write the XML to the server

Hello

I want to write xml file to a different server from the computer on which is installed the ODI.

Can you please guide how is this possible?

Thank you

Hello

Yes, please follow these instructions.

Agent specific directories are created when we install the standalone agent. Different directories are created when we install the Studio, we need for our current requirement.

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DB version: 11.2.0.2.0
Apps Version: 12.1.3
We try to generate an xml file in a directory on the server through pl/sql program. Here is the code we use. But it gives an error like ' failed due to the ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines. When we put the select statement in a cursor and try to write data one by one in the loop, it is written only one record. Please tell us if we make a mistake.
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CREATE or REPLACE PROCEDURE TEST_XML_CREATE (errbuf OUT VARCHAR2
ERRCODE OUT NUMBER)
IS
l_file_name VARCHAR2 (30);
l_file_path VARCHAR2 (200);
l_xmldoc CLOB.
BEGIN
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Of
fnd_flex_value_sets fvs,
fnd_flex_values_vl fv
WHERE 1 = 1
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AND fvs.flex_value_set_name = 'iPROMIS_POST_GL_AFK01_ENTITEIT. '
AND fvs.flex_value_set_id = fv.flex_value_set_id
AND fv.summary_flag = 'n';
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The XML format we want to generate is less than
============================================
< financialorganization:LegalEntityList
' xmlns:financialorganization = ' http://schema.bppost1.be/entities/financial/financialorganization/V001 "
' xmlns:basetype = ' http://schema.bppost1.be/entities/base/BaseTypes/V001 "
" xmlns: xsi =" http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance ">
< financialorganization:LegalEntity >
< financialorganization:LegalEntityCode > 12345 < / financialorganization:LegalEntityCode >
< financialorganization:Description > Test Description < / financialorganization:Description >
< basetype:ValidityPeriod >
< basetype:OpenEndedPeriod >
< basetype:StartDate > 1900 - 01 - 01 < / basetype:StartDate >
< / basetype:OpenEndedPeriod >
< / basetype:ValidityPeriod >
< / financialorganization:LegalEntity >
< financialorganization:LegalEntity >
< financialorganization:LegalEntityCode > 54321 < / financialorganization:LegalEntityCode >
Test Description1 < financialorganization:Description > < / financialorganization:Description >
< basetype:ValidityPeriod >
< basetype:OpenEndedPeriod >
< basetype:StartDate > 1900 - 01 - 01 < / basetype:StartDate >
< / basetype:OpenEndedPeriod >
< / basetype:ValidityPeriod >
< / financialorganization:LegalEntity >
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Pirre

You must use the XMLAGG function to group LegalEntity items in a single fragment.

