How to reference a pre-defined table type in entity definition

I have a Table Type brc.sapere.gso.DDL::domain.TIME_PERIOD defined.
I try to use it in an entity definition. (dbcommon.hdbdd is attached.)
But there is an error saying
ERROR brc/sapere/gso/DDL/dbcommon.hdbdd
CDS activation failed;Full qualified names are not allowed
How can I reference the table type?

Kalhari wrote:
Hi, Thanks, but I've seen this. What I need to know is if there is a way to map "user defined table type" specifically, which is a new SQL type introduced with SQL 2008.1. Depends on the database.
2. Depends on the JDBC driver
3. Depends on JDBC spec that it being used.

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It is database/driver specific so you need to use the specific functionality of the driver (not jdbc) to access it.

How do i declare a user defined table type sproc parameter as a local variable?

I have a procedure that uses a user defined table type.
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AS
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Why are you asking how to be an awful SQL programmer?? Your whole approach to SQL is wrong.
We have a DATE data type so your insanely long NVARCHAR(50) of Chinese Unicode strings is absurd. Perhaps you can post your careful research on this? Can you post one example of a fifty character date in any language?
The use of the "sp_" prefix has special meaning in T-SQL dialect. Good SQL programmers do not use CREATE TYPE for anything. It is dialect and useless. It is how OO programmers fake it in SQL.
The design flaw of using a "tbl-" prefix on town names is called "tibbling" and we laugh at it.
There are no lists in RDBMS; all values are shown as scalar values. First Normal Form (1NF)? This looks like a set, which would have a name.
In any -- repeat any -- declarative programming language, we do not use local variables. You have done nothing right at any level. You need more help than forum kludges.
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User defined table type output not coming

hi all,
i have a userdefined type delcared as:
create or replace TYPE SAMPLE_SEARCH AS OBJECT (
-- LIST OF VARIABLE NAMES AND RESPECTIVE DATA TYPE
i have a user defined table type defined as:
create or replace TYPE SAMPLE_SEARCH_TABLE IS TABLE OF SAMPLE_SEARCH;
I have a stored proc which has an output paramter of type SAMPLE_sEARCH_TABLE.
that is,
sp_sample_proc(sample_search_tb OUT SAMPLE_SEARCH_TABLE);
When i invoke the above stored proc from an anonymous pl/sql block , how can i display the contents of the output parameter using dbms_Output statements?

Try this.........This is just a sample code.
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE address1 AS OBJECT
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BEGIN
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u.Object_Type,
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'Add02' || Rownum) BULK COLLECT
INTO v_Addobj
FROM User_Objects u;
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DECLARE
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BEGIN
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Dbms_Output.Put_Line(v_Addobj(1).City);
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Syntax error when creating a user-defined table type in SQL Server 2012

Why am I getting a syntax error when creating a user-defined table type in SQL Server 2014?
CREATE TYPE ReportsTableType AS TABLE
( reportId INT
, questionId INT
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Results:
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 1
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User defined table types sometimes show up a unknown data type in Profiler

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I know this is a old post, but i am also facing the same issue that too in my production server. Did you find any workarround for this issue. Please do reply. Critical problem we are facing.
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User-Defined Table Types - Where is it in SQL Server 2008?

I am having 2 issues:
1. I don't see a folder for 'User-Defined Table Types' under programmability-->Types
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GO
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Hi Shayann,
The user-defined table type is a new
feature from SQL Server 2008. If you want to use it you have to upgrade your database to SQL Server 2008 or above.
In you scenario(SQL Server 2005),as a workaround, you can use the local temporary table instead.
--in SQL Server 2005
CREATE TABLE tblType(id INT,name VARCHAR(99))
GO
CREATE PROC proc1
AS
BEGIN
SELECT * FROM #temp;
END
GO
SELECT * INTO #temp FROM tblType; -- the #temp name is fixed
INSERT INTO #temp VALUES(1,'Eric');
EXEC proc1
--In SQL Server 2008 or above
CREATE TYPE LocationTableType AS TABLE
( id INT,
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GO
CREATE PROC proc1 @t LocationTableType READONLY
AS
BEGIN
SELECT * FROM @t
END
GO
DECLARE @t LocationTableType;
INSERT INTO @t VALUES(1,'Eric');
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I still suggest you upgrade to higher SQL Server.
If you have any question, feel free to let me know.
Best regards,
Eric

Pre defined set types are not determined in CAtegory

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Hi,
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Define table type on runtime...Getting Error..

