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• Get all the details for xmltype.schemavalidate errors LSX

  I was wondering if there is a way to see all the details of LSX xmltype.schemavalidate errors.

  For example...

  ORA-31154: invalid XML document

  ORA-19202: an error has occurred in the processing of XML

  LSX-00320: missing required < all >

  .. .is a frustrating level of detail to receive when no doubt the parser is aware of what elements are missing.

  I am aware that XMLSpy and other tools give this level of detail, but I would really like to be able to announce this in Oracle.

  There is not much longer to wait, I'm afraid.

  Maybe the level of detail has been improved on 12.1 but I do not know, I have not yet checked.

  Other classes of validation errors (such as invalid enum element, incompatibility of model, number of occurrences) reported however with the necessary details.

• A parameter of xmltype extraction problem

  Hello
  I am using oracle 11g and I am trying to use an xmltype as input to an SP parameter, here's my SP:
  
  create or replace PROCEDURE ABC
  (FE_Param OF XMLType)
  AS
  BEGIN
  I'm IN
  (
  SELECT XMLTYPE. EXTRACT (VALUE (a),
  ' Root/FE_ID/text()').getstringval (LIKE FE_ID)
  TABLE
  (XMLSEQUENCE (FE_Param.EXTRACT
  ("/ FEData/Root")
  ) ) a )
  
  LOOP
  INSERT INTO table1
  VALUES (i.FE_ID);
  END LOOP;
  
  The XML parameter looks like this:
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf - 8"? >
  < FEData >
  < root > < FE_ID > 900000031 < / FE_ID >
  < FE_ID > 900000032 < / FE_ID > < FE_ID > 900000050 < / FE_ID > < / root > < / FEData >

  Triple post - what's happened? :-)

  Published by: Kim Berg Hansen on August 22, 2011 16:47

• How to pass parameter in the function extract (for XMLTYPE)

  I have a table with XMLTYPE field xml_column PROBLEMXML. In this column, there are many deffinitions for the problem. There is no amount deffinitions max and there can be no definition at all. I need to return all the definitions of all the problems a string wirh separate definitions by '; '.
  
  Query
  SELECT extract (prob. Def,'/definitions/definition[1]/@var'). ';'|| excerpt (prob. Def,'/definitions/definition[2]/@var')
  OF PROBLEMXML j.
  XMLTABLE)
  "/ problem.
  PASSAGE j.xml_column
  Probid VARCHAR COLUMNS (31) PATH ' / problem/@id',
  Prob def XMLTYPE PATH ' / problem/definitions ")
  where PROBLEM_ID = 1;
  Returns exactly what I want one; m.
  But
  declare
  my_variable varchar2 (2000): = null;
  number of N1;
  number of N2;
  Start
  N1: = 1;
  N2: = 2;
  SELECT extract (prob. Def,'/definitions/definition[N1]/@var'). '|'|| excerpt (prob. Def,'/definitions/definition[N2]/@var') in my_variable
  OF ETL_PROBLEMXML_STG_T j.
  XMLTABLE)
  "/ problem.
  PASSAGE j.xml_column
  Probid VARCHAR COLUMNS (31) PATH ' / problem/@id',
  Prob def XMLTYPE PATH ' / problem/definitions ")
  where PROBLEM_ID = 1;
  dbms_output.put_line ($my_var);
  end;
  Returns null.
  Is there a way to switch the setting to extract the function?

  You have string literal death of n1 and n2. Note the change to select it.

  DECLARE
    my_var VARCHAR2(2000) := NULL;
    n1     NUMBER;
    n2     NUMBER;
  BEGIN
    n1 := 1;
    n2 := 2;
    SELECT extract(prob.def, '/Definitions/Definition[' || n1 || ']/@var') || '|' ||
           extract(prob.def, '/Definitions/Definition[' || n2 || ']/@var')
      INTO my_var
      FROM etl_problemxml_stg_t j,
           xmltable('/problem' passing j.xml_column columns probid VARCHAR(31) path '/problem/@id',
                    def xmltype path '/problem/Definitions') prob
     WHERE problem_id = 1;
    dbms_output.put_line(my_var);
  END;
  

  Published by: RPuttagunta on December 13, 2010 09:18

• Display the error when the xml document is not valid against the schema

  Hello

  I'm using isChemaValid() in a way that, to determine if the xml document is valid against the xml schema.

