SQL Update statement not executing in Filter

Hi,
I am trying to update Documents table using the query resource in a custom component. The document table is requred to upate for vault file(1 row) and for weblayout file(1 row). The java code is executing in PostConversionFilter, the sql is defined in query resource.
Query Resource is defined in componet like..
MyQResource=UPDATE Documents SET dOriginalName = ?, dFormat = ?, dFileSize = ?, dExtension = ? WHERE (dID = ? AND dIsPrimary = ? AND dIsWebFormat = ?)
This SQL executes for vault file means dIsPrimary = 1 AND dIsWebFormat = 0 however the same is not executing when for weblayout file dIsPrimary = 0 AND dIsWebFormat = 1
I putting here final satement formed, got by systematabase trace as following
For vault file:
UPDATE Documents SET dOriginalName = 'XYZ009174~1.spdf', dFormat = 'application/vnd.sealedmedia.softseal.pdf', dFileSize = 0, dExtension = 'spdf' WHERE (dID = '9559' AND dIsPrimary = 1 AND dIsWebFormat = 0)
For weblayuot file:
UPDATE Documents SET dOriginalName = 'XYZ009174~1.spdf', dFormat = 'application/vnd.sealedmedia.softseal.pdf', dFileSize = 0, dExtension = 'spdf' WHERE (dID = '9559' AND dIsPrimary = 0 AND dIsWebFormat = 1)
There is no error in logs, traces. I am using UCM 11g. in Documents table 1 row is updated for vault file only I am expecting for weblyaout updation also.
Please help what could be the possible cause?
Thanks,
Manoj
Edited by: Manoj Kumar on 15-May-2012 13:03

If I got your question, you state that you see a SQL statement in systemdatabase tracing, but it is not executed in the database? Btw. you should see further details (such as how much time the query took) if you turn on full verbose tracing.
I'd just go and try to execute the same queries directly in the database (e.g. in sqlplus console). My guess is that there will be no record according to the second WHERE clause...

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FN_LNM_DRM_ENCRYPTNSUM(LAST_NM),PHONE_NO =
FN_PHONE_DRM_ENCRYPTNSUM(PHONE_NO),PRIMARY_EMAIL_ADDRESS_NM =
FN_EMAIL_DRM_ENCRYPTNSUM(PRIMARY_EMAIL_ADDRESS_NM)
, lock_id = -1
WHERE ROWID
BETWEEN :starting_rowid AND :ending_rowid
and lock_id <> -1 ;
v_status : 4
v_try : 0

