Save sql scripts

Hi all

Please help me to set the default directory to save the sql script files.

Thank you!

I guess you're asking about SQL * more. This tool saves files in the current directory.

Therefore, specify the full path or enter SQL * Plus from the directory desired. I'm not aware of any way to change the current directory to in SQL * more.

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How to save templates scripts sql in PL/SQL Developer
I use PL/SQL Developer of full automation to develop in pl/sql.
I would like to know if it is possible to save a script model. I mean if I want to save a query regarding a certain table, I can write the SQL and then save it using the button "Save as query Standard." But what I would do is, for example, to save a script like:

declare
cursor c_cur is
+ Select * +.
Of
--+
v_cur c_cur % ROWTYPE;
--+
Start
Open c_cur;
loop
extract the c_cur in v_cur;
When the exit c_cur % NOTFOUND;
--+

--+
end loop;
close c_cur;
--+
end;
+/+

and to be able to open it when I want it to. Is it possible to save the scripts in such 'model' anywhere in PL/SQL Developer?
Thank you!
Tools-> preferences-> files-> directories-> templates, then mention some directory say C:\MyTemplates.
Put your scripts as *.tpl format in this directory (say script1.tpl).
Tool-> model then lists.

Excerpt from SQL script Planner
Hello

Developer SQL version 3.2.10.09

Is there a way to extract the SQL of a scheduler job script? I put in place a work in my enviromnent of test using the Wizard SQL Developer that worked extremely well, but my dba insists on having a SQL script to deploy in the active database.

Thank you

Nick.
Try this:
```
select
  dbms_metadata.get_ddl('PROCOBJ', 'your_job_name')
from dual;
```
-------
You can also create new 'DDL' tab for jobs in SQL Developer yourself in less than 5 minutes:
b save the XML in a file - for example 'JobEditDDL.xml '.
```
  
    <![CDATA[*DDL]]>
      
        
      
    
  
```
b to the SQL Developer open: Tools-> preferences-> database-> user defined extensions
(c) click the button. Select EDITOR (type), and then add the full path of the xml file.
d click "OK" and restart SQL Developer

Edited by: dz_r 2012-11-21 23:12

Effect of NLS_LANG in the SQL scripts

DB version: 11.2.0.2
Platform: RHEL 5.6

We have a software provider who occasionally sends SQL scripts to deploy.

The scripts contain usually few CFDS and many LMD

Textpad, I can see, the LMD (inserts, updates) in the SQL Script. It usually contains some non-English characters (Dutch, German, French) as

'Übersicht Buchungssätze' .
'Fehler beim Löschen der zugeordneten Referenzen!'

They always ask us set NLS_LANG as follows.

export NLS_LANG="AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8ISO8859P15"

After INSERTION, I questioned the inserted values of PL/SQL Developer. Values appear exactly as it appears in the SQL Script text file as shown above.
So, what was the effect of the NLS_LANG setting? What would have happened if I had not set NLS_LANG?

NLS in the DB Info

SQL > select * from nls_Database_parameters;

PARAMETER                      VALUE
------------------------------ ----------------------------------------
NLS_LANGUAGE                   ENGLISH
NLS_TERRITORY                  UNITED KINGDOM
NLS_CURRENCY                   #
NLS_ISO_CURRENCY               UNITED KINGDOM
NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS         .,
NLS_CHARACTERSET               AL32UTF8
NLS_CALENDAR                   GREGORIAN
NLS_DATE_FORMAT                DD-MON-RR
NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE              ENGLISH
NLS_SORT                       BINARY
NLS_TIME_FORMAT                HH24.MI.SSXFF
NLS_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT           DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF
NLS_TIME_TZ_FORMAT             HH24.MI.SSXFF TZR
NLS_TIMESTAMP_TZ_FORMAT        DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF TZR
NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET         AL16UTF16
NLS_DUAL_CURRENCY              ?
NLS_COMP                       BINARY
NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS           BYTE
NLS_NCHAR_CONV_EXCP            FALSE
NLS_RDBMS_VERSION              11.2.0.2.0

20 rows selected.

If our supplier had chosen to save the script with the UTF-8 encoding, then, we have set NLS_LANG. Right?

Evil. You need to AMERICAN_AMERICA. AL32UTF8. If you don't set NLS_LANG, it uses default AMERICAN_AMERICA. US7ASCII. Therefore, only pure ASCII 7-bit scripts can be executed in such environment. The Oracle Client does not use the default database character. It uses the platform default (usually US7ASCII) or UTF-16 in the case of JDBC, ODBC (Unicode mode) and ODP .NET pilots.

-Sergiusz

Access 2003-> Oracle 10 g: fixed error of migration, SQL script
I recently migrated an Access 2003 to SQL using Oracle SQL developer Oracle database, and the process went well, with the exception of some migration errors.

