Run immediately in Oracle 10 g

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• Using run immediately in Oracle PLSQL

  Hello
  
  Please tell me what's the use of using the EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement?
  According to the docs, it is said that:
  
  The EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement prepares (analysis) and immediately executes a dynamic SQL statement.
  
  The EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement analyzes the SQL string command and executes the statement.
  
  An example of EXECUTE IMMEDIATE in a block:
  
  
  DECLARE
  sql_stmt VARCHAR2 (200);
  
  BEGIN
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'CREATE TABLE (NUMBER, amt id NUMBER) Bonus';
  sql_stmt: = "INSERT INTO dept VALUES (: 1,: 2: 3)"; "
  
  Here, I have a question, what is the purpose to use EXECUTE IMMEDIATE, I mean if I do not use EXECUTE IMMEDIATE will that my statement will not be created?
  
  For example: him below will also work where I use not any what EXECUTE IMMEDIATE to process a statement,
  
  
  DECLARE
  sql_stmt VARCHAR2 (200);
  
  BEGIN
  ' *' Bonus (id NUMBER, amt NUMBER) CREATE TABLE '; *
  sql_stmt: = "INSERT INTO dept VALUES (: 1,: 2: 3)"; "
  
  
  explain please, thank you.

  user10503747 wrote:

  I don't know for what reason the bonus of the table is not being created

  Of course not. You have coded the exception handler for delete all exceptions... and pretend that there is no error.

  Then... According to the logic of this code, there is no error and the table has been created very well.

• Oracle 11G copy a table to help to run immediately

  I want to copy the contents of a table in another aid to run immediately.
  
  It keeps fails with the following error
  
  ORA-00903: invalid table name
  ORA-06512: at "TABLE_COPY", line 6
  ORA-06512: at line 8 level
  
  
  
  create or replace
  procedure TABLE_COPY)
  Table1 varchar2,
  Varchar2 TABLE2)
  is
  Start
  run immediately 'insert'. TABLE2. "(select * from ' |) TABLE1 |') ' ;
  end;
  
  Published by: user9213000 on January 24, 2013 07:38

  user9213000 wrote:
  I want to copy the contents of a table in another aid to run immediately.

  It keeps fails with the following error

  ORA-00903: invalid table name
  ORA-06512: at "TABLE_COPY", line 6
  ORA-06512: at line 8 level

  create or replace
  procedure TABLE_COPY)
  Table1 varchar2,
  Varchar2 TABLE2)
  is
  Start
  run immediately 'insert'. TABLE2. "(select * from ' |) TABLE1 |') ' ;
  end;

  Published by: user9213000 on January 24, 2013 07:38

  Standard when boards (ab) use of EXECUTE IMMEDIATE is to compose the SQL statement in a single VARCHAR2 variable
  Then print the variable before passing to EXECUTE IMMEDIATE.
  COPY the statement & PASTE in sqlplus to validate its correctness.

• ONE ERROR: run immediately (p_sql) return to p_id;

  Has written a simple procedure:
  
  procedure p_test)
  P_ID number,
  p_sql in varchar2
  *)*
  is
  Start
  run immediately (p_sql) return to p_id;
  end;
  
  Now, test it:
  
  declare
  P_ID number;
  p_sql varchar2 (2000): = ' insert into test1 (pk, str) values (1, "aaa")';
  Start
  pkg_utility.sp_save_without_blob (p_id, p_sql);
  dbms_output.put_line ('p_id' | p_id);
  end;
  
  
  The problem:
  Without the 'back in p_id' statement, the sql code can be run successfully. But with the "p_id return', an error occurred:
  
  ORA-20999: unexpected error when insert into test1 (pk, str) values (1, 'aaa')
  ORA-01006: there is no bind variable
  
  
  What I've done wrong? and how do I solve the problem?
  
  
  Thank you for helping.

  You're not saying 'what' you try to return.

  See the examples in the doc of PL/SQL
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/AppDev.111/b28370/Collections.htm#BABHDGIG
  >
  Example 5-52, using the RETURN IN the Clause with a Record

  DECLARE
  RECORD IS of TYPE EmpRec (last_name, employees.last_name%TYPE,
  salary employees.salary%TYPE);
  method EmpRec;
  emp_id NUMBER: = 100;
  BEGIN
  UPDATE employees SET salary = salary * 1.1
  WHERE employee_id = emp_id
  RETURN last_name, salary INTO method;
  DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE
  ("Just give a stimulus to ' | emp_info.last_name |)
  ', which now makes | emp_info.salary);
  ROLLBACK;
  END;
  /

• ORA-01031: insufficient privileges on run immediately 'create a table... '. »

  Hello. I created a stored procedure that starts an immediate execution "create table..." Responses to Oracle with the message ' ORA-01031: insufficient privileges.
  
