Switch the SFDC ID campaign to dynamically query string?

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• dynamic query problem

  Hello

  I am trying to understand the procedure and on the inside, I have a dynamic query with where clause:

  "Select."

  tables

  where 1 = 1

  and instr (decode (nvl (' | nvl(pCATEG,'') |))) (("*"), "*", pb.categ, upper (' | nvl(pCATEG,'') |), pb.categ) > 0'

  || NVL(pEMP_GROUP_CODE,'') |

  "and p.emp_group_code = g.emp_group_code';"

  For it, clause make sense (parameter pEMP_GROUP_CODE is not connected to any condition, or I missed something)?

  The procedure is works and connected to the application.

  Please notify

  Thank you

  Daniel

  Has been confused by "p.emp_group_code".

  What you see is probably a lexical parameter, for example the value passed on s pEMP_GROUP_CODE a condition itself as 'and table.column = 'constant', which can be zero, so if you have a value, it adds a condition, otherwise just empty space and the condition is spared.

• How to use several query string in a URL?

  Can someone help me with the use of more than a query string in a URL?  I would like to pass on the details of the campaignID (for the CLR) and industry (redirect after form submission) with a click of an email to a landing page.

  Thank you very much

  Alan,

  There are two posts really great on this topic that should help you get there quite easily.

  First, take a look at the position of glreichertof EE12. EE12 - Do-It - Thomson Reuters - Super power of blind forms

  Then visit chorenfto post on the blind forms. Eloqua10: trigger multiple actions with a click-through email (via 'send blind form')

  I have these two positions of reference whenever I need an update on query strings and always answers my questions.

  Good luck.

  Krista

• Collection of the dynamic query

  Hi All-

  I'm trying to get the value of the collection through the dynamic query but I am facing some problem please let me know that I hurt.

  Created a function like below to run the dynamic query to select statement

  create or replace FUNCTION rfunGetColumnValue (
                ColumnName VARCHAR2,
                TableName  VARCHAR2,
                DefaultValue OUT VARCHAR2,
                Criteria VARCHAR2)
         RETURN VARCHAR2
  IS
         ReturnValue VARCHAR2 (32767 byte) ;
         Stmt        VARCHAR2 (32767 byte) ;
  BEGIN
         stmt := 'begin        
  select '|| ColumnName || ' into  :1  from table(:2) ' ||NVL
         ( Criteria, ' ') ||
         '       
  Fetch First Row only ;        
  EXCEPTION                                   
  WHEN OTHERS THEN                                          
  :2 := SQLERRM;
  end;'
         ;
         dbms_output.put_line (stmt) ;
         EXECUTE IMMEDIATE stmt USING OUT ReturnValue, OUT DefaultValue;
         --select Valueinto into Returnvalue from dual;
         RETURN ReturnValue;
  END;
  

  Now, I created a folder in the Package

  create or replace PACKAGE Collection_PKG
  is
  type Bank_rec is RECORD
  (
  SNO           NUMBER(10),    
  BANKID        NUMBER(5),    
  BANKNAME       VARCHAR2(50),    
  BANKSC         VARCHAR2(50),    
  ADDEDIT       varchar2(1),    
  COMPID        number(5),    
  ISBULK        number(1),    
  ROWNO         number(10),    
  ERROR         VARCHAR2(500)  
  );
  
  
  TYPE Bank_tbl IS TABLE OF Bank_rec;
  --type Bank_cur is ref cursor return Bank_rec;
  
  
  end Collection_PKG;
  
  end Collection_PKG;
  end Collec
  tion_PKG;
  

  Now, when I'm Trying the code below

  DECLARE
    V_EXECQUERYPARAM XMLTYPE:= XMLTYPE('<QueryParam>
    <BankXML>
      <Bank>
        <BankID>0</BankID>
        <BankSC><![CDATA[RCB]]></BankSC>
        <BankName><![CDATA[Royal challenger Bank]]></BankName>
        <IsBulk>0</IsBulk>
        <AddEdit>A</AddEdit>
      </Bank>
    </BankXML>
  </QueryParam>');
  BEGIN
   Rspbanksave(
      v_SPParamList => V_EXECQUERYPARAM  );
  
