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• Ampersand substitution in create or replace procedure statement

  Hi guys,.
  
  I wonder why my replacement ampersand works in a create or replace statement of the stored procedure.
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE UPDATE_DIM_SALES AS
  
  
  Cancel the DEFINITION DimSales;
  Cancel the DEFINITION FactTable;
  SET DimSales = 'TESTTAB;
  SET FactTable = myfact;
  
  
  BEGIN
  *...*
  
  Error (5,20): PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "=" when expected as follows: =. (@ %; not null default range character)
  
  
  If I assign the value with: = I get the error "invalid table" thereafter for the statemnt of INSERTION:
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE UPDATE_DIM_SALES AS
  
  
  Cancel the DEFINITION DimSales;
  Cancel the DEFINITION FactTable;
  SET DimSales: = ' x 2';
  SET FactTable: = ' x 1';
  
  
  BEGIN
  INSERT INTO & DimSales (column1, column2,...)
  
  Why not the ampersand substitution work in a stored procedure?

  No problem with the carpet. Display. But you don't need to create and drop them again. Simply create a time and refresh just before departure if necessary. I expect the creation and updating of points of view is fast comparibly. Also access to the seller_id should be indexed.

  Your original pl/sql block is slow due to several reasons. One might be that you agree to each line. Engage is an extremely slow process. He avoid as much as possible. Another part might be that you make all the changes of context of pl/sql. The obvious way to avoid this would be to BULK operations (bulk-select + Forall). It is not so difficult. The size of the collection must be limited to a lower amount.

  Best way would be to measure the performance of pl/sql parts using a tool such as DBMS_PROFILER. Then you can decide what part is slow and must be granted.

  A simple insert could be faster. Did you test that?

  example not tested

  INSERT /*+append */
  INTO &DimSales (K_Sales,REG,BVL,DS, VS,RS,GS,VK)
  (SELECT trim(leading '0' from RS||GS) ,REG, BVL,DS, VS,RS,GS,VK
  from &FactTable f
  join &testsales s on f.SellerNo =s.Seller_No;
  
  commit;
  

  You can run the other issues, but this is generally the fastest approach. Try to avoid the separate if possible. This requires a sort and will slow down the insert of a lot.

  Published by: Sven w. on November 30, 2010 17:10

• trying to get used to sql * more running and creating a simple procedure

  Hello all;
  
  I'm getting used to sql * more after using for a while using pl/sql developer.
  
  I am trying to create a simple procedure and run it. See my procedure below
  

  create or replace procedure test(t in varchar2(200), limit in number(30))
  begin
  select tbl_report.id from tbl_report where tbl_report.id like '|| t ||%' and rownum <= limit;
  end test;

  and then I type in run hr.test ("J", 10); to run this and then press ENTER, and it does nothing. How can I run and create a simple procedure in sql * more

  Hello

  In addition to all the good points, others have done:

  When you issue a SELECT statement in SQL * Plus (or any other front end) two things happen:
  (1) a result set, containing the results of your query, is produced, and
  (2) this result set is displayed.
  Given that these two things are always done together, it is easy to forget that they are two different things.
  In PL/SQL, you must explicitly do something to catch the result set, and you must explicitly do something else to view it (if you want to display it).

  A simple way to get the result set is to use a cursor FOR loop, to extract a line at a time and run code with this line in a record variable (called the country in the example below).
  View the results is to call dbms_output.put_line.

  Here is an example:

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE     test
  (       t       IN      VARCHAR2
  ,     lmt      IN     NUMBER          -- LIMIT is an Oracle keyword; best not to use it as a variable name
  )
  IS
  BEGIN
      FOR  country  IN ( SELECT  country_name
                        FROM    hr.countries
                   WHERE   country_name     LIKE t || '%'
                   AND     ROWNUM          <= lmt
                 )
      LOOP
          dbms_output.put_line (  country.country_name
                      || ' = country_name'
                      );
      END LOOP;
  END test;
  /
  SHOW ERRORS
  

  You can use variables, such as t and lmt, in the query without using dynamic SQL, as long as the variables do not have the same names as the columns in the table. In this case, t and lmt are good names; country_name or region_id wouldn't. (In fact, t is a reputable insofar as it cannot be confused with a column in the table of the country. T is not a good reputation in the sense that it does not give much information about what contains the variable, or how it is used. Why not call the variable target_name or name_a_trouver?

