SQLCODE and sql rowcount % in test conditions

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• Incorrect SQL % RowCount value

  Hello.

  I created dblink of Oracle 11 g (11.2.0.4.3) for Sybase ASE database (15.5) using gateway of Oracle database for Sybase (11.2.0.4.3) on x 64 OEL (6.5).

  When I make changes to a remote table with triggers and use the variable in the WHERE clause, SQL % RowCount value is miscalculated.
  Found the antidote on the side of Sybase - the use of "set nocount on" within a trigger.
  Is there a solution on the side of Oracle (database or gateway)?

  Detailed description is given below:

  Description table and relaxing 1) (Sybase)
  create table test_TR)
  identity of whole ID,
  oper_id integer not null,
  counter integer not null,
  constraint XPKtest_TR primary key clustered (id))
  go
  insert into test_TR (oper_id, meter) values (1,10)
  insert into test_TR (oper_id, meter) values (2.21)
  insert into test_TR (oper_id, meter) values (2.36)
  go

  create trigger tUtest_TR on test_TR for UPDATE as
  Start
  declare @numrows int
  Select @numrows = @@rowcount
  return
  error:
  RAISERROR 31000 "UPDATE."
  ROLLBACK transaction statement
  end
  go

  (2) description gateway (gateway)
  HS_FDS_CONNECT_INFO=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:XXXX/test
  HS_FDS_RECOVERY_ACCOUNT = RECOVERY
  HS_FDS_RECOVERY_PWD = *.
  HS_FDS_TRANSACTION_MODEL = COMMIT_CONFIRM
  HS_FDS_TRANSACTION_LOG = HS_TRANSACTION_LOG
  HS_FDS_RESULTSET_SUPPORT = TRUE
  HS_FDS_PROC_IS_FUNC = FALSE

  (3) description Dblink (Oracle)
  CREATE DATABASE LINK PUBLIC 'SYB_TEST' CONNECT TO ' * ' IDENTIFIED by ' * ' using 'SYB_TEST ';

  (4) test query (Oracle)
  declare per_id digital;
  Start
  Update "test_TR"@SYB_TEST "counter" value = "counter" + 1 where 'oper_id' = 0;
  dbms_output.put_line ('0 rows =' |) SQL % number of lines);
  PER_ID: = 0;
  Update "test_TR"@SYB_TEST "counter" value = "counter" + 1 where 'oper_id' = per_id;
  dbms_output.put_line ('0 rows =' |) SQL % number of lines);
  Rollback;
  end;
  /

  0 rows = 0
  0 line = 1

  Thanks in advance for any information!

  filed Bug 19844303 - SQL % ROWCOUN RETURNS a VALUE INCORRECTE

• Political mistake with SOA 11 g test conditions

  All,
  
  I applied various policies of the fault to our composite of 11g SOA. Within these policies, we have a few simple test conditions to test various defects. These are specifically around bindingFaults. Our excerpt from our strategy of error similar to the following example. This includes various pl/sql custom errors that are thrown from the data base.
  
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  Therefore, it seems that there is a problem with the test conditions. I read through various sources of documentation, and that sounds about right. It's the same test conditions of policies allows us to apply SOA 1og, which worked well.
  
  We are running with SOA Suite 11.1.1.3.0.
  
  I am unsure as to if there is a problem of logic, or if we run in an Oracle bug. Theres seems to be no reference to this on Metalink. Your comments would be appreciated.
  
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• Is it wrong to use SQL % ROWCOUNT = 0?

  Hello
  
  I have two tables, BILL and VALIDATIONS, have all two (LDAP_UID, TERM) as a composite key. I wrote a procedure to do the following:
  
  1. I use this composite key to extract some the key fields from the table of BILL, form a new row and insert it into the table VALIATIONS;
  2. prior to inserting into the table of VALIDATIONS, I use a SELECT statement to verify if the composite key already exists in the table of VALIDATION and not inserting at least that the composite key is not found.
  