  
  END; 
  

  create or replace PROCEDURE rspBankSave (
                v_SPParamList XMLTYPE DEFAULT NULL)
  IS
         V_Addedit VARCHAR2 (1 CHAR) ;
         Bank_tbl Collection_PKG.BANK_TBL := Collection_PKG.BANK_TBL () ;
  BEGIN
         
         SELECT Row_number () OVER (ORDER BY 1),
                XT.BankID,
                XT.BankName,
                XT.BankSC,
                XT.AddEdit,
                v_CompID,
                XT.IsBulk,
                CAST (0 AS NUMBER (5)),
                CASE
                       WHEN MBank.BankID IS NOT NULL
                       THEN
                              CASE
                                     WHEN XT.BankSC     = MBank.BankSC
                                        AND XT.BankName = MBank.BankName
                                     THEN 'R104|Entry Already Exist,R114|Short Code Already Exist'
                                     WHEN XT.BankSC = MBank.BankSC
                                     THEN 'R114|Short Code Already Exist'
                                     WHEN XT.BankName = MBank.BankName
                                     THEN 'R104|Entry Already Exist'
                              END
                       ELSE NULL
                END Bulk collect
         INTO   Bank_tbl
         FROM   XMLTABLE ('//QueryParam/BankXML/Bank' PASSING v_SPParamList COLUMNS BankID NUMBER (5)
                PATH 'BankID', BankName                                                    VARCHAR2 (
                50) PATH 'BankName', BankSC                                                VARCHAR2 (
                50) PATH 'BankSC', AddEdit                                                 VARCHAR2 (
                1) PATH 'AddEdit', IsBulk                                                  NUMBER (1)
                PATH 'IsBulk') XT
         LEFT JOIN MBank
         ON     XT.BankID   != MBank.BankID
            AND v_CompID     = MBank.CompID
            AND (XT.BankSC   = MBank.BankSC
             OR XT.BankName  = MBank.BankName) ;
         v_TotalRowCount    := SQL%ROWCOUNT;
  
  
  
  
  
  
         IF (v_TotalRowCount > 0) THEN
                
                       BEGIN
                             V_Addedit:=rfunGetColumnValue (ColumnName=> 'Upper(AddEdit)',TableName=>'table(Bank_tbl)',DefaultValue=>'',Criteria =>'');
                       END;
                       --SQL Code here
                
         END IF;
         
  END rspBankSave;
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  As I've suggested before:

  To get the name of the table the column

  and as others have:

  Type global temporary Tables vs. table

  If you give more context, more information about the bigger picture, more information about what you're trying to do and why you're going down the road you go down, you can return more useful information. But you seem reluctant to do.

  For the moment, your recent posts seem to just raise the same type of question - why are you doing this?

  The normal way to return data to a client is a refcursor.

  It is the most effective way.

  Not through collections that you seem to be put on the must-do approach.

• How to set the rules of campaign for SFDC response

  Hello

  using E10, could someone explain what to do the last two columns in the default rules for campaign response

  average dialog when you use SFDC your CRM Sales?

  If I check the box "Salesforce replied" example for both outgoing emails sent AND response form submit,.

  What is the implication of this? Is there an involvement with Eloqua, SFDC, or both? What happens if I leave the box unchecked?

  And activity which answer should I check the radio 'Salesforce default' button?

  

  Couldn't really find any explanation to this form of documentation available...

  WBR,

  -tatu

  In fact, I found a bit of an answer to my own question of the SFDC UI, where you camodest the associated campaign of the advanced settings.

  He said

  On this page, set up the governing statutes of campaign members of campaign who has responded or not to trace:

  • Enter the articles desired as "Participant" or "sent".
  • Set a default value for the list of choices.
  • For the statuses you want to count in the field of responses #, mark responded. Warning: Edit this box has broad effects. When you change, these fields Member change accordingly: responded, last Date answered and dern.

