Select * in < table_name > in oracle

Hello

I would like to create a table in Oracle really liked the way I do in Sybase

SELECT * INTO mytable FROM t WHERE 1 = 2
go

Thank you

Ashok

Try this (DEC)

CREATE TABLE t AS SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE 1 = 2;

Note that unlike Sybase where you need the option of database "SELECT INTO" enabled for SELECT INTO, wiil above work without problem in Oracle.

As usual to ensure that you have enough free space in the Oracle database. ETG won't create any other DDL statement as constaint of primary key or index as they were on the original table (mytable).

HTH,

Mich

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A selection of walls blocking Oracle

I have following INTERNALLY partitioned tables and local index by BUREAU_CODE:
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fin_mea_uid NUMBER NOT NULL,
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fiscal_year_uid NUMBER NOT NULL,
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The following works even without selected lines:
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If I remove index then first request works without a problem:
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Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0

I've narrowed the problem to the syntax of the OP used to create the index.

According to the manual, the list of columns must come * before * the index properties, but there LOCAL before the columns.

If I change it, the whole scenario works without error.

Of course, this does not explain why the server process has crashed in the original scenario. That should not happen.

But also note that the original syntax of the OP does NOT create a local partitioned index.

I wonder if this is really where the bug lies. That should have been a syntax error.

SQL > CREATE TABLE fin_mea)

2 fin_mea_uid NUMBER NOT NULL,

NUMBER of field2 3 NOT NULL,.

4 fiscal_month_uid NUMBER NOT NULL,

Field4 NUMBER 5 NOT NULL,.

NUMBER 6 sphere5 NOT NULL,

7 case field6 NUMBER NOT NULL,

NUMBER 8 field7 NOT NULL,

9 field8 VARCHAR2 (24) NOT NULL,

NUMBER of field9 10 NOT NULL,

11 bureau_code VARCHAR2 (3) NOT NULL,

12 Champ11 VARCHAR2 (3),

13 field12 VARCHAR2 (3),

field13 14 number 4,

Domaine.14 15 number 4,

16 field15 VARCHAR2 (1).

17 field16 VARCHAR2 (4).

18 publique17 VARCHAR2 (3),

field18 19 number 4,

20 publique19 number 4,

21 field.20 NUMBER (5),

22 field21 VARCHAR2 (3),

23 matiere22 VARCHAR2 (2),

field23 24 number 4,

25 net_amt NUMBER (23.2))

26 PARTITION BY RANGE (fiscal_month_uid)

INTERVAL OF 27 (1)

28 (PARTITION fmea_initial VALUES LESS THAN (200501))

PCTFREE 29 10

30 INITRANS 1

31 255 MAXTRANS

NOCACHE 32

33 MONITORING

34 NOPARALLEL

35 LOGGING

36.

Table created.

SQL > CREATE INDEX fin_mea_org_idx ON fin_mea (bureau_code) LOCAL

2 PCTFREE 10

3 INITRANS 2

4 MAXTRANS 255

5 NOPARALLEL

6 LOGGING

7.

The index is created.

SQL > SELECT * fin_mea partition to (201301) where a.bureau_code = "ZZZ"; --< doesn't="" error="">

no selected line

SQL > select separated from user_indexes where index-name = "FIN_MEA_ORG_IDX";

NOMINAL

---

YES

SQL > drop index FIN_MEA_ORG_IDX;

The index is deleted.

SQL > CREATE INDEX fin_mea_org_idx ON fin_mea LOCAL.< should="" this="" be="" a="" syntax="">

2 (bureau_code CSA

3 )

4 PCTFREE 10

5 INITRANS 2

6 MAXTRANS 255

7 NOPARALLEL

8 LOGGING

9.

The index is created.

SQL > select separated from user_indexes where index-name = "FIN_MEA_ORG_IDX";

NOMINAL

---

NO.

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Professional Hello, etc. of users experienced Apex.

I am currently using the oracle database schema cloud service, which is related to my extension service java saas.

I have a requirement to send reports to certain accounts of e-mail per day. Hence the need to use the CLOUD_SCHEDULER API, APEX_EMAIL API and a custom "Get_REPORT"... return blob function to convert the sql result set to CSV file to be attached to e-mails.

