Using columns of user defined types

Can anyone help me display data from a column within a table which is of a user defined type - a object with 4 elements .
Discoverer wont currently display the data - it says a MAP or ORDER method is required.
The type is declared as :
create or replace type m_p as object
( m_p_id number(9),
m_p_start number,
m_p_end number,
m_p_length number )
and the table is declared as
create table t_m_p (
N_ID NUMBER,
N_PL M_P,
N_ATT VARCHAR2(1)
What do I need to do to allow Discoverer 3.1 to display the data held in the N_PL column?
Also : can anyone tell me if it is possible to display data in Discoverer from a thre dimensional varray? - or would I have to create a view on it?

Discoverer does not currently allow queries to contain the extended Oracle 8 object types. The way to resolve this is to write views that present a relational view of the object structure and then build a business area based on these views
Oracle Discoverer Team
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by nikstace ([email protected]):
Can anyone help me display data from a column within a table which is of a user defined type - a object with 4 elements .
Discoverer wont currently display the data - it says a MAP or ORDER method is required.
The type is declared as :
create or replace type m_p as object
( m_p_id number(9),
m_p_start number,
m_p_end number,
m_p_length number )
and the table is declared as
create table t_m_p (
N_ID NUMBER,
N_PL M_P,
N_ATT VARCHAR2(1)
What do I need to do to allow Discoverer 3.1 to display the data held in the N_PL column?
Also : can anyone tell me if it is possible to display data in Discoverer from a thre dimensional varray? - or would I have to create a view on it?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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>
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>
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For cm25/CM21 : Assuming that you have all the other set up for Capacity Requirement in place , please note the belwo steps for layout design for CM25 OR cm21 or cm22( all you will be used same overall profile )
1.Make sure that you have proper Overall profile defined in OPD0-Define Overall profile .Here u will define Time Profile , Startegy prfoile . Lay out Profile etc .
2.To paint your layout your soultion is to Goto -CY38-Pop down the menu -Select the Lay out Key which have been used as lay out -Goto Change Mode (Pencil symbol)-Now you will find the fields are high ligheted as per CM25 dipaly in a sequnce -You can un chekcde the Filed like Operation , Operation text , Setup what ever you do not want to show in Order Pool and Hit SAVE butotn and come back .
CM25 --> Settings --> Display Profiles --> Planning tab.profile --> I01 --> Layout ID ( Example : 'SAPSFCLA05') which is Main Capacity Lay out id .
If you goto CY38-Pop down the menu -You will find Main Capcitity Lay out Id : Example SAPSFCAS01 -Enter this lay out and chenage accordingly as I have explained in above
Once you save this , then go back to CM25 and execute with coupe of work centres to check how is the order pool looks now .
Refer this threade for Layout Id and option which u may need for CM25 front end
Exception messages in CM21 or CM25
I hope this should work
Regards

Accessing User Defined Types

We have recently updated our libraries to the latest version (2.102.2.20) - and have lost access to the critical objects and methods that were accessing our User Defined Types on Oracle.
In particular, this code:
OracleUdtDescriptor descriptor = OracleUdtDescriptor.GetOracleUdtDescriptor((OracleConnection)conn, "MY_USER.MYTYPE");
OracleArray items = new OracleArray(descriptor);
foreach (string s in testArrayItems)
items.Append(s);
IDbDataParameter itemsParam = cmd.OracleParameters.Add("items", OracleDbType.VArray, items, ParameterDirection.Input);
simply doesn't work anymore. The 'OracleUdtDescriptor' and 'OracleArray' references no longer exist. This has brought all development on a critical application to a halt. (Doesn't it always.)
How can I get the same functionality using the new version (2.102.2.20) of the Oracle.DataAccess library?

Hi,
Here's what I was referring to... say you wanted to execute the same procedure from PLSQL via an anonymous block. Execute the same anonymous block via ODP.NET.
Here's a simple dumb example that passes an object type to a stored procedure, hope it helps. Hokey example, but hopefully points out what I was trying to say.
Greg
SQL
========
create or replace type person_typ as object (name varchar2(50), age number(4))
create table person_tab(col1 number, col2 person_typ);
create or replace procedure insert_person_proc(v1 in number, v2 in person_typ) as
begin
insert into person_tab values(v1,v2);
end;
You could execute that via PLSQL as follows
=================================
declare
myperson person_typ;
begin
myperson := person_typ('melody',5);
insert_person_proc(1,myperson);
end;
/And do the same thing via ODP.NET
=============================
using System;
using System.Data;
using Oracle.DataAccess.Client;
class Program
    static void Main(string[] args)
        using (OracleConnection con = new OracleConnection("data source=orcl;user id=scott;password=tiger"))
            con.Open();
            using (OracleCommand cmd = new OracleCommand("",con))
                string strsql = "declare " +
                                "myperson person_typ; " +
                                "begin " +
                                "myperson := person_typ(:1,:2); " +
                                "insert_person(:3,myperson); " +
                                "end; ";
                cmd.CommandText = strsql;
                cmd.Parameters.Add(new OracleParameter("", "Melody"));
                cmd.Parameters.Add(new OracleParameter("", 5));
                cmd.Parameters.Add(new OracleParameter("", 1));
                cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
}

Notification with user defined type results in PLS-00306: wrong number..

