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• IKM Oracle Multi Table Insert obsolete?

  The description for 'IKM Oracle Multi Table Insert' reads:

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  DEPRECATED: KM has been deprecated and may be removed without notice in future versions ODI. Please use the MTI ODI mappings feature.

  -Snip-

  Can someone tell me the right way to do it in 12 c?  Everything I tried publishes two inserts instead of an insert of all.

  Thank you

  Scott

  12 c, there is now a revenge for this called "IKM Oracle down".  He doesn't appear on the physical tab and cannot be imported because it is built in.

• By default the command of a table / inserted record seems to be at the forefront

  I'm ready to be confused with the result of the insert function and order 'default' a table while I practice with the employee, EMP table

  After inserting a new row in the EMP table, I tried to show the result with SELECT * FROM EMP and found that the last record inserted appeared on the first line of the table.

  SQL > INSERT INTO EMP (EMPNO, ENAME, JOB) VALUES ('& EMPNO ',' & ENAME', ' & JOB ");

  Enter the value for empno: 1234

  Enter the value of ename: JIMMY

  Enter the value of job: MANAGER

  old 1: INSERT INTO EMP (EMPNO, ENAME, JOB) VALUES ('& EMPNO ',' & ENAME', ' & JOB ")

  new 1: INSERT INTO EMP (EMPNO, ENAME, JOB) VALUES ("1234", "JIMMY", "MANAGER")

  SQL > SELECT * FROM EMP;

  EMPNO, ENAME, JOB HIREDATE DEPTNO COMM SAL MGR

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

  1234 JIMMY MANAGER

  7369 SMITH CLERK 7902 17/12/1980 800 20

  7499 ALLEN SALESMAN 7698 20/02/1981 1600 300 30

  7521 WARD SALESMAN 7698 22/02/1981 1250 500 30

  7566 JONES MANAGER 02/04/1981 7839, 2975 20

  7654 MARTIN SALESMAN 7698 28/09/1981 1250 1400 30

  7698 BLAKE MANAGER 01/05/1981 7839, 2850 30

  7782 CLARK MANAGER 7839 09/06/1981 2450 10

  7788, SCOTT, ANALYST, 7566 04/19/1987 3000 20

  PRESIDENT OF KING 7839 17/11/1981 5000 10

  7844 TURNER SALESMAN 7698 08/09/1981 1500 0 30

  7876 ADAMS CLERK 7788 OF 23/05/1987, 1100 20

  7900 JAMES CLERK 7698 03/12/1981 950 30

  7902 FORD ANALYST 7566 03/12/1981 3000 20

  7934 MILLER CLERK 1300 7782 10 23/01/1982

  15 selected lines.

  Should not go to the bottom of the table since it was introduced last?

  I noticed that it was posted in the first place, because I gave the employee number is the smallest; also the empno. is the first column of the table, that it has something to do with the order?

  I does not have an ORDER BY clause when I typed in the statements.

  Is the table always controlled by the first column, by "default"?

  Also: command - line by default, you place your order for a query select in oracle - Stack Overflow

  What I found from this link: «...» "For obvious reasons, if you create a new table, inserting some rows and do a" select * "without the"where"clause, it returns the rows in the order they have been inserted." "

  This is my first post here, the result is displayed in the console can be a bit messy... as if the question is too easy or something, my apologies, I started to learn.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  As Solomon said, there is no default order for the rows of a table.

  If

  -the lines have been inserted in order by empno, and

  -the table is very small, and

  -lines don't have never updated or deleted, and

  -you select all rows in the table, and

  -you do not use the analytical functions, and

  -you do not use CONNECT BY, GROUP BY, or certain other clauses

  then exit may still be in order by empno, depending on your version and platform, but you can't count on it.  Oracle emphatically does not order for the lines as they are stored in a table, or the way in which they appear in the output when you do not use an ORDER BY clause.

• Multi Oracle Table inserts

  Hi every1,
  
  Do you know how do Oracle multi-table insert in ODI 11 g.
  
  Thank you
  Kishore.

  Hello

  Yes, you need to import IKM Oracle Multi table Insert location of reference ODI_HOME\oracledi\xm

  In ODi 11 g, you develop project > extend your knowledge Module > expand integration (IKM) and right click on even (integration (IKM) and choose Import Modules of knowledge... it will open a window KM, you them select above the location to directory import file: (search and select the location above) below text box area, you can see all kms toll-free) , out of them, you will need to select IKM Oracle Multi Table Insert KM and click on the OK button

  Kind regards
  Phanikanth

• Possible to insert more than once in the same table using multi table insert?

