A procedure that plit a string in pl/sql

I need a store procedure to split X_TEST_STRING(a column) into its 4 underscore-delimited ingredients
-one
-two
-three
-four
111_Not Applicable_0123456789_1234 - this is what is contained in the X_TEST_STRING

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react
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On Sun, 10 Aug 2003 15:58:47 -0500 (CDT), WiltonFilho wrote:
> I would like to do a program that have one string control and one
> string indicator, any character that I type in the string control in
> the same time it will be appear in another string (indicator). How can
> help me?
>
> I would like to do a program that have one string control and one
> string indicator, any character that I type in the string control in
> the same time it will be appear in another string (indicator). How can
> help me?
>
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P_RESULTS OUT REF_CUR) is
begin
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STARTTIME,
ENDTIME,
TURBINE_NUMBER,
NOTES,
TECHNICIAN_NAME
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Edited by: 1001323 on Apr 20, 2013 8:04 AM
Edited by: jennyh on Apr 22, 2013 9:00 AM

Making the change you suggested still resulted in the same Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleException {"ORA-06550: line 1, column 8:\nPLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'GETWORKORDERSBYWINDFARMID'\nORA-06550: line 1, column 8:\nPL/SQL: Statement ignored"} System.Exception {Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleException}
I keep thinking it has to do with my oracle.dataaccess.client settings in App.Config because I don't actually put the WindfarmId and an input parameter. I tried a few different ways to do this but can't find the correct format.

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Dear X-pert guies,
I have a oracle procedure that use a cursor, I repeatedly make query on 1st table using cursor value and insert that queried value(of 1st table) to 2nd table
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BILL_DATE VARCHAR2(10) not null,
TRUNK_MGR VARCHAR2(20) not null,
IDD_FLAG VARCHAR2(10) not null,
PK_FLAG NUMBER(2) not null,
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OUTDUR NUMBER(20,2),
PREFIX VARCHAR2(10) not null
tablespace TBS_PRM_D01
pctfree 10
pctused 40
initrans 1
maxtrans 255
storage
initial 64K
minextents 1
maxextents unlimited
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tablespace TBS_PRM_D01
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maxtrans 255
storage
initial 64K
minextents 1
maxextents unlimited
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lv_length Number(9);
sqlstr varchar2(2500);
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rec_count2 number;
rec_count3 number;
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sqlstr := 'insert into y_summary(BILL_DATE ,PREFIX, TRUNK_MGR,OUTCALLS , OUTDUR , IDD_FLAG , PK_FLAG )
select '|| month_val||' ,substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||'),t.trunkout_operator ,count(*) , round(sum(ceil(t.duration / 15) * 15) / 60, 0),''00'',''1'' from y_table_data1 t where t.fee_dur_1_1 <> 0
and t.out_trunk in (''MHISRM'', ''GEISRM'', ''GEIMRP'', ''MHIMRP'', ''13'', ''ITAX1B'', ''ITAX3B'',''ITAX5B'', ''ITAX6B'', ''ITAX7B'', ''BTIMRP'', ''BTI5RP'', ''BTI6RP'', ''BTI7RP'')
and t.service_code = ''00'' and substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||')='||''''||dummy||''''|| ' group by t.trunkout_operator,substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||')';
execute immediate sqlstr;
commit;
sqlstr :='DELETE from y_table_data1 t where t.fee_dur_1_1 <> 0
and t.out_trunk in (''MHISRM'', ''GEISRM'', ''GEIMRP'', ''MHIMRP'', ''13'', ''ITAX1B'', ''ITAX3B'',''ITAX5B'', ''ITAX6B'', ''ITAX7B'', ''BTIMRP'', ''BTI5RP'', ''BTI6RP'', ''BTI7RP'')
and t.service_code = ''00'' and substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||')='||''''||dummy||'''';
execute immediate sqlstr;
commit;
end if ;
if(rec_count2>0) then
sqlstr :='insert into y_summary(BILL_DATE ,PREFIX, TRUNK_MGR,OUTCALLS , OUTDUR , IDD_FLAG , PK_FLAG )
select '|| month_val||' ,substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||'),t.trunkout_operator ,count(*) , round(sum(ceil(t.duration / 15) * 15) / 60, 0),''00'',''0'' from y_table_data1 t where t.fee_dur_1_2 <> 0
and t.out_trunk in (''MHISRM'', ''GEISRM'', ''GEIMRP'', ''MHIMRP'', ''13'', ''ITAX1B'', ''ITAX3B'',''ITAX5B'', ''ITAX6B'', ''ITAX7B'', ''BTIMRP'', ''BTI5RP'', ''BTI6RP'', ''BTI7RP'')
and t.service_code = ''00'' group by t.trunkout_operator,substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||')';
execute immediate sqlstr;
commit;
sqlstr :='DELETE from y_table_data1 t where t.fee_dur_1_2 <> 0
and t.out_trunk in (''MHISRM'', ''GEISRM'', ''GEIMRP'', ''MHIMRP'', ''13'', ''ITAX1B'', ''ITAX3B'',''ITAX5B'', ''ITAX6B'', ''ITAX7B'', ''BTIMRP'', ''BTI5RP'', ''BTI6RP'', ''BTI7RP'')
and t.service_code = ''00'' and substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||')='||''''||dummy||'''';
execute immediate sqlstr;
commit;
end if;
if(rec_count3>0) then
sqlstr :='insert into y_summary(BILL_DATE ,PREFIX, TRUNK_MGR,OUTCALLS , OUTDUR , IDD_FLAG , PK_FLAG )
select '|| month_val||',substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||'),t.trunkout_operator ,count(*) , round(sum(ceil(t.duration / 15) * 15) / 60, 0),''012'',''0'' from y_table_data1 t where t.fee_dur_1_1 <> 0
and t.out_trunk in (''MHISRM'', ''GEISRM'', ''GEIMRP'', ''MHIMRP'', ''13'', ''ITAX1B'', ''ITAX3B'',''ITAX5B'', ''ITAX6B'', ''ITAX7B'', ''BTIMRP'', ''BTI5RP'', ''BTI6RP'', ''BTI7RP'')
and t.service_code = ''012'' group by t.trunkout_operator,substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||')';
execute immediate sqlstr;
commit;
sqlstr :='DELETE from y_table_data1 t where t.fee_dur_1_1 <> 0
and t.out_trunk in (''MHISRM'', ''GEISRM'', ''GEIMRP'', ''MHIMRP'', ''13'', ''ITAX1B'', ''ITAX3B'',''ITAX5B'', ''ITAX6B'', ''ITAX7B'', ''BTIMRP'', ''BTI5RP'', ''BTI6RP'', ''BTI7RP'')
and t.service_code = ''012'' and substr(t.orig_called_num,1,'||lv_length||')='||''''||dummy||'''';
execute immediate sqlstr;
commit;
end if;
end loop;
close explicit_cur;
end explicit2;
Edited by: user10951541 on 25.4.2010 12.08