I created a user defined type TLogMessage:
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE TLogMessage AS OBJECT
module VARCHAR2(4000),
severity NUMBER,
message VARCHAR2(4000)
I also created a multi-consumer queue using this type as payload.
My callback procedure in the package PK_SYST_LOGMESSAGE is defined as follows:
     PROCEDURE DefaultLoggerCallback(
          context          RAW,
          reginfo          SYS.AQ$_REG_INFO,
          descr          SYS.AQ$_DESCRIPTOR,
          payload          RAW,
          payload1     NUMBER
Finally, I registered the callback procedure as follows:
          DBMS_AQADM.ADD_SUBSCRIBER(
               queue_name      => QUEUE_NAME,
               subscriber      => SYS.AQ$_AGENT(
                                        name => 'default_logger',
                                        address => NULL,
                                        protocol => NULL
          DBMS_AQ.REGISTER(
               SYS.AQ$_REG_INFO_LIST(
                    SYS.AQ$_REG_INFO(
                         name          => QUEUE_NAME || ':default_logger',
                         namespace     => DBMS_AQ.NAMESPACE_AQ,
                         callback     => 'plsql://MTDX.PK_SYST_LOGMESSAGE.DefaultLoggerCallback',
                         context          => HEXTORAW('FF')
               1
However, when I put a message in the queue using this procedure:
     PROCEDURE LogMessage(
          pModule          VARCHAR2,
          pSeverity     NUMBER,
          pMessage     VARCHAR2
     IS
          vMessage               TLogMessage;
          vEnqueueOptions          DBMS_AQ.ENQUEUE_OPTIONS_T;
          vMsgProperties          DBMS_AQ.MESSAGE_PROPERTIES_T;
          vMessageHandle          RAW(16);
     BEGIN
          vMessage := TLogMessage(module => pModule, severity => pSeverity, message => pMessage);
          vEnqueueOptions.visibility := DBMS_AQ.IMMEDIATE;
          vMsgProperties.correlation := pModule;
          vMsgProperties.priority := -pSeverity;
          -- Enqueue the message to all subscribers
          DBMS_AQ.ENQUEUE(
               queue_name               => QUEUE_NAME,
               enqueue_options          => vEnqueueOptions,
               message_properties     => vMsgProperties,
               payload                    => vMessage,
               msgid                    => vMessageHandle
     EXCEPTION
          WHEN no_subscribers THEN
               -- No subscribers on the queue; ignore
               NULL;
     END;
I can see the message in the queue, by querying the queue view. I can also see that Oracle tried to call my callback procedure, because in the trace file I see the following:
*** 2009-02-13 08:52:25.000
*** ACTION NAME:() 2009-02-13 08:52:24.984
*** MODULE NAME:() 2009-02-13 08:52:24.984
*** SERVICE NAME:(SYS$USERS) 2009-02-13 08:52:24.984
*** SESSION ID:(609.3387) 2009-02-13 08:52:24.984
Error in PLSQL notification of msgid:4F7962FEDD3B41FA8D9538F0B38FCDD1
Queue :"MTDX"."LOGMESSAGE_QUEUE"
Consumer Name :DEFAULT_LOGGER
PLSQL function :MTDX.PK_SYST_LOGMESSAGE.DefaultLoggerCallback
: Exception Occured, Error msg:
ORA-00604: Fout opgetreden bij recursief SQL-niveau 2.
ORA-06550: Regel 1, kolom 7:
PLS-00306: Onjuist aantal of type argumenten in aanroep naar 'DEFAULTLOGGERCALLBACK'..
ORA-06550: Regel 1, kolom 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored.
So.. how many parameters does Oracle expect, and of what type? Is there any way to find out? What is wrong with my code?

Ok, found it... I had defined the last parameter of the callback procedure as 'payload1' (that is: 'payload-ONE') instead of 'payloadl' ('payload-ELL'). It all works like a charm now.
What a way to waste two whole days!

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