  I solved the problem adding 'authid current_user is' in the procedure declaration.
  
  Unfortunately, if I try to plan his by DBMS_JOB, responses to oracle with the same error again.
  
  Why? And how can I avoid it?
  
  Thank you very much in advance
  
  Published by: user4501018 on 6-mag-2010 4.00

  user4501018 wrote:

  Unfortunately, if I try to plan his by DBMS_JOB, responses to oracle with the same error again.

  Add:

  run immediately "role play all THE ';"

  before immediate 'create table..."

  SY.

• How can I create VI with inputs that run immediately when the update?

  I'm using LabView for controlling stepper motors. I would create a VI with a front panel that has 4 arrows, 2 per engine. My goal is to be able to run the VI and then press a button to move the engine.

  I created separate VI for each funcition of engines - one vi to set current operations, to determine the current travel, another to move up by a certain amount and so on. Work of these vi and I can move and adjust engines, but only by running separate VI.

  How can I combine them into a single VI and make them run to the pressure of a button or the change of a property? An example would be to establish a new current holding company and place the operation current vi run immediately and send the order to the engine. Then continue to press the arrow keys without having to hit 'run' on an another vi.

  Thank you very much

  
  

• What is the purpose of USE in "run immediately".

  Hi all

  I just want to understand what is the purpose of USING in "EXECUTE IMMEDIATE".

  Say for example, the procedure below, what is the difference? Both will end up in the same result.

  DECLARE

  FIXED_STAT VARCHAR2 (4000);

  VAL_STAT VARCHAR2 (4): = "ijkl";

  BEGIN

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ' INSERT INTO abcd (efgh) VALUES (: text_string)' USING "ijkl";

  FIXED_STAT: = "INSERT INTO abcd (efgh) VALUES ('|)" VAL_STAT |') ' ;

  IMMEDIATELY RUN FIXED_STAT;

  END;

  /

  Two major assets to HELP to run immediately, i.e. using parameters

  (1) SQL statement should not hard analysed by the database every time [performance gain].

  (2) more important, to avoid the "SQL injection" and ensure that the variable data will be properly includes as part of the statement

• run immediately fails with the error

  The following code generates the error and I can not understand what the problem is:

  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON;

  declare

  Val number (21);

  s_sql varchar2 (2000);

  Start

  s_sql: = q '{select last_number in the Vale of all_sequences where sequence_owner = 'SST' and sequence_name = "ADDRESS_SEQ"}';

  Dbms_output.put_line ('sql 1 ' | s_sql);

  run immediately s_sql;

  end;

  
  

  Error report:

  ORA-00905: lack of keyword

  ORA-06512: at line 7

  00905 00000 - 'lack the key word'

  * Cause:

  * Action:

  select last_number SQL 1 in val all_sequences where sequence_owner = 'SST' and sequence_name = "ADDRESS_SEQ."

  The error is strange since

  Select last_number in the all_sequences where sequence_owner = 'SST' and sequence_name = "ADDRESS_SEQ."

  is a valid instruction

  Although I see no need for SQL dynamic in this case, in general, you must provide the vatiable to receive the value of the select statement outside the immediate execution.  More like:

  s_sql: = q '{select last_number in the all_sequences where sequence_owner = 'SST' and sequence_name = "ADDRESS_SEQ"}';

  execute immediate s_sql in val

  John

• procedure call to run immediately

  Hi Please help me call the procedure to run immediately.

  I am trying to execute the procedure for several tables.

  the same procedure on the SQL prompt works very well as shown below.

  EXECUTE PROC1 ('BC_COALMINE');

  Start

  for rec in (select table_name

  from all_tables

  where table_name like '% BC_.

  )

  loop

  run immediately 'execute proc1 (rec.table_name);

  end loop;

  end;

  I get an error invalid SQL ORA-900.

  concerning

  EXECUTE is a SQL Plus command. In PL/SQL, you can simply call the procedure. And you need not EXECUTE IMMEDIATE. You can make a static call to the procedure. Like this.

  Start

  for rec in (select table_name

  from all_tables

  where table_name like '% BC_.

  )

  loop

  PROC1 (Rec.table_name);

  end loop;

  end;

• How to replace run immediately in 11g?

  Hi, package and I need not not to use run immediately. There are a few plsql dynamic generation and sql stored in global lists. Any other possibility to execute without run immediately? TNX for help.
  