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  number_of_arguments=>10, enabled =>false
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  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>1,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>'[email protected]'
  );
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.DEFINE_PROGRAM_ARGUMENT(
  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>2,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>'[email protected]'
  );
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.DEFINE_PROGRAM_ARGUMENT(
  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>3,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>'[email protected]'
  );
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.DEFINE_PROGRAM_ARGUMENT(
  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>4,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>SYSDATE||'_ENDVI_VH_INSURANCE'
  );
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.DEFINE_PROGRAM_ARGUMENT(
  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>5,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>null
  );
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.DEFINE_PROGRAM_ARGUMENT(
  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>6,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>null
  );
   CLOUD_SCHEDULER.DEFINE_PROGRAM_ARGUMENT(
  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>7,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>null
  );
   CLOUD_SCHEDULER.DEFINE_PROGRAM_ARGUMENT(
  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>8,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>null
  );
   CLOUD_SCHEDULER.DEFINE_PROGRAM_ARGUMENT(
  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>9,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>'G_EMAIL_VH_INSURANCE_INFO'
  );
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.DEFINE_PROGRAM_ARGUMENT(
  program_name => 'emailtest1',
  argument_position=>10,
  argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
  DEFAULT_VALUE=>null
  );
  
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.ENABLE('emailtest1');
END;

and

BEGIN
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  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',1,'[email protected]');
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',2,'[email protected]');
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',3,'[email protected]');
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',4,SYSTIMESTAMP||'_ENDVI_VH_INSURANCE');
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',5,SYSTIMESTAMP||'_ENDVI_VH_INSURANCE');
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',6,NULL);
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',7,NULL);
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',8,NULL);
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',9,'G_EMAIL_VH_INSURANCE_INFO');
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.SET_JOB_ARGUMENT_VALUE('emailtestrun1',10,NULL);
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.ENABLE('emailtestrun1');
END;

Above, executed but it obviously it didn't, I asked the table "USER_SCHEDULER_JOB_RUN_DETAILS" and I got the reason of failure below.

ORA-20001: This procedure must be invoked from within an application session. ORA-06512: at "APEX_040200.WWV_FLOW_MAIL", line 339 ORA-06512: at "APEX_040200.WWV_FLOW_MAIL_API", 
line 97 ORA-06512: at "F1ZKNWJD2RE1.SENDENDVI_MAIL3",line 56

Please help what I do to get my work requirement.

Note: I already tried to use the Scheduler in the format below, who gave the same result

BEGIN
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.create_job (
    job_name        => 'ENDVI_AUT_EM_ROCKET',
    job_type        => 'PLSQL_BLOCK',
    job_action      => 'BEGIN SCHEDULE_CSV_EMAIL(''G_EMAIL_VHROCKETDETAILS'',''[email protected]'',''[email protected]'',''[email protected],[email protected]'',NULL,SYSTIMESTAMP||''_TEST SCHEDULE_CSV_EMAIL'',NULL,NULL,NULL); END;',
    repeat_interval => 'FREQ=MINUTELY; INTERVAL=3;',
    enabled         => TRUE);


  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.set_attribute (
    name      => 'ENDVI_AUT_EM_VH_INSURANCE',
    attribute => 'max_runs',
    value     => 20);
  CLOUD_SCHEDULER.enable(name => 'ENDVI_AUT_EM_VH_INSURANCE');
END

Right answer

Hi oladslw,

You must perform an additional step before calling the API APEX_MAIL outside an Application Express application. Two ways to achieve this are described in the APEX_MAIL documentation (see first Note) and in the APEX_UTIL documentation. Another way is:

for c1 in ( select workspace_id
              from apex_workspace_schemas
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               and rownum = 1 ) loop
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end loop;

The code above retrieves your workspace_id of the dictionary of the current schema-based APEX of (your), then sets the security context of APEX. After that, you will be able to call APEX_MAIL in a same database session.

