Select * from emp where ename=(procedure1(procedure2(procedure3)));
I have a big problem
I have to check the data for quality data
Lets say i have to check data in emp table
First i have to check whether the empno is of type number
IF empno=number then
if ename starts with a particualar format then
---printouts and this procedure goes on for about 10 coulumns
I have designed a hard coded procedure where I input table name and column name and the procedure does the checks and give out result
I have planned to call that procedures here for each checks
its like i make the procedure to execute and the procedure returns rowid of the correct data
now i have to apply the second procedure where input is all the rowids of previous procedure and it goes on
I even dont know whether procedure is correct or function is correct
Its like select * from emp where ename=(procedure1(procedure2(procedure3)));
each procedure's output is Rowids only which satisfy a particular format of data
Please explain me in details
Please please help me.
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SQL> -- generic type to serve as input cursors to the validation functions
SQL> create or replace type TFormatCheckRow as object
2 (
3 row_identifier varchar2(30),
4 value varchar2(100)
5 );
6 /
Type created.
SQL>
SQL> -- validation functions returns the rowid of rows that are valid
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2 (
3 row_identifier varchar2(30)
4 );
5 /
Type created.
SQL>
SQL> create or replace type TRowIDTable is table of TRowID;
2 /
Type created.
SQL>
SQL>
SQL> create or replace package LIB is
2
3 type TCursor is REF CURSOR;
4 end;
5 /
Package created.
SQL>
SQL> -- sample validation function to check if the value is a valid NUMBER, and
SQL> -- if so will return the rowid of that row for further processing
SQL> create or replace function ValidateNumber( c LIB.TCursor ) return TRowIDTable
2 pipelined is
3
4 MAX_FETCH_SIZE constant number := 100;
5 type TBuffer is table of TFormatCheckRow;
6
7 buffer TBuffer;
8
9 function IsNumber( val varchar2 ) return boolean is
10 n number;
11 begin
12 n := TO_NUMBER( val );
13 return( TRUE );
14 exception when OTHERS then
15 return( FALSE );
16 end;
17
18 begin
19 loop
20 fetch c bulk collect into buffer limit MAX_FETCH_SIZE;
21
22 for i in 1..buffer.Count
23 loop
24 if IsNumber( buffer(i).value ) then
25 PIPE ROW( TRowID( buffer(i).row_identifier ) );
26 end if;
27 end loop;
28
29 exit when c%NOTFOUND;
30 end loop;
31
32 close c;
33
34 return;
35 end;
36 /
Function created.
SQL> show error
No errors.
SQL>
SQL>
SQL> -- a sample table to check
SQL> create table foo_tab
2 (
3 some_value varchar2(20)
4 )
5 /
Table created.
SQL>
SQL>
SQL> -- put some data into the table
SQL> insert
2 into foo_tab
3 select
4 object_id
5 from all_objects
6 where rownum < 11
7 /
10 rows created.
SQL>
SQL> insert
2 into foo_tab
3 select
4 SUBSTR(object_name,1,20)
5 from all_objects
6 where rownum < 11
7 /
10 rows created.
SQL>
SQL> commit;
Commit complete.
SQL>
SQL> -- return rowids of all rows from FOO_TAB where the column SOME_VALUE is a valid number
SQL> select
2 row_identifier
3 from TABLE(ValidateNumber( CURSOR(select TFormatCheckRow(f.rowid,f.some_value) from foo_tab f) ))
4 /
ROW_IDENTIFIER
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAA
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAB
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAC
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAD
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAE
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAF
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAG
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAH
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAI
AAAOQKAAEAAAAFQAAJ
10 rows selected.
SQL>
SQL>
SQL> -- list the rows that contain valid numbers
SQL> with ROWID_LIST as
2 (
3 select
4 row_identifier
5 from TABLE(ValidateNumber( CURSOR(select TFormatCheckRow(f.rowid,f.some_value) from foo_tab f) ))
6 )
7 select
8 *
9 from foo_tab f
10 where f.rowid in (select row_identifier from ROWID_LIST)
11 order by 1
12 /
SOME_VALUE
258
259
311
313
314
316
317
319
605
886
10 rows selected.
SQL>
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