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• sqlplus formatting / set

  Hi all

  I am creating a report with the help of SQL * Plus and shell.

  I use a lot of a shell script sql script. In my report, output, k I still see the actual query:

  SQL > select * from v version $;

  BANNER

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

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production

  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  CORE Production 11.2.0.2.0

  AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  Is it possible to remove the query and get the result of the query in my report? What SET option would do that?

  I would really appreciate any suspicion!

  Thank you so much in advance!

  M

  Hello

  Have you tried SET POSITION OFF and SET ECHO OFF?

  Cat sql_test.sh:

  sqlplus-s $login<>

  Set serveroutput on

  trigger the echo

  set the position

  Select 'Testing' to double;

  output

  ++

• Output of sqlplus formatting

  Oracle 11.1.0.7:
  
  I followed SQL. But when I run it it gives me all the SQL statements and other things. How can I get just the result of select?
  

  sqlplus stream_mon/stream_mon << EOF!
   set head off
   set pagesize 0
   set feed off
   set echo off
   spool ${MON_FILE} append
  
   SELECT APPLY_NAME || '|NoOfErrors=' || COUNT(*) FROM DBA_APPLY_ERROR group by APPLY_NAME;
  
   select APPLY_NAME || '|Latency=' ||
       (apply_time-applied_message_create_time)*86400
    from dba_apply_progress;
  
   select QUEUE_NAME || '|SrcSpillMsgs=' || spill_msgs || chr(10) || 'SrcInMemoryMsgs=' ||  (NUM_MSGS - SPILL_MSGS)
  from V\$BUFFERED_QUEUES;
  
  SELECT APPLY_NAME || '|DestSpilledTransactions=' || MESSAGE_COUNT
    FROM DBA_APPLY_SPILL_TXN;
  
  select APPLY_NAME || '|DestTotalMessagesSpilled=' || TOTAL_MESSAGES_SPILLED from V\$STREAMS_APPLY_READER;
  
  select case when status = 'ENABLED' then CAPTURE_NAME || '|CaptureProcess=1'
             else CAPTURE_NAME || '|CaptureProcess=0'
             end
        from dba_capture;
  
  select case when status = 'ENABLED' then PROPAGATION_NAME || '|PropProcess=1'
             else PROPAGATION_NAME || '|PropProcess=0'
             end
        from dba_propagation;
  
  select case when status = 'ENABLED' then APPLY_NAME || '|AppProcess=1'
             else APPLY_NAME || '|AppProcess=0'
             end
        from dba_apply;
  
   select CAPTURE_NAME || '|CaptureErrMsg=' || replace(error_message, ' ', '_') from dba_capture;
   select PROPAGATION_NAME || '|PropErrMsg='    || replace(error_message, ' ', '_') from dba_propagation;
   select APPLY_NAME || '|ApplyErrorMsg=' || replace(error_message, ' ', '_') from dba_apply;
  
   spool off
  
  EOF!

  Out something like this

  SQL>  select QUEUE_NAME || '|SrcSpillMsgs=' || spill_msgs || chr(10) || 'SrcInMemoryMsgs=' ||  (NUM_MSGS - SPILL_MSGS)
    2  from V$BUFFERED_QUEUES;
  CAP_QUEUE|SrcSpillMsgs=0 

  sqlplus stream_mon/stream_mon<>

  not above but below
  sqlplus-s stream_mon/stream_mon<>

• 11g Client - inconsistencies to the 16th decimal

  In the clients of TOAD, SQLPlus and ODBC numbers returned by a query are correct (max 3 digits)
  In Discoverer & according to a report, the numbers are off to the 16th decimal...
  FOR EXAMPLE:
  7.081 becomes 7.0810000000000004
  7,090 becomes 7.0999999999999994 (which is weird because the District does not work)
  7,200 becomes 7.2000000000000002
  
  No idea what would cause this?
  How can I query from SQLPlus (or TOAD) to confirm or not those decimal extended actually exist in the table?

  Alan3 wrote:
  Maybe I should have added this little tidbit...

  Please be as detailed as possible (it is possible). See queries etc. - use copy and paste.

  The particular table in question is an interface table which is in place for 4 years and more.
  The columns in question are of NUMBER data type.
  We just changed the PC that runs this interface to Win7 with a client 11g.

  Describe the interface. For example, in what language is it written program?

  Now we see the decimals extended with the discoverer (on any PC) and the report of the interface (an old report built from Developer 6) for example, but not from SQL, etc...

  How changing customer a pc linked to the Discoverer and reports? The database server has been improved also? (the full version of select * version of $ v ;))

  You see the same 'old' data change (of the switch).