  You can run the SQL procedure * more like this:

  SET     SERVEROUTPUT     ON
  
  EXEC  test ('I', 2);
  

  If you issue the SET SERVEROUTPUT ON command, then you will not see the output of dbms_output. You must only issue the command SET SERVEROUTPUT ON once per session, but nothing bad happens if you do it more than once.

  When I ran the procedure as stated above, I got this output:

  Israel = country_name
  India = country_name
  

  Notice that "The Italy" does not appear, because lmt has 2.

  Do not create your own procedures, tables or other objects in the HR schema, or among all the other patterns created by Oracle. Create your own schema and create procedures and other objects in it.

• Privileges differ between SQL * more and stored procedure

  A user with the dba role can access dba_role_privs. But this is not possible in a stored procedure created by the same user.
  Normally, the example should work fine
  But with Oracle XE 11.02 - cost free database with some limitations - I get error 942
  
  I show a simple example in SQL * more:
  
  SQL > r
  1 * select distinct dba_role_privs recipient where the recipient as "SY %.
  
  DEALER
  ------------------------------
  SYSTEM
  SYS
  
  SQL > create or replace procedure x as
  2 start
  3 for rec in (select distinct dba_role_privs dealer where the beneficiary as 'SY %')
  4 loop
  5 zero;
  6 end of loop;
  7 end;
  8.
  
  Warnung: Prozedur wurde mit Kompilierungsfehlern standing.
  English translation: procedure created with compilation errors
  
  SQL > show error
  
  LINE/COL ERROR
  -------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
  3/14 PL/SQL: statement ignored
  3/43 PL/SQL: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
  SQL >
  
  How can I fix?

  Why do you think the example should work properly?

  Normally, regardless of the version, the privileges granted through roles (such as DBA) not available for stored procedures. Stored procedure of a DEFINER rights can only take advantage of the privileges granted directly to the owner of the procedure. Stored procedure of the invoker rights can enjoy privileges granted by a role, but that requires that the appellant has independent privileges to query the table in question (and, in this case, would require dynamic SQL usage).

  Generally, the simplest approach would be to grant the privilege to CHOOSE ANY DICTIONARY to the owner of the procedure.

  Justin

• insufficient privileges when using dynamic sql statements in the procedure

  Hello
  I use following script on oracle 10g. and get the error not enough privs. Please advice.
  
  SQL > show user
  The user is 'GRSADM '.
  SQL > create or replace procedure grsadm.test_proc as
  a varchar2 (2000);
  Start
  a: =' VIEW to CREATE or REPLACE
  TEST_VIEW
  IN SELECT
  "FLAS" one
  THE DOUBLE ';
  immediately run one;
  end;
  Created procedure.
  SQL > start
  grsadm.test_proc;
  end;
  Start
  grsadm.test_proc;
  end;
  Error on line 16
  ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
  ORA-06512: at "GRSADM. TEST_PROC', line 9
  ORA-06512: at line 2
  
  SQL > select * from session_privs
  where the privilege as "VIEW %.
  
  PRIVILEGE
  ----------------------------------------
  CREATE A VIEW
  REMOVE ANY VIEW
  CREATE A MATERIALIZED VIEW
  MODIFY A MATERIALIZED VIEW
  REMOVE ANY MATERIALIZED VIEW
  
  
  5 selected lines.
  
  Published by: Rous Sharma on November 24, 2011 12:00

  GRSADM has a privilege ' CREATE (all) VIEW ' live?
  And not via a role...

  SSM
  Samir,
  GRSADM is the owner of this procedure, it seems that the EXECUTE priv, that you suggested is already involved.

• Procedure crashes while create or replace!

  Dear all,
  
  My Oracle 11 g RAC database is.
  
  I made some changes in one of my procedure and tried to recreate it using the CREATE or REPLACE procedure...
  
  The statement hangs for a long time and simultaneity in OEM increases up to a very high level. I tried to find blocking sessions, but for some time, there was no session blocking.
  
  I also tried to stop the activities on the tables used in this procedure.
  
  Please suggest me what can I do in this situation. I also tried directly from the server running the query.
  