  I used multi-table insert before insert a source separate from the tables without problem.
  
  However, when I want to insert into the same table two or more distinct lines, I encountered a problem because when I call nextval on the sequence since this is the same sequence # will try to use the same number for two inserts, which will raise a violation of PK constraint on the 2nd insert.
  
  A way around this problem?

  Another option is to create the sequence with increases of 2 or however many tables, you are targeting.
  When you then specify the. NEXTVAL, you must subtract the relative number of it, apart from the first table that you insert in to.

  Something like that;

  drop table t1;
  
  create table t1 (a number, b number);
  
  drop table t2;
  
  create table t2 (a number, b number);
  
  drop sequence test_seq
  /
  
  create sequence test_seq increment by 2 minvalue 0
  /
  
  insert all
  when 1 = 1 then
    into t1 (a, b) values (test_seq.nextval, 1)
  when 1 = 1 then
    into t2 (a, b) values (test_seq.nextval  - 1, 1)
  select 1, 1 from dual
  /
  

• Table insertion behavior

  Quick question: the table Insert method sends the SQL string once or once for each link? That is, could the wire size of text sql to network problems?

  You referring to the links table, or passing an associative array? In fact, it does not matter, the sql statement is sent once in both cases. If you have messed around with SQLNet trace, you can use it to see the actuall with db communication to confirm that.

  I'm not sure what you mean by "the size of the sql text could lead to network problems.

  It will be useful,
  Greg

• How to give the table name as input for the insertion procedure parameter

  Hello
  Could a little help in this scenario,
  Here is an example of how to insert,
  where the 'b' table name will change at each
  is there a possible way to keep the name of the table as an input parameter
  
  SQL > CREATE or REPLACE PROCEDURE PROC_INSERT as
  BEGIN 2
  3 INSERT INTO A
  4 (ID, NAME, LOC)
  5. SELECT ID, NAME, B LOC;
  6 VALIDATION;
  7 END;
  
  Kind regards
  Vikram

  If you need to pass the object name to a SQL running, you must use dynamic SQL statements.

  A simpler way is the following

  create or replace procedure proc_insert
  (
       pTableName varchar2
  )
  as
  begin
       execute immediate 'insert into a (id, name, loc) select id, name, loc from ' || pTableName;
       commit;
  end;
  

• Limitation of Table inserts and updates.

  Hi friends,

  I learn Oracle PL/SQL.

  I need to create a table for audit purposes. I want the table to be updated only by a procedure and not by all users.

  I have also some paintings, where only a few columns must be accessible to insert or update to users. The remaining columns in this table may not be editable.

  How can I achieve this in Oracle PL/SQL. Help, please.

  Thank you

  Deepak

  I learn Oracle PL/SQL.

  I need to create a table for audit purposes. I want the table to be updated only by a procedure and not by all users.

  Place the table in diagram A. Do not give access to this table to other drawings.

  Create a procedure/package to diagram A - he can write/update the table has.

  Grant execute access to this procedure/package to other drawings.

  I have also some paintings, where only a few columns must be accessible to insert or update to users. The remaining columns in this table may not be editable.

  Something like

  grant update (col1, col2) on tableA to UserB;

  See GRANT

• My cursor locks the table inserts

  I have a function that copies of the new lines of Database_A, Table_A to Database_B, Table_A via a database link. This happens on a regular basis and there may be around 100 k new records accumulated between these periods.
  
  I understand the folders that need to be copied by filtering a field "copied" on the table. In the loop, I update field copied from the line so it will not be copied during the next pass. Here's the function:
  

  FUNCTION copy_records RETURN INTEGER IS
  
       pCount INTEGER := 0;        
          CURSOR recs IS
              SELECT * FROM TABLE_A
              WHERE FLG_COPIED = 'N' OR FLG_COPIED IS NULL
              ORDER BY MYKEY;    -- do the oldest first (only important if we commit during iterations)              
      BEGIN
  
          pCount := 0;
      
          FOR rec IN recs LOOP
          
              -- first copy to backup db
              INSERT INTO TABLE_A@BACKUP_DB
                  (FIELD_1, FIELD_2, FIELD_3)
              VALUES 
                  (rec.FIELD_1, rec.FIELD_2, rec.FIELD_3);
          
              -- now flag as copied
              UPDATE TABLE_A
              SET FLG_COPIED = 'Y'
              WHERE MYKEY = rec.MYKEY;
                          
              -- counter sent back for logging
              pCount := pCount + 1;               
              
          END LOOP;
          
          RETURN pCount;
          
      EXCEPTION
          WHEN OTHERS THEN
              RETURN SQLCODE;
      END;
  END;

  My problem is that it is stuck on the table, while this process takes place. I'd wait a few blocking at the level of the lines, which is fine (this painting is especially INSERT only). But I do not know why it blocks such that she allow me to INSERT into the table. -This can someone explain that to me?
  
