using the SQL statement & part P of the chain

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• Using a Bind Variable in the FROM of a SQL statement part?

  Hi all
  
  I have a problem, I am trying to execute a SQL statement. However, I need the FROM part of the SQL statement in a variable binding. This is because the end user will have to choose between 2 views of database.
  
  I tried this:
  Select CON_ID from: P23_DB_NAME where CON_LEGACY_ID =: P23_CONLEG_NO
  
  I had no chance. The error I got was,
  '+ The query cannot be parsed in the generator. If you believe that your request is
  syntactically correct, choose the generic "columns" box below the
  the source of the region without analysis.
  "ORA-00903: invalid table name +".
  What makes sence, but now I'm a little stuck.
  
  Does anyone have ideas for a workaround?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  -N.S.N.O.
  

  The example I gave you is quite simple. You must take some time to study it to see where you need to be very careful what put you where. Now, of course your example does not work becaues you have several errors. It will work for you:

  DECLARE
     x   VARCHAR2 (4000);
  BEGIN
     x := x || 'SELECT CON_ID FROM ';
     x := x || :p23_db_name;
     x := x || ' WHERE CON_LEGACY_ID = ' || :p23_conleg_no;
     RETURN (x);
  END;
  

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• insufficient privileges when using dynamic sql statements in the procedure

  Hello
  I use following script on oracle 10g. and get the error not enough privs. Please advice.
  
  SQL > show user
  The user is 'GRSADM '.
  SQL > create or replace procedure grsadm.test_proc as
  a varchar2 (2000);
  Start
  a: =' VIEW to CREATE or REPLACE
  TEST_VIEW
  IN SELECT
  "FLAS" one
  THE DOUBLE ';
  immediately run one;
  end;
  Created procedure.
  SQL > start
  grsadm.test_proc;
  end;
  Start
  grsadm.test_proc;
  end;
  Error on line 16
  ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
  ORA-06512: at "GRSADM. TEST_PROC', line 9
  ORA-06512: at line 2
  
  SQL > select * from session_privs
  where the privilege as "VIEW %.
  
  PRIVILEGE
  ----------------------------------------
  CREATE A VIEW
  REMOVE ANY VIEW
  CREATE A MATERIALIZED VIEW
  MODIFY A MATERIALIZED VIEW
  REMOVE ANY MATERIALIZED VIEW
  
  
  5 selected lines.
  
  Published by: Rous Sharma on November 24, 2011 12:00

  GRSADM has a privilege ' CREATE (all) VIEW ' live?
  And not via a role...

  SSM
  Samir,
  GRSADM is the owner of this procedure, it seems that the EXECUTE priv, that you suggested is already involved.

• Char invalid when you use dynamic sql statements with cursor

  Hello guys,.
  I'm opening a following cursor with dynamic sql

   v_sql := 'SELECT OS.table_name FROM OBJECT_STATS_CONTROL OS, ALL_TABLES AT
                  WHERE OS.analyze_flag <> ''N''
                  AND OS.last_analyze < sysdate -1 AND AT.last_analyzed < sysdate - 1 '||v_1||';'; 

  my cursor statement is

  BEGIN
         OPEN v_cur FOR v_sql; 
         LOOP
         FETCH v_cur INTO v_tabname;
  ......

  I get an error message

  0911 invalid char

  can any body suggest me where I'm wrong
  
  Thank you

  Remove the semicolon at the end:

  ||';'  -- remove this.
  

• I am using the chain stabilize, but it messes up my timecode

  Hello, I work for a private company invesigation, we strive to utliize Premiere Pro CS6 warp stabilize, it works fine, however, when we apply our time code presets, the timecode on the film begins to dance around the screen. I tried to use warp stablizer first, but since its smooth the camerea, timecode motion that gets loaded on the dances of images around the screen, is there a way to make time code VALID floating kind remains in the same place after the images are stabilized? Immediate help is greatly appreciated.

  Try to apply the timecode to a Transparent or an adjustment instead of the video layer directly.