  So I quess the Salesforce replied box the picture is exactly the same as in the INTERFACE of SF. The same applies by default.

  Detective Conan!

• Unit test: is there a way to make the dynamic query of the value of running after the boot process?

  I wonder why the dynamic value query is executed before the boot process? Logically, it makes sense to run after them.

  For example, I test a stored procedure that is supposed to delete a record, and I'd like to create this test report should be deleted as part of the startup process before execution of the stored procedure call to delete this test record. Apparently the dynamic query of value not returns not the test report in as long as the query parameter to call the stored procedure under test, which makes me think that is executed before the startup process of design...

  Please advise...

  Thank you

  Val

  As this thread does no traction/attention of the team of SQL Developer for a while, I had to submit a request for formal improvement on metalink:

  RE: 19834977 - IN THE UNIT TEST REQUEST TO ALLOW TO CHANGE THE ORDER OF EXECUTION OF THE START OF THE PROCESS

  Thank you

  Val

• Get the dynamic query alias name

  Hi all
  
  I have a plsql function using a dynamic query.
  And the function takes an entire sql query as a parameter.
  
  The main problem is that the function must get what aliases or columns were interviewed.
  
  For example,.
  FUNCTION_GET_QUERY_ALIAS ('SELECT 1 AS col1, col2 FROM DUAL 2 AS')
  Inside the function, he must find the alias name COL1 and COL2.
  
  I would be grateful for any help.

  I modified print_table as fact and function to meet your needs.

  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE my_column_object AS OBJECT(ruw_number integer, column_name VARCHAR2(1000), column_val VARCHAR2(1000))
    2  /
  
  Type created.
  
  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE my_table_type AS TABLE OF my_column_object
    2  /
  
  Type created.
  
  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION print_table( p_query in varchar2 ) RETURN my_table_type PIPELINED
    2  AS
    3      l_theCursor     INTEGER DEFAULT DBMS_SQL.OPEN_CURSOR;
    4      l_columnValue   VARCHAR2(4000);
    5      l_status        INTEGER;
    6      l_descTbl       DBMS_SQL.DESC_TAB;
    7      l_colCnt        NUMBER;
    8      l_rcount           INTEGER := 0;
    9  BEGIN
   10      DBMS_SQL.PARSE(  l_theCursor,  p_query, dbms_sql.native );
   11
   12      DBMS_SQL.DESCRIBE_COLUMNS( l_theCursor, l_colCnt, l_descTbl );
   13
   14      FOR i IN 1 .. l_colCnt
   15      LOOP
   16          DBMS_SQL.DEFINE_COLUMN(l_theCursor, i, l_columnValue, 4000);
   17      end loop;
   18
   19      l_status := DBMS_SQL.EXECUTE(l_theCursor);
   20
   21      WHILE ( DBMS_SQL.FETCH_ROWS(l_theCursor) > 0 )
   22      LOOP
   23             l_rcount := l_rcount + 1;
   24          FOR i IN 1 .. l_colCnt
   25          LOOP
   26              DBMS_SQL.COLUMN_VALUE( l_theCursor, i, l_columnValue );
   27
   28              PIPE ROW(my_column_object(l_rcount,l_descTbl(i).col_name,l_columnValue));
   29          END LOOP;
   30      END LOOP;
   31
   32     RETURN;
   33  end;
   34  /
  
  Function created.
  