I tried to do the update using chunk sql and ran the procedure again..No updates are made.
CREATE OR REPLACE procedure
proc_table_mask_chunk_sql (p_tblName in varchar2
,p_strmCount in number)
IS
| Name: A516907.proc_table_mask
| Version: 1.0
| Function: The procedure generates the block which will mask the table based on inputrs from
MSK_INVENTORY_COLS table
| Modification History:
| Ver: Date: Who: What:
| 1.0 2012-11-26 HB Created
vtbl_Name varchar2(100);
vtbl_Count number(19,0);
vStrm_row_count number(19,0);
vCurs_count number(19,0) := 1;
vsql varchar2(1000);
vsql_pk varchar2(1000);
vstragg varchar2(4000);
vtaskName varchar2(100) := 'Mask Data in table '||p_tblName ;
pstartnum number(19,0);
pendnum number(19,0);
upd_st number(19,0) := 1;
v_prim_key varchar2(100);
l_try NUMBER;
l_status NUMBER;
begin
DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.CREATE_TASK (vtaskName);
-- Use function Stragg to get the update statement from MSK_INVENTORY_COLS
select stragg(MIC.COLUMN_NAME || ' = ' || MIC.FUNCTION_NAME|| '(' ||MIC.COLUMN_NAME||')') into vstragg from MSK_INVENTORY_COLS mic
WHERE MIC.TABLE_NAME = p_tblName;
select stragg(UCC.COLUMN_NAME) COLUMN_NAME into v_prim_key
from user_constraints uc , user_cons_Columns ucc
where UC.CONSTRAINT_TYPE = 'P'
and UC.CONSTRAINT_NAME = UCC.CONSTRAINT_NAME
and UCC.TABLE_NAME = p_tblName;
vsql_pk := 'SELECT distinct ' || v_prim_key || ','|| v_prim_key || ' FROM ' || p_tblName;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ( 'vsql_pk : ' ||vsql_pk);
--EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ' select stragg(COLUMN_NAME ||''=''||FUNCTION_NAME||''(''||COLUMN_NAME||'')'') from MSK_INVENTORY_COLS WHERE TABLE_NAME = ' ||p_tblName INTO vstragg ;
--EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'select count(1) from vtbl_Name' into vtbl_Count;
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'select count(1) from '||p_tblName into vtbl_Count;
--DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ( 'vtbl_Count : ' ||vtbl_Count);
vStrm_row_count := round( vtbl_Count/p_strmCount);
DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.CREATE_CHUNKS_BY_SQL(vtaskName, vsql_pk, false);
--DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ( 'vStrm_row_count : ' ||vStrm_row_count);
--EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SELECT MIN( '||v_prim_key||') from ' ||p_tblName into pstartnum;
----dbms_output.put_line (' pstartnum : ' || pstartnum);
--pendnum := vStrm_row_count;
----dbms_output.put_line (' pendnum : ' || pendnum);
-- Update statement
vsql := vsql ||chr(10) || ' UPDATE '|| p_tblName || ' /*+ parallel ( '||p_tblName ||', '||p_strmCount||') */ ' ;
vsql := vsql ||chr(10) || ' SET '|| vstragg;
vsql := vsql ||chr(10) || ' , lock_id = -1 WHERE ' ;
vsql := vsql ||chr(10) || v_prim_key|| ' BETWEEN :start_id and :end_id ';
vsql := vsql ||chr(10) || ' and lock_id <> -1 ; ' ;
--DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.CREATE_TASK (vtaskName||'_'||upd_st);
DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.RUN_TASK ( vtaskName
, vsql
, DBMS_SQL.native
, parallel_level => p_strmCount
L_try := 0;
L_status := DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.TASK_STATUS(vtaskName);
WHILE(l_try < 2 and L_status != DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.FINISHED and ((L_status = 7) or( L_status = 8) ))
Loop
L_try := l_try + 1;
DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.RESUME_TASK(vtaskName);
L_status := DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.TASK_STATUS(vtaskName);
END LOOP;
end;
Block run :
DECLARE
P_TBLNAME VARCHAR2(32767);
P_STRMCOUNT NUMBER;
BEGIN
P_TBLNAME := 'EMPLOYEE_DIM';
P_STRMCOUNT := 10;
A516907.PROC_TABLE_MASK_CHUNK_SQL ( P_TBLNAME, P_STRMCOUNT );
COMMIT;
END;
/

Use of ROWID in SQL Update Statement

Hi All,
I have an update statement which uses the rowid column to perform the selection on the target table. Given that a rowid represents the physical location of a row on disk we know that this reference can change when various activities are performed on the database/table/row etc...
Here is an example of the statement I am issuing:
UPDATE tabA outertab SET col1 = 'Value'
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM tabA innertab WHERE outertab.ROWID = outertab.ROWID AND ...)
Obviously the inner query is more complicated and uses other tables etc... but for the purposes of the example we dont need to include the detail.
My question is: When using rowid in a single SQL statement as a reference from a subquery to the outer statement is there a risk that external activities can change the rowid and those changes be reflected within the database session that my query is executing thus causing an inconsistency between the inner and outer SQL clause?
In response to the question which will follow this post: "Why don't you just use a PK", We would like to avoid maintaining a PK on the table as we are talking about very large volumes of data and we dont want to have to issue a call to a sequence if we can avoid it when we are inserting the data. If however there is a risk that this Update statement could fail or update the wrong rows then we may have to use a PK.
I know there is a lot of threads about this but I havnt been able to find one that someone has answered with any kind of confidence or clarity, any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Keith
Edited by: The Turtle on Mar 5, 2009 5:24 AM

When using rowid in a single SQL statement as a reference from a subquery to the outer statement is there a risk that external activities can change the rowid and those changes be reflected within the database session that my query is executing thus causing an inconsistency between the inner and outer SQL clause?No, it's safe to use rowid in this type of query. Docs
A row's assigned rowid remains unchanged unless the row is exported and imported using the Import and Export utilities. When you delete a row from a table and then commit the encompassing transaction, the deleted row's associated rowid can be assigned to a row inserted in a subsequent transaction.