  Best regards, Imran

  Oh, layout of the dining Forum, I copied correctly ;)

  In fact, it is not equal to '<>' operator & no '=' equql, please correct & let me know if useful

  Once again his lack below, will give you session killin commnd

  Select / * + CHOOSE * / ' alter system kill session "' | a.SID | ',' | a.Serial #| " « ; »
  session v$, $ v b access
  where a.sid = select
  and b.type<>'does not EXIST.
  and (b.owner is not null) and (b.owner<>'SYSTEM') and (b.owner<>'SYS') and serial No. <> 1
  and upper (b.object) like '% VSNL_CORP_TASK_READY_CMPL % ';

  Thank you
  Ajay more
  http://moreajays.blogspot.com

• Synonym of ALTER with Create or replace synonym

  Oracle 9i Release 2 database

  I need to change the thesaurus during execution to point to a new owner of the table. But I'm running into errors of "insufficient privileges".

  SQL> select grantee,owner,table_name,privilege from dba_tab_privs
    2  where table_name IN ('OE4PNFGETDATA','OEBGGETDATA','OEGETDATA');
  
  GRANTEE       OWNER     TABLE_NAME        PRIVILEGE
  ------------- --------- ----------------- -----------
  OEMUSER       OEM2      OE4PNFGETDATA     EXECUTE
  OEMUSER       OEM2      OEBGGETDATA       EXECUTE
  OEMUSER       OEM2      OEGETDATA         EXECUTE
  OEMUSER       OEM1      OEBGGETDATA       EXECUTE
  OEMUSER       OEM1      OEGETDATA         EXECUTE
  OEMUSER       OEM1      OE4PNFGETDATA     EXECUTE
  
  SQL> sho user
  USER is "OEMUSER"
  SQL> select synonym_name,table_owner,table_name from user_synonyms ;
  
  SYNONYM_NAME                   TABLE_OWNER                    TABLE_NAME
  ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------
  OE4PNFGETDATA                  OEM1                           OE4PNFGETDATA
  OEBGGETDATA                    OEM1                           OEBGGETDATA
  OEGETDATA                      OEM1                           OEGETDATA
  
  

  I need to change the owner of the table to OEM2. Using create or replace synonym in a procedure:

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE oemuser.p_switch_users (  i_nonactive_user  IN  VARCHAR2
                                                      , o_msg             OUT VARCHAR2 )
  AS
     v_synonym_name VARCHAR2(30) ;
     v_table_owner  VARCHAR2(30) := i_nonactive_user ;
     v_table_name   VARCHAR2(30) ;
     v_sql          VARCHAR2(255);
  BEGIN
     FOR   rec   IN   ( select synonym_name, table_owner, table_name from user_synonyms )
     LOOP
        v_synonym_name := rec.synonym_name ;
        v_table_name   := rec.table_name   ;
        v_sql := 'CREATE OR REPLACE SYNONYM ' || v_synonym_name || ' FOR ' || v_table_owner || 
                 '.' || v_table_name ;
        EXECUTE IMMEDIATE v_sql ;
  
     END LOOP ;
     
     o_msg := 'Completed successfully' ;
     
     EXCEPTION
        WHEN  others  THEN
           o_msg := 'Error_Stack...' || Chr(10) ||
                    DBMS_UTILITY.FORMAT_ERROR_STACK ;
           RAISE ;
  END p_switch_users ;
  /
  
  var o_msg varchar2(512)
  var i_user varchar2(10)
  exec :i_user := 'OEM2'
  
  exec p_switch_users(:i_user,:o_msg)
  
  ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
  ORA-06512: at "OEMUSER.P_SWITCH_USE
  RS", line 
  
  

  I have not tried to drop the synonyms and re - create, but I expect the same error. Any suggestions?

  Hello

  the owner of the procedure should the privilege of creating its own synonyms if i_nonactive_user is defined on its own behalf (this case has no interest), and he has the privilege to create ANY synonym in other... At first glance, I would say that this is not a good idea.

  Note: you can also save a job: no need to redefine a synonym to point to the same thing, so I would limit synonyms selected in the loop:

  FOR rec IN (SELECT u.synonym_name, u.table_owner, u.table_name

  U user_synonyms

  WHERE u.table_owner! = v_table_owner

  )

  Best regards

  Bruno Vroman

• Cannot create the plsql procedure, fails at the cursor

  He was a working procedure that would take ID and then copy the data from the source to the destination parameter parameter. Now I would like to have the NAME as a parameter, I changed the code to accommodate the new settings. But I'm not able to create the procedure. I get error 3-CURSOR (in bold red). I would really appreciate if someone can take a look and let me know what the problem is.