  I want to know if there is a setting in SQLPlus or the DB client that limits the display of decimal places I can change to determine if the extent of decimal numbers in fact appears... (they should not be there at all)

  Sqlplus and db can affect the outcome, for example

  SQL> desc test
   Name                                      Null?    Type
   ----------------------------------------- -------- -------------
   A                                                  NUMBER
   B                                                  NUMBER(38,5)
  
  SQL> show numw
  numwidth 10
  SQL>
  SQL> select * from test;
  
           A          B
  ---------- ----------
       12345      12345
   123456789  123456789
      123,45     123,45
  123,456789  123,45679
       1,234      1,234
  1,23456789    1,23457
  
  6 rows selected.
  

  Values has been inserted for the two columns to test. With scale = 5 for its data type, the values of B are rounded (4th and 6th rank).

  SQL> set numw 5
  SQL> select * from test;
  
      A     B
  ----- -----
  12345 12345
  ##### #####
  123,5 123,5
  123,5 123,5
  1,234 1,234
  1,235 1,235
  
  6 rows selected.
  

  The numLargeur setting affects sqlplus formatting.

  Published by: orafad on January 5, 2011 21:44

• How to format the sql format GET easily in sqlplus

  Hello
  I use TOAD to format my sql always (to help shift + ctrl + F). It's really frustrating because I have to format the sqls a lot all the time. I have recently joined a successful dba team and need to quickly understand the sqls.
  
  A member of the forum can you please suggest me a way to do it quickly in sqlplus itself?
  
  Thanks & take care,.
  Malika

  Anthony wrote:

  But there are situations where I have to work on machines where I can't access the internet because of procedures/etc security problems, that's why I need to find a way to quickly put the sqls in sqlplus/unix itself.

  SQL * Plus is not an editor does not support formatting of unformatted existing SQL code. It uses an external editor - and formatting you want to, must be a function or feature of the external editor. The Unix/Linux default editor is vi or vim. Emacs, kate and others can also be configured (using the EDITOR environment variable) for use with SQL * more.

  Formatting manual is often a 'good' thing that it forces you to slow down and look at each line (when the manual formatting) in the code. So they identify issues and problems that could be missed when looking at already formatted code.

• Cannot display the column format in SQLPLUS.

  Hi all
  
  Why my sqlplus just displays # when I run sql > column group # format a20;
  
  SQL > column group # format a20;
  SQL > select group # log v$.
  
  GROUP #.
  ----------
  ##########
  ##########
  ##########
  ##########
  
  Help, please!
  Thank you!

  Welcome to the forums!

  Try:

  COLUMN group# FORMAT 9999
  

  You try to provide a column for a VARCHAR2 format, but the data type is NUMBER.

• formatting of sqlplus

  Hi all
  
  In sqlplus below query returns the result in 2 rows. I want the output to be on the same line
  
  SELECT DISTINCT ORIGINATING_TIMESTAMP, MESSAGE_TEXT to sys. X$ DBGALERTEXT WHERE MESSAGE_TEXT AS MESSAGE_TEXT AS 'fatal %' or 'ORA-%' AND ORIGINATING_TIMESTAMP > SYSDATE-4;
  
  
  example of output:
  
  28 APRIL 10 07.03.29.925 H + 03:00
  ORA-28: abandonment of opiodr treat unknown ospid (18707_1)
  
  I tried to use set linesize and column format also. but the output is not displayed in a row
  
  No idea what I have to put
  
  Kai

  Check the sys. X definition DBGALERTEXT $. MESSAGE_TEXT is VARCHAR2 (2048). So you need to see it on a single line using LINESIZE:

  SQL> select DISTINCT ORIGINATING_TIMESTAMP,MESSAGE_TEXT from sys.X$DBGALERTEXT WHERE MESSAGE_TEXT LIKE 'ORA-%' or MESSAGE_TEXT LIKE '%Fatal%' AND ORIGINATING_TIMESTAMP > SYSDATE-4;
  
  ORIGINATING_TIMESTAMP
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  MESSAGE_TEXT
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  26-JUL-10 11.52.01.178 AM -04:00
  ORA-1109 signalled during: ALTER DATABASE CLOSE NORMAL...
  
  SQL> set linesize 2200
  SQL> /
  
  ORIGINATING_TIMESTAMP                                                       MESSAGE_TEXT
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  26-JUL-10 11.52.01.178 AM -04:00                                            ORA-1109 signalled during: ALTER DATABASE CLOSE NORMAL...
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Import specifications of centralized in Sqlplus scripts possible column format?