How to convert the following FORALL Update to direct SQL UPDATE statement

I have a FORALL loop to update a table. It is taking too long. I want to rewrite the code to a direct UPDATE sql. Also, any other tips or hints which can help run this proc faster?
CURSOR cur_bst_tm IS
SELECT listagg(tm, ' ') WITHIN GROUP(ORDER BY con_addr_id) best_time,
       con_addr_id
   FROM   (select Trim(Upper(con_addr_id)) con_addr_id,
                  ||decode(Initcap(start_day),
                                  'Monday', 'm',
                                'Tuesday', 'tu',
                                'Wednesday', 'w',
                                'Thursday', 'th',
                                'Friday', 'f',
                                 Initcap(start_day))
                  ||'='
                  ||trunc(( ( TO_DATE(start_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM') - trunc(TO_DATE(start_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')) ) * 24 * 60 ))
                  ||','
                  ||trunc(( ( TO_DATE(end_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM') - trunc(TO_DATE(end_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')) ) * 24 * 60 )) tm
           FROM   (SELECT DISTINCT * FROM ODS_IDL_EDGE_OFFC_BST_TM)
             WHERE con_addr_id is not null)
GROUP BY con_addr_id
ORDER BY con_addr_id;
TYPE ARRAY IS TABLE OF cur_bst_tm%ROWTYPE;
l_data ARRAY;
BEGIN
OPEN cur_bst_tm;
     LOOP
    FETCH cur_bst_tm BULK COLLECT INTO l_data LIMIT 1000;
    FORALL i IN 1..l_data.COUNT
      UPDATE ODS_CONTACTS_ADDR tgt
      SET best_times = l_data(i).best_time,
      ODW_UPD_BY = 'IDL - MASS MARKET',
       ODW_UPD_DT = SYSDATE,
      ODW_UPD_BATCH_ID = '0'
      WHERE Upper(edge_id) = l_data(i).con_addr_id
       AND EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM ods_idl_edge_cont_xref src
                   WHERE tgt.contacts_odw_id = src.contacts_odw_id
                      AND src.pc_flg='Y')
    EXIT WHEN cur_bst_tm%NOTFOUND;
    END LOOP;
CLOSE cur_bst_tm;Record count:-
select count(*) from
ODS_IDL_EDGE_OFFC_BST_TM;
140,000
SELECT count(*)
FROM ods_idl_edge_cont_xref src
WHERE src.pc_flg='Y';
118,000
SELECT count(*)
FROM ODS_CONTACTS_ADDR;
671,925
Database version 11g.
Execution Plan for the update:
Operation     Object Name     Rows     Bytes     Cost     Object Node     In/Out     PStart     PStop
UPDATE STATEMENT Optimizer Mode=ALL_ROWS          6 K          8120
UPDATE     ODW_OWN2.ODS_CONTACTS_ADDR
HASH JOIN SEMI          6 K     256 K     8120
TABLE ACCESS FULL     ODW_OWN2.ODS_CONTACTS_ADDR     6 K     203 K     7181
TABLE ACCESS FULL     ODW_OWN2.ODS_IDL_EDGE_CONT_XREF     118 K     922 K     938
Edited by: user10566312 on May 14, 2012 1:07 AM