Thank you

Vlad

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(
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of user_cons_columns cc, uc user_constraints
where Cc.Constraint_Name = Uc.Constraint_Name
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on T.Column_Name = Src.Column_Name
where table_name = 'INSTRUCTOR' and owner = "ERHAN"
),
As TGT
(
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case
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of another end 'not null '.
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then 'alter table ' | tgt_table_name | 'Add ' | src_col_name | ' ' || ' ' || ' ' || src_data_type | ' ' ||
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on the other
case
When src_data_type in ('VARCHAR', 'VARCHAR2')
then ' ('| nvl (to_char (src_data_len), ' ') |) ') '
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end
end
|| tgt_cons
When src_col_name is null
then 'alter table' | tgt_table_name: ' drop '. tgt_col_name
end alter_statement
of col_details
)
where alter_statement is not null;
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I'm working on a version 9.2.0.1.0 and get some info "fight a bunch of tables.
Until now, I used this:

-----
Select atc.table_name, atc.column_name, decode (round (atc.density), 0, "Alta", "Bassa") density, ats.COMMENTS of the atc, ats ALL_TAB_COMMENTS ALL_TAB_COLUMNS where atc.table_name = ats.table_name and atc.table_name as above ('% & table %');)
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Thank you and have a nice day

Luca
The DICT perspective needs to be able to say that. (or obj$ if you really want to go that deep).

-----------
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

Oracle partitioning range Partitioning
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Our scheme has existing partition. I shared the larger partition with the script below:

ALTER table table_name
Split partition PART_NAME to ('YYYYMMDD')
into (partition PART_NAME1, partition PART_NAME);

When I check the partition has said after the execution of the separation, I was invited...

* SQL > select "| p.table_name |': ' | p.PARTITION_NAME: ", p.num_rows of all_tab_partitions p where p.table_name = 'TABLE_NAME' - order by p.table_name; *

*''|| P.TABLE_NAME |': ' | P.PARTITION_NAME | " NUM_ROWS *.
------------------------------------------------------------- ----------
TABLE_NAME:Q3_                                                            0
TABLE_NAME:Q4_                                                            0
TABLE_NAME:PART_NAME1 0
TABLE_NAME:PART_NAME 0

The initial state of the partition has been...

* SQL > select "| p.table_name |': ' | p.PARTITION_NAME: ", p.num_rows of all_tab_partitions p where p.table_name = 'TABLE_NAME' - order by p.table_name; *

*''|| P.TABLE_NAME |': ' | P.PARTITION_NAME | " NUM_ROWS *.
------------------------------------------------------------- ----------
TABLE_NAME:Q3_                                                    0
TABLE_NAME:Q4_                                                    0
TABLE_NAME:PART_NAME 14000000

My question is, why there is no record of the new partition to split it took an another 24 hours after I got this result?

SQL > select "| p.table_name |': ' | p.PARTITION_NAME |", all_tab_partitions p.num_rows p where p.table_name = 'TABLE_NAME' order of p.table_name *.

*''|| P.TABLE_NAME |': ' | P.PARTITION_NAME | " NUM_ROWS *.
------------------------------------------------------------- ----------
TABLE_NAME:Q3_                                                    0
TABLE_NAME:Q4_                                                    0
TABLE_NAME:PART_NAME1 555338
TABLE_NAME:PART_NAME 862207

Database: Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production

Thank you in advance.

Kind regards
Hades
Num_rows (as well as a variety of other columns data dictionary) is fulfilled when collect you statistics on the partition. You really should have gathered fresh statistics after splitting the partition. Presumably, either the default background work or work that you (or your DBA) has race calculated the statistics on the table during your window at night.

Justin

SQL statement to select the tables that are updated today...
Hi guys,.

I need to find the names of all the tables that contain rows that are inserted/updated on a given time stamp...

Below the statement gives me the list of all tables in the database...
```
select t.table_name from all_tables t;
```
All these tables in the database have a rowversion column which gives the date of update/insertion of a record. I need to write a select statement (probably dynamic) that will give me the names of the tables that contain the rowversion value 24/01/2013...

Any help is appreciated...
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Thanks for your reply...

But when I run your select statement I get an error indicating that the table SYS. DBMS_XMLGEN does not exist.

Probably something wrong in my environment?

If I'm not mistaken there are DBMS_XMLGEN 9i.

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WHERE p.table_name IN
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and p.column_name = c.COLUMN_NAME
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What is your version of Oracle 4-digit?

Provide an example of a table and what you consider to be "older" and "newer" partitions Are you talking about tables that are partitioned? INTERVAL of partitioned? What about the subpartitions?

Why your query uses MAX (partition_name)? How is that useful information - partitions may have all the names including system generated ones.

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For simple RANGE partitioned tables the info of the range is in the column HIGH_VALUE (a LONG - so need to use PL/SQL) from DBA_TAB_PARTITIONS.