  SQL> select * from table(print_table('select * from emp'))
    2  /
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
           1 EMPNO                7369
           1 ENAME                SMITH
           1 JOB                  CLERK
           1 MGR                  7902
           1 HIREDATE             17-DEC-80
           1 SAL                  800
           1 COMM
           1 DEPTNO               20
           1 DIV                  10
           2 EMPNO                7499
           2 ENAME                ALLEN
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
           2 JOB                  SALESMAN
           2 MGR                  7698
           2 HIREDATE             20-FEB-81
           2 SAL                  1600
           2 COMM                 300
           2 DEPTNO               30
           2 DIV                  10
           3 EMPNO                7521
           3 ENAME                WARD
           3 JOB                  SALESMAN
           3 MGR                  7698
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
           3 HIREDATE             22-FEB-81
           3 SAL                  1250
           3 COMM                 500
           3 DEPTNO               30
           3 DIV                  10
           4 EMPNO                7566
           4 ENAME                JONES
           4 JOB                  MANAGER
           4 MGR                  7839
           4 HIREDATE             02-APR-81
           4 SAL                  2975
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
           4 COMM
           4 DEPTNO               20
           4 DIV                  10
           5 EMPNO                7654
           5 ENAME                MARTIN
           5 JOB                  SALESMAN
           5 MGR                  7698
           5 HIREDATE             28-SEP-81
           5 SAL                  1250
           5 COMM                 1400
           5 DEPTNO               30
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
           5 DIV                  10
           6 EMPNO                7698
           6 ENAME                BLAKE
           6 JOB                  MANAGER
           6 MGR                  7839
           6 HIREDATE             01-MAY-81
           6 SAL                  2850
           6 COMM
           6 DEPTNO               30
           6 DIV                  10
           7 EMPNO                7782
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
           7 ENAME                CLARK
           7 JOB                  MANAGER
           7 MGR                  7839
           7 HIREDATE             09-JUN-81
           7 SAL                  2450
           7 COMM
           7 DEPTNO               10
           7 DIV                  10
           8 EMPNO                7788
           8 ENAME                SCOTT
           8 JOB                  ANALYST
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
           8 MGR                  7566
           8 HIREDATE             19-APR-87
           8 SAL                  3000
           8 COMM
           8 DEPTNO               20
           8 DIV                  10
           9 EMPNO                7839
           9 ENAME                KING
           9 JOB                  PRESIDENT
           9 MGR
           9 HIREDATE             17-NOV-81
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
           9 SAL                  5000
           9 COMM
           9 DEPTNO               10
           9 DIV                  10
          10 EMPNO                7844
          10 ENAME                TURNER
          10 JOB                  SALESMAN
          10 MGR                  7698
          10 HIREDATE             08-SEP-81
          10 SAL                  1500
          10 COMM                 0
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
          10 DEPTNO               30
          10 DIV                  10
          11 EMPNO                7876
          11 ENAME                ADAMS
          11 JOB                  CLERK
          11 MGR                  7788
          11 HIREDATE             23-MAY-87
          11 SAL                  1100
          11 COMM
          11 DEPTNO               20
          11 DIV                  10
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
          12 EMPNO                7900
          12 ENAME                JAMES
          12 JOB                  CLERK
          12 MGR                  7698
          12 HIREDATE             03-DEC-81
          12 SAL                  950
          12 COMM
          12 DEPTNO               30
          12 DIV                  10
          13 EMPNO                7902
          13 ENAME                FORD
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
          13 JOB                  ANALYST
          13 MGR                  7566
          13 HIREDATE             03-DEC-81
          13 SAL                  3000
          13 COMM
          13 DEPTNO               20
          13 DIV                  10
          14 EMPNO                7934
          14 ENAME                MILLER
          14 JOB                  CLERK
          14 MGR                  7782
  
  RUW_NUMBER COLUMN_NAME          COLUMN_VAL
  ---------- -------------------- --------------------
          14 HIREDATE             23-JAN-82
          14 SAL                  1300
          14 COMM
          14 DEPTNO               10
          14 DIV                  10
  
  126 rows selected.
  
  SQL>
  

  Thank you
  Knani.

  Published by: Karthick_Arp on September 23, 2008 12:11 AM

• How to add dynamic items based on the results of a dynamic query?

  Hi all

  I'm quite new to ofa, here's my problem.

  I have a table 'interventions', each intervention have actions stored in the table "actions".