  This function returns only 0 or 1, and I want to display the error and the line number if the xml is not valid.

  How can I achieve this?

  Thanks in advance,

  Elad

  Use the XMLType schemaValidate() method. It will throw an exception whose message contains the validation error.

  Get a number of 'line' is not sensible as XML is concerned.

• XML with XSD validation when there is more than one XSD.

  Hello

  I need to validate an XML against a set of xsd.

  I am aware that, when there is a single XSD to compare, it is possible to compare using xmlDoc.schemaValidate () with xmlDoc and xmlSchema.

  But in my case, there is more than one XSD against which I need to compare the XML code.

  My main XSD has the statement as mentioned below.

  " < xs: import namespace = ' http://www.w3.org/1999/xxxx "schemaLocation ="xxxx.xsd"/ > "

  " < xs: import namespace = ' http://www.w3.org/1999/02/yyyy "schemaLocation ="yyyy.xsd"/ > "

  I don't know how to handle this situation.

  Please, help me!

  Thank you

  Vicky

  Hi Vicky,

  This situation is not different, just validate the main schema.

  But, to use the XMLType schemaValidate method, you must save the schema in the database (via the DBMS_XMLSCHEMA API).

  If the main schema contains imports then these referenced schemas must be saved too.

  To sum up: register all 3 patterns in their order of dependency, then you will be able to validate your XML with the main XSD code.

  () dbms_xmlschema.registerSchema

  schemaURL-online , for example 'xxxx.xsd'

  schemaDoc =>

  local-online true

  genTypes-online fake

  genTables-online fake

  enableHierarchy-online dbms_xmlschema. ENABLE_HIERARCHY_NONE

  ) ;

• Mahesh

  Hi all

  I want to create an XML based on xsd, and then I want to validate the same XML with xsd

  Please provide some information about it.

  Everything in the PLSQL code

  Mahesh

  47e033bd-D313-47bd-9372-871358ce3c3e wrote:

  If I want to store it as xml and also the xsd validation, which would be the best way please suggest a few ideas

  I already showed you how do it.

  1. Generate your XML document from your base tables using SQL/XML (XMLElement, XMLAttributes, XMLAgg etc..)
  2. Validate the resultant XMLType schemaValidate() method

  Which of these two points you do not understand?

• Validate the XML: DateTime-&gt; ORA-01830 / 01858

  Hello
  
  I'm trying to parse an XML document that contains an element which is defined as DateTime

  <CreDtTm>2012-06-02T09:30:47.000Z</CreDtTm>

  The xsd is as follows

  <xs:element name="CreDtTm" type="ISODateTime"/>
  ...
  <xs:simpleType name="ISODateTime">
    <xs:restriction base="xs:dateTime"/>
  </xs:simpleType>

  For me the format looks OK, but I get

  ORA-01830: date format picture ends before converting entire input string

  I found http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6370035/why-dbms-xmlschema-fails-to-validate-a-valid-xsdatetime/6382096#6382096
  and changed the schema:

  <xs:simpleType name="ISODateTime" xdb:SQLType="TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE">

  Now, I get

  ORA-01858: a non-numeric character was found where a numeric was expected

  So I tried

  ALTER SESSION SET NLS_TIMESTAMP_TZ_FORMAT='yyyy-mm-dd"T"hh24:mi:ss.ff3"Z"';

  and tested

  select systimestamp from dual;
  
  SYSTIMESTAMP
  ----------------------------------------
  2012-07-27T10:52:05.860Z

  The exact format, but still ORA-01858.
  