The errors I had have largely brought on 3 main groups:

(i) "doesn't have to convert' errors:
Failed to convert view Q345_Delete_NR > filename. Q345 - Delete NR: unexpected node in the AST: EXEC_PARAM_LIST: column of the row-1-1

(II) 'limitation of translation mistakes:
Limitation of the translation "cannot convert to display" met on view filename. Q326 - update column of NA column_name line 0 0

(III) "parse errors":
oracle.dbtools.migration.parser.ext.ExtStringTemplate.setValue(ExtStringTemplate.java:106)

I know that these can be fixed, but I'm unable to understand what they mean. I would be grateful for some advice on what this means and how do I address to them.

Finally, I would like to watch the complete SQL script for the database migrated - please someone let me know how to consider this in a single sheet? I would like to create a stored procedure from this one.

Thank you.

Published by: 803242 on October 19, 2010 16:23
As you have an Oracle database you currently have support for this database and this is quite enough to save a service request for the SQL Migration Workbench developer.
Saving a service request will allow us to examine the migration of more detailed SQL Dev and then we can improve the product.

(The stored procedures, you need to manually extract the instructions in the script generated) that you intend to do) and then put it in a procedure.

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

2000_2 RAF 90

6 selected lines.

SQL >

SY.

Call of from.mxl under linux .sql script file

Hello Experts,
I have a requirement to call the sql script in the maxl file in the linux server. I get EOF file error.
Could you please say how to achieve this requirement.
MAXL Script:
Reel to ' / / essbase02//MaxL//Test_MR.log ';
the value of message level.
Set timestamp
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login "admin", "password" on 'server '.
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essmsh timestamp: Wed Aug 5 23:17:35 2015
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essmsh timestamp: Wed Aug 5 23:17:35 2015
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2 >
3 >
4 >
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essmsh timestamp: Wed Aug 5 23:17:35 2015
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essmsh timestamp: Wed Aug 5 23:17:35 2015
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essmsh timestamp: Wed Aug 5 23:17:35 2015
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RM

If you want to execute operating system commands you use Shell, not "msh". MSH is to call an additional MaxL script with MaxL orders only.

Optionally, there should be no need to store the command shell in a separate file, that is, it should be possible to place the command sqlplus directly inside the MaxL script when you use the Shell.

How to run multiple parallel sql scripts?

I try to execute multiple sql scripts parallel to the short run of the process via sqlplus. Are there opportunities to do? LINUX ORACLE 5. XX
I do it too via Scheduler, but now I need to do this via sqlplus or shell + sqlplus?
How do I start using shell script several xterminals and ech session begins all the sql scripts?

nohup./SQL1.sh &

nohup./sql2.sh &

nohup./SQL3.sh &

The '&' causes the script1.sh to run in the background so that the command prompt is returned immediately. This means that sql2.sh can start immediately and at the same time as sql1.sh. It doesn't have to wait for sql1.sh. This assumes that there are no dependencies between scripts! This meets your need to run scripts in parallel.

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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How to format the output of a .sql script that has select statements.

Hello
I have a .sql script which is having several select statements. Each Select statement is to have hundreds of Table columns.
When we run the .sql script, we are unable to read the output.
Please let know us the commands that we include for better readable output format.

You work with the lin standard set 80.
Increase this setting to set lin 3000 or more.

can the run/run .sql script in another application?

Hello..
I have a problem to run my .sql script (for example: @c:\Users\test.sql) in my netbeans application. There is no problem when I want to run/run my sql query (for example: "select * from...").
But when I want to run my script, no presentation of the result. my script content my query to export to the csv file.
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' Select ' ' ' | LOT_NUMBER | « «, » » || DEVICENUMBER | « «, » » || DEVICENAME | « «, » » || STEP_NAME | « «, » » || INSERT_DATE | « «, » » || STATUS | « «, » » || DISPOSEDBY | « «, » » || ACCEPTBY | « «, » » || AVAILABLE | « «, » » || GENDISPOSITION | » » »
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Yes, we know what talking about your question.

a .sql script is just a plain text file containing everything you want. The code in it can be a pure SQL statements, it may contain of the PL/SQL code, and it can also include SQL * more specific orders (keep in mind SQL * more is a tool, not a language, so that these commands are specific to this tool and other tools which can also interpret the same commands).

Not quite sure how your question relates to this blog, as this blog is showing the code that gets the data in JSON format in a jqGrid (jQuery grid?) and then exports the data in an Excel file.

What you're trying to do is to take a series of SQL * Plus and SQL statements in a text file and generate a CSV file from them.

As already mentioned, SPOOL is a SQL * more order, specific to SQL * more command line tool. The database itself has no idea what "spool" means, while passing to the database somehow does not work. I also doubt that netbeans knows what that means, either.

So, in short, how you try to do, not you cannot.

Create jobs and positions via PL/SQL script

Hi, it is recommended to insert new jobs and positions via PL/SQL Script?
I know it's possible, I'm not sure if it is recommended. especially when it's via a direct insertion.
Is there an API for it?
I have about 200 + positions I need to set in our Instance of the EBS Test.
Thank you!