The code tag should be in lower case like this {noformat}{noformat}. Otherwise your code format will be lost.
Here is a update statementupdate ods_contacts_addr tgt
set (
          best_times, odw_upd_by, odw_upd_dt, odw_upd_batch_id
     ) =
          select best_time, odw_upd_by, odw_upd_dt, odw_upd_batch_id
          from (
               select listagg(tm, ' ') within group(order by con_addr_id) best_time,
                    'IDL - MASS MARKET' odw_upd_by,
                    sysdate odw_upd_dt,
                    '0' odw_upd_batch_id,
                    con_addr_id
               from (
                         select Trim(Upper(con_addr_id)) con_addr_id,
                              ||decode(Initcap(start_day), 'Monday', 'm', 'Tuesday', 'tu', 'Wednesday', 'w', 'Thursday', 'th', 'Friday', 'f', Initcap(start_day))
                              ||'='
                              ||trunc(((TO_DATE(start_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')-trunc(TO_DATE(start_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')))*24*60 ))
                              ||','
                              ||trunc(((TO_DATE(end_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')-trunc(TO_DATE(end_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')))*24*60)) tm
                         FROM (
                              select distinct * from ods_idl_edge_offc_bst_tm
                         WHERE con_addr_id is not null
               group
               by con_addr_id
          where upper(tgt.edge_id) = con_addr_id
where exists
          SELECT 1
          FROM ods_idl_edge_cont_xref src
          WHERE tgt.contacts_odw_id = src.contacts_odw_id
          AND src.pc_flg='Y'
and exists
          select null
          from (
               SELECT listagg(tm, ' ') WITHIN GROUP(ORDER BY con_addr_id) best_time,
                    'IDL - MASS MARKET' odw_upd_by,
                    SYSDATE odw_upd_dt,
                    '0' odw_upd_batch_id,
                    con_addr_id
               FROM (
                         select Trim(Upper(con_addr_id)) con_addr_id,
                              ||decode(Initcap(start_day), 'Monday', 'm', 'Tuesday', 'tu', 'Wednesday', 'w', 'Thursday', 'th', 'Friday', 'f', Initcap(start_day))
                              ||'='
                              ||trunc(((TO_DATE(start_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')-trunc(TO_DATE(start_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')))*24*60 ))
                              ||','
                              ||trunc(((TO_DATE(end_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')-trunc(TO_DATE(end_tm,'HH12:MI:SS PM')))*24*60)) tm
                         FROM (
                              SELECT DISTINCT * FROM ODS_IDL_EDGE_OFFC_BST_TM
                         WHERE con_addr_id is not null
               GROUP
               BY con_addr_id
          where upper(tgt.edge_id) = con_addr_id
This is an untested code. If there is any syntax error then please fix it and try.

Sql Update Statement (complex)

Hi ,
A very good morning to all.
I am stuck in a problem , and i really hope for solutiion.
I have a dimension table (DIM_CAR) for which i need to write a update statement.
My table structure is :
C_ID           Startdate                       EndDate
7546343   2012-05-29 00:00:00   NULL
7546343   2012-05-18 00:00:00   2012-05-29 00:00:00
7546343   2012-05-14 00:00:00   2012-05-18 00:00:00
7546343   2012-05-10 00:00:00   2012-05-10 00:00:00
7546343   2012-05-10 00:00:00   2012-05-14 00:00:00
7546343   2012-03-22 00:00:00   2012-03-22 00:00:00
7546343   2012-03-15 00:00:00   2012-03-22 00:00:00
7546343   2012-02-02 00:00:00   2012-03-15 00:00:00
7546343   2012-01-31 00:00:00   2012-02-02 00:00:00
Now the scenario is Whenever any update comes in car , then it closes the previous record and open a new record(SCD)
For e.g the 1st update comes on 2012-02-02 , so it closes the last record (by putting 2012-02-02) in end date and open a new record by putting 2012-02-02 in startdate. Then update comes in 2012-03-15 and so on. The last record is for 2012-05-29 which is
still open as there is no update after that,
so whenever any update come it opens a new record with startdate value is extract date and enddate value NULL and closes the previous. Then after another update , that NULL value is replace by the new date and another record opens.
My prob is if you will closely analyse the dates , then there are some records missing in the above table due to which there are discrepencies in dates.
E.g. If u see the 6th row, startdate is 2012-03-22 and enddate is also 2012-03-22. But here in this case the enddate should be 2012-05-10(which is next update)
I need to write a sql script to update enddates with the latest update startdate in my table. I have 60000 of C_id which are affected.
COULD ANYONE plz Help.. I knw its difficult but u can give a try ..........Plz ask if anyone requires more info.
Abhishek