Suggests that you first train a step by step manual process to do what you want to do and then work on automating it.
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How to modify a statement "select into" how to use a cursor

The following code fails with an exception too many lines. How can I modify statement Select Into the procedure to use a cursor?

CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Track_Asset(
   business_date IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL,
   missing_table_name  OUT VARCHAR2) 
IS
   ln_business_date NUMBER;
    incorrectdateformat EXCEPTION;
BEGIN
   IF business_date < 0 
   THEN
      RAISE incorrectdateformat;
   ELSE
      DECLARE
        ln_business_date NUMBER;
      BEGIN
         SELECT MAX(business_date) 
         INTO ln_business_date
         FROM sproof ;
      EXCEPTION
        WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
         dbms_output.put_line('NO MATCH FOUND'); 
        WHEN OTHERS THEN
        dbms_output.put_line('ORACLE ERROR :' || SQLERRM);        
      END;
      
      DECLARE
        missedfeedfnd EXCEPTION;
      BEGIN
         SELECT 'Missing Value : ' || table_name 
         INTO missing_table_name 
         FROM ( 
            SELECT UPPER(table_name) table_name 
            FROM filespec
            WHERE data_table_name IN ('TABLE1','TABLE2','TABLE3') 
            MINUS ( 
            SELECT DISTINCT UPPER(first_table_name) 
            FROM dpca
            WHERE business_date = ln_business_date 
            AND first_table_name IN ('TABLE1','TABLE2','TABLE3') 
            GROUP BY UPPER(first_table_name) UNION 
            SELECT UPPER(first_table_name) 
            FROM dpca
            WHERE business_dt_num = TO_NUMBER( SUBSTR('201111', 1, 6) || '01' )
            AND first_table_name = 'TABLE4' 
            GROUP BY UPPER(first_table_name) ));
            
            IF missing_table_name  IS NOT NULL THEN
               dbms_output.put_line('Missing Value : '|| missing_table_name);
               RAISE missedfeedfnd;
            ELSE
              NULL;
            END IF;
      EXCEPTION
         WHEN TOO_MANY_ROWS THEN
   DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE (' SELECT INTO statement retrieved multiple rows');
          WHEN missedfeedfnd THEN 
          raise_application_error ( - 20003, 'Missed Feed');
      END;
    END IF;
      EXCEPTION
   WHEN incorrectdatevalue 
   THEN
      raise_application_error ( - 20001, 'Incorrect/Bad Date Entered');
END;

OK, try this - OUT param will be filled with the table names comma-separated list:

PROCEDURE Track_Asset(
   business_date IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL,
   missing_table_name  OUT VARCHAR2)
...
...

cursor c_table_names is
select datatablename
from   ( select upper(datatablename) datatablename
         from   filespec
         where  data_table_name in ('TABLE1','TABLE2','TABLE3'                                 )
        MINUS
        ( select upper(first_table_name)
          from   dpca
          where  business_dt_num = [-- this date is retrieved by getting the MAX(business_date) from sproof table]
                 and fus_data_table_name in ('TABLE1','TABLE2','TABLE3'
                                            )
          group  by
                 upper(first_table_name)
         UNION
          select upper(first_table_name)
          from   dpca
          where  business_dt_num = to_number( substr('201111',1,6) || '01' )
                 and first_table_name = 'TABLE4'
          group  by
                 upper(first_table_name)
        ));

...
...
begin
   ...
   for rec in c_table_names
   loop
       missing_table_name  := missing_table_name  || rec.datatablename ||',';
   end loop;
   missing_table_name  := rtim(missing_table_name , ',');
...
...
end ;

HTH

Published by: user130038 on December 28, 2011 08:46

Examples of Oracle for models
Hi everyone - I need help in learning Oracle DB
I am unable to start Lele customerss product tables, sales and costs. I installed Oracle 11 g using the book
When I run the command: client desc, or one of the tables, I get the error ORA-04043: dept of the object does not exist

Help is very appreciated!
900796 wrote:
I see all the tables, but still do not see who is the owner of each...
Select the owner of dba_tables;< would="" it="" be="" correct="">
Correct me

Select owner, table_name from dba_tables;

SELECT COUNT (*) FROM TABLE1;
Failure to Oracle is that the current user is owner of TABLE1 TABLE1 can exist for more than 1 scheme.