Dear concern
Really sorry not to make format listing because i am amature to this blog.
my anwser to your way .
1. I have Tested my SQL statements manually in SQL*Plus. this runs ok
2. "Cursor loops, such as the one you have coded here, have been obsolete in Oracle since version 8i 12+ years ago.
Look up BULK COLLECT and FORALL in the docs and use them instead."
I am trying to make use of the BULK COLLECT and FORALL statement in proper location.
3. "Your procedure never performs a commit so no work actually takes place" i need to get the anwser why........................?
4. "On what basis was the decision made to use the default PCTFREE and PCTUSED values of 10 and 40?"
is there any problem if default is used..? if any suggestion........pls
5." You did not format your listing using the CODE tags as explained in the FAQ making your listing unreadable ... so I've not read it.
Please read the FAQ and use the proper way to post code so we can understand it. Then perhaps we can help you further. " really sorry not to make understandable to you..? but i will try from next post..
I really will try to be synced..
My aim is to make query to Table A using the cursor value like( '4422','442','4411','441','44') and get some data in accordance of these values.Then i put the data into another Table B. same time i need to delete the record from Table A containing the prefix value in accordance for example- i compute value for '4422' from Table A and put the computed value to Table B .Then i delete the record from Table A where prefix is '4422' .so that computed value for the next prefix '442' should contain the computed value for 442[0-1] and 442[3-9] .Same way it will be happened for ('4411','441','44'....bla...bla).
Thanks in advance..

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table of varchar2( 30 )
index by binary_integer;
Fmts Mask_Tabtype;
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is
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/* Logic here removed to make post smaller
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