• find sql_id using the sql statement, including the carriage return and tab...

  Hello. all.
  
  I wonder how to find sql_id using a sql statement, including transport retrun and tab space multiple.
  To be more precise,
  
  My sql is:
  
  Select
  col_a,
  col_b,
  ..
  ..
  
  I usually use the following query to find the sql_id
  
  Select sql_id in v$ sql where sql_text like 'MY SQL STATEMENT %.
  
  When MY SQL STATEMENT includes carriage return and tab space multiple, how can I do?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  Best regards.

  Hello

  Did you look at regular expressions? Use regexp_like instead of as.

  http://www.Stanford.edu/dept/ITSS/docs/Oracle/10G/server.101/b10759/conditions018.htm

  Kind regards

• Updates using the single SQL Update statement.

  Hi guys,.
  
  I got an interview... and was not able to answer a question.
  
  In view of the table emp... need to update the salary with the following requirement by using an SQL statement.
  
  1 update salary + 1000 for employees who receive pay between 500 and 1000
  2 update salary + 500 for employees who receive wages between 1001 and 1500
  
  The two above the requirement should be made using only a SQL update statement... can someone tell me how to do?

  update emp
    set salary   = case when salary between 500 and 1000
                              then salary + 1000
                              when salary between 1001 and 1500
                              then salary + 500
                        end;
  

  Concerning
  Arun

• using the function - how to use the values of the input variables on the table select statement names

  Hello community, I have a problem when creating a function. The purpose of this function is to check the table of weather gave yesterday or not. We must check this on different tables on different sachems. We are creating a function with input variables.

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION IN_SCHEMA.IS_YDAYDATA_TO_TABLE

  (

  in_schema IN VARCHAR2,

  in_tablename IN VARCHAR2,

  in_datefield IN VARCHAR2,

  )

  RETURNS INTEGER

  AS

  -Declaring variables

  v_is_true INTEGER.

  BEGIN

  SELECT

  CASE

  WHEN MAX (in_datefield) = TRUNC(SYSDATE-1)

  THEN 1

  ON THE OTHER

  0

  END

  IN

  v_is_true

  Of

  in_schema.in_tablename

  ;

  RETURN v_is_true;

  END;

  /

  When creating, I got error: [error] ORA-00942 (44:19): PL/SQL: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist

  How to use the values of the input variables on the table select statement names?

  Hello

  Here's a way you can use dynamic SQL statements for this task:

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION IS_YDAYDATA_TO_TABLE

  (

  in_schema IN VARCHAR2,

  in_tablename IN VARCHAR2,

  in_datefield IN VARCHAR2,

  in_first_date DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE - 1,.

  in_last_date DATE by DEFAULT NULL

  )

  RETURNS INTEGER

  AS

  -IS_YDAYDATA_TO_TABLE returns 1 if in_schema.in_tablename.in_datefield

  -contains all the dates in the in_first_date of the range through included in_last_date

  - and it returns 0 if there is no such lines.

  -If in_last_date is omitted, the search only the data on in_first_date.

  -If in_first_date is omitted, it defaults to yesterday.

  -Time parts of the in_first_date and in_last_date are ignored.

  -Declaring variables

  sql_txt VARCHAR2 (1000);

  v_is_true INTEGER.

  BEGIN

  sql_txt: = 'SELECT COUNT (*).

  || 'FROM ' | in_schema | '.' || in_tablename

  || 'WHERE ' | in_datefield | ' > =: d1'

  || «AND» | in_datefield | '< >

  || 'AND ROWNUM = 1';

  dbms_output.put_line (sql_txt |) '= sql_txt in IS_YDAYDATA_TO_TABLE");  -For debugging

  Sql_txt EXECUTE IMMEDIATE

  IN v_is_true

  With the HELP of TRUNC (in_first_date) - d1

  TRUNC (NVL (in_last_date

  in_first_date

  )

  ) + 1                -- d2

  ;

  RETURN v_is_true;

  END is_ydaydata_to_table;

  /

  DISPLAY ERRORS

  If you must use dynamic SQL statements, put all the SQL statement in a single string variable, such as sql_txt in the example above.  In this way, you can easily see exactly what will be executed.  Comment out the call to dbms_output under test is completed.