  Validation is performed with

  DECLARE
    xmldoc XMLTYPE;
  DECLARE
    xmldoc XMLTYPE;
  BEGIN
      xmldoc := XMLTYPE(q'[<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
        ...
        <CreDtTm>2012-06-02T09:30:47.000Z</CreDtTm>
        ...]');
      xmldoc := xmldoc.createSchemaBasedXML('http://...xsd');
      XMLTYPE.schemaValidate(xmldoc);
  END;

  Anyone know where I am going wrong?
  

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  Concerning
  Marcus
  
  Published by: Marwim on 27.07.2012 11:45
  Addition of the db version

  Hi Marcus,

  This one is interesting.
  I had already implemented my own example shortly before posting your own, then here's something that works for me:

  BEGIN
  
    dbms_xmlschema.registerSchema(
      schemaURL => 'test_ts.xsd'
    , schemaDoc => 
  
    '
  
    
    
      
    
  '
  
    , local => true
    , genTypes => false
    , genTables => false
    , enableHierarchy => dbms_xmlschema.ENABLE_HIERARCHY_NONE
    );
  
  END;
  /
  

  SQL> DECLARE
    2    doc xmltype := xmltype('2012-06-02T09:30:47.000Z', 'test_ts.xsd');
    3  BEGIN
    4    doc.schemaValidate();
    5  END;
    6  /
  DECLARE
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-30992: error occurred at Xpath /CreDtTm[@SYS_XDBBODY$]
  ORA-01858: a non-numeric character was found where a numeric was expected
  ORA-06512: at "SYS.XMLTYPE", line 354
  ORA-06512: at line 4
  

  OK, same error so far.

  SQL> REM : change from ", " to ".,"
  SQL> ALTER SESSION SET nls_numeric_characters = '.,';
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> DECLARE
    2    doc xmltype := xmltype('2012-06-02T09:30:47.000Z', 'test_ts.xsd');
    3  BEGIN
    4    doc.schemaValidate();
    5  END;
    6  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

  Now it's working.

  I know that there is an implicit conversion happening in addition to automatic mapping "dateTime"--> 'TIMESTAMP WITH time ZONE'.
  Documentation, although not very clear, seems to hint in that direction:

  With the help of Z back to indicate the time zone UTC

  XML Schema allows the time zone specified under Z, component to indicate the UTC time zone. When a leaking Z value is stored in a SQL TIMESTAMP WITH time ZONE TIMES column, the time zone is actually stored as + 00:00. Thus, the value retrieved contains the leak + 00:00, not the original Z. For example, if the value in the input XML document is 1973-02-12 T 13: 44:32Z, the output is 1973-02 - 12 T 13: 44:32.000000 + 00:00.

  So I think that Oracle is attempting to expand "2012-06 - 02T 09: 30:47.000Z" at "2012-06 - 02 T 09: + 00:00 30:47.000000"but relying on the NLS configuration session to determine the decimal separator used in the fractional part of timestamp.»

• Based on two different XSD validation XML table

  Hello
  
  Is it possible to create a table of validation XML (which will automatically validate the XML with an XSD file) with two XML type column, and the two columns relate other two recorded patterns. My goal is to store the XMl files and validate, but some XMl files are based on XSD1 and some XML files are based on XSD2, I am already registered patterns, now I need to create a table with two type of XML or a column of XML type to validate and store the different XSD base XML files.
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Rizly

  Hello

  something like this:
  Purchase.xsd and purchase2.xsd are a few simple xsd.
  XML validation is performed inside the trigger.
  What follows is a 11.1.0.6

  SQL> create or replace directory xmldir as '/tmp';
  