Please post DDL, so that people do not have to guess what the keys, constraints, Declarative Referential Integrity, data types, etc. in your schema are. Learn how to follow ISO-11179 data element naming conventions and formatting rules. Temporal data should
use ISO-8601 formats. Code should be in Standard SQL as much as possible and not local dialect.
This is minimal polite behavior on SQL forums.
>> I have a dimension table (DIM_CAR) for which I need to write a update statement. My table structure is : <<
NO! This is a picture of the data; it is not DDL! Is this what you would have posted if you had manners?
CREATE TABLE Foobars
(c_id CHAR(7) NOT NULL,
foo_start_date DATE NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (c_id, foo_start_date), -- my guess!!
CHECK (foo_start_date < foo_end_date),-- another guess!
foo_end_date DATE);
INSERT INTO Foobar
VALUES
('7546343', '2012-05-29', 'NULL),
('7546343', '2012-05-18', '2012-05-29'),
('7546343', '2012-05-14', '2012-05-18'),
('7546343', '2012-05-10', '2012-05-10'),
('7546343', '2012-05-10', '2012-05-14'),
('7546343', '2012-03-22', '2012-03-22'),
('7546343', '2012-03-15', '2012-03-22'),
('7546343', '2012-02-02', '2012-03-15'),
('7546343', '2012-01-31', '2012-02-02');
Now the scenario is Whenever any update comes in car, then it closes the previous record [sic: rows are not records! Please learn basic terms] and open a new record [sic](SCD).
What is “SCD” and why do you think it is meaningful to us? Here is an article on this topic.
Modifying Contiguous Time Periods
This article explains how to modify contiguous time periods that were described in Joe Celko’s article 'Contiguous Time Periods in SQL'. Joe describes the table itself that he calls the 'Kuznetsov History Table'. He explains how it is used to store contiguous
time intervals with constraint to ensure that the date periods really are contiguous, The editor suggested that I give a brief description of how to modify the data in the History table as this may not be entirely obvious.
When trusted constraints enforce data integrity, the data is guaranteed to be valid at the end of any statement, even if it is not committed. When we modify contiguous time periods, in order to get from one valid state to another we may need to insert a row
and update another one, or we may need to delete a row and update another one. This is one of those cases when MERGE really shines – it allows us to get from one valid state to another in one statement, inserting, updating, and deleting rows as needed.
CREATE TABLE Tasks
(task_id INT NOT NULL,
task_score INTEGER NOT NULL,
current_start_date DATE NOT NULL,
current_end_date DATE NOT NULL,
previous_end_date DATE NULL,
CONSTRAINT PK_Tasks_task_id_current_end_date
PRIMARY KEY (task_id, current_end_date),
CONSTRAINT UNQ_Tasks_task_id_previous_end_date
UNIQUE (task_id, previous_end_date),
CONSTRAINT FK_Tasks_task_id_previous_end_date
FOREIGN KEY (task_id, previous_end_date)
REFERENCES Tasks (task_id, current_end_date),
CONSTRAINT CHK_Tasks_previous_end_date_NotAfter_current_start_date
CHECK (previous_end_date <= current_start_date),
CONSTRAINT CHK_Tasks_current_start_date_Before_current_end_date
CHECK (current_start_date < current_end_date)
Some Easy Modifications.
It is easy to begin a new series of time periods
INSERT INTO Tasks
(task_id, task_score, current_start_date, current_end_date, previous_end_date)
VALUES (1, 100, '2010-1002', '2010-1023', NULL),
(1, 80, '2010-1023', '2010-11-03', '2010-1023');
It is just as easy to continue adding periods to the end of the series.
INSERT INTO Tasks
(task_id, task_score, current_start_date, current_end_date, previous_end_date)
VALUES(1, 98, '2010-11-20', '2010-11-25', '2010-11-03'),
(1, 75, '2010-11-26', '2010-11-27', '2010-11-25');
Deleting one or more rows from the end is just as easy, and we shall skip the example. As we have seen, it is easy to perform typical, the most common operations against history of periods.
However, some other operations are less easy and need more explanations. Now that we have enough test data, let us move on to more complex examples. Here is the test data at this moment:
Adding periods to the beginning.
Each series of periods has exactly one first period – this is enforced by the following constraint: Unique_task_id_and_previous_end_date
