2. When script1 fails, then restore and continue to script2 *.

  kallo:f632736> cat 1.sql
  WHENEVER SQLERROR CONTINUE ROLLBACK
  insert into t1 values(1);
  insert into t1 values(1);
  
  SQL> @main
  
  1 row created.
  
  insert into t1 values(1)
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00001: unique constraint (ADMLHMGM.SYS_C0013874) violated
  
  Rollback complete.
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> select * from t1;
  
        COL1
  ----------
           2
  

• How to use the return value of TestComplete (using COM) as a variable in the conditional statement (for example loops) TestStand

  Hello

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  However, now I need TestComplete to regain a vaule (e.g. 32) TS and TS need to assess this value in a while statement. So if the TC value is 32, I would have some statement in TS ike:

  While (return value! = 30)

  Do something...

  Thank you

  Jigg,

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  I think I'll have some luck with the StationGlobal.  It seems to work (for example by setting the StationGlobal a single sequence file automatically updates the Stationglobal in another movie file, sort of like passing the reference value)

  Thank you!

• Executed as user: domain\username. The return value is unknown. The process exit code was 128. The step failed.

  I have a job with 20 steps. This error occurs for any stage of perticular. It produces randomally at any stage.

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  This is not the right forum for SQL database issues.

  Please repost your question in the MSDN SQL forum
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  Marilyn

• Update SQL script

  Hi friends,

  I started this thread yesterday, but for some reason that I'm not able to answer/continue on this old thread. Here are the details from the old thread

  I need help with a sql script to update sid_no_new column with values based on sid_no for about 6000 + records.

  Here is an example below...

  SQL > select * from test1;

  SID_NO SID_NO_NEW UNIT_NO

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

  2000                                                          unit1

  2000                                                          unit3

  2000                                                          unit4

  2002                                                          unit16

  4500                                                          unit22

  In the example above, there are 3 sid_no consecutive '2000'. Sid_no_new must be 2000_1, 2000_2, 2000_3, respectively.

  It should be like:

  SQL > select * from test1;

  SID_NO SID_NO_NEW UNIT_NO

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

  2000 2000_1 unit1

  2000 2000_2 unit3

  unit4 2000_3 2000

  2002 2002 unit16

  4500 4500 unit22

  I ran the script (thanks to the experts who have contributed to) below, it works very well for the above documents, but I get ORA-30926 error when I run on the table with 6000 records...

  Fusion IN test1 tgt USING

  (SELECT sid_no,

  sid_no_new,

  unit_no,

  Count (sid_no) over (partition BY sid_no) cnt,

  ROW_NUMBER() over (partition BY order of sid_no to unit_no) rn

  OF test1

  ) CBC ON(tgt.sid_no=src.sid_no AND tgt.unit_no=src.unit_no)

  WHEN matched THEN

  UPDATE SET Sid_no_new = CASE WHEN cnt > 1 THEN sid_no |' _'. RN ELSE sid_no END;

  ERROR on line 1:

  ORA-30926: failed to get a stable set of rows in the source tables

  Please give your suggestions... Thank you very much

  In fact, this could be done easier:

  SQL > select *.

  test1 2

  3.

  SID_ SID_NO UNIT_N

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

  2000 2000_1 unit1

  2000 2000_2 unit3

  unit4 2000_3 2000

  2002 2002 unit16

  4500 4500 unit22

  SQL > select *.

  2 of test4

  3.

  UID_NO TYP RULE_DUE

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

  RAF 2000 90

  3140 TH 100

  6712 JUL 21

  233 12 H6

  SQL > fusion

  2 in d of test4

  3 use)

  4 with as t4)

  5. Select uid_no,

  6                               type,

  7                               rule_due,

  8 rowid RID,

    9                               uid_no || '_' || ROW_NUMBER() over (partition by uid_no by 1 order) sid_no_new

  10 of test4

  11                      )

  12. Select t1.sid_no_new,

  T4.type 13,

  T4.rule_due 14,

  15 cases

  16 when t1.sid_no = t1.sid_no_new then t4.rid

  17 when t4.sid_no_new = t1.sid_no_new then t4.rid

  18 end rid

  19 of t4,

  Test1 20 t1

  21 where t1.sid_no = t4.uid_no

  22          ) s

  23 on)

  24 d.rowid = s.rid

  25       )

  26 when matched

  27 then

  Update 28

  29 set d.uid_no = s.sid_no_new

  30 when no match

  31 then

  32 insert

  33 values)

  s.sid_no_new 34,

  s.type 35,

  36 s.rule_due

  37                )

  38.

  3 lines merged.

  SQL > select *.

  2 of test4

  3.

  UID_NO TYP RULE_DUE

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

  2000_1 RAF 90

  3140 TH 100

  6712 JUL 21

  233 12 H6

  2000_3 RAF 90

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• The list of values - return value identical to the display value

  I fill a selection list with the names of the members with a lov sql like the following

  < tt > select memberName d, r FROM whateverTable < /tt > memberId

  The problem is that in the database, the stored value is the Member ID. I really want the real memberName stored in the database instead I want to use this name of Member elsewhere in my application.

  When the integrated trigger executes its code

  < tt >

     if NVL (:old. CONTACT_PERSON,'0') ! = NVL (:new. CONTACT_PERSON,'0'( ) then

  Insert into eba_ca_history ()table_name component_rowkey COMPONENT_ID column_name old_value new_value) values

         ('EVENTS', :new.row_key, :new.event_id, 'EVENT_OWNER',:old. CONTACT_PERSON,:new. CONTACT_PERSON()

     end if ;

  < /tt >

  
  

  I get the following text shows on my apps update page-"owner of an event has changed from 457879885611315631565 to 2546454654546546546546..."

  

  I want the value of the actual display to display for an update instead of the return value.

  
  

  I tried to convert the value to help

  

  
  

  But which causes the following error

  
  

  

  
  

  How can I make sure that the return value of the lov being stored in the database matches the display value for the lov?
  

  Hi Richie,

  If I understand your request, simply set your LOV query with the same column like screen and return:

  select memberName as display_value, memberName as return_value FROM whateverTable
  

  If this isn't what you're asking, I apologize for the misunderstanding.

  Thank you

  Erick

• passage OEM "SQL Script" job name in lowercase as proxy database

  Hello

  I have a SQL script that requires the name of the database in lower case to be passed when running - she uses it as a substitution variable to create database directories that point to the UNIX file system (which is why they are case sensitive). I want to be able to configure this script as work in OEM (12 c version 3) so that I can run on several databases (11.2.0.3), but at the creation of employment, the % DBName parameter returns only the name of the database uppercase. I tried to change the % DBName parameter and run the script in a PL/SQL block, but the variable I spend it is interpreted as a literal string. I also tried to run in a shell script, but because of the way the user operating system is set up that I can't get that to work either.

  Does anyone have any ideas how this can be done? Ideally, I wish I could just run @script lower (%DBName%) or something similar.

  Thanks in advance,

  Robin

  In case anyone else has trouble with this, I worked on that I was able to use a PL/SQL block to convert the variable substitution for lower case, then create the directory with the variable:

  DECLARE

  v_lowerSID varchar2;

  BEGIN

  Select lower ('& 1') in the double v_lowerSID;

  run immediately ' create the db_dir as directory "/ [path] /' | v_lowerSID | '/' || v_lowerSID | ' _directory1 "';

  END;

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