  Directory created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> begin
    2   dbms_xmlschema.registerschema(
    3      schemaurl=>'http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/purchase'
    4    , schemadoc=>bfilename('XMLDIR','purchase.xsd')
    5    , gentypes=>false
    6    , gentables=>false
    7    , genbean=>false
    8    , owner=>'SCOTT');
    9  end;
   10  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> begin
    2   dbms_xmlschema.registerschema(
    3      schemaurl=>'http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/purchase2'
    4    , schemadoc=>bfilename('XMLDIR','purchase2.xsd')
    5    , gentypes=>false
    6    , gentables=>false
    7    , genbean=>false
    8    , owner=>'SCOTT');
    9  end;
   10  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> create table test_xml(
    2     id number
    3   , xcol  xmltype
    4   , xcol2 xmltype)
    5  xmltype column xcol
    6  element "http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/purchase#PurchaseOrder"
    7  xmltype column xcol2
    8  element "http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/purchase2#PurchaseOrder2";
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> create trigger test_xml_trg before insert or update on test_xml for each row
    2  declare
    3   l_xml xmltype;
    4  begin
    5   if :new.xcol is not null then
    6     l_xml := :new.xcol;
    7     xmltype.schemavalidate(l_xml);
    8   end if;
    9
   10   if :new.xcol2 is not null then
   11    l_xml := :new.xcol2;
   12    xmltype.schemavalidate(l_xml);
   13   end if;
   14  end;
   15  /
  
  Trigger created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into test_xml(id,xcol)
    2  values(1,xmltype('
    3                   1234567890123456789
    4                  '));
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into test_xml(id,xcol)
    2  values(1, xmltype('1') );
  values(1, xmltype('1') )
            *
  ERROR at line 2:
  ORA-30937: No schema definition for 'a' (namespace '') in parent '/'
  ORA-06512: at "SYS.XMLTYPE", line 354
  ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.TEST_XML_TRG", line 6
  ORA-04088: error during execution of trigger 'SCOTT.TEST_XML_TRG' 
  
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into test_xml(id, xcol2)
    2  values(1, xmltype('
    3                      1234567890123456789
    4               '));
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into test_xml(id, xcol, xcol2)
    2  values(1, xmltype('
    3                      1234567890123456789
    4               ')
    5          ,xmltype('
    6                  1234567890123456789
    7              '));
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> --clean
  SQL> drop trigger test_xml_trg;
  
  Trigger dropped.
  
  SQL> drop table test_xml;
  
  Table dropped.
  
  SQL> purge recyclebin;
  
  Recyclebin purged.
  
  SQL> exec dbms_xmlschema.deleteschema('http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/purchase',3);
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> exec dbms_xmlschema.deleteschema('http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/purchase2',3);
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> spool off;
  

  Ants

• XDB. XMLIndex problem and table (XMLSEQUENCE (EXTRACT (xmltype, path))

  Hello
  I have a database of Oracle 11 g Release 11.1.0.6.0 - 64 bit Production With the Real Application Clusters option.
  
  I feel something strange with an XMLType column.
  I have a table configurator.t_vehicle_configuration (id_vehicle x_configuration NUMBER, XMLType).
  x_configuration is unstructured.
  
  I created an index on the field of xml in this way:
  
  CREATE INDEX idx_vehicle_configuration ON configurator.t_vehicle_configuration (x_configuration) INDEXTYPE IS XDB. XMLIndex;
  
  Then I have a package implementing a function that count nodes in the xml field and its return values
  
  This does not (return 0 instead of 1):
  

      SELECT count(*)
        INTO count_
        FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             table(XMLSEQUENCE(EXTRACT(vc.x_configuration, '/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id="'||in_id_space_target||'"]/user[@id="'||in_id_user||'"]/alarmwhen'))) p
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
      
      RETURN count_;

  This mode of operation (return 1):
  

      str_ := '/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id="'||in_id_space_target||'"]/user[@id="'||in_id_user||'"]/alarmwhen';
  
      SELECT count(*)
        INTO count_
        FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             table(XMLSEQUENCE(EXTRACT(vc.x_configuration,str_))) p
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
      
      RETURN count_;

  As this mode of operation:
  

      SELECT /*+ NO_XMLINDEX_REWRITE */ count(*)
        INTO count_
        FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             table(XMLSEQUENCE(EXTRACT(vc.x_configuration, '/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id="'||in_id_space_target||'"]/user[@id="'||in_id_user||'"]/alarmwhen'))) p
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
      
      RETURN count_;

  And also this way it works:
  

      SELECT count(*)
        INTO count_
        FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             table(XMLSEQUENCE(EXTRACT(vc.x_configuration, '/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id="228"]/user[@id="49"]/alarmwhen'))) p
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
      
      RETURN count_;

  I sailed a bit on the internet but I have found no help for my problem...
  I guess that's something concerning the substitution on the fly of the variables, which does not work with an index.
  Do you have any suggestions?
  Is there a way that will prevent the rewriting of all the functions?
  