  If I do a VALIDATION during each iteration, I can at least perform an insert, but this seems to slow things down significantly when used through a DBLink, so I'd avoid it (more I want to run a transaction all or nothing). I'm not as sure as if the effect of the VALIDATION must achieve the online-only block, or simply reduce the window of the table locking.
  
  Published by: xaeryan on October 14, 2011 15:51

  xaeryan wrote:

  mtefft wrote:
  1. it is a bad programming practice to perform updates (or inserts, etc.) in a function. You must use a procedure.

  More tests to make sure that, but it appears after a PROCEDURE and nothing more, changed my blocking condition no longer exists...

  This would make sense?

  That makes no sense to me. There is no fundamental difference between a procedure and a function with regard to the processing of SQL statements mode. My guess is that your problem is:

  There is also a BITMAP index on the field FLG_COPIED

  Bitmap index and updated several unique, as you do not play well together. A single block in a bitmap index can cover a very large number of rows in the table. In addition, the index bitmap, in contrast to the B-tree index, index null values. Every time you update a row in tablea, Oracle must briefly lock two index blocks. One on the value null/N in line and the other covering the value Y of the line. This would tend to block other transactions that want to access all the lines to cover (or potentially covered) of the index blocks.

  John

• Deliver the trigger, multi-table insert logging of errors

  I find that if I try to perform an insert multi-table with logging of errors on a table that has a trigger, then some violations of constraints result in a raised exception being as connected:
  < pre >
  SQL > select * from v version $;
  
  BANNER
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production
  AMT for 32-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  
  SQL > create table t1 (primary key of all id ;)
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL > create table t2 (id integer, t1_id integer primary key,
  2 constraint t2_t1_fk foreign key (t1_id) refers to t1);
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL > exec dbms_errlog.create_error_log ("T2");
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL > insert all
  2 in t2 (id, t1_id)
  3 values (x, y)
  4 errors in the journal in err$ _t2 limit unlimited rejection
  5. Select 1 x, 2 double y;
  
  0 rows created.
  
  SQL > create or replace trigger t2_trg
  2 before insert or update on t2
  3 for each line
  4 start
  5 zero;
  6 end;
  5 m
  
  Trigger created.
  
  SQL > insert all
  2 in t2 (id, t1_id)
  3 values (x, y)
  4 errors in the journal in err$ _t2 limit unlimited rejection
  5. Select 1 x, 2 double y;
  Insert all
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-02291: integrity constraint (enhanced oil recovery. T2_T1_FK) violated - key parent not found
  < code >
  
  This does not seem to be a documented restriction. Anyone know if this is a bug?

  Hi Tony,.

  Looks like you ran into Bug 9539578: INSERT ALL AND TRIGGER CAUSES ERROR LOGGING to FAIL (ROLLBACK)

  Concerning
  Peter

• Returns the primary key of the new line (generated by the trigger) to an insert procedure

  Hello
  I have a table with a primary key (number), which increases with the trigger
  I use a procedure to insert data into this table
  How can I find the primary key of the row inserted to this procedure?

  When you make use of the insert:

  INSERT .... RETURNING key_column INTO variable;
  

  (where key_column is your key on the table column and variable is a variable to store the value of the same data type)

  to get the value in a variable.

• Table accepting procedure of objects

  Hi all
  
  I'm working on a procedure that accepts a java code entry.
  
  The entrance is the array of objects.
  