  I want to show the actions of an intervention in a list, based on the id of the intervention. the response ID value is dynamic, so does not know the number of shares that you want to display in the list.

  Can someone tell me the steps to create a region that has dynamic elements to display names of action?

  Thank you

  Kind regards

  Afaf

  Afaf,.

  Take a look on the link below to see how to create dynamic VO:

  Blog of Anil Oracle Application Framework: create VO when running at the controller or dynamically created VO

  You could add messageStyled text like the code below:

  OAMessageStyledTextBean newMessageBean = (OAMessageStyledTextBean) createWebBean (pageContext, MESSAGE_STYLED_TEXT_BEAN, null,"" ");

  Links to dynamically create elements below:

  Add columns to the table advanced in OA Framework Programatically by Extension

  OPS KNOWLEDGE HELPER

  Let us know if you get any errors when creating.

  See you soon

  AJ

• How to extract the names of columns in dynamic SQL

  Hi all

  Is it possible to extract all the names of columns in a dynamic query?

  In my case according to the user selections that my query will get changed (number of the column, column name and tables that everything can vary).

  So now, is it possible to retrieve all the column names of the dynamic query generated?

  I am using Oracle 11g (11.2.0.4)

  Thank you

  Shaz

  Re: Dynamic Extraction on dynamic Sql

• Member of SFDC Eloqua campaign campaign

  Y at - there a way to add the members of a campaign SFDC Eloqua campaign on a regular automatic mode. Basically you can synchronize members of campaigns between SFDC and Eloqua.

  We have all of our data flowing in SFDC in Drupal. We want to be able to add people registered for an event or downloaded some materials to the campaigns in Eloqua, so we can make our education. Since the data is all there in SFDC is it possible automatically add these people in campaigns in Eloqua?

  Hi Kyle

  Personally, I agree that it is better to re - route your data for submission of form directly at ELQ.  This way you'll not only get the association campaign, but you can also use the activity of the form for lead scoring.

  We went through this same process just before Christmas with our Joomla CMS and found quick and easy to perform.

  Discover this information sheet to make sure that you get your CLR set up right.  Sharing of a single through multiple campaigns in Eloqua10 form

  I hope this helps.

  Alan

• Need help tuninng a dynamic query

  Hello

  We have following question

  Select s.* s bose_sites.registration_crm_serial_number

  R2 bose_sites.registration_crm_serial_number left on join

  s.serialnr = r2.shipserialnr

  where s.shipserialnr is null

  and (r2.serialnr = ' 052378332000138AE' or (s.serialnr =)

  (( "052378332000138AE" and s.shipserialnr is null))

  which takes about 40 seconds to execute with the values highlighted in bold being dynamic values

  If anyone can help reduce the run time on this request.

  There are indexes created on table

  INDEX_NAME INDEX_TYPE

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

  IDX_REG_CRM_SER_NUM_CPC NORMAL

  IDX_REG_CRM_SER_NUM_SHIPDATE NORMAL

  IDX_REG_CRM_SER_NUM_PARENT_ID NORMAL

  IDX_REG_CRM_SER_NUM_ID NORMAL

  is it possible that we can capture a dynamic query using DBMS_SQLTUNE

  all suggestions will be useful.

  Hello

  You have one table here

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

  Schema name: SYS

  SQL ID: cf2875zz4q4nd

  SQL text: select s.* bose_sites.registration_crm_serial_number s

  R2 bose_sites.registration_crm_serial_number left on join

  s.serialnr = r2.shipserialnr

  where s.shipserialnr is null

  and (r2.serialnr = '052378332000138AE' or (s.serialnr =

  S.shipserialnr and "052378332000138AE" is null))

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

  then why don't you go for a simple query

  HTH

• dynamic query for package does not work

  Dear members,
  
  I have problems with a package in the creation and analysis of a dynamic query in the WHERE clause. Here is an example of what I'm trying to do:
  