  Thanks in advance

  3 errors

  1 PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "CUR_V_HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL" during the expected in the following way:

  := . ( @ % ;

  The symbol ': = ' was replaced by 'CUR_V_HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL' continue.

  2 PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "NUMBER" when expecting one of the following conditions:

  (

  The symbol "(" was substituted for "NUMBER" to continue.

  3 PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "NUMBER" when expecting one of the following conditions:

  (

  CREATE or REPLACE procedure EPM_PLAN_PLANSAMP. Copy_Details_test1 - Arguments

  ( IN VARCHAR2, HSP_object in_From_Version_Name.) Object_name - Version of

  in_From_Scenario_Name IN VARCHAR2, HSP_object. Object_name - scenarios of

  in_From_Year_Name IN VARCHAR2, HSP_object. Object_name - year from

  in_To_Version_Name IN VARCHAR2, HSP_object. Object_name - Version to

  in_To_Scenario_name IN VARCHAR2, HSP_object. Object_name - scenarios

  in_To_Year_Name IN VARCHAR2 - HSP_object. Object_name - year to

  )

  IS

  number of v_From_Object_Id; -Version of

  number of s_From_Object_Id; -Scenarios of

  number of y_From_Object_Id; -The year of

  number of v_To_Object_Id; -Version to

  number of s_To_Object_Id; -Scenarios to

  number of y_To_Object_Id; -The year to

  BEGIN

  Select object_id in v_From_Object_Id

  of hsp_object

  where type_objet = 35

  and object_name = in_from_version_name;

  Select object_id in s_From_Object_Id

  of hsp_object

  where type_objet = 31

  and object_name = in_from_scenario_name;

  Select object_id in y_From_Object_Id

  of hsp_object

  where type_objet = 38

  and object_name = in_from_year_name;

  Select object_id in v_To_Object_Id

  of hsp_object

  where type_objet = 35

  and object_name = in_to_version_name;

  Select object_id in s_To_Object_Id

  of hsp_object

  where type_objet = 31

  and object_name = in_to_scenario_name;

  Select object_id in y_To_Object_Id

  of hsp_object

  where type_objet = 38

  and object_name = in_to_year_name;

  -Select Details of support for the current Version

  CURSOR Cur_V_HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL (cV_From_Object_Id in NUMBER, cS_From_Object_Id number) IS

  Select DETAIL_ID in the EPM_PLAN_PLANSAMP. HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL where DIM5 = cV_From_Object_Id AND DIM1 = cS_From_Object_Id;

  li_DETAIL_ID NUMBER;

  Li_Next_DETAIL_ID NUMBER;

  FETCH_STATUS NUMBER: = 0;

  v_step_name varchar2 (200);

  v_rec_cnt number: = 0;

  number of v_cnt;

  v_err varchar2 (2000);

  -----------------------------------------Begin Copy Version ---------------------------

  BEGIN

  -Removed next version if already exists

  v_step_name: = 'delete the HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL_ITEM ";

  Remove from HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL_ITEM

  Where DETAIL_ID in (Select DETAIL_ID from HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL

  Where = v_To_Object_Id AND DIM1-DIM5 = s_To_Object_Id);

  v_cnt: = number of lines sql %;

  insert into t_copy_supporting_dtls_log values (v_step_name, v_cnt, 1, sysdate, 'success');

  v_step_name: = 'delete the HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL ";

  Remove from HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL

  where = v_To_Object_Id AND DIM1-DIM5 = s_To_Object_Id;

  v_cnt: = number of lines sql %;

  insert into t_copy_supporting_dtls_log values (v_step_name, v_cnt, 1, sysdate, 'success');

  Open Cur_V_HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL (v_From_Object_Id, s_From_Object_Id);

  v_step_name: = "Insert";

  LOOP

  Look FOR Cur_V_HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL IN li_DETAIL_ID;

  WHEN the OUTPUT Cur_V_HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL % NOTFOUND;

  -Find the next detail_id

  Select Max (DETAIL_ID) + 1 IN HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL Li_Next_DETAIL_ID;

  -Insert in the Table HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL

  Insert into HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL (DETAIL_ID, PLAN_TYPE, DIM1, DIM2, DIM3, DIM4, DIM5, 6,

  DIM7, DIM8, DIM9, DIM10, DIM11, DIM12, DIM13, DIM14, DIM15,

  DIM16, DIM17, DIM18, DIM19, DIM20)

  Select Li_Next_DETAIL_ID, PLAN_TYPE, S_To_Object_Id, DIM2, DIM3, DIM4, V_To_Object_Id, 6.