  I want to centralise the definitions of column as
  
  FORMAT of COLUMN TABLE_NAME A20 direction "foobar".
  ...
  
  keep in a centralized definition file and import into several Sqlplus scripts (executing).
  
  Is - it somehow possible?
  
  Peter

  Is - it somehow possible?

  Yes put all definitions of column in a single file, you say coldef.sql

  Whenever you need to use it in a script that is run with the help

  Start coldef.sql

  Max
  http://oracleitalia.WordPress.com

• Csv output SQLCL differs from output csv SQLPLUS

  Hello

  I try to replace my script sqlplus generating a csv file.

  with a new one generated by sqlcl because sqlcl seem to handle it "natively".

  However, I have several problems, it's not so easy... (it is not possible, in fact, as a replacement for sqlplus by sqlcl to generate a csv file)

  There are several differences with the release made with my script in sqlplus. Let me explain

  NB: Please note I'm french therefore:

  * default csv separator is; (but I could accept this separator is)

  * decimal separator is ",".

  Script from SQLplus

  trigger the echo

  Set feedback off

  fixed term off

  set point

  Go head

  the Embedded value on

  set pagesize 0

  break off Set

  NEWP NONE Set

  set SPACE 0

  TAB SET OFF

  recsep off Set

  left the underline

  COLUMN of resource_type FORMAT A10 COLUMN TYPEE

  ALTER session set nls_date_format = "dd/mm/yyyy";

  ALTER SESSION SET NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS = ",";

  set LINESIZE 30000

  Set trimspool on

  Coil test.csv

  SELECT "'sysdate';'" COL1 "; "" COL2 "; "" LENGTH "' double.

  SELECT

  '"' || SYSDATE | « « ; » »

  '"' || trunc (sysdate) | « « ; » »

  || To_char (sysdate, ' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'). « « ; » »

  || RM. LENGTH | '"'

  Of

  TABLE RM

  WHERE

  RM. CODE = "ABCD";

  spool off

  output

  SQLCL script

  trigger the echo

  Set feedback off

  fixed term off

  set point

  break off Set

  Set trimspool on

  Set sqlformat csv

  Coil test2.csv

  SELECT

  SYSDATE,

  trunc (sysdate),

  To_char (sysdate, ' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  RM. LENGTH

  Of

  TABLE RM

  WHERE

  RM. COL = 'ABCD '.

  ;

  spool off

  output

  SQLplus output CSV (and the result is correct)

  "sysdate"; "' COL1 '; "" COL2 "; "" LENGTH ".

  "11/05/2015"; 11/05/2015; "11/05/2015-11:11:27 '; "6.07"

  SQLCL CSV output

  < blank line >

  "SYSDATE", "TRUNC (SYSDATE)", "TO_CHAR (SYSDATE," DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS) ',' LENGTH' "

  05/11/15 11:12:12, 000000000, 05/11/15 00:00:00000000000, ' 11/05/2015 11:12:12 ', 6,07

  --------

  You can see in the output of SQL CL

  * an empty line first (?)

  * the fields sysdate is followed, 0000000, which breaks the structure of the csv file. Don't know why this is displayed.

  * value sysdate is fine (date + hour) in sqlcl, trunc (sysdate) should not display the time (minor)

  * in sqlplus then I've not used instructions ALTER SESSION SET NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS = ",".

  digital data are 6.07 (whereas it should be 6.07, and default sqlplus output. (In sqlplus to 6.07, I need to put the NLS_NUMERIC statement above))

  * in sqlplus, only char data are placed in square brackets. In my case it would be necessary to have each data attached to make sure that imposing CSV is safe.

  If too many problems, I can't currently use sqlcl to generate a csv result...

  Don (don't know if this is the place to talk about SQL imporvement, , but it would be great if the sqlcl could be improved: )

  * the date of issue (000000) would be fixed (unless there is a solution?)

  * Digital output default must be with '.'. And after having the opportunity to change the decimal separator, as in SQLPLUS

  * We wouldn't abilty to choose whether the data should be included or not in the media (even for digital data / date)

  * We would be able to change the csv separator

  * no first blank line ould generated (minor)

  Thanks for any suggestions you could provide, because at the moment, I can't use sqlcl to the output in csv format, although it has very promising output features

  > We are working on support for that now.

  What I wanted, it was, it does not work in the latest version available, but work soon.

• NLS_DATE_FORMAT in PLSQL Developer differ from sqlplus

  Hello

  When you set the nls_date_format sqlplus at the session level, the results are as expected.

  Whereas, when you set the second level nls_date_format in PL/SQl developer, output the same format in both cases.

  

  help kindly on even...