As a result, when we are inserting one or more periods to the beginning of the series, we have to update the period that used to be the first, as follows:
MERGE INTO Tasks
USING (VALUES (1, 98, '2009-03-01', '2009-03-06', NULL),
(1, 100, '2010-10-02', '2010-10-23', '2009-03-06')
) AS Source (task_id, task_score, current_start_date, current_end_date, previous_end_date)
ON Tasks.task_id = Source.task_id
AND Tasks.current_start_date = Source.current_start_date
WHEN MATCHED
THEN UPDATE
SET task_score = Source.task_score,
current_start_date = Source.current_start_date,
current_end_date = Source.current_end_date,
previous_end_date = Source.previous_end_date
WHEN NOT MATCHED
THEN INSERT (task_id, task_score, current_start_date, current_end_date, previous_end_date)
VALUES (Source.task_id, Source.task_score, Source.current_start_date,
Source.current_end_date, Source.previous_end_date);
Now we will verify that our test data looks as expected, with a new row at the beginning, and previous_end_date column is modified to point to the new row for the row that used to be the first before this modification:
We are also going to discuss some other scenarios, such as adding/deleting periods in the middle of the series. In all these cases we shall be using MERGE, and the DML looks quite similar, so let us wrap it up in a stored procedure.
CREATING A STORED PROCEDURE
The following code implements this merging functionality with a stored procedure that uses a table to hold teh new rows:
CREATE TABLE NewTasks
(task_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
task_score INTEGER NOT NULL,
current_start_date DATE NOT NULL,
current_end_date DATE NOT NULL,
previous_end_date DATE NULL,
deletion_flg CHAR(1));
CREATE PROCEDURE MergeNewTasks
AS BEGIN
MERGE INTO Tasks
USING (SELECT task_id, task_score, current_start_date, current_end_date, previous_end_date, deletion_flg
FROM NewTasks) AS Source
ON Tasks.task_id = Source.task_id
AND Tasks.current_start_date = Source.current_start_date
WHEN MATCHED AND deletion_flg = 'Y'
THEN DELETE
WHEN MATCHED
THEN UPDATE SET
task_score = Source.task_score,
current_start_date = Source.current_start_date,
current_end_date = Source.current_end_date,
previous_end_date = Source.previous_end_date
WHEN NOT MATCHED
THEN INSERT (task_id, task_score, current_start_date, current_end_date, previous_end_date)
VALUES (Source.task_id, Source.task_score, Source.current_start_date, Source.current_end_date, Source.previous_end_date);
END;
Let us use this stored procedure.
Filling a gap in the middle of the series
The following code fills the gap on November 25th.
CREATE TABLE NewTasks (..);
INSERT INTO NewTasks
(task_id, task_score, current_start_date, current_end_date, previous_end_date, deletion_flg)
VALUES (1, 75, '2010-11-25', '2010-11-26', '2010-11-25', 'N'),
(1, 80, '2010-11-26', '2010-11-27', '2010-11-26', 'N');
EXEC MergeNewTasks NewTasks = NewTasks;
Here is the data after this modification, with a period added in the middle fo the series:
Deleting a period in the middle of the series
The following code deletes the period added in the previous example.
CREATE TABLE NewTasks (..);
INSERT INTO NewTasks
(task_id, task_score, current_start_date, current_end_date,
previous_end_date, deletion_flg)
VALUES (1, 75, '2010-11-25', '2010-11-26', '2010-11-25', 'Y'),
(1, 80, '2010-11-26', '2010-11-27', '2010-11-25', 'N');
EXEC MergeNewTasks;
Here is the data after this modification:
Inserting two periods in the middle, and adjusting an exaisting period to make room for them. This is the last and most complex example involving our stored procedure:
CREATE TABLE NewTasks (..);
INSERT INTO NewTasks
(task_id, task_score, current_start_date, current_end_date, previous_end_date, deletion_flg)
VALUES (1, 98, '2010-11-20', '2010-11-22', '2010-11-03', 'N'),
(1, 75, '2010-11-22', '2010-11-23', '2010-11-22', 'N'),
(1, 98, '2010-11-23', '2010-11-25', '2010-11-23', 'N');
EXEC MergeNewTasks;
--CELKO-- Books in Celko Series for Morgan-Kaufmann Publishing: Analytics and OLAP in SQL / Data and Databases: Concepts in Practice Data / Measurements and Standards in SQL SQL for Smarties / SQL Programming Style / SQL Puzzles and Answers / Thinking
in Sets / Trees and Hierarchies in SQL