  Edited by: 982676 2013-01-18 01:11

  Dynamic code is dynamic. It must be run dynamically. And THIS should be the concern and not what dynamic execution interface is used.

  Regarding the interfaces to execute dynamic PL/SQL code:
  -immediate execution
  -ref Cursor
  -DBMS_SQL

• How to pass a sequence of 'help' to run immediately

  How can I place a sequence.nxlval as a parameter using, here is my code looks like
  
  sql_string is-> insert into some_tab (col1, col2,...) (select col1: passed_seq,...) where the... (I want to insert values in sequence for col2)
  
  
  and I call it like
  
  
  passed_seq: = "seq_". some_dynamic_num |'. nextval' (in my PB will be sequences with the string formed as seq_10.nextval)
  
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE sql_string using passes_seq;
  
  If I do like this I get
  
  Error: - 1722:ORA - 01722: invalid number seq_10.nextval
  
  Published by: DIVI on 8 January 2013 07:40

  >
  So is there another way to solve my problem, where queries are already formed and stored in a table in the form of data in the column, and I need to run those from different sequences in different scenarios.
  >
  Yes - you change applications to use a placeholder for the sequence you need (e.g. [SEQ_GOES_HERE]) when you need to run it you create a PL/SQL block into a VARCHAR2 variable, then use run immediately on the variable.

  If your stored query would look like this

  sql_string is -> insert into some_tab (col1,col2, ....) (select col1,[SEQ_GOES_HERE],......) where .... 
  

  Load the good seq.nextval in a variable, and then replace "[SEQ_GOES_HERE]" in the query with this value.

• How to set schema running information in Oracle forms

  Hello
  
  Please tell me, how to set schema running information in Oracle forms.
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Sanjeev.

  What exactly do you want? Your question is not very clear.

  Craig...

• Scheduled task (dba_job) running immediately after starting

  Hello
  
  
  Clone of post a scheduled task (dba_job) runs immediately after startup. This task must be performed only in Production - not in the test environment.
  
  
  I know that we can stop the task to run using exec dbms_job.broken (42, TRUE), but to do this, I have to start the database.
  
  The job runs as soon as I start the database. This creates problems.
  
  
  Could someone help to prevent the execution of this work.
  
  
  Thank you
  Prasad Arava

  JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES = 0

• using where clause with value to hardcode in run immediately

  Dear Experts, I use below in the stored procedure make exception.
  
  RUN IMMEDIATELY "REMOVE CC. TB WHERE COL ='HG ";
  
  When the collar is varchar2 (30) DC. TB
  
  Please guide how to use above the statement in the stored procedure
  
  
  Thank you

  DBA wrote:
  Dear Experts, I use below in the stored procedure make exception.

  RUN IMMEDIATELY "REMOVE CC. TB WHERE COL ='HG ";

  When the collar is varchar2 (30) DC. TB

  Please guide how to use above the statement in the stored procedure

  Thank you

  Why you use dynamic SQL? DELETE statement is a DML statement and its valid inside a PL/SQL block.

  So, you can remove the immediate execution and write your DELETE statement directly.

  begin
    delete from cc.tb where col = 'HG';
  end;
  

• Run immediately - please help

  Hello
  
  I have a requirement where I have to choose the number of records in each table (which meets specific criteria) in a variable and print it.
  I wrote the following piece of code which results in an error.
  
  Code:
  declare
  row_cnt number;
  v_query varchar2 (200);
  Start
  for x in (select table_name
  from all_tables
  where owner = ' EDI$ ".
  table_name order)
  loop
  v_query: = ' select count (*) in: Y of ' | x.table_name;
  dbms_output.put_line (x.table_name);
  dbms_output.put_line (v_query);
  execute immediate v_query using row_cnt;
  end loop;
  end;
  /
  
  
  Output:
  EDI_UFE
  Select count (*) in: Y de EDI_UFE
  ERROR on line 13:
  ORA-06550: line 13, column 14:
  PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "SELECT" at the expected in the following way:
  (- + new case mod not null < an ID >)
  
  
  Let me know if the code has a any error.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  declare
  row_cnt number;
  v_query varchar2 (200);
  Start
  for x in (select table_name
  from all_tables
  where owner = ' EDI$ ".
  table_name order)
  loop
  v_query: = ' select count (*) from ' | x.table_name;
  dbms_output.put_line (x.table_name);
  dbms_output.put_line (v_query);
  run immediately v_query in row_cnt;
  end loop;
  end;
  /

  Edited by: lifexisxnotxsoxbeautiful Vithalani March 4, 2011 04:36