Transaction in stored procedure not treated as Atomic?

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  I should mention that I'm a begginner in Oracle...

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  Although this can be done by running the Oracle's work, I think it is easier to work with the client side, using a Java program (for example).

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  Kind regards

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• MySQL stored procedure syntax errors

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  If you want to help me to know if this code will actually work for what I want, that the following describes the situation.

  Main idea: business location apply for maintenance at their Center. Applications can be added anywhere in the list of priority (1 = highest priority). They can also change the priority of an application at any time.

  Previously I was using php to control a loop of update mysql queries (ouch, I know now, 2 sql statements could do the trick) and we live lately priorities in double, and other problems which seem to be very likely related to the update of the priorities of several elements.

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  PS - I use MySQL workbench to write this and it's where to find errors.

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• user_table should be used in the stored procedure.

  Hello
  
  I want to find my permanent table user_tables and then drop and recreate it,
  
  I can use this user_tables in my stored procedure for above purpose or is there any notice that must be used.
  
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  Published by: 944768 on 10 February 2013 23:44
  
  Published by: 944768 on 10 February 2013 23:44

  944768 wrote:
  but I wanted to know that can I use user_table in above proc stored to conclude and then drop and create it when Everitt runs?

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• Trigger that executes the stored procedure does not

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  When I run the SP itdefl: exec UPDATE_OR_INSERT_APPL (1042); It works very well.
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  The Proc looks like this:
  

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE SCHEMA.UPDATE_OR_INSERT_APPL (IN_APPL_NO NUMBER) IS
  
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  Published by: oraCraft on Oct / 09/2010 09:11
  
  Published by: oraCraft on Oct / 09/2010 09:11

  >
  Validation is in my stored procedure, is not my trigger. I'm sure it's very good
  >

  It is not very well according to the Application Developer Fundametals guide...

  >
  DDL statements are not allowed in the body of a trigger. Furthermore, no control of transaction
  statements are allowed in a trigger. SAVEPOINT, COMMIT and ROLLBACK cannot be
  used. For system triggers, TABLE {CREATE/ALTER/DROP} instructions and
  EDIT... COMPILE are allowed.
  Note: A procedure is called by a trigger cannot perform the previous transaction control statements,
  because the procedure runs in the context of the body of the trigger.
  >

  There is an exception to this rule if you use the pragma AUTONOMOUS TRANSACTION, but I do not see that in your trigger.

  Kind regards
  Bob

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  HOST

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• For loop stored procedure does not

  Hello
  
  I wrote a stored procedure that does not work (I mean do not display data)
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  at SqlOracleWebService.Service1.Oracle_ReplicationDataInit (Boolean boolBothDirections, String strNameServerSource, String strNameDatabaseSource, String strNameServerDestiny, String strNameDatabaseDestiny, String strNameTable, String strUserIdSource, String strPasswordSource, String strUserIdDestiny, String strPasswordDestiny, Int32 intPortSource, Int32 intPortDestiny) in C:\Documents and Settings\kiko\Desktop\kiko\SQL-ORACLE\SqlOracleWebService\SqlOracleWebService\Service1.asmx.vb:line 20
  
  I have change the execute privileges and granted to the user KIKO execute the PACK_SP package, but it does not work. Could you help me?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
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  This behavior is probably not related to the ODP and will happen when you run the same procedure as the same user of SQLPlus directly for example, so the PLSQL forum is probably a more appropriate place for assistance.

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  Error (2.29): PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "(" quand attend une deles de valeurs suivantes:: =.), @ default % of the characters of the symbol ': = ' has been replaced by "(" pour continuer.)
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  NOT TESTED

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  rtacolumninfo in varchar)
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  rtasql VARCHAR(4000);
  count1 number;
  count2 number;
  count3 number;
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  /
  

  Max

  Published by: Massimo Ruocchio, December 12, 2009 02:15
  Missing AND

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• Basic stored procedure helps - not the return data

  Hi all:
  
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  create or replace
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  AllocationName Varchar2 (50);
  
  BEGIN
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  SELECT
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  AllocationName
  IN
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  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/win.102/b14307/featOraCommand.htm#g1025379
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