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  Hello

  We use a PL SQL package that allows the user to select the report you want Oracle and associated parameters.   While the control is passed to Oracle 11 g reports.

  The requirement of one of the reports is to enable more detailed codes be selected by the user and then shown.  The detailed code is an alphanumeric field that can hold between 4 and 6 characters.

  If my data model looks like this

  SELECT student_id

      FROM my_view

     WHERE detail_code IN :p_detail_code;

  and the parameter that I'm passing to Oracle reports looks like this (when I view the source HTML code)

  & p_detail_code =('1001','1002')

  so no record is selected.

  However, if my data model looks like this, I get the records you want:

  SELECT student_id

    FROM my_view

  WHERE detail_code IN ('1001', '1002');

  We have Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.4.0 - 64 bit Production.

  Please tell me what is the problem with my setting.  Thanks a lot for your help.

  This isn't how you can use in. See this example on how to solve it with the digital settings. If your setting is a character, you need to change this.

  In fact, when you simply enter 1,2,3 as an input parameter, you actually create this query:

  Select *.

  from my_table

  where num_column in ("1,2,3")

  Use rather a lexical parameter:

  Select *.

  from my_table

  & p_where

  In the parameter after relaxation shape, build the lexical like this:

  :p_where := 'where num_column in ('||:p_param||')';
  

• What is the use_sigio parameter in oracle 11g R2

  Hi all

  Can someone let me know what is the use_sigio setting and how it will effect of database and operating system.

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• What are the pl/sql w.r.t. unix commands

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  Cheers...

  Combo says:
  How unix commands will help in pl/sql.
  What are the commands, why UNIX is preferable to the windows environment.

  UNIX is not used in PL/SQL. PL/SQL is a language in its own right, and Unix is the operating system with Oracle.

  Oracle will run on Windows and Unix environments (as well as some other * nix versions specific for example linux etc.).  UNIX is often preferred by people for a server environment, as he has a history of being a more stable operating system, but there are many who use Windows as a server environment too (we have we all both windows and unix servers).

  There are advantages and disadvantages to both. for example, it is easier to treat an MS Excel spreadsheet as an external database by using an ODBC Excel driver and services Oracle heterogeneous if you use a windows server, while UNIX, you generally with the purchase of a specific to ODBC driver with Excel, but the same Unix files has some advantages over windows except the reliability factor.

• What is the patch appropriate for Oracle 11 GR 1 material to Oracle 11.1.0.7 Solaris

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  Can't make you it easy, because then you must forget that easily.

  Start with, you can try to understand the difference between

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  Good luck.

  See you soon.

• What are the best support for Oracle build tools?

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• What is the official reporting tool Oracle JDeveloper ADF applications.

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• What are the system variables in oracle

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• Retrieve the backend SQL to Oracle Financials report

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  There is an updated report in place in Oracle Financials (Portal). It works via a concurrent program, how do I view the SQL backend behind the report
  
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• whisch are OK for undo_retention and what is the difference

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  MAX (MAXQUERYLEN)
  ----------------
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  SQL > select max (maxquerylen) in the dba_hist_undostat;
  
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  Hi amal.

  You can use begin_time & end_time v$ undostat-> to specify the time interval that you want.

  A brief note, of what you discussed here:

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  I received the error message shown in the screenshot below:
  
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• In Gimp, there is a command called "alpha to selection". Who selects the alpha channel only. What is the equivalent command in Photoshop?

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• What is the equivalent of | operator using the Q-quote mechanism?

  Version: 11.2.0.3

  I started a thread on similar requirement last week. I didn't want to resurrect. So, I start a new thread.

  We have a stored procedure called generate_table_stats that meet the stats for tables with a few additional options.

  Usually, this procedure is performed as below

  generate_table_stats exec ('EMP_DTL', 'BASIC');

  We want to generate the exec above instructions dynamically for all tables.

  In the traditional method of quotations, we use the concatenation (|) operator to separate the column names whose values are retrieved dynamically from the table queried.

  Similarly, how can I get a column of values printed when you use the Q-quote mechanism?

  In my column in table_name attempt below must be retrieved from user_tables. But table_name and pipes that are treated as literal string (which is not surprising).

  What is the equivalent of | (concatenation operator) when you use the Q-quote mechanism?

  -Expected results

  generate_table_stats exec ('EMP_DTL', 'BASIC');

  generate_table_stats exec ('CUSTOMER_DTL', 'BASIC');

  .

  .

  .

  -My attempt using Q-quote

  -Using # as the quote delimiter

  SQL > select q'#exec generate_table_stats ('| table_name |', 'BASE'); #' From user_tables;

  Q' #EXECGENERATE_TABLE_STATS('||) TABLE_NAME |', 'BASE')

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

  generate_table_stats exec ('| table_name |', 'BASE');

  generate_table_stats exec ('| table_name |', 'BASE');

  generate_table_stats exec ('| table_name |', 'BASE');

  generate_table_stats exec ('| table_name |', 'BASE');

  .

  .

  .

  .

  Hello

  The concatenation operator. works the same with any string expression.

  x | There

  Returns a string that is the same as sting followed immediately the string x y, x is

  • a literal string with Q before the first single quote
  • a literal string without Q
  • a VARCHAR2 column
  • a function that returns a string, or
  • any string expression.

  The string can be everything above, too.

  If you concatenate strings of 3 or more, like this

  str1. str2. ... || Suro

  then each of the STRS can be any kind of expression, independent of others.

  If you want to concatenate strings of 3, the 1st and the 3rd being Q-literals and the 2nd being a column, you can do it like this:

  Select q' generate_table_stats #exec (#' | table_name)

  || q ' #, ' BASIC'); #'

  From user_tables;

  Each of literals has its own Q and her own pair of start and end markers (all the ' # s in the example above).

  Since the first string literal has no any single-quotation marks incorporated, it is unnecessary to use Q-rating, and it could be misleading; a person who bed the code might think the actaully string contains ' #'s.  I prefer wriite the query in the form

  Select ' generate_table_stats exec (' | table_name)

  || q ' #, ' BASIC'); #'

  From user_tables;