  Thank you to make clear... just ask out of curiosity, is possible for my session I modified my NLS_DATE_FORMAT and always the system reflecting the NLS_DATE_FORMAT substituted by the client software...

  Means for my session how is it possible that without good privileges Client software replaces the format...

  Why do you think that the output that you see in a GUI such as PLSQL Developer is determined by NLS session parameters? When the result set contains a date, then the proponent of the product is free to decide if it is displayed after the session or some settings settings in the tool preferences.

  SELECT SYSDATE FROM dual;

  ALTER SESSION SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT = 'YYYY-MM-DD ";

  SELECT SYSDATE FROM dual;

  When I run the present into a toad, I get two different formats for the last statement in the manner which I run it:

  F9 (run the statement): 10:26:08 09/01/2015

  F5 (Exceute as a script): 2015-09-01

  If the toad ignores the parameter when the developer thought that I don't know what I really want.

  The same executions in SQL Developer shows 2015-09-01 both times. Here, the designer would think "Hey the user is a developer, that he or she will know what to do" or the designer has not thought to the problem and simply used the session settings.

  Concerning

  Marcus

• Get the domain FULL of SQLPLUS connect_identifier

  Hello!  I'm all new to Oracle.  I have a previous developer files that contain SQLPLUS commands.  I noticed that the format of the CONNECT subcommand is:

  username/password[@connect_identifier]

  I have something like:

  SQLPLUS foo/bar@fum

  What should I do to solve the 'MED' connect_identifier to a fully qualified domain name?

  Look in your tnsnames.ora file, or do a 'WUF tnsping"("fum"seems to be your login).

• Export to HTML format with text "preformatted"?

  Hello

  I have a column varchar2 with contains carriage returns.  I want to run my query in SQL Developer and 'export' the results in HTML format.  But when I do, the data in the column lost things like several spaces and returns the cart.  That's why I want to mainly export the column with the < PRE >... < / PRE > html tags.  Any way to do this from SQL Developer?

  Example of table in sqlplus:

  SQL> create table my_demo (MY_TEXT varchar2(255));
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> insert into my_demo values ('Hello'||CHR(10)||'   World');
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> select * from my_demo;
  
  MY_TEXT
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
  Hello
     World
  
  
  SQL> 
  

  So what I want is the MY_TEXT column in the HTML export file to show the world "Hello" above indented it word 'World', just like we see in SQLPlus (my actual query is obviously much more complex).  If I try to select the column with string literals '< PRE >' and ' < / PRE > ' around the column MY_TEXT it does not work and indicates those string and not as HTML tags.

  In SQL, we can use "COLUMN".... ENTMAP OFF"- but who does not work in SQL Developer.  Similarly, I don't see how the / * fixed * / index of the SQL Developer will help me.

  Suggestions?  An option may be missing me?

  Thank you.

  I suppose the best solution that I could do was modify the query for:

  Select '

  '||my_text||'

  "from my_demo;

  Then export it to HTML format.  Then open it with my favorite text editor and make the following replacements:

  < PRE >--->

  
  </PRE>    --->    

  Save my raw HTML code after manually making the substitution with the text editor and now I have the registered page displays properly as I want it.

  While work work - around, I was just hoping that there was a better solution that does not need me manually change the HTML in a text editor.

• How to get sqlplus not to use the output of size documents fixed?

  I want to generate the sql code to clear all data in tables in the database of flat files, one file per table, one row per record.  I thought I'd try to use the ascii code for characters inherited 31 as a delimiter to separate the fields and start sqlplus. But a problem is how do you get to specify linesize? Are there not a way to get out of creating fixed size records in sqlplus? I would prefer each line to just be so great that it must be rather than set the linesize being the absolute maximum. (32767) or understand what the maximum size is on a per-table basis.

  Is it possible to do?

  What I've tried so far (so I would have executed him each resulting sort script d30_x.) OK but how to get rid of this thing linesize?

  / * create dump file using US 31 to separate the fields * /.

  wrap off Set

  Set linesize

  Set feedback off

  set pagesize 0

  set verify off

  UNDEF tab;

  set myfile = d30_ & & tab... SQL;

  is prompt myfile and myfile;

  coil & myfile

  Guest set linesize 2500

  Guest set pagesize 0

  Guest departed wrap

  quick game check out

  Quick spool & tab... LST

  Select guest of

  Select lower (column_name) |' | Chr (31)

  ||'
  of user_tab_columns
  where table_name = upper ('& tab') and
  column_id! = (select max (column_id) in the user_tab_columns where)
  table_name = upper ('& tab'))
  order of column_id
  /
  Select lower (column_name)
  of user_tab_columns
  where table_name = upper ('& tab') and
  column_id = (select max (column_id) in the user_tab_columns where)
  table_name = upper ('& tab'))
  order of column_id
  /
  from guest & tab
  Guest /.

  prompt off spool
  spool off

  Wait, I think it works!  Tell him to use the maximum linesize, then

  tell him to get rid of these spaces.