Also use XMLSERIALIZE instead of the getClobVal method (it is not recommended).
```
SELECT XMLSerialize(document
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                            xmlelement("basetype:EndDate", TO_CHAR(end_date_active, 'YYYY-MM-DD'))
                        )
                    )
              )
            )
          )
       )
  INTO l_xmldoc
  FROM
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    fnd_flex_values_vl fv
WHERE 1 = 1
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   and fvs.flex_value_set_id = fv.flex_value_set_id
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```

How to write the xml data to a file

Hi all

We have a requirement of writing, the xml data in a file in the data directory in the server. Generate xml data using the SQL below.

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OF apps.mtl_system_items_b

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The call to dbms_xslprocessor.clob2file is in the cursor for the specific SQL loop.

This is obviously the problem.
The file is replaced with each iteration.

Do not use a cursor at all.

See the example below, it should be close to your needs:

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   l_file_path      VARCHAR2 (200);

   l_xmldoc         CLOB;

BEGIN

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              ),
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                    XMLElement("cell", xmlattributes('EBIZCZMDL_01' AS "colName"), inventory_item_id)
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l_location_node dbms_xmldom. DOMNode;
l_location_textnode dbms_xmldom. DOMNode;
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dept.department_name
loc.city
SERVICE dept
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ON loc.location_id = dept.location_id
WHERE dept.department_id IN (10.20)
)
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, dbms_xmldom.makeNode (dbms_xmldom.createElement (l_domdoc, 'Employees'))
);
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first name
last_name
Employees
WHERE department_id = r_dept.department_id
)
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l_emp_node: = dbms_xmldom.appendChild (l_employees_node
dbms_xmldom.makeNode (l_emp_element)
);
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l_emp_first_name_node: = dbms_xmldom.appendChild (l_emp_node
, dbms_xmldom.makeNode (dbms_xmldom.createElement (l_domdoc, "FirstName"))
);
l_emp_first_name_textnode: = dbms_xmldom.appendChild (l_emp_first_name_node
dbms_xmldom.makeNode (dbms_xmldom.createTextNode (l_domdoc, r_emp.first_name))
);
l_emp_last_name_node: = dbms_xmldom.appendChild (l_emp_node
, dbms_xmldom.makeNode (dbms_xmldom.createElement (l_domdoc, "LastName"))
);
l_emp_last_name_textnode: = dbms_xmldom.appendChild (l_emp_last_name_node
dbms_xmldom.makeNode (dbms_xmldom.createTextNode (l_domdoc, r_emp.last_name))
);
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
l_xmltype: = dbms_xmldom.getXmlType (l_domdoc);
dbms_xmldom.freeDocument (l_domdoc);
dbms_output.put_line (l_xmltype.getClobVal);
END;
/

Thank you and best regards,
Arun Thomas T

It's as simple as that:
```
SQL> select xmlserialize(document
  2           xmlelement("Departments"
  3           , xmlagg(
  4               xmlelement("Dept"
  5               , xmlattributes(d.department_id as "Deptno")
  6               , xmlforest(
  7                   d.department_name as "Name"
  8                 , l.city as "Location"
  9                 )
 10               , xmlelement("Employees"
 11                 , (
 12                     select xmlagg(
 13                              xmlelement("Emp"
 14                              , xmlattributes(e.employee_id as "empid")
 15                              , xmlforest(
 16                                  e.first_name as "FirstName"
 17                                , e.last_name as "LastName"
 18                                )
 19                              )
 20                            )
 21                     from hr.employees e
 22                     where e.department_id = d.department_id
 23                   )
 24                 )
 25               )
 26             )
 27           )
 28           indent
 29         )
 30  from hr.departments d
 31       join hr.locations l on l.location_id = d.location_id
 32  where d.department_id in (10,20) ;

XMLSERIALIZE(DOCUMENTXMLELEMEN
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  
    Administration
    Seattle
    
      
        Jennifer
        Whalen
      
    
  
  
    Marketing
    Toronto
    
      
        Michael
        Hartstein
      
      
        Pat
        Fay
      
    
  
```

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Team,
We are currently working on oracle 11 g. Suppose that we consider the SCOTT. EMP table for our creation of the table.
All existing columns of SCOTT along. EMP table allows to assume that this table has an additional column name emp_xml, which is of TYpe of BLOB data and it holds xml data.
the size of the data blob for each record in this col is greater than 32 KB (normally about 1 GB), now I want to write the contents of this column along
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Start

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I'm new to xml parsing. My requirement is that I get a message (xml) using ibm MQ in the ByteArrayInputStream format. I read this xml message and write to another file.

To do this, I create a CEP.

First of all, I used simple reading and writing concept, but the output is "java.io.FileInputStream@3e25a5".
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< > 1234 ClientId < / ClientId >
STechnology < ClientName > < / ClientName >
< DTU_ID > 567 < / DTU_ID >
< ClientStatus > ACTIVE < / ClientStatus >
-< LEAccount >
< Customer > 678989 < / customer >
< > 56743 LEId < / LEId >
-< account >
< AccountNumber > 9876543678 < / account number >
< / account >
< / LEAccount >
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Y2Y < Cindicator > < / Cindicator >
< PrefCode > 980 < / PrefCode >
< BSCode > 876 < / BSCode >
< MandatoryContent > MSP < / MandatoryContent >
< / service >
< / customer >

Code:

import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
to import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.OutputStream;

public class ByteArrayInputStreamToXml {}

Public Shared Sub main (String [] GIS) throws IOException {}

InputStream inputStream = new FileInputStream("C:\\soft\\test2\\sample1.xml");
currentXMLBytes Byte = inputStream.toString () .getBytes ();
ByteArrayInputStream byteArrayInputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream (currentXMLBytes);

OutputStream out = new FileOutputStream("C:\\soft\\test\\data.xml");
int read = 0;
ubyte bytes [] = new byte [1024];

While ((read = byteArrayInputStream.read (bytes))! = - 1) {}
out. Write (bytes, 0, read);
out. Write ("\n");
}

inputStream.close ();
out. Flush();
out. Close();

System.out.println ("new file created!");

}

}

Please suggest me how can I use DOM/SAX parser, I see several code on the net to read the xml file using SAX/DOM parser, but write an xml file after reading using ByteArrayInputStream I don't get. Assistance through some link examples will also be useful for me.

Thank you
Sumit

Published by: user8687839 on April 30, 2012 02:37

Published by: user8687839 on April 30, 2012 02:43
user8687839 wrote:
But the file is coming thanks to a queue and byte format. Must read the byte, and write to a file. So, how I tried to read the byte using the code above. Please suggest me the correct way.

Simply write the bytes of the contents of the queue directly to a FileOutputStream. Still no need to SAX or DOM!

Pseudo-code-
```
Open a FileOutputStream .