  I desinged the da in this way, but his does not work and I have a few questions
  

  create table t_content (content_code number, content_name varchar2(100),content_label varchar2(100));
  
  Insert into t_content values(1,'map','maplabel');
  Insert into t_content values(2,'page','pagelabel');
  Insert into t_content values(3,'home','homelabel');
  Insert into t_content values(4,'logo','logolabel');
  
  
  *Requirement* 
  
  THe procedure will pass array of objects . Each object contains ( content_code,content_name,content_label )
  
  If the content_code is already present then update content_name and content_label columns with new values  else 
  
  Insert  the new content_code,content_name_content_label
  
  
  *I have written following code* 
  
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE obj_type as object (
        content_code  number,
        content_name varchar2(100),
        content_label  varchar2(100));
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE tbl_type is table of obj_type;
  
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE procedure har_proc (in_pr tbl_type)
  is
  
  v_content_code number;
  
  begin
  
  for i in  in_pr.first.. in_pr.last
  
  loop
  
  
   MERGE INTO t_content  a
      USING in_pr b
      ON (a.content_code = b(i).content_code)
    WHEN MATCHED THEN
      UPDATE  SET a.content_name = b(i).content_name
      
    WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN
      INSERT (content_code,content_name,content_label)
      VALUES (b(i).content_code, b(i).content_name,b(i).content_label);
  
  
  
  
  end loop;
  
  commit;
  
  end;
  /

  I'm trying to merge the table and the tbl_type. His does not work
  
  Issues related to the:
  
  can I use the command merge between a table and an object of type table?
  I can also use array of records? rather than the array of objects... What is the difference?
  
  
  Thank you
  REDA
  
  Published by: raj_fresher on October 5, 2009 06:33

  Hi reda, please see this example to get an idea:
  http://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:8912264456901 #21589700398270

• ODI includes multi-table inserts?

  ODI interfaces are going against a single target data source.
  
  However, ODI can take advanced of the insert all, who may indeed have several segments against a single table?
  
  
  
  If not, is there a solution in ODI that can take data from a single data source and distribute it to multiple targets in a single pass?

  Hello Hans,.

  Currently we do not have the option of inserting data in multiple tables from target in a single pass

  For a need to move data in multiple tables in target, you can select one of the below method

  1. use several interfaces.

  2. use procedures ODI
  Steps: -.
  Write your select query on command on the source
  write your Insert query on command on the target

  Please let me know if you need more information on this.

  Kind regards
  Its

• Error log can be used with multi table insert?

  I mean I want to insert into multiple tables and errors in the log for each table. Would this be possible?

  I tried something like below:

  in zzz_party)

  name,

  party_type,

  domicile_ctry_id

  ) (the values

  case

  Where rn = null then 14

  other name

  end,

  party_type,

  domicile_ctry_id

  ) Journal of log errors in zzz_err_party ("INS1")

  reject limit unlimited

  in zzz_party2)

  name,

  party_type,

  domicile_ctry_id

  ) (the values

  name,

  case

  Where rn = null then 14

  of other party_type

  end,

  domicile_ctry_id

  )

  Error log of journal zzz_err_party2 ("INS1")

  reject limit unlimited

  Select name, legal_name.

  case

  Where rownum = null then 14

  of other party_type

  end

  -t.domicile_ctry_id, rownum rn

  advantage t

  WHERE name like 'A %' and rownum < = 100

  ;

  And it does not work.

  Is there a way to do what I thought without having a separate select insert for each table with its own errors in the log?

  Whenever you have an error message the complete error message. "It doesn't work" is not an error message that others can understand.

  Looking in your statement, there are some flaws of syntax. I have fixed the. Try this

  insert all
  into zzz_party
  (
    name
  , party_type
  , domicile_ctry_id
  )
  values
  (
    case when rn=14 then  null else  name end
  , party_type
  , domicile_ctry_id
  )
  log errors into zzz_err_party ('ins1') reject limit unlimited
  into zzz_party2
  (
    name
  , party_type
  , domicile_ctry_id
  )
  values
  (
    name
  , case when rn=14 then null else party_type end
  , domicile_ctry_id
  )
  log errors into zzz_err_party2 ('ins1') reject limit unlimited
  select name
       , legal_name
       , case when rownum=14 then null else party_type end party_type
       , t.domicile_ctry_id
       , rownum rn
    from party t
   where name like 'A%'
     and rownum<=100;
  

• drop table through procedure

  How to remove the table by using the procedure, I get the error message:

  Code

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE drop_table IS

  BEGIN

  drop table test;

  end;

  Hello

  Shuumail wrote:

  How to remove the table by using the procedure, I get the error message:

  Code

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE drop_table IS

  BEGIN

  drop table test;

  end;

  DROP TABLE is not a PL/SQL command; It's only a SQL command.

  To run a command SQL, PL/SQL, you can use dynamic SQL, like this:

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE drop_table IS

  BEGIN

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'drop table test;

  END;

  Why do you do this?  Using PL/SQL to create and drop objects, it is often the best 3rd or 4th way to meet certain requirements.  If you can tell which is your requirement, so someone can help you find a good way to do it in Oracle.