  Try to write functions that will address not only the question that you have now, but similar questions that you may have in the future.  For example, now that interest you only to the verification of the data of yesterday, but later, you might want to check another day or range of days.  The above function combines the convenience of a function simple (looks like yesterday data if you don't tell him otherwise) with the power of a more complex function (you can use the same function to check any day or range of days).

• How to write the SQL without using dynamic SQL?

  How can you write this under SQL without using execute immediately?

  You can use static SQL (using something like a CASE statement)?

  test procedure (one in varchar2, b number, each number) is

  v_num_recs pls_integer;

  Start

  Select count (*)

  in v_num

  FROM table1

  where

  col1 = one and

  If b is not null then col2 = b

  If c is not null then col3 = c;

  / * i.e. If b is not null, where condition to add this line only. If c is not null, where condition should add only this line. OR condition No. it * /.

  dbms_output.put_line (v_num);

  end;

  Or should I use dynamic SQL statements for this?

  I was wondering if the two are NOT NULL? Well check this.

  Select count (*) in v_num

  table

  where col1 = one

  and col2 = (CASE WHEN (b is not null) THEN b ELSE END col2)

  and col3 = (CASE WHEN (c is not null) THEN ELSE END col3 c)

• Use the name of the db link programmatically in a PL/SQL block

  Hello
  
  I have a requirement to be able to create a database procedure that references the same db tables different names of links (i.e. a generic procedure). The procedure would be passed as parameter the name of the db link and then later in the code in the block table is queried by using the provided parameter of dblink name. I'm working on the best way to achieve this and I was wondering if anyone else has had to do the same? I'm open to suggestions here.
  Here is an example of pseudo code:
  
  procedure query_table (p_dblink_name varchar2) is
  
  Start
  
  Select count (*) in tableABC@p_dblink_name;
  
  end;
  /
  
  Obviously, the code above is not correct syntax, but that's actually what I'm trying to achieve. Any ideas?
  
  Kind regards
  Leigh.

  You must use dynamic SQL statements

  procedure query_table (p_dblink_name varchar2)
  is
    l_cnt pls_integer;
  begin
    execute immediate 'select count(*) from tableABC@' || p_dblink_name
       into l_cnt;
  end;
  

  Justin

• By using the parameter as a column in a select statement inside the stored procedure.

  I'm doing a variation of what follows. Can someone tell me how to use the parameter passed in the IN clause correctly? Thank you
  

  drop table test1;
  drop table test2;
  
  CREATE TABLE TEST1
  (
    COL1  NUMBER
  );
  
  CREATE TABLE TEST2
  (
    COL2  NUMBER
  );
  
  insert into test1 values (1);
  insert into test2 values (1);
  
  commit;
  
  create or replace  procedure test_sp (col_name varchar2)
  as
  
  var1 number;
  begin
  
  select col1 into  var1 from test1 where col1 in (select col_name from test2);
  
  end;
  
  exec test_sp ('COL2');

  Deleted table.
  Deleted table.
  Table created.
  Table created.
  1 line of creation.
  1 line of creation.
  Validation complete.
  Created procedure.
  BEGIN test_sp ("COL2"); END;
  Error on line 29
  ORA-01722: invalid number
  ORA-06512: on-site ".» TEST_SP', line 7
  ORA-06512: at line 1

  You must use dynamic sql statements:

  SQL> drop table test1;
  
  Table dropped.
  
  SQL> drop table test2;
  
  Table dropped.
  
  SQL> CREATE TABLE TEST1
    2  (
    3    COL1  NUMBER
    4  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> CREATE TABLE TEST2
    2  (
    3    COL2  NUMBER
    4  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> insert into test1 values (1);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> insert into test2 values (1);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> commit;
  
  Commit complete.
  