Until all the bytes of the queue have been read
    read some bytes from the queue.
    wite these bytes to the FileOutputStream.

Close the FileOutputStream.
```
Published by: sabre150 on April 30, 2012 11:30

Need help to write to Oracle and SQL Server in the Oracle triggering
We have a third which feeds data for us. Their client application feeds directly to some source tables in our Oracle database 10g. We have triggers on those tables that sort and treat lines as they come.

We have a new operation and try to write some of these incoming data now to a SQL Server database through heterogeneous services - essentially the same exact data in two databases. I have a related database that works very well for the selection, but I've never tried to write Oracle PL/SQL to write in a DB SQL Server 2008. My first attempt was met with the following error: "ORA-02047: impossible to join the current distributed transaction.

I found another thread where they say that the only way to do it is by using a stand-alone transaction, but they do not give an example. Here is the section of relaxation that I use:
```
  select to_char(new_date,'MM-DD-YYYY') into sql_txt from dual;
  insert into mancamp_location@sqlweb
       ("UnitID", "ManCampID", "Lat", "Long", "UpdateDT", "VehSpeed", "VehDirection", "Landmark")
    values (v_truck, f_unit, f_lat, f_long, sql_txt, f_spd, f_dir, f_ldmk);
```
Can someone point me to a way to accomplish this simple insertion?
An example of a standalone trigger is:

Suppose you have a table in Oracle:

CREATE TABLE emp_sal
(
EMPNO NUMBER 4,
SAL NUMBER (7.2));

and a similar table in a SQL server:
SQL Server:

CREATE TABLE emp_sal
(
EMPNO NUMERIC (4).
SAL NUMERIC (7.2));

Then, you can create an insert trigger that replicates the data:
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER dg4odbc_repl AFTER INSERT ON emp_sal
FOR EACH LINE
DECLARE
PRAGMA AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION;
BEGIN
INSERT INTO 'emp_sal"@MSODBCSQLSERVER_DG4ODBC_EMGTW_1123_DB '.
VALUES (: new.empno,: new.sal);
COMMIT;
END;
/

-Note the validation, otherwise risk of ORA-6519

When you now insert a record into the Oracle database:
insert into emp_sal values (1234, '1200,89');
the trigger is activated and inserts the record in SQL Server:
Select * from 'emp_sal"@MSODBCSQLSERVER_DG4ODBC_EMGTW_1123_DB;
EMPNO, SAL
----- -------
1234 1200.89

It works fine when you post data insert, but as soon as restore you the insert only data Oracle will be cancelled - data will remain as long as the independent transaction dedicated to its SQL Server insert:

insert into emp_sal values (1384, '1200,89');
Rollback;
Select * from emp_sal;
EMPNO, SAL
----- -------
1234 1200.89

Select * from 'emp_sal"@MSODBCSQLSERVER_DG4ODBC_EMGTW_1123_DB;
EMPNO, SAL
----- -------
1234 1200.89
1384 1200.89

So I strongly recommend to use the DG4MSQL gateway which is able to participate in distributed transactions and allows validation/restore transactions.

DG4ODBC lie on OTN (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/downloads/index.html-online check out the "See all" link for your favorite platform), cloud of delivery of software Oracle (https://edelivery.oracle.com/) or "My Oracle Support". My Oracle support welcomes the latest version 11.2.0.3. In My Oracle Support goto patches and updates, then search for 11.2.0.3 data set Patch 10404530patch: 11.2.0.3.0 PATCH SET for ORACLE database SERVER, choose your preferred platform and see the Readme which CD contains the gateway software.

Published by: kgronau on April 24, 2012 08:44

parse error the server clients.xml file

Hello
I just installed ESX4i on a stand-alone server and I get error indicating:
Parse error the server "servername" clients.xml file Connection will continue, contact systems administrator
Clicking OK is followed
"The type initializer for ' VirtualInfrastructure.Utils.http.webrequestproxy ' threw an exception
No idea what may be the cause. I installed the vSphere client.
See you soon
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If you installed on Windows 7 search the forums a good thead on the same error and a workaround there.

You can write an Excel on the client computer instead of on the server

I am trying to user cfSpreadSheet functon. The first question I have is, you can write the file on a client computer? I tried, but they all end up on the disk of the server. Scecond question, is there a way to row and column range formatting in CF9.0? SpreadsheetFormatCellRange function is only available for ColdFusion Server version 9.01.
Thank you.

You can not write directly on the client computer. However, using cfcontent, that you can prompt the user to open or save the file.