The table belongs to a different schema, proceed as below

SELECT COUNT (*) IN THE ANOTHER_SCHEMA. TABLE1;

Problem with "select * from table" for dynamic IN the list

I have a 'for loop' based a query that does not work. The query is supposed to return the name of the table, the data type and the name of the column in the columns poses a number of name filters. The problem I have is when I run the query into a TOAD with:

schema_list value SCOTT, MED and the clause of 'in' as ' to (select * from table (DATAPUMP_UTIL.in_list_varchar2 (:schema_list))))»

The query returns the expected lines.

When I have it in my code as shown below it returns no rows. I don't know what hurts me, but any help would be great! I'm on Oracle 11.1.0.6.0.

PROCEDURE export_schema_ondemand (schema_list VARCHAR2, encrypt_file NUMBER default 0, mask_sensitive_data NUMBER default 0) IS  
    ...
    schema_list_t := my_package.in_list_varchar2(schema_list);
    ... 
    for c1 in
       (
        with ok_to_mask as (
        select 
            owner,
            table_name, 
            column_name
        from   
           all_tab_columns
        where
            owner in (select * from table(schema_list_t))
        minus
        (SELECT 
            c.owner,
            p.table_name,
            cc.column_name
        FROM 
            all_cons_columns cc, 
            all_constraints p,
            all_constraints c
        WHERE 
            c.owner in (select * from table(schema_list_t))
            c.constraint_type = 'R'
            AND p.owner = c.r_owner
            AND p.constraint_name = c.r_constraint_name
            AND cc.owner = c.owner
            AND cc.constraint_name = c.constraint_name
            AND cc.table_name = c.table_name
        UNION ALL
        SELECT 
            c.owner,
            cc.table_name,
            cc.column_name
        FROM 
            all_cons_columns cc,
            all_constraints p,
            all_constraints c
        WHERE
            p.owner in (select * from table(schema_list_t))
            AND p.constraint_type in ('P','U')
            AND c.r_owner = p.owner
            AND c.r_constraint_name = p.constraint_name
            AND c.constraint_type = 'R'
            AND cc.owner = c.owner
            AND cc.constraint_name = c.constraint_name
            AND cc.table_name = c.table_name))
        select 
            atc.table_name as mask_tab, 
            atc.column_name as mask_col, 
            atc.data_type as mask_type
        from   
            all_tab_columns atc,
            ok_to_mask otm
        where
            atc.owner = otm.owner
            and atc.table_name = otm.table_name
            and atc.column_name = otm.column_name
            and atc.owner in (select * from table(schema_list_t))
            and 
            (
            atc.column_name like '%LAST%NAME%'
            or atc.column_name like '%FIRST%NAME%'
            or atc.column_name like '%NAME_LAST%'
            or  atc.column_name like '%NAME_FIRST%'
            or  atc.column_name like '%ENAME%'
            or atc.column_name like '%SSN%'
            or atc.column_name like '%DOB%'
            or atc.column_name like '%BIRTH%'
            )
            and atc.column_name not like '%PHYSICIAN_%'
            and atc.column_name not like '%DR_%'
            and atc.column_name not like '%PROVIDER_%'
            and atc.column_name not like 'PRESCRIBER_%'     
       )
      loop
         ...

FUNCTION in_list_varchar2 (p_in_list  IN  VARCHAR2)  RETURN VARCHAR2_TT is

    l_tab   VARCHAR2_TT := VARCHAR2_TT();
    l_text  VARCHAR2(32767) := p_in_list || ',';
    l_idx   NUMBER;
        
BEGIN
    LOOP l_idx := INSTR(l_text, ',');
        EXIT WHEN NVL(l_idx, 0) = 0;
        l_tab.extend;
        l_tab(l_tab.last) := TRIM(SUBSTR(l_text, 1, l_idx - 1));
        l_text := SUBSTR(l_text, l_idx + 1);
    END LOOP;

    RETURN l_tab;
        
END in_list_varchar2;

Published by: BluShadow on June 29, 2011 16:11
addition of {noformat}

{noformat} tags.  PLEASE READ {message:id=9360002} TO LEARN TO DO THIS YOURSELF.

Hello

If you have a query that works well when you launch it directly, and that breaks down when you start with a procedure, this can be a problem of privileges.

Points of view ALL_ * shows only the objects you have access, but using a procedure, privileges must be granted directly to the user and not with a role.

You should check the SELECT privileges to your user through roles and give them directly to the user.

Hope this will help.

Sylvie

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