  SQL> create or replace  procedure test_sp (col_name varchar2)
    2  as
    3  var1 number;
    4  begin
    5  execute immediate 'select col1 from test1 where col1 in (select ' || col_name || ' from test2)' into var1;
    6  end;
    7  /
  
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> exec test_sp ('COL2');
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Date range of calculation with the SQL statement

  I'm sure that there is a way to do this in SQL, but I can't understand it. I can write a PL/SQL script to do it, but prefer to use a SQL statement. My database is the database of Oracle 10.2.0.4.0.
  
  I have a table that contains information such as employee number, service id, and date effective start-up of the person in this Department. There are data in another table I want to update their department number in based on their date of entry in the range. If I could figure out how to correctly select the entry into force, I can do the rest.
  
  I have data such as:
  EMP_ID DEPT_NO EFFECTIVE
  -------------- ----------------- ---------------------
  101 1000 1/15 / 2001
  1050 101 5/24 / 2005
  101 2010 6/8/2008
  101 1000 8/2/2010
  
  I want to write a SELECT statement that returns something like this where the end_date is the eve of the ENTRY into force and the last record didn't an end_date because they are always assigned to this service. In addition, the first record in the column, I won't choose a DEPT_NO because the logic of the entry into force has been added in January 2001, he says if a person started in 1985 they might have zero departments at several times so I won't update all data for this period:
  
  EMP_ID DEPT_NO EFFECTIVE END_DATE
  --------------- ---------------- ---------------- ----------------
  101 1/14 / 2001
  101 1000 1/15 / 2001 5/23/2005
  1050 101 5/24 / 2005 6/7/2008
  101 2010 6/8/2008-8/1/2010
  101 1000 8/2/2010
  
  Here is a script to create the data into a temporary table which can be used to write a SELECT statement. I added two records of employees with different dates.
  
  create the table temp_activity
  (emp_id number (12),)
  dept_no number (12).
  (entry into force);
  
  INSERT INTO temp_activity
  (EMP_ID, DEPT_NO, ENTERED INTO FORCE)
  VALUES
  (101,1000,to_date('1/15/2001','MM/DD/YYYY'))
  /
  INSERT INTO temp_activity
  (EMP_ID, DEPT_NO, ENTERED INTO FORCE)
  VALUES
  (101,1050,to_date('5/24/2005','MM/DD/YYYY'))
  /
  INSERT INTO temp_activity
  (EMP_ID, DEPT_NO, ENTERED INTO FORCE)
  VALUES
  (101,2010,to_date('6/8/2008','MM/DD/YYYY'))
  /
  INSERT INTO temp_activity
  (EMP_ID, DEPT_NO, ENTERED INTO FORCE)
  VALUES
  (101,1000,to_date('8/2/2010','MM/DD/YYYY'))
  /
  INSERT INTO temp_activity
  (EMP_ID, DEPT_NO, ENTERED INTO FORCE)
  VALUES
  (102,1040,to_date('1/15/2001','MM/DD/YYYY'))
  /
  INSERT INTO temp_activity
  (EMP_ID, DEPT_NO, ENTERED INTO FORCE)
  VALUES
  (102,2000,to_date('6/16/2006','MM/DD/YYYY'))
  /
  
  Any help is appreciated. It's probably easy, but I can't get my brain wrapped around it.
  
  Thanks - mike

  select  emp_id,
          dept_no,
          effective,
          end_date
    from  (
            select  emp_id,
                    dept_no,
                    effective,
                    lead(effective) over(partition by emp_id order by effective) - 1 end_date,
                    row_number() over(partition by emp_id order by effective) rn
              from  temp_activity
           union all
            select  emp_id,
                    null dept_no,
                    null effective,
                    min(effective) - 1 end_date,
                    0 rn
              from  temp_activity
              group by emp_id
          )
    order by emp_id,
             rn
  /
  
      EMP_ID    DEPT_NO EFFECTIVE  END_DATE
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
         101                       01/14/2001
         101       1000 01/15/2001 05/23/2005
         101       1050 05/24/2005 06/07/2008
         101       2010 06/08/2008 08/01/2010
         101       1000 08/02/2010
         102                       01/14/2001
         102       1040 01/15/2001 06/15/2006
         102       2000 06/16/2006
  
  8 rows selected.
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Using the database links in a process of page plsql

  I try to use a database link in a process of pl/sql page.
  