  Thanks in advance

  First

  On 11.1.0.6.0 Please do not use table (xmlsequence (extract ())) Please use the SQL/XML standard XMLTAble operator...

  SELECT COUNT(*)
     INTO count_
    FROM configurator.v_vehicle_configuration vc,
             XMLTABLE
            (
                '$XML/vehicleconf/GeoFence/spaceTarget[@id=$ID_SPACE_TARGET]/user[@id=$ID_USER]/alarmwhen'
                passing vc.x_configuration as "XML",  in_id_space_target as "ID_SPACE_TARGET",  in_id_user as "ID_USER"
             )
       WHERE vc.id_vehicle = in_id_vehicle;
  
      RETURN count_;
  

  2. never generate XPATH strings dynamically (Note XMLTABLE simply will not allow it). It is almost impossible to optimize since in the case escalated, the query may be a function of the processing line, and it leaves the vulnerable application WHO the problems of injection. Earlier versions of XML DB supported the use of string concatenation technique to provide the value of predicate as a method of implementation of the bind variable, but from what I remember, this is only implemented and tested for storage relatiion object. Even when workng with storage relational object this technique should not be used in the development of new code n a 10.2.x post database. As far as I know this was not implemented for binary XML / XML INdex since the implementations of XMLQUERY, XMLTable and XMLEXists provided a much more robust implementation and standardized to link the underlying values at query runtime

  If you do not know the XPATH expression until run time please build the complete SQL statement dynamically and run it via EXECUTE IMMEDIATE or DBMS_SQL, then pay attention to injection vunerabilities in your application.

  The fact that you get different results seems to be the result of the previous method of binding of predicates works do not correctly with the XML Index. If the solution I gave above does not work, please fill out a bug and that we can continue the investigation

  Published by: mdrake on February 25, 2011 17:32

• problem with 'xmltype.existsnode '.

  Hi people,
  
  I'm trying to download a "fairly simple".xml file in db with below the part of the code, but for some reason any that it does not work :(
  
  No idea what I am doing wrong?
  
  XML file:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" standalone="yes"?>
  <BulkExportRootElement xmlns:ns2="http://homeoffice.gov.uk/ immigration/migrant/cas/bulk-cas-common-200903" xmlns="http://homeoffice.gov.uk/ immigration/migrant/cas/bulk-cas-export-200903">
    <ExportFileHeader>
      <BulkExportId>152eec86-d151-4fea-affd-e93ab1d05173</BulkExportId>
      <ReportConstructionDate>2009-09-16</ReportConstructionDate>
    </ExportFileHeader>
    <CASExportData>
      <CASNumber>E4G3AA1A09W0A4</CASNumber>
      <CASStatus>ASSIGNED</CASStatus>
      <LastStatusChanged>2009-09-16</LastStatusChanged>
      <ApplicantId>1010101</ApplicantId>
      <FamilyName>Smith</FamilyName>
      <GivenName>John</GivenName>
      <Nationality>AUS</Nationality>
      <DateOfBirth>
        <ns2:FullDate>1980-02-20</ns2:FullDate>
      </DateOfBirth>
      <PassportTravelDocumentNumber>703121021</PassportTravelDocumentNumber>
      <CourseId>13031</CourseId>
      <CourseCurriculumTitle>Iron Age History</CourseCurriculumTitle>
      <CourseStartDate>2010-01-08</CourseStartDate>
      <ExpectedCourseEndDate>2010-02-13</ExpectedCourseEndDate>
    </CASExportData>
    <CASExportData>
      <CASNumber>E4G3AA1A09V0A7</CASNumber>
      <CASStatus>USED</CASStatus>
      <LastStatusChanged>2009-09-16</LastStatusChanged>
      <ApplicantId>1010102</ApplicantId>
      <FamilyName>March</FamilyName>
      <GivenName>Wi</GivenName>
      <Nationality>AUS</Nationality>
      <DateOfBirth>
        <ns2:FullDate>1983-06-25</ns2:FullDate>
      </DateOfBirth>
      <PassportTravelDocumentNumber>PQ254689</PassportTravelDocumentNumber>
      <CourseId>13031</CourseId>
      <CourseCurriculumTitle>Iron Age History</CourseCurriculumTitle>
      <CourseStartDate>2010-01-08</CourseStartDate>
      <ExpectedCourseEndDate>2010-02-13</ExpectedCourseEndDate>
    </CASExportData>
  </BulkExportRootElement>