  OOPS I forgot something. A problem with this is that if there are embedded newlines \r \n one of those or both in a field, then this format that uses the newline to indicate the end of the recording is toast. And I know that they are inclined to do this. (Users can not live with them, can't live without 'em). More on that later.

  / * create dump file using US 31 to separate the fields * /.
  wrap off Set
  Set feedback off

  set linesize 150
  set pagesize 0
  set verify off

  UNDEF tab;

  set myfile = d30_ & tab... SQL;
  prompt myfile is &myfile;

  coil & myfile
  Guest set pagesize 0
  Guest departed wrap
  quick game check out
  prompt value trimspool on
  Guest trimout value on
  Guest set linesize 32767
  fast coil & tab... LST

  Select guest of
  Select lower (column_name) |' | Chr (31) | »
  of user_tab_columns
  where table_name = upper ('& tab') and
  column_id! = (select max (column_id) in the user_tab_columns where)
  table_name = upper ('& tab'))
  order of column_id
  /
  Select lower (column_name)
  of user_tab_columns
  where table_name = upper ('& tab') and
  column_id = (select max (column_id) in the user_tab_columns where)
  table_name = upper ('& tab'))
  order of column_id
  /
  Guest of & tab
  Guest /.

  prompt off spool
  spool off

  Post edited by: Lake

• number format

  Hello

  on 10.2.0.4

  I treid the suite, but not an explicit display of

  SQL > select file #, status, checkpoint_change # from v$ datafile, whose name like '% SYS % ';

  STATUS # CHECKPOINT_CHANGE #.

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

  1 1.9475E + 12 SYSTEM

  3. RECOVER 1.9475E + 12

  17 RETRIEVE 1.9475E + 12

  18 RETRIEVE 1.9475E + 12

  SQL > select file #, status, TO_CHAR (checkpoint_change #, '$99 990,99') v $ datafile where name like '%sys% ';

  STATUS # TO_CHAR (CHE

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

  1 SYSTEM #.

  RECOVER 3 #.

  RECOVER 17 #.

  RECOVER 18 #.

  SQL > select file #, status, TO_CHAR (checkpoint_change #, '99999990.000') of v$ datafile whose name like '% SYS % ';

  FOLDER # TO_CHAR (CHECK STATUS

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

  1 SYSTEM #.

  RECOVER 3 #.

  RECOVER 17 #.

  RECOVER 18 #.

  SQL > select file #, status, TO_CHAR (checkpoint_change #, '9999,9990.000') of v$ datafile whose name like '% SYS % ';

  FOLDER # TO_CHAR (HOSTING STATUS

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

  1 SYSTEM #.

  RECOVER 3 #.

  RECOVER 17 #.

  Can you help me please?

  Thank you.

  Checkpoint_change # is probably a number with more digits that you specified in the format.  You must specify a larger format (more numbers). Note: There is zero decimals, so you don't need to specify decimals.

  In sqlplus, you can also generically set numwdith 'N NUMLARGEUR SET' - for example "SET NUMLARGEUR 32" to allow up to 32 digits digital display.  Then, you need not specify a format for the column.

  Hemant K Collette

• sqlplus spool and keep widths of varchar, left

  I'm a newb sqlplus.  I have a definition of table similar to the following:

  ID VARCHAR2 (10)

  address VARCHAR (40)

  etc...

  I wish I could wrap the contents of the table, where the fields of maintain their width max varchar and concat together.  Thus, for example:

  ID: 0123456789

  address: this is an address of 40 char with spaces

  I want to the coil of the output of the table and make it look like:

  0123456789This is an address of 40 char with spaces

  What I get is:

  0123456789 it is an address of 40 char with spaces

  I played with trimspool, linesize, pagesize, but as in the example above: why is he to put spaces between the fields id and address?  It's data is loaded from a ctl, via sqlldr file, which uses positional notation to load the data.  Everything I want to do is to be able to export data (now filtered), in a text file, looking as it did when it was imported.

  Even justify it right out?

  Thanks for the help.  Hope it was not too complicated :-)

  Well, that the format information in a control sql loader file (s) so you don't have to code yourself to match this format.  Oracle can not magically to output in the same format, he was received... once it is in the tables, format information do not exist in the database.