The call to the Workflow background process explicit in the pl/sql code

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  8f953842-815B-4D8C-833d-f2a3dd51e602 wrote:

  1. the declaration part.

  2 during playback findmin online no 5 then control passes to the line not 16.

  3. after receving input values, control passes back to 5

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  COMMIT;
  END;
  
  What should I change to make it work of PL/SQL in the ODI process?
  
  Kind regards.
  Luiz Araujo

  Hi Buchu.

  What if you put the name of the table in the variable instead of concatenate in the PL/SQL code.

  This is what I did and seems that worked here.

  (1) create a variable for the name of the table as follows:

  Variable name: var_Table_Dual
  Source code: select 'DOUBLE' double

  (2) create a PRC_VAR_CHANGE procedure

  (3) create a CMD_VAR_CHANGE command

  Command:
  declare vText varchar2 (100): = ";

  Start

  SELECT sysdate in vText #var_DUAL;

  end;

  (4) create a Package for the test.
  First step: Refresh variable
  Second step: call the procedure.

  The result of the operator for the procedure was the following code.
  declare vText varchar2 (100): = ";

  Start

  SELECT sysdate from vText OF #DATA_WAREHOUSE. INC_SYSDATE;

  end;

  Try and let me know.

  Cheers mate!