My requirement is to
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FORALL i IN table_tbl.FIRST .. table_tbl.LAST
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EXCEPTION
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**ORA-06550: line 61, column 52:**
**PLS-00302: component 'FIELD_POSITION_REC' must be declared**
**ORA-06550: line 54, column 13:**
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SUBSTR (raw_data_tbl (i).raw_line_text,
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                      )But it is giving me error. We are on 10g database.
Please suggest the solution to it.
Edited by: BluShadow on 12-Jan-2012 08:21
added {noformat}{noformat} and other tags to make it readable. Please read {message:id=9360002} and learn to do this yourself.

piyushgupta wrote:
My requirement is to
I am trying to define table type on runtime. Please explain - it is not clear from the code what you are attempting.
Also note that PL/SQL is strong typed language. This mean that you cannot define a variable using a weak type and at runtime change that into a formal data type.
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Another method is to use DBMS_SQL to create dynamic code (SQL or PL/SQL) - and perform dynamic binding (the bind determines the data type of the bind variable in the code). If the dynamic code is a SQL select, the describe interface enables you to determine the content (columns and data types) of the SQL projection.
The final method that comes to mind is using a RTTI (Run Time Type Information) interface - something that is also supported by Oracle (and basically the backend implementation of answering a describe interface call). This is however a bit more complex and quite specialised and needs a very unique problem to justify it being used.

Can i return a SYS_REFCURSOR from a programmer defined TABLE type in a fn?

Good morning,
I have a function that i declared a record type, and corresponding table type for that record in.
Throughout my function , i populate my record type, then add the record to the table.
At the end of my function, i'd like to return a sys_refcursor to my table.
is that possible?
everything seems to work up until i try to create a cursor from the table. my records populate the table successfully, and i can use a for loop at the end of my fn() to iterate through the table and echo out my data to dbms_output. what i'd like to do instead, is pass a cursor to my table to the caller of the function.
works:
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Bad idea.
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Now you want to open a refcursor against it - this only works against SQL data. So the data needs to be shipped from the PL/SQL engine to the SQL engine. Then a cursor needs to be created against the temporary set of data in memory.
This is slow. This is cumbersome. The SQL Engine's "temporary data" structure is called a global temporary table. This is a proper SQL table - not a very simplistic array structure that has to be twisted into looking like a SQL table. It already resides in the SQL engine.
The best place for data in Oracle is in a SQL table.
So why then use PL/SQL arrays? For the same reason as you would use them in Pascal, C/C++, Java, Visual Basic, Cobol, Fortran, etc. Dealing with local program specific data and data structures - not as a stand-in for a SQL table.
And as soon as you contemplate running a SQL against a PL/SQL array, you must ask yourself if this is the correct thing to do. 99% of the time, the answer will be "No. This is the Wrong Thing to Do".