Basic sql update statement

here are my columns:
SQL> desc leaguetable;
Name Null? Type
LEAGUETABLEID NOT NULL NUMBER(8)
TOURID NUMBER(8)
TEAMNAME VARCHAR2(25)
PLAYED NUMBER(3)
WON NUMBER(3)
LOST NUMBER(3)
DRAW NUMBER(3)
FORFOR NUMBER(3)
AGAINST NUMBER(3)
POINTS NUMBER(3)
POSITION NUMBER(3)
here is my update statement...
Update LEAGUETABLE set played = 1, won = 1, forfor = 3, against = -2, points = 3 where tourid = 10 AND teamName = dundee ;
here is my error...
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00904: invalid column name
i dont see anything wrong with my sql statement. any ideas?

You put us (me) on the wrong track... ORA-00904 is "ORA-00904 string: invalid identifier" not invalid column name.
But, there is your answer: value should be like "Dundee", with quotes.
Example:
SQL> desc leaguetable
Name Null? Type
LEAGUETABLEID NOT NULL NUMBER(8)
TOURID NUMBER(8)
TEAMNAME VARCHAR2(25)
PLAYED NUMBER(3)
WON NUMBER(3)
LOST NUMBER(3)
DRAW NUMBER(3)
FORFOR NUMBER(3)
AGAINST NUMBER(3)
POINTS NUMBER(3)
POSITION NUMBER(3)
SQL> Update LEAGUETABLE set played = 1, won = 1, forfor = 3, against = -2, points = 3 where tourid =
10 AND teamName = dundee ;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00904: "DUNDEE": invalid identifier
SQL> Update LEAGUETABLE set played = 1, won = 1, forfor = 3, against = -2, points = 3 where tourid =
10 and teamname = 'DUNDEE';
1 row updated.

Bulk SQL Update Statements

I need to perform bulk updates on my tables using SQL. The tables are really very big and most of updates occur on couple of million records. As such the process is time consuming and very slow. Is there anything I could do to fine tune these update statements? Please advise. Some of the same SQL statements I use are as follows
update test set gid=1 where gid is null and pid between 0 and 1;
update test set gid=2 where gid is null and pid between 1 and 5;
update test set gid=3 where gid is null and pid between 5 and 10;
update test set gid=4 where gid is null and pid between 10 and 15;
update test set gid=5 where gid is null and pid between 15 and 70;
update test set gid=6 where gid is null and pid between 70 and 100;
update test set gid=7 where gid is null and pid between 100 and 150;
update test set gid=8 where gid is null and pid between 150 and 200;
update test set gid=9 where gid is null and pid between 200 and 300;
Message was edited by:
user567669

Indeed, check out the predicate:
SQL> explain plan for
2 select *
3 from emp
4 where sal between 1000 and 2000;
Explained.
SQL> @utlxpls
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
Plan hash value: 3956160932
| Id | Operation         | Name | Rows | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT |      |     5 |   185 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 1 | TABLE ACCESS FULL| EMP |     5 |   185 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
   1 - filter("SAL"<=2000 AND "SAL">=1000)

SQL Update statement not executing in Filter

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