  DIM7, DIM8, DIM9, DIM10, DIM11, DIM12, DIM13, DIM14, DIM15,

  DIM16, DIM18, DIM19, DIM17, DIM20

  Of HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL

  Where DETAIL_ID = li_DETAIL_ID;

  v_rec_cnt: = v_rec_cnt + sql rowcount %;

  -Insert in the Table HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL_ITEM

  Insert into HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL_ITEM (DETAIL_ID, VALUE, POSITION, GENERATION, OPERATOR, LABEL)

  Select VALUE, POSITION, GENERATION, OPERATOR, Li_Next_DETAIL_ID, LABEL

  From HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL_ITEM where DETAIL_ID = li_DETAIL_ID;

  v_rec_cnt: = v_rec_cnt + sql rowcount %;

  END LOOP;

  Close Cur_V_HSP_COLUMN_DETAIL;

  insert into t_copy_supporting_dtls_log values (v_step_name, v_rec_cnt, 1, sysdate, 'success');

  commit;

  exception when others then

  Rollback;

  v_err: = substr (sqlerrm, 1, 2000);

  insert into t_copy_supporting_dtls_log values (v_step_name, 0, -1, v_err, sysdate);

  commit;

  END;

  END;

  /

  You DECLARE the cursor before using it.

• Create the stored procedure with the table from another throw diagram PLS-00201

  Oracle 10g. I'm new on procedures, so maybe I'm missing something obvious.

  The ABC schema owner has table T2001_WRITEOFF. The SYSDBAs given SIUD Some_Update_Role and granted this role to developer user IJK. IJK user then created a private synonym T2001_WRITEOFF for ABC. T2001_WRITEOFF. It worked with the usual SQL DML commands.

  When I try to create a simple procedure, it throws PLS-00201 identifier "T2001_WRITEOFF" must be declared and the points of the 2nd line.

  create or replace procedure woof1(
  fooname in T2001_WRITEOFF.territory%TYPE,  <=== error points here
  bardesc IN T2001_WRITEOFF.ind_batch_submit%TYPE) IS
BEGIN
   INSERT into T2001_WRITEOFF
   VALUES ( fooname, bardesc);
END woof1;
/

  
  

  What I am doing wrong?

  
  

  Thank you

  JimR

  
  

  Grant the necessary rights directly to the user (not through a role):

  http://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/asktom/asktom.download_file?p_file=6551289900368934430

• How to create a stored procedure to delete and create table

  Version: Oracle 10g
  
  I am trying to create a stored procedure that is delete it and create a table based on a select statement. I can create the table, but I can't let it go.
  
  CREATE or REPLACE procedure EC_LOAD is
  Start
  INSERT INTO Sales_table
  (FSCL_WK,
  DIV,
  ACCT_TYPE)
  Select
  FSCL_WK,
  DIV,
  ACCT_TYPE
  Of
  sales_revenue;
  end ecload;
  
  I need to drop the Sales_table before inserting the values. How can I do this?

  user610131 wrote:

  I need to drop the Sales_table before inserting the values. How can I do this?

  If you drop off where you insert it :)? Do you mean DELETE or TRUNCATE?

  If table can be truncated (and don't forget TRUNCATE is DDL then he will commit):

  CREATE OR REPLACE procedure EC_LOAD is
  begin
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'TRUNCATE TABLE Sales_table';
  INSERT INTO Sales_table
  (FSCL_WK,
  DIV,
  ACCT_TYPE)
  Select
  FSCL_WK,
  DIV,
  ACCT_TYPE
  from
  sales_revenue;
  end ecload;
  

  Otherwise, use DELETE:

  CREATE OR REPLACE procedure EC_LOAD is
  begin
  DELETE Sales_table;
  INSERT INTO Sales_table
  (FSCL_WK,
  DIV,
  ACCT_TYPE)
  Select
  FSCL_WK,
  DIV,
  ACCT_TYPE
  from
  sales_revenue;
  end ecload;
  

  SY.