  my code:

  declare
      p_aplus_ukba_xml_id number := 671601494;
      l_message clob;
  
      l_xmldoc  clob;
      l_xml  xmltype;
  
      e_cannot_parse exception;
    begin
      select xml
        into l_xmldoc  -- a CLOB, where xml file is stored
      from APLUS_UKBA_XML
      where object_id = p_aplus_ukba_xml_id;
      
      
      l_xml  := xmltype.createxml(l_xmldoc);
      
      dbms_output.put_line('START HEADER');
      
      if xmltype.existsnode(l_xml, 'BulkExportRootElement/ExportFileHeader') = 1 then
        dbms_output.put_line('BulkExportRootElement/ExportFileHeader exists');
        dbms_output.put_line( xmltype.extract(l_xml,'BulkExportRootElement/ExportFileHeader/BulkExportId/text()').getstringval()  );
      else
        dbms_output.put_line('BulkExportRootElement/ExportFileHeader NOT exists!');  
      end if;
      
      -- END;
      update APLUS_UKBA_XML
         set job_id = null, 
             timestamp = sysdate,
             status = 'PROCESSED'
       where object_id = p_aplus_ukba_xml_id;
       
    exception
      when e_cannot_parse then
        l_message := 'ap_ukba_upload.process_xml.e_cannot_parse'||CHR(10)||sqlerrm;
        
        update APLUS_UKBA_XML
        set status     = 'ERROR',
            error_desc = l_message,
            job_id     = null,
            timestamp  = sysdate
        where object_id = p_aplus_ukba_xml_id;
        commit;
        raise_application_error(-20333, 'Cannot parse export file');
      when others then
        l_message := sqlerrm;
       update APLUS_UKBA_XML
        set status     = 'ERROR',
            error_desc = l_message,
            job_id     = null,
            timestamp  = sysdate
        where object_id = p_aplus_ukba_xml_id;
        commit;
        raise;
    end;

  OUTPUT:

  START HEADER
  BulkExportRootElement/ExportFileHeader NOT exists!

  As you can see, output says that there is no such thing as "BulkExportRootElement/ExportFileHeader", but based on the XML file, there are.
  
  Please advise, as I don't see where is the problem.
  
  Kind regards
  Tomas
  
  (I used a similar approach in the various projects and no problem)

  you will have something to hope for... ;)
  Try this pending

  with test as
  (select xmltype (
  '
  
    
      152eec86-d151-4fea-affd-e93ab1d05173
      2009-09-16
    
    
      E4G3AA1A09W0A4
      ASSIGNED
      2009-09-16
      1010101
      Smith
      John
      AUS
      
        1980-02-20
      
      703121021
      13031
      Iron Age History
      2010-01-08
      2010-02-13
    
    
      E4G3AA1A09V0A7
      USED
      2009-09-16
      1010102
      March
      Wi
      AUS
      
        1983-06-25
      
      PQ254689
      13031
      Iron Age History
      2010-01-08
      2010-02-13
    
  ') xmlmsg from dual
  )
  select extract (xmlmsg
                 ,'/BulkExportRootElement/ExportFileHeader/BulkExportId/text()'
                 ,'xmlns:ns2="http://homeoffice.gov.uk/immigration/migrant/cas/bulk-cas-common-200903" xmlns="http://homeoffice.gov.uk/immigration/migrant/cas/bulk-cas-export-200903"'
                 ).getStringVal()
    from test
  

• Problem with table with XMLTYPE column extractvalue.