  It works fine when I use the link name in the plsql like this:

  BEGIN 
  SELECT  
  CARD_ID 
  into   
   :P12_HDR_CARD_NUMBER  
  from     [email protected]; 
  

  But the name of the link will come an element of page (P12_DBLINK) filled as follows:

  select db_link d, db_link r from user_db_links;  
  

  I tried the following and it doesn't work:
  

  DECLARE 
  l_link VARCHAR2(30); 
  BEGIN 
  l_link :=  :P12_DBLINK; 
  SELECT  
  CARD_ID 
  into   
   :P12_HDR_CARD_NUMBER  
  from     fusion.EXM_CC_COMPANY_ACCOUNTS@l_link; 
  

  It gives me:
  

  • ORA-04052: error occurred when searching to the top of the remote object MERGER. EXM_CC_COMPANY_ACCOUNTS@L_LINK. WORLD ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 3 ORA-02019: description of the connection to the remote database not found

  I thought that perhaps the name of the link was joined with. WORLD automatically but already has the name of the link. WORLD at the end I tried stripping first but the error is the same.

  Is there some synatx for what will work? Can I use dynamic sql statements?
  

  Any suggestions are most appreciated.

  Thank you

  John

  Hi John,.

  see the following example to use the execute immediate for your purpose

  SQL - Variable for the name of the database link - Stack Overflow

  Let me know if that answers your query in the active thread

• How to execute dynamically generated using GR 11, 2 SQL statements?

  Hello
  
  I would like to know if it is possible to do what the following statement which is intended :
  

  select * from (select replace('select empno from emp',
                               '',
                               '') from dual);

  in other words, is it possible to dynamically generate and execute a select statement in a from clause?
  
  Thank you for your help,
  
  John
  
  Published by: 440bx 16 July 2010 15:57 modified 'create' to 'generate' to the subject

  Like many I know no. in SQL. Results of your query in the FROM clause will not be transformed as another query, but just a litral value and your outer query returns this value as "select empno from emp".

  But you can use dynamic sql statements in PL/SQL using EXECUTE IMMEDIATE or DBMS_SQL.

  Something like that.

  DECLARE
   dynamic_from_clause VARCHAR2(4000) := 'select empno from emp';
   vReturnVal NUMBER;
  BEGIN
    EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SELECT * FROM ('||dynamic_from_clause||')' into vReturnVal ;
  END;
  /
  

  Just write memory have not tested it.

• Puppet animator of the character using the accessories

  Hello

  I'm relatively new to the animation of the character æ and have been using it without too many problems. I wanted to take my puppets up a notch and include accessories to use. I'm in trouble because I have a scene in which a character is playing the guitar. The left hand meets the movable left spindle and move his own, but the law does not work; It moves just the entire torso.

  I think it has something to do with how the mesh is playback of the animation puppet character or how I'm labeling layers in Photoshop (see pictures attached). I have not met a forum on this particular problem though, so if anyone has answers, I would be grateful.

  

  Thank you

  DN Ellis

  Looking at the mesh & layers, CH doesn't seem to understand that his right arm is distinct from the body - note that the left is not overlap of the body (just the guitar), where is your right.

  Right now, my recommendation would be to start in your PSD with your character arms away from the body (more than a pose A or T), add the draggables and sticks and then drag it from there for the animation. If you always use the chain issues, try what actually deform independent and using the stuff of style tie you're doing for the guitar.

  With the upcoming 4 excerpt, I'd say make the right arm independent Warp and use the basic tool to secure it to the shoulder. So little time, you will have a much easier workflow for this.