How to handle plsql Object and Table type inside BPEL

Hi All,
I have a procedure with 5 IN and 4 OUT parameters. Out of 4, One is Object type and remaining 3 are Table type. Now in my bpel, i am calling this proc from DB Adapter. The DB Adapter wizard created XSD with proper structure. But when i am testing this i am not getting these out parameters values in the payload of Invoke DBAdapter activity. I am neither getting errors nor output.
What could be the issue.?
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Arik,
JDev is not creating any wrapper packages as such. It simply created a XSD with same as my procedure name.
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<element name="OutputParameters">
<complexType>
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<element name="P_OBJ_H_INFO_O" type="db:APPS.H_OBJ_TYPE" db:index="6" db:type="Struct" minOccurs="0" nillable="true"/>
<element name="P_TAB_L_INFO_O" type="db:APPS.L_TAB_TYPE" db:index="7" db:type="Array" minOccurs="0" nillable="true"/>
<element name="P_TAB_M_INFO_O" type="db:APPS.M_TAB_TYPE" db:index="8" db:type="Array" minOccurs="0" nillable="true"/>
<element name="P_TAB_A_INFO_O" type="db:APPS.A_TAB_TYPE" db:index="9" db:type="Array" minOccurs="0" nillable="true"/>
</sequence>
</complexType>
</element>
And again the 3 table types internally referring object types.
Thanks for reply. Awaiting response...
Sudheer