• Create a stored procedure

  This procedure works fine, but I want to make a stored procedure to schedule it to run over time. I'd appreciate any help?
  
  

  SET SERVEROUTPUT SIZE 1000000
  declare
  cursor obj_cursor (objname Varchar2) is
  Select object_name, object_type, owner
  from dba_objects
  where owner = 'ITA '.
  and object_type IN ('TABLE', 'SEE')
  and object_name like '% JOB_;
  
  cursor c_job_status is
  SELECT ownerid jobid, starttime, endtime
  OF ita.tpis32_job_status
  WHERE starttime < sysdate - 800
  AND num_lines > 10000000;
  WK_SQL VARCHAR2 (500);
  WK_JOBSTR VARCHAR2 (500);
  BEGIN
  for c_job loop c_job_status
  wk_jobstr: = 'JOB_ | c_job. JobID | '%';
  for wk_rec loop obj_cursor (wk_jobstr)
  If wk_rec.object_type = "TABLE" then
  wk_sql: = 'drop table' |' ITA.' | wk_rec.object_name | ';';
  dbms_output.put_line (wk_sql);
  end if;
  If wk_rec.object_type = "DISPLAY" then
  wk_sql: = 'drop view ' | wk_rec.object_name | ';';
  dbms_output.put_line (wk_sql);
  -Wk_sql EXECUTE IMMEDIATE.
  end if;
  end loop;
  end loop;
  end;

  I tried this, but it did work ' t:
  

  create or replace procedure delete_table is
  SET SERVEROUTPUT SIZE 1000000
  declare
  cursor obj_cursor (objname Varchar2) is
  Select object_name, object_type, owner
  from dba_objects
  where owner = 'ITA '.
  and object_type IN ('TABLE', 'SEE')
  and object_name like '% JOB_;
  
  cursor c_job_status is
  SELECT ownerid jobid, starttime, endtime
  OF ita.tpis32_job_status
  WHERE starttime < sysdate - 800
  AND num_lines > 10000000;
  WK_SQL VARCHAR2 (500);
  WK_JOBSTR VARCHAR2 (500);
  BEGIN
  for c_job loop c_job_status
  wk_jobstr: = 'JOB_ | c_job. JobID | '%';
  for wk_rec loop obj_cursor (wk_jobstr)
  If wk_rec.object_type = "TABLE" then
  wk_sql: = 'drop table' |' ITA.' | wk_rec.object_name | ';';
  dbms_output.put_line (wk_sql);
  end if;
  If wk_rec.object_type = "DISPLAY" then
  wk_sql: = 'drop view ' | wk_rec.object_name | ';';
  dbms_output.put_line (wk_sql);
  -Wk_sql EXECUTE IMMEDIATE.
  end if;
  end loop;
  end loop;
  end delete_table;

  create or replace procedure delete_table is
  cursor obj_cursor(objname Varchar2) is
  select object_name, object_type, owner
  from dba_objects
  where owner = 'ITA'
  and object_type IN ('TABLE', 'VIEW')
  and object_name like 'JOB_%';
  
  cursor c_job_status is
  SELECT jobid, ownerid, starttime, endtime
  FROM ita.tpis32_job_status
  WHERE starttime < sysdate - 800
  AND num_lines > 10000000;
  WK_SQL VARCHAR2(500);
  WK_JOBSTR VARCHAR2(500);
  BEGIN
  for c_job in c_job_status loop
  wk_jobstr := 'JOB_' ||c_job.jobid||'%';
  for wk_rec in obj_cursor(wk_jobstr) loop
  if wk_rec.object_type = 'TABLE' then
  wk_sql := 'drop table ' ||'ita.'|| wk_rec.object_name || ';';
  dbms_output.put_line(wk_sql);
  end if;
  if wk_rec.object_type = 'VIEW' then
  wk_sql := 'drop view ' || wk_rec.object_name || ';';
  dbms_output.put_line(wk_sql);
  --EXECUTE IMMEDIATE wk_sql;
  end if;
  end loop;
  end loop;
  end delete_table;
  

• Create a stored procedure to convert a temporary table to the current table

  I have a table in oracle, named motor_assist2 with columns:
  NAME
  ADDRESS
  PHONE
  CITY
  STATE
  ZIP
  FRIENDSHIP
  SERVICE
  WAIT_TIME
  CONT_SERVICE
  COMMENTS
  DATETIME
  TECHNICIAN1_RADIO
  TECHNICIAN1_NAME
  LOCATION
  COUNTY_NAME
  COUNTY_ABBR
  MAV_TROOP
  TECHNICIAN2_RADIO
  TECHNICIAN2_NAME
  ID
  BEG_DATE
  END_DATE
  MONTH
  YEAR
  