  The procedure is the following:
  

  create or replace procedure save_transactions
     (i_ldap_uid IN varchar2, i_term IN varchar2)
  AS
     v_validated_ldap_uid validations.ldap_uid%type;
     v_student_id validations.student_id%type;
     v_first_name validations.first_name%type;
     v_last_name validations.last_name%type;
     v_term validations.term%type;
  BEGIN
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     into v_validated_ldap_uid
     from validations
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     and term = i_term;
  
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        from bill
        where ldap_uid = i_ldap_uid
        and term = i_term;
        insert into validations values (
        v_student_id, i_ldap_uid, v_first_name, v_last_name,
        i_term, sysdate, (to_char(sysdate, 'yymmdd'))||
        (select to_char(count(TRANSACTION_DATE)+1, 'fm0999') from VALIDATIONS where to_char(TRANSACTION_DATE) = to_char(sysdate))
        );
     end if;
  END;
  /

  The procedure is created and updated clean, without any error. But the error occurs when using it. If the line is already in table VALIDATIONS, the {color: blue} if SQL % ROWCOUNT = 0 {color} is fine and the insertion code block is bypassed. However, if the line is not found in the table of VALIDATION, I got the following error:
  

  SQL> execute save_transactions('john.brown', '200902')
  BEGIN save_transactions('john.brown', '200902'); END;
  
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-01403: no data found
  ORA-06512: at "ZBOV.SAVE_TRANSACTIONS", line 10
  ORA-06512: at line 1

  Well, for me, the whole use of SQL % ROWCOUNT is for testing. If he cannot test SQL ROWCOUNT = 0%, how else can test? However, I got the error and I must be wrong. But what is bad?
  
  Thanks a lot for your help!
  
  
  Newman

  Hello

  The "no data found" error is raised whenevde make you a select... IN the query and the query found no line.
  You can always include SELECT it... IN his own statement BEGIN block, with its own «EXCEPTION WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND» Manager... ", but often, there are easier ways to work around the problem.

  In this example, I can see two of these ways:

  (1) Say

  SELECT  COUNT (*)
  INTO    num_found
  FROM    transactions
  WHERE   ldap_uid = i_ldap_uid
  AND     term     = i_term;
  
     if num_found = 0 then
  ...
  

  "SELECT COUNT...". "without a GROUP BY will always return exactly one line, if you do not have to worry about the error"no data found ".

  (2) a better (but more difficult) solution: instead of making a "INSERT...". Statement of VALUES... ', using the results of the query on the Bill, make a

  INSERT  ...
  SELECT  ...
  FROM    bill
  WHERE   ...
  AND     NOT EXISTS
          (
          SELECT  1
          FROM    validations
          WHERE   ldap_uid = i_ldap_uid
          AND     term     = i_term
          );
  

  In fact, you have PL/SQL to do this (although there are good reasons to have a PL/SQL procedure that does nothing other than this INSERT statement).

• The use of reminders from prior step to configuration test conditions

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• % SQL rowcount returns 1, but he should return 2

  Oracle 10g

  Hi gurus

  I was reading one of the PL/SQL challenge site https://plsqlchallenge.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=10000:23:114157934581224:NOquestion: but can't get the exact idea.

  I appreciate if someone helps me to understand the code.

  Examples of data

  Set serveroutput on
  /
  drop table plch_stuff;
  /

  CREATE TABLE plch_stuff)
  ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
  NM SINGLE VARCHAR2 (5))
  /

  create or replace procedure (plch_insert)
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  THEN
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  But according to my understanding, result = last count = 2 because a sql % rowcount for insert and then one to update. Please guide. Thank you

  Concerning

  Matt

  But according to my understanding, result = last count = 2 because a sql % rowcount for insert and then one to update. Please guide. Thank you

  Where did you got your "understanding"?

  When you have questions about the basic features Oracle, you must ALWAYS first check the documentation.

  A search on the web for "oracle 11g sql % rowcount" returns this as the first link

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/AppDev.111/b28370/sql_cursor.htm

  % NUMBER OF LINES

  Returns the number of rows affected by a INSERT , UPDATE , or DELETE or returned by a statement SELECT INTO statement.

  The County refers to one, AND only ONE, statement - the last statement executed.