  I don't know there is a simple answer, but I have problems
  extract data from a column of xmltype type.
  I have two tables
  

  descr dab_xml

  Name
  -----------------------------------------------------
  XMLTYPE TABLE
  

  descr dab_test

  Name
  -----------------------------------------------------
  A NUMBER
  NUMBER OF AB
  CLOB DATA
  DATA2 VARCHAR2 (1600)
  MYXML XMLTYPE
  
  I inserted the Oracle XML purchaseOrder.xml example in the two dab_xml
  and the myxml in dab_test column.
  
  When I run the following:
  
  SELECT extractvalue (OBJECT_VALUE, ' / PurchaseOrder/reference "")
  OF dab_xml;
  
  SBELL-2002100912333601PDT returned
  
  When I run the present:
  
  SELECT extractvalue (OBJECT_VALUE, ' / PurchaseOrder/reference "")
  FROM (select dab_test myxml);
  
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-00904: "OBJECT_VALUE": invalid identifier
  
  Why are the two different?
  
  Any help will be appreciated.
  
  Kind regards
  
  David

  In short, you want to

  SELECT extractvalue(myxml, '/PurchaseOrder/Reference')
  FROM dab_test;
  

  This difference is that for dab_xml, it has no columns defined for the table, so you are [OBJECT_VALUE | http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/pseudocolumns006.htm#sthref830] as an alias for a column does not exist.

  With dab_test, you have a column that contains the XML, you must use this column instead of OBJECT_VALUE name.

• Excerpt from XMLType problem with different namespaces

  Hello

  I need some advice on how to extract the child element to the XML fragment where the parent namespace differs child name space. I have done the broad research and I've tried several options but have had no success.

  This is fragment plsql sample

  vTheXML: = XMLType ("< GeneratedDocument xmlns ="http://tempuri.org/"> ")

  " < file_name xmlns =" http://services.DPM.com.au/intelledox/ "> Test.pdf < / Filename > .

  (< / GeneratedDocument > ');

  Below successfully returns a GeneratedDocument element (IE any fragment)

  vExtractXML: = vTheXML.extract ('/ GeneratedDocument ',' xmlns = "http://tempuri.org/"');

  But none of below works. They return null. I do not know how to represent the different namespaces in the function call retrieves XMLType

  vExtractXML: = vTheXML.extract ('/ GeneratedDocument/filename ',' xmlns = "http://services.dpm.com.au/intelledox/"');

  vExtractXML: = vTheXML.extract ('/ GeneratedDocument/filename ',' xmlns = "http://tempuri.org/"xmlns ="http://services.dpm.com.au/intelledox/"');

  vExtractXML: = vTheXML.extract ('/ GeneratedDocument/filename ',' xmlns = "http://tempuri.org/"');

  Below works, but would ideally use more precise criteria of XPath

  vExtractXML: = vTheXML.extract ("/ / filename ',' xmlns ="http://services.dpm.com.au/intelledox/"'");

  Thank you

  Hello

  Of course, you cannot declare two namespaces by default in the namespace mapping, use at least a prefix to distinguish them:

  vExtractXML: = vTheXML.extract ('/ GeneratedDocument / ns1:FileName ',' xmlns = "http://tempuri.org/" xmlns:ns1 = "http://services.dpm.com.au/intelledox/"');

  (NB: extract and extractvalue, etc. have been deprecated in 11.2)

• Multilingual in XMLTYPE problem

  Hi Experts,

  My database as follows:

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production

  CORE Production 11.2.0.3.0

  AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production

  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production

  WE8ISO8859P1 NLS_CHARACTERSET

  IM XML storage in one of the table in my database in the XMLTYPE column. But when my XML node contains a multilingual value (Ex: Chinese) is to show the Junk value. Is it possible to store it's?