  PROCEDURE test_status_proc)
  wtd_cursor ON cur_type
  date_1 IN date
  date_2 IN DATE
  status in VARCHAR2,
  flag in VARCHAR2)
  
  IS
  
  status_sql VARCHAR2 (250): = NULL;
  flag_sql Varchar2 (100): = NULL;
  
  BEGIN
  
  
  Status of the IF = 'A' THEN
  lv_status_sql: = 'A ';
  lv_flag_sql: = 'Y ';
  END IF;
  Status of the 'I' = IF THEN
  lv_status_sql: = 'A ';
  lv_flag_sql: = 'n';
  END IF;
  
  Status of the 'R' = IF THEN
  lv_status_sql: = "R";
  lv_flag_sql: ='* ';
  END IF;
  
  Status of the IF = n THEN
  lv_status_sql: = 'n';
  lv_flag_sql: ='* ';
  END IF;
  
  IF status_code = 'IRN' THEN
  "lv_status_sql: = '('' N'','' R'');
  lv_status_sql: = lv_status_sql | ' OR (s.status = s.flag = "A" AND "N")';
  lv_usecalc_sql: ='* ';
  END IF;
  
  Status of the = IF'* ' THEN
  lv_status_sql: ='* ';
  lv_flag_sql: ='* ';
  END IF;
  
  OPEN FOR Test_cursor
  
  SELECT * from test_status s
  WHERE
  s.Daytime BETWEEN date_1 AND date_2
  S.status AND decode (lv_status_sql,'* ', s.status, lv_status_sql)
  S.flag AND decode (lv_flag_sql,'* ', s.flag, lv_flag_sql);
  
  The problem I have is especially with the condition 'IRN '. The suite WHERE the part of the clause looks like the following in the lv_status_sql, but the query returns all the values:
  
  -(', 'R') OR (s.status = 'A' AND s.flag =' only)
  
  Any help would be much appreciated.
  
  Kind regards

  dreporter wrote:

  Thanks for your reply and I completely understand your frustration. The problem is sometimes it is very difficult to describe all of the problem due to several reasons. Please take a look at my last post to see if that makes sense.

  If you really need SQL dynamic - true dynamic SQL which includes dealing with dynamic number of bind variables - then DBMS_SQL are an excellent interface to use.

  You can generate the dynamic SQL statement based on the question of whether the filter criteria is null (do not use) or not null (use as a predicate). For example

  if someParam10 is not null then
    // someParam10 needs to be used as a filter predicate
    dynamicSQL := dynamicSQL || ' and some_col_10 = :someParam10 ';
  end if;
  

  This statement can then be analyzed using the DBMS_SQL interface. The binding of values uses the same logic that was used to create predicates. For example

  if someParam10 is not null then
    // someParam10 is used and needs to be bound
    DBMS_SQL.Bind( myCursor, 'someParam10', someParam10 );
  end if;
  

  So, with this approach simplistic, you can easily create a dynamic SQL with variable predicates, dynamically bind these and run the slider.

  Bind variables are used in the dynamic SQL statements, as there are very few threats of SQL injection. And the basic principles observed for shareable SQL creation - the same set of parameters not null to filter, will result in the same SQL statement, which allows the cursor within the Pool shared for this SQL statement to be reused.

  So, technically, dynamic SQL is not a major problem (if used correctly). The major problem is that if really necessary to address the requirements of the business at hand.

  The problem I have with many comments here want to use dynamic SQL statements, is that it is used as one would use a file i/o interface.

  For file IO you want standard Open(), Read(), Write() and Close() calls. And you, the appellant, simply pass the name of the file and the data to write or to receive the data read.

  Similarly, these posters want to use SQL to open a table and read and write the data column - and do it by calling simply (and dynamically) by specifying the name of the table and column. Approaches to dynamic SQL based on one such concept is wrong. And shows that much of the ignorance of what a RDBMS is and how to use an RDBMS.

