Rename the column names in Embedded BPM Worklist

Hi,
I have embedded the BPM worklist in ADF Page.
My requirement is to rename the column names in the task list.
For example, the column 'state' should be renamed as 'Status' and the column 'from User' should be renamed as 'From'.
Is there any possibility to achieve this? Please let me know.
Regards,
Tamil

See if the solution in this post helps -
Re: Customize workspaceAlso , its better to post these questions in the BPM forum -
Business Process Management SuiteEdited by: Sudipto Desmukh on Apr 27, 2012 8:57 AM

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hi,
Does anyone know how to rename the column name in oracle 8i?My method was drop the relationship key first then delete the old column,finally add the new column.
Thanks for your replay.
jing

There is no facilty to rename a column name in Oracle 8i. This is possible from Oracle 9.2 version onwards.
For you task one example given below.
Example:-
Already existed table is ITEMS
columns in ITEMS are ITID, ITEMNAME.
But instead of ITID I want ITEMID.
Solution:-
step 1 :- create table items_dup
as select itid itemid, itemname from items;
step 2 :- drop table items;
step 3 :- rename items_dup to items;
Result:-
ITEMS table contains columns ITEMID, ITEMNAME

Rename the Column Name in the Repository

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after creation the Repository and some Answers I want to change the name of some columns in the Repository (Presentation Layer or Busines Layer).
After changing this column names the answers will not work any more until I replace the columns in answers.
Has got somebody experience with changing column names in Repository and Catalog without replacing the columns in answers?
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Rename the objects in the Business Model Layer and that would get automatically reflected in Presentation Layer. In order for presentation layer to remain constant just double click on the columns and uncheck the "Use Logical Column Names". This would ensure that your presentation layer is not renamed when you rename the BM.
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How to rename the column field names

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i am retrieving my field names from the database and i view it thru HTML.
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why not use alias:
your query is
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How to rename a column name in a table? Thanks first!

I tried to drop a column age from table student by writing the
following in the sql plus environment as :
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I have oracle enterprise edition 8.0.5 installed at windows 2000
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In Oracle 8i, your syntax would have worked. However, if I
recall correctly, in Oracle 8.0, you can't rename or drop a
column directly. One way to get around that problem is to
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original table, providing the new column name as an alias if you
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select statement if you just want to drop it. Then drop the
original table. Then re-create the original table based on a
select statement from the other table. Then you can drop the
other table. Here is an example:
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CREATE TABLE student
AS
SELECT *
FROM   temporary_table_name
DROP TABLE temporary_table_name
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TO Rename a column name

Hi all,
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'employee_name'
' employee_city' ( Note the spaces before the column name )
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Obviously the table was created this way:
SQL>create table testtab
"employee_id" number,
"employee_name" varchar2(100),
" employee_city" varchar2(100)
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employee_id                                        NUMBER
employee_name                                      VARCHAR2(100)
employee_city                                     VARCHAR2(100)Note the double quotes: Columns that are created this way can only be selected using double quotes, too:
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select employee_city from testtab
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Gerd

Can I change the Column Name without losing data and change the sequence

Dear Experts,
I want to change the column name without changing the sequence and dont want lose the data.

Oracle Version : ?
Example Based on 10g.
SQL> conn scott/tiger
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TEMPORARY VARCHAR2(1)
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Oracle 10g - Defining the column name in Non English