How to build secondary keys dynamicaly in a generic entity definition class

Hi developers,
try to rebuild a generic entity definition class, where every instanced entity typ can has its own set of secondary fields. On the first moment it seems to be no problem, but now my problem is how to bind the annontation @Secondarykey... to the particular fields during construction of the entity shell be used?
Hope I counld make the problem visible?
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Hi Joachim,
After understanding more about your application (off forum) I think I can answer your question more clearly. The general problem is: How can a dynamic, user defined schema be represented in Berkeley DB for multiple entity types, each with any number of properties, and arbitrary secondary keys for selected properties?
There are many ways to do this and I'll describe one approach. I do not recommend using DPL for this case. In our documentation,
http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/je/PersistenceAPI/introduction.html
we say: "Note that we recommend you use the DPL if all you want to do is make classes with a relatively static schema to be persistent." For a dynamic schema that is not represented using Java classes, the base API provides more flexibility.
The common requirements for a dynamic schema are:
1) Each entity has a type, which is roughly equivalent to a Java class. But unlike classes, types may be added dynamically. Queries are normally limited to entities of a particular type; this is not true for all applications, but I will make this assumption here.
2) Each entity contains, at least logically, a Map of key-value properties. The property name is equivalent to a Java field name and the property value is equivalent to the field value. Properties may be added dynamically.
3) Any number of properties for a given type may be defined as secondary keys. Secondary keys may be added dynamically.
One approach for implementing this is as follows.
A) A Database per entity type is created. This allows queries against a given type to be performed withing a single database. For simplicity the database name can be set to the name of entity type.
The alternative is to have a single Database for all entity types. This works well for applications that want to query against properties that are common to all entity types. While such a schema is not common, it does occur; for example, an LDAP schema has this characteristic. If you do store all types in a single Database, and you want to query against a single entity type, you'll need to make the entity type a secondary key and perform a BDB "join" (see Database.join) that includes the type key.
When queries are performed against a single type it is more efficient to have a Database per type. This avoids the extra secondary key for entity type, and the overhead of using it in each query.
Another advantage to using a Database per type is that you can remove the entire Database in one step if the type is deleted. Calling Environment.removeDatabase is more efficient than removing the individual records.
B) The properties for each entity can be stored as serialized key-value pairs. There are several ways to do this, but they are all roughly equivalent:
B-1) If you use a SerialBinding, Java serialization does the work for you, but Java serialization produce larger data and is slower than using a TupleBinding.
B-2) A TupleBinding can be implemented to write the key-value pairs. Each key is the string name. The value can also be a String, if all your data values are already Strings or if you convert values to/from Strings when they are used.
B-3) If you have typed values (the type of each property is known) and you don't want to store values as Strings, you can write each value as a particular type in your TupleBinding. See TupleInput and TupleOutput for details.
If your property values are not simple types (String, Integer, etc) then this approach is more complex. When using a TupleBinding, you will need custom marshaling code for each complex type. If this is too complex, then consider using a SerialBinding. Java serialization will handle arbitrary complex types, as long as each type is serializable.
Another approach is to store each property in record of its own in a Properties database. This is a natural idea to consider, because this is what you might do with a relational database. But I do not recommend this approach because it will be inefficient to reconstruct the entire entity record from the individual property records. With BDB, we are not limited to the relational model so we can store the entire key-value map easily in a single record.
However, this is one advantage to using a Properties database: If you commonly add or remove a single property, and entities normally have a large number of properties, and you do not commonly reconstruct the entire entity (all properties), then the Properties database approach may be more efficient. I do not think this is common, so I won't describe this approach in detail.
C) To support any number of secondary keys, you will need to know which properties are secondary keys and you will need to implement the SecondaryKeyCreator or SecondaryMultiKeyCreator interface.
C-1) Assuming that you have a Database per entity type, the simplest approach is to create a single SecondaryDatabase for each entity type that is associated with the primary Database for that type. The name of the SecondaryDatabase could be the name of the primary Database with a special suffix added.
In this case, you should implement SecondaryMultiKeyCreator that returns all secondary key properties for a given entity. A two-part key should be returned for each property that is a secondary key -- {name, value} -- where name is property name and value is the value (either as a String or as a binary type using TupleInput/TupleOutput). When you perform queries for a given property, you will need to construct the {name, value} key to do the query.
The SecondaryDatabase will need to permit duplicates (see SecondaryConfig.setSortedDuplicates) to allow any of the secondary keys to have the same value for more than one entity. If you have secondary keys that are defined to be unique (only one value per entity) then you will need to enforce that restriction yourself by performing a lookup.
C-2) The alternative is to create a SecondaryDatabase for every property that is a secondary key. The database name could be the primary database name with a suffix identifying the secondary key.
In this case you can implement either SecondaryKeyCreator or SecondaryMultiKeyCreator, depending on whether multiple values for each secondary key are permitted. And you can configure duplicates for the secondary database only if more than one entity may have the same secondary key value.
Each secondary key consists only of its value, the name is not included because it is implied by the SecondaryDatabase in which it is stored. This approach is therefore more efficient than C-1 where we have a single SecondaryDatabase for all properties, because the secondary keys are smaller. However, there is the added work of maintaining the SecondaryDatabases each time the schema is changed: You must create and remove the secondary databases as the schema changes.
For best performance, I recommend C-2.
D) If you have a dynamic schema, you must store your metadata: the information that describes the names of each entity type, the properties allowed for that type (if restricted), and the list of which properties are secondary keys.
I recommend storing metadata in a Database rather than in a file. This database could have a special name that cannot be used for any entity type. When metadata changes, you will be adding and removing databases. To ensure consistency, you should change the metadata and change the databases in a single transaction. This is possible only if you store the metadata in a Database.
The Berkeley DB base API provides the flexibility to implement a dynamic schema in a very efficient manner. But be warned that implementing a data store with a dynamic schema is a complex task. As requirements grow over time, the metadata becomes more complex. You may even have to support evolution of metadata. If possible, try to keeps things as simple as possible.
If you want complete flexibility in your schema and/or you want to store complex data types, you may want to consider storing XML. This is possible with Berkeley DB Java Edition since you can store arbitrary data in a Database, but you must implement secondary indexes for the XML data yourself -- this could be a very complex task. If you don't require pure Java, you should consider the Berkeley DB XML product. BDB XML supports many kinds of indexes as well as large documents, XPath, XQuery, and other features.
Mark

How to fill pre-defined tables in Word 2003 with test results?