  INSERT IN web_xml_file (file_no, web_file_data, record_status, user_created, created) VALUES (v_file_no, xmltype.createxml (p_in_xml), "UNP", USER, SYSDATE);

  NUMBER FILE_NO,

  XMLTYPE OF the WEB_FILE_DATA,

  RECORD_STATUS VARCHAR2 (3),

  MSG_ERREUR VARCHAR2 (4000).

  USER_CREATED VARCHAR2 (50).

  DATE OF CREATION,

  USER_CHANGED VARCHAR2 (50).

  MODIFICATION DATE

  The following seems to work but be aware, that this is still a hack and certainly not bulletproof.

  The best way to handle this is to have the AL32UTF8 migrated db character set, or the external analysis.

  Select utl_i18n.raw_to_nchar (utl_i18n.string_to_raw (skywardsnumber), 'AL32UTF8') as skywardsnumber

  utl_i18n.raw_to_nchar (utl_i18n.string_to_raw (title), "AL32UTF8") as the title

  utl_i18n.raw_to_nchar (utl_i18n.string_to_raw (firstname), "AL32UTF8") as a first name

  utl_i18n.raw_to_nchar (utl_i18n.string_to_raw (familyname), "AL32UTF8") as familyname

  from xmltable ('/ data/passengerinformation ')

  from xmltype (dbms_xslprocessor.read2clob ('XML_DIR', 'multi.xml', nls_charset_id('CHAR_CS')))

  path of columns skywardsnumber varchar2 (100) 'skywardsnumber '.

  , title varchar2 (100) path 'title '.

  , path of varchar2 (100) firstname "firstname".

  , familyname varchar2 (100) path "familyname".

  ) x ;

  Explanations:

  (1) I put your example of XML in a file saved with UTF-8 encoding and it shipped to a database directory (DOC_DIR).

  (2) I have access to the file as CLOB using DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR.read2clob, and (here's the trick) considering the file in the db character set (mine was WE8ISO8859P15). Accordingly, all multibyte characters are converted into single-byte characters in the DB character set.

  (3) I use the XMLType constructor to construct an instance of XMLType off the CLOB and analyze with XMLTABLE.

  (4) who gives me four columns which I then convert into sequences of bytes (utl_i18n.string_to_raw) and finally to NCHAR (utl_i18n.raw_to_nchar) by specifying the encoding of the original file.

• Problem in the select statement on the xmltype table

  Hello
  
  I have a table xmltype with a type of object/atrribute to the CLOB data type. When I now do a query, I get the error ORA-22835 - what goes wrong? The data type of the attribute of the source and the declared variable is CLOB.

  DECLARE
    vFoto  CLOB;
  BEGIN
    SELECT SUBSTR(pe.foto_pass, 1, 100) INTO vFoto
      FROM fp_epass_pass_antraege pa
         , XMLTABLE('/PassAntrag'
           PASSING pa.sys_nc_rowinfo$
           COLUMNS antrag     XMLTYPE PATH '/PassAntrag/Antrag'
                 , person     XMLTYPE PATH '/PassAntrag/Person') paan
         , XMLTABLE('/'
           PASSING paan.antrag
           COLUMNS uuid       VARCHAR2(38) PATH 'UUID') an
         , XMLTABLE('/'
           PASSING paan.person
           COLUMNS foto_pass  CLOB PATH 'FotoPass') pe
           WHERE an.uuid = '84239536904120131828493266953553299522';
  END;

  Thanks in advance.
  
  Kind regards
  Martin

  Martin1 wrote:
  But now I have to decode the base64binary data.

  The BLOB that results already contains the decoded base64 data.

  Now, given your sample, it seems the decoded content (or at least a part of it) contains data base64 again. Is this right?