How to find the XML Publisher repository to the server Oracle EBS 11i?
I need to update a models mass rtf that is born as a report xml editor in Oracle 11i apps. I know that I can go to the liability of Director of Publisher XML to load the model one by one between the user interface, but it's a lot of your time. I'm trying to find the location of these files in the server (unix or db). Also, is there any document on the deployment report xml to the application server Editor?

Thanks for your help,

Kate
PL see MOS Doc 754415.1 (where are the downloaded templates stored in XML Publisher concurrent programs?)

XDO_TEMPLATES_PKG might help - http://etrm.oracle.com/pls/etrm/etrm_pnav.show_details?c_name=XDO_TEMPLATES_PKG&c_owner=APPS&c_type=PACKAGE%20BODY&c_detail_type=source

HTH
Srini

Want to write the results to submit the login form to log on the server

I cooked up a little family site to share memories and old photos. This is a members only site and I use a PHP login script that compares the user name and password to a list.
I would like to know
(a) if someone tries to guess their way in.
(b) If a member is having connection problems... We have a few not so computer savvy family members which eventually get frustrated and give up.
(c) whose members are logging... It is a new effort, to run one year on a trial basis... and it is worth.
To do this, I add code to take the results of any shipment (on my login form) and to add the results of this to some sort of log file that I can periodically review. Because the foundations are in place this (I think) not an otherwise difficult task. But I have no idea on how to do this and hope someone can show me.
Thank you for your time and help
Ralph
If it helps, it's the PHP code that I guess deals with the connection.
/ Repairable none by the user under this item. */
$php_self = $_SERVER ['PHP_SELF'];
/ * Clean up variables: we only do $user and $password of the form. */
$submit = $_POST ['submit'];
$user = ";
$password = ";
If ($_GET ['user']) {}
$user = $_GET ['user'];
$password = $_GET ["password"];
}
If ($_POST ['user']) {}
$user = $_POST ['user'];
$password = $_POST ["password"];
}
session_start();
/ * Check the couple login/password until you find the one that is correct, or re-display the login form. */
$loginsuccessful = FALSE;
{foreach ($authorization as $loginpair)}
{If (($user == $loginpair[0]) & & ($password == {$loginpair [1]}))}
$_SESSION ['user'] = $user;
$_SESSION ["password"] = $password;
$loginsuccessful = TRUE;
}
{If (($_SESSION ['user'] == $loginpair[0]) & & ($_SESSION ['password'] == {$loginpair [1]}))}
$loginsuccessful = TRUE;
}
}
If ($loginsuccessful = TRUE) {}
/ * The user is connected, go on our merry way. */
echo $loginmsg;
} else {}
/ * User does not match our valid connection, their decline to the form. */
$loginmsg = "invalid username or password";
require ($indexphp);
"exit";
}

No, it's not particularly difficult. Of course, you use a login script you obtained, because the code is very different from the one generated by Dreamweaver. Judging from the code, you do not use a database to store the usernames and passwords. Thus, you probably want to save the details of an external text file.

Add the following code where indicated:
```
if ($_POST['user']) {
    $user = $_POST['user'];
    $password = $_POST['password'];
}

// New code goes here

$logfile = 'log.txt';
$date = date('j M Y H:i:s');
$address = 'Unknown';
if (isset($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])) {
     $address = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
}
if ($file = fopen($logfile, 'a')) {
  fwrite($file, "\r\n$date $address $user $password");
  fclose($file);
}

// end of new code

session_start();
```
This will create a text file named log.txt in the same folder as the logon script. Since it is a text file, it should ideally be outside the root of the web server, then you must change the value of $logfile to point to a file outside of the root of the server, but in a folder where the script is allowed to write.

Whenever someone tries to connect, it will record the date and time, IP address, if known, and the user name and password submitted.

Once you got this job, I suggest you change the following line:
```
if ($file = fopen($logfile, 'a')) {
```
Change to this:
```
if ($file = @fopen($logfile, 'a')) {
```
This will remove any error message if the script is unable to open the log file. However, you should not do that change until you have things market, because deleting an error will prevent you to discover what the problem is if this does not work.

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