• apostrophe in dynamic query

  Hi all;
  
  Can u please help me on the following dynamic query code? I know that I'm missing the single quote around 2 dates, but could not understand where to put it! I tried to put 2 or 3 citations around 2 bind vars but in vain.
  
  To create a dynamic query to simulate the following:
  Select
  EMPNO, ENAME, JOB, MGR, HIREDATE from emp where HIREDATE > = to_date('01/01/1981','MM/DD/YYYY') and DATERECRUTEMENT < = to_date('12/31/1982','MM/DD/YYYY');
  
  
  dynamics of code:
  
  declare
  v_q varchar2 (4000);
  
  Start
  
  v_q: = "select ENAME, JOB, MGR, EMPNO, HIREDATE from emp;
  
  V_q: = V_Q
  || ' where HIREDATE > = '
  || ' to_date (' |: P_DATE1 |) ',' ||''' MM/DD/YYYY "' | ' )'
  || "and HIREDATE < = '".
  || ' to_date (' |: P_DATE2 |) ',' ||''' MM/DD/YYYY "' | ' )';
  -end of the sql
  v_q: = v_q | « ; » ;
  
  
  dbms_output.put_line ("East V_Q" |) V_Q);
  end;
  
  
  Thank you.
  
  Zen

  declare
      v_q varchar2(4000);
      v_rec emp%rowtype;
      v_cur sys_refcursor;
  begin
      v_q :='select EMPNO,ENAME,JOB,MGR,HIREDATE from emp ';
      V_q := V_Q  || 'where HIREDATE >= to_date(:P_DATE1,''MM/DD/YYYY'') and HIREDATE <= to_date(:P_DATE2,''MM/DD/YYYY'')';
      dbms_output.put_line ('V_Q is ' || V_Q);
      open v_cur
        for v_q
        using '01/01/1981',
              '12/31/1982';
      loop
        fetch v_cur
          into v_rec.empno,
               v_rec.ename,
               v_rec.job,
               v_rec.mgr,
               v_rec.hiredate;
        exit when v_cur%notfound;
        dbms_output.put_line('empno = ' || v_rec.empno);
        dbms_output.put_line('ename = ' || v_rec.ename);
        dbms_output.put_line('job = ' || v_rec.job);
        dbms_output.put_line('mgr = ' || v_rec.mgr);
        dbms_output.put_line('hiredate = ' || to_char(v_rec.hiredate,'MM/DD/YYYY'));
        dbms_output.put_line('====================');
      end loop;
      close v_cur;
  end;
  /
  V_Q is select EMPNO,ENAME,JOB,MGR,HIREDATE from emp where HIREDATE >=
  to_date(:P_DATE1,'MM/DD/YYYY') and HIREDATE <= to_date(:P_DATE2,'MM/DD/YYYY')
  empno = 7499
  ename = ALLEN
  job = SALESMAN
  mgr = 7698
  hiredate = 02/20/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7521
  ename = WARD
  job = SALESMAN
  mgr = 7698
  hiredate = 02/22/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7566
  ename = JONES
  job = MANAGER
  mgr = 7839
  hiredate = 04/02/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7654
  ename = MARTIN
  job = SALESMAN
  mgr = 7698
  hiredate = 09/28/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7698
  ename = BLAKE
  job = MANAGER
  mgr = 7839
  hiredate = 05/01/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7782
  ename = CLARK
  job = MANAGER
  mgr = 7839
  hiredate = 06/09/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7839
  ename = KING
  job = PRESIDENT
  mgr =
  hiredate = 11/17/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7844
  ename = TURNER
  job = SALESMAN
  mgr = 7698
  hiredate = 09/08/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7900
  ename = JAMES
  job = CLERK
  mgr = 7698
  hiredate = 12/03/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7902
  ename = FORD
  job = ANALYST
  mgr = 7566
  hiredate = 12/03/1981
  ====================
  empno = 7934
  ename = MILLER
  job = CLERK
  mgr = 7782
  hiredate = 01/23/1982
  ====================
  
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