  I have an another table (motor_assist9) in excel with similar columns I want to insert this data into my table (motor_assist2) current using a procedure but do not know how to do it. Can someone help me? Thank you
  
  Deanna

  If the number of columns and the order of the columns match on both tables, you can use:

  insert into motor_assist2 select * from motor_assist9;
  

  If this isn't the case, you will need to specify which columns of the source and/or destination:

  insert into motor_assist2 (destination, column, list)
         select source, column, list from motor_assist9;
  

  To make a wrap just stored as appropriate procedure insert the statement with the following code:

  create or replace procedure procedure_name as
  begin
    
  end;
  /
  

• Create or replace Stored procedure

  Hi all

  11.2.0.1

  I have the HR schema/user, who is the owner of all tables in the app.

  Then, all his paintings are also granted to BATCH - HR user with corresponding synonyms.

  This batch user will be used by computer operators to run reports of generations.

  For security reasons, they are not allowed to CONNECT to HR, but only to the BATCH - RH.

  My question is, can I create a stored procedure to the BATCH - RH which has only synonymous all tables?

  Or is it a good design to install it on human resources?

  Stored procedures recommend to operate only on base tables?

  Thank you

  Petra k.

  You can use everywhere in PL/SQL or external programs, because synonym is nothing more than a name new/more existing object; i.e. scott.emp table can have synonym1, synonym2, synonym3, etc.

  For more information: CREATE SYNONYM

  Concerning

  Girish Sharma

• Create a stored procedure in the settings view

  I want to be able to create a view with the parameters of a stored procedure.

  Oracle 11g.

  don't know how to use the variable in immediate execution.

  CREATE OR REPLACE

  PROCEDURE TEST_GENERIC (TBL IN VARCHAR2, VWNAME IN VARCHAR2)

  AS

  BEGIN

  RUN IMMEDIATELY "CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW VWNAME AS SELECT SYSDATE FROM TBL";

  COMMIT;

  END;

  exec ('BIRD', 'DUAL') TEST_GENERIC

  Thanks for any help

  Hello

  Single quotes enclose a literal string; in other words, the text between the quotes literally means what it says, without reference to any variables.

  So, when you say:

  RUN IMMEDIATELY "CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW VWNAME AS SELECT SYSDATE FROM TBL";

  CREATE the word literally means to CREATE.  You may or may not have also a variable called CREATE, but that is irrelevant.

  The word OR means OR literally.  You may or may not have also a variable called operation GOLD, but that is irrelevant.

  REPLACE the word literally means REPLACE.  You may or may not have also a variable called to REPLACE, but that is irrelevant.

  ...

  The TBL Word literally means TBL.  You may or may not have also a variable called TBL, but that is irrelevant.

  If you want to reference a variable called TBL, then use TBL outside single quotes, like this:

  ...

  sql_text: = "CREATE or REPLACE VIEW VWNAME AS SELECT SYSDATE FROM '

  ||  TBL;

  dbms_output.put_line (sql_text |) "= sql_text before EXECUTE IMMEDIATE');   -For debugging

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE sql_text.

  ...

  On the rare occasions when you use dynamic SQL statements, always put the dynamic SQL statement in a string variable (for example, sql_text, above) so that you can easily display for debugging purposes and to ensure that the command you are viewing is the same exact command that you should run.

  I guess the code you posted is a first test version of something that will be much, much different when it is finished.  Creating objects from database (such as views) in PL/SQL is almost always a terrible idea, and it seems that opinion that this code is attempting to produce would be very useful, anyway.

• Problems in SQL dev with a procedure.

  Hey guys, having trouble with the.following procedure Pl SQL. Is this code wrong?

  create table zed (z varchar2 (30);)

  declare

  procedure thisway1 (p_data in varchar2)

  is

  Start

  immediate execution

  "insert into zed (z) values(:z) '.

  using p_data;

  end thisway1;

  OK, ive tried over and over again, which is absent from this code?

  The sound of a book, for its supposed to work...

  Okay, I just have not found the right place to ask.