• SQL ROWCOUNT %

  When I use SQL % ROWCOUNT, it returns the account = 1 if there is no record of the PRODUCT in the condition table

  SELECT count (*) from the PRODUCT v_count WHERE LOC = v_oldloc;

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  Thanks in advance

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  % ROWCOUNT SQL returns you the number of lines that returns the query "SELECT count (*) in v_count PRODUCT WHERE LOC = v_oldloc;

  In fact, the query returns a row with the value 0. This is why SQL ROWCOUNT % gives you 1 as output.

  Of course v_count is 0 because it is what is the result of the query.

  Both are expected results in your case.

  Cheerz,

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• XML and SQL output

  Hi all

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  DAVID 100 [email protected] 20

  DAVID 100 [email protected] 30

  ROBERT 101 [email protected] 10

  ROBERT 101 [email protected] 20

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

  < USERS_DETAILS >

  < USER >

  < EMPNO > 100 < / EMPNO >

  DAVID < NAME > < / NAME >

  < EMAIL > [email protected] < / EMAIL >

  < ASSIGNED_DEPT >

  < DEPT > 10 < / DEPT >

  < DEPT > 20 < / DEPT >

  < DEPT > 30 < / DEPT >

  < / ASSIGNED_DEPT >

  < / USER >

  < USER >

  101/EMPNO < EMPNO > >

  ROBERT < NAME > < / NAME >

  < EMAIL > [email protected] < / EMAIL >

  < ASSIGNED_DEPT >

  < DEPT > 10 < / DEPT >

  < DEPT > 20 < / DEPT >

  < DEPT > 30 < / DEPT >

  < DEPT > 40 < / DEPT >

  < DEPT > 50 < / DEPT >

  < / ASSIGNED_DEPT >

  < / USER >

  < USER >

  < > 102 EMPNO < / EMPNO >

  DANIEL < NAME > < / NAME >

  < EMAIL > [email protected] < / EMAIL >

  < ASSIGNED_DEPT >

  < DEPT > 10 < / DEPT >

  < / ASSIGNED_DEPT >

  < / USER >

  < / USERS_DETAILS >

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    2         , e.emp_name
    3         , e.email
    4         , regexp_substr(d.dept_list, '[^,]+', 1, level) deptno
    5      from emp_xml e
    6      join emp_dept_xml d
    7        on e.empno = d.empno
    8   connect
    9        by level <= length(d.dept_list) - length(replace(dept_list, ','))
   10       and prior e.empno = e.empno
   11       and prior dbms_random.value() is not null;
  
       EMPNO EMP_NAME             EMAIL                DEPTNO
  ---------- -------------------- -------------------- --------------------
         100 DAVID                [email protected]      10
         100 DAVID                [email protected]      20
         100 DAVID                [email protected]      30
         101 ROBERT               [email protected]     40
         101 ROBERT               [email protected]     20
         101 ROBERT               [email protected]     10
         101 ROBERT               [email protected]     30
         101 ROBERT               [email protected]     50
         102 DANIEL               [email protected]     10
  
  9 rows selected.
  
  SQL> select xmlelement
    2         (
    3              "USERS_DETAILS"
    4            , xmlagg(xmlelement
    5              (
    6                  "USER"
    7                , xmlelement("EMPNO", empno)
    8                , xmlelement("NAME", emp_name)
    9                , xmlelement("ASSIGNED_DEPT", xmlagg(xmlelement("DEPT", deptno)))
   10              ))
   11         ).extract('*') xml_output
   12    from (
   13            select e.empno
   14                 , e.emp_name
   15                 , e.email
   16                 , regexp_substr(d.dept_list, '[^,]+', 1, level) deptno
   17              from emp_xml e
   18              join emp_dept_xml d
   19                on e.empno = d.empno
   20           connect
   21                by level <= length(d.dept_list) - length(replace(dept_list, ','))
   22               and prior e.empno = e.empno
   23               and prior dbms_random.value() is not null
   24         )
   25   group
   26      by empno
   27       , emp_name;
  
  XML_OUTPUT
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
    
      100
      DAVID
      
        10
        20
        30
      
    
    
      101
      ROBERT
      
        40
        50
        30
        20
        10
      
    
    
      102
      DANIEL
      
        10
      
    
  
  
  SQL>
  

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  RENN

  Hello

  There is no option to simulate the traditional device. You need hardware for it so I would say to simulate a PXI system that has a configuration similar to the PCI-6014 and make a small change to your request...