Hi Experts,
I have an exisitng application which is developed on Windows using ASP Technology and uses Oracle 10g 10.1.0.2.0.
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1. Yes, you can.
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I have to insert into the tables present in the Tabname field with the values present in the ValuesTobeFilled in the columns present in the Colname field.
Note: The Mapping table need not contain all the columns of the base table. The columns that are not present can be filled with null. And this mapping table is not fixed i.e. rows can be inserted/deleted frequently.
Sample values in mapping table:
Tabname                        Colname        ValuesTobeFilled
sample_items     Eno     Corresponding Expression to get the values from XML input
sample_items     Ename     Corresponding Expression to get the values from XML input
XXX     YYY     Corresponding Expression to get the values from XML input
Before filling in the actual tables, I have to store the entire data temporarily and I have used a tabletype declared as follows:
TYPE T_sample_items IS TABLE OF sample_items%ROWTYPE INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
l_sample_items T_sample_items;
Where the table sample_items have the following columns:
•     Eno
•     Ename
•     Eaddress
•     Eemail
So, the tabletype should be filled as:
Eno     Ename     Eaddress     EEmail
1     XXX     -     -
I have declared a cursor to select the values from mapping table and I need to fill in the ValuesTobeFilled values to the corresponding table.
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IS
select * from mapping where tabname = c_tname;
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IS
SELECT DISTINCT TABNAME FROM mapping;
FOR crsr IN c_tables
LOOP
p_tname := CRSR.TABNAME;
FOR csr IN c_xpath(p_tname)
LOOP
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THEN
l_node_value := l_xml_doc.extract(CSR.XPATH_EXP).getStringVal(); -- This is the value to be stored in the corresponding column
ELSE
     l_node_value := NULL;
END IF;
IF CSR.COLUMN_NAME = ‘eno’
THEN
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ELSIF CSR.COLUMN_NAME = ‘ename’
THEN
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END IF;
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
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I have a problem with Dynamic SQL.
I have written an SQL which will dynamically generate the Select statement with from and where clause in it.
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v_ins_tab VARCHAR2 (4000) := NULL;
v_insert VARCHAR2 (4000) := NULL;
v_ins_query VARCHAR2 (4000) := NULL;
OPEN insert_csr FOR CASE
WHEN v_where IS NOT NULL
THEN 'SELECT '
|| v_select
|| ' FROM '
|| v_table
|| v_where
|| ';'
ELSE 'SELECT ' || v_select || ' FROM ' || v_table || ';'
END;
LOOP
v_ins_query :=
'INSERT INTO '
|| v_ins_tab
|| '('
|| v_insert
|| ') VALUES ('
|| How to fetch the column names here
|| ');';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE v_ins_query;
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Please help me out with the above problem.
Edited by: kumar0828 on Feb 7, 2013 10:40 PM
Edited by: kumar0828 on Feb 7, 2013 10:42 PM

>
I Built the statement as required but i need the column list because the first column value of each row should be inserted into one more table.
So i was asking how to fetch the column list in a ref cursor so that value can be inserted in one more table.
>
Then add a RETURNING INTO clause to the query to have Oracle return the first column values into a collection.
See the PL/SQL Language doc
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Dear All,
Please go through the following code. While executing the following code i am getting an error saying that dbms_sql.describe_columns overflow, col_name_len=35. Use describe_columns2.
Please guide me how to proceed further. Or please help me, how can i get the column names when i issue a dynamic select clause.
DECLARE
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COL_CNT INTEGER ;
A INTEGER;
SEL_CLAUSE VARCHAR2(2000);
DESC_T DBMS_SQL.DESC_TAB;
REC DBMS_SQL.DESC_REC;
b number;
BEGIN
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DBMS_SQL.PARSE(CUR,SEL_CLAUSE,DBMS_SQL.NATIVE);
DBMS_SQL.DESCRIBE_COLUMNS(CUR,COL_CNT,DESC_T);
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DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('J := '||J || ' COL CNT ' || COL_CNT);
END LOOP;
BEGIN
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EXCEPTION
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Regards,
Balaji

Is there any way can i have it directly??It does not work with static SQL either. Dynamic SQL is no different.
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select 1 x from dual where x = 1
ERROR at line 1:
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SQL> BEGIN
2      FOR rec IN (SELECT *
3                  FROM   (SELECT 1,
4                                 2,
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6                          FROM   DUAL)
7                  WHERE "DECODE(1, 1, 'ONE', 2, 'TWO', " = 'ONE')
8      LOOP
9          NULL;
10      END LOOP;
11 END;
12 /
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Hello All,
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OK I'll think of another workaround.
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You do not have sufficient access privileges to rename the iten "name"

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