The APIs are the best way to do it in batches of charges-

Job: HR_JOB_API

Position: HR_POSITION_API

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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.
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DECLARE

v_lowerSID varchar2;

BEGIN

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END;

/

Running SQL scripts on different databases

Hello!
At my work we have many databases on a server. I have to make a request so that users can run the application on a selected database SQL scripts.
So my question may be separated into 2 sections:
1 - is possible to let users SQL scripts run directly from the application?
I think a database to create a page that displays the list of all the SQL scripts, that we want to use, and when you click on a specific script name in the list, it asks something like "Where the database you want to run the script?", and then, as confirmed by the user, it would show results running the script on a different page.
is 2 - possible to let users choose what database to run these scripts?
Any information would be helpful, I'm at the beginning of the project and am not sure at all about how to proceed, or if it is at all possible.
Thank you!

Fallen_Kaede wrote:

Thanks for the quick response. I confirm that we are talking about databases on a server.

The request is to "debug" to other databases. For example, be run scripts to the locks on the list, to show the different indexes on a table, etc. to help diagnose problems.

It looks like the 'users' are DBA who should use OEM/Grid Control to do so.

1 - is possible to let users SQL scripts run directly from the application?

Lol the only way to run scripts in the APEX is the use of the SQL Scripts for SQL workshop component.

The key word in your question is 'application '. SQL * more and Developer SQL are applications that allow users to run SQL scripts on the desktop. Scripts SQL is an APEX integrated application that allows developers to run SQL scripts on the web. However, there is no documented way supported for end users to run SQL scripts in a custom of APEX application that you created. Therefore, rethink your approach. Rather than create an application APEX runs scripts, you must convert the scripts in PL/SQL, APEX packages, pages, components and applications leverage features of the APEX and reports, graphics and interactivity (e.g. exploration links; timed refreshes etc.). This will give you a user experience improved, beyond what is possible using static SQL scripts.

is 2 - possible to let users choose what database to run these scripts?

The APEX applications would exist on an instance of the APEX in a database and access other databases using the database links (which can have a performance impact). It would be possible to create a LOV based on the view of the USER_DB_LINKS dictionary and use in a selection set to a global page list to provide a control to set the current context of the database. Region data sources will have to be generated dynamically in the packages of PL/SQL use the links from relevant database based on this value LOV.

Where is CMCLEAN. SQL script now?

Hello
I think I should find the cmclean.sql script in the following note:
Simultaneous treatment of - CMCLEAN. SQL - Script Non-destructive to clean the simultaneous Tables Manager [ID 134007.1]

But when I searched Doc ID 134007.1 I was surprised to see that the Doc ID is present but cmclean.sql script is not available here as it was:

Now the title of the Doc has also changed to:
Simultaneous - treatment simultaneous Recovery Manager Troubleshooting Wizard (Doc ID 134007.1)
Can you please let me know what happened to the original note and help me get to the script cmclean.sql on MOS.
Thank you
Armande

Florent,

cmclean. SQL script is so more exist and you should use the "Competitor Assistant Manager of recovery".

Thank you

Hussein

Backingup database using SQL script

Hello
Let me start by saying I am new to Oracle and I'm learning how to do a project where I have to write a SQL script that allows you to back up all data files (i.e. control, redo log and data files). Assuming that all the files are stored in a folder, the source locations and the destination of these files must be provided as 'substitution variables. The script must implement the following tasks (directions)
1. Log in as the SYS user with SYSDBA role
2. Closing the database
3. Copy the files to the location of the source database and store it in the destination location
4. Restart the database
5. Log in the user SCOTT
In addition, the script must use the "HOST" command to publish the operating system command to perform the copy task.

* Since this is just a learning project and not a real scenario, I can't run my script in SQLplus to verify if it is correct. That's why I ask for professional advice. I am currently working with Oracle 11 g Enterprise running on a client Windows XP OS.

Here's what I decided, it's a cold backup, please let me know if what I do is correct so far, and if not can you please steer me in the right direction.

connect SYS / < password > have SYSDBA
Shutdown;
Copy of HOST of & source_file to & destination_file; -It is the line that confuses me.
connect SYS / < password > have SYSDBA
start-up;
Connect scott/tiger

Thanks in advance for your time and input.

I currently have the free version of 11g Oracle Enterprise downloaded on my computer, running on VB with the client Windows XP OS. But being new to this that I find myself afraid of bad script execution that can break my DB. I know that I can just reload and try again, but I try to approach the question as carefully as possible. Although the error codes help me understand what I am doing wrong much of the time.

Break things (and their fixation) is how to learn. Because you are running in VBox, simply take a snapshot of vbox system before testing. So if it is irrevocably broken, you just restore the snapshot system.

But give what you're trying to do, what do you think might happen this may break your db? As far as the db is concerned, everything you do connect, stop and commissioning. Nothing can go off of the truth of that.

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