Hi All,
I have a simple test board , where i measure different DC levels, with a simple Vi that saves the test results in to a Text file.
These results in text file, were manually typed in to a test report , which is a Word document with tables, but i have now created a macro in word 2003 that can take the results from text file and added to the specific rows and columns in my word test report file.
The big questions is how can i get Labview to,after it has measured the DC levels, write the test results to the specific tables , rows and columns, in the Word document without deleting all?
The attached picture illustrates one tables , and the yellow cells showing the cells that need to be filled in with test results.
Labview vers: 2009
Solved!
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Hi!
I'm a Test Engineer for electronics and I create alot of automated tests with LabVIEW. Many of our customers want testsresults in a fancy and easy-to-read report. I did not have the MS Office Report Generation tool. So I did some research in the Excel Board and came a cross a link to a free open Excel toolkit ( Link ). The toolkit looks like this in LabVIEW:
As you can see, you have many tools to get the job done. I'm talking about reading, writing and formatting Excel. The toolkit uses activeX. If you give me a few minutes I'll create an example for you.
What I do when I create a report:
Step 1. Create a template with all your formatting, macros, images and colors. Name the file for example "template.xlsx" (or .xls if you use an older office version).
Step 2. In your program, copy the file to the desired location and give it a proper name.
Step 3. Aquire some data and write it to the file you copied and renamed.
For my latest project I created a fully-automated testprogram for testing a electric product. After each test a report is generated based on the procedure above. After testing all the products I have for example 300 reports. I then created a program that reads all the reports and creates a summary report that contains statistics for all the tested products. In my program I can also print the reports or the summary report and deliver to our customer. All this takes just a few seconds and adds extra quality to the products we sell to our customer.
Regards,
Even
Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer
Automated Test Developer
Topro AS
Norway

Inbound Processing with reference to user defined Message type

Respected Readers,
I have created a segment with fields
Matnr
mbrsh
mtart
vpsta
maktx
meins
matkl(Total 7 fields)
I have created a idoc also and a message type and assign the idoc with message type.
Now i have set the communication partners also and created the distribution model with my message type and distributed also to the reciver side.
Now as it is not the standard message type like MATMAS so we cannot use the tcode BD10 to send the material.Instead of it i have to write the program to create the idoc for sending it.
So i have created the program for the generation of IDOC.
Upto here picture is clear.
In the case of Inbound in standard we use the tcode BD11 to get material but same thing as we are not using the Standard Message type we have to create our program.
Now in this case i have written a function module and that function module is attached to the process code and process code is attached to the message type and message type is attached to the partner profile.
i have done the assignments in we57 and bd51 also.
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First tell me what i have done is the right procedure or i have to make somechanges somewhere .
Secondly if you please give me the function module code for inbound processing to upload the data in this standard table( mara ,makt) so that material is created in the reciver side also.i will be very thankful to you.
I am only using seven fields in creating the material.
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Thanks

i have done the same thing and used same parameter in import ,export ,tables and exception tab.
i have written some code also .
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in tables.
Somewhere i have read that you have to use the BDC concept Call transaction method to upload the data.
But how to use the BDC code in Function module , i am not getting.
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How to assign values into nested table type in plsql

hi all,
I feel some what difficult to return user defined types from plsql function and procedures .
Can any one help me to learn this .
Version details are as follow
BANNER
Oracle Database 10g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Product
PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
CORE    10.2.0.1.0      Production
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
SQL>
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/* Formatted on 2012/04/05 15:23 (Formatter Plus v4.8.8) */
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION get_emp_names
   RETURN emp_names_nt
IS
   CURSOR ec
   IS
      SELECT ename
        FROM emp;
   v_emp_names   emp_names_nt := emp_names_nt ();
BEGIN
   FOR i IN ec
   LOOP
      v_emp_names.EXTEND ();
      v_emp_names (i) := i.ename;
   END LOOP;
   RETURN v_emp_names;
END;
Error :
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
PLS-00382: expression is of wrong typeThanks in advance .............
Thanks,
P Prakash

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION get_emp_names
   RETURN emp_names_nt
IS
   CURSOR ec
   IS
      SELECT ename
        FROM scott.emp;
   v_emp_names   emp_names_nt := emp_names_nt();
   cnt number:=1;
BEGIN
   FOR i IN ec
   LOOP
      v_emp_names.EXTEND;
      v_emp_names(cnt) := i.ename;
      cnt:=cnt+1;
   END LOOP;
   RETURN v_emp_names;
END;
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