Action delete in SQL

Hi ,
Just need to check on the structure of data for delete action in SQL
will the data type be
Statement
     table name
             action
             table
             key
or
Statement
     table name
             action
             key
As shown in the documentation for JDBC data structure i cant find table field . But how can it be possible to delete rows without a table name??
Mudit

Hi
I also am thinking on the same lines but the sap documneting is confusing me .It says the structure will be
<StatementName3>
        <dbTableName action=u201DDELETEu201D>
          <key1>
            <col2>val2old</col2>
            <col4>val4</col4>
          </key1>
        </dbTableName>
</StatementName3>
Here there is no table node
Mudit

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What should be take action against following sql tuning report.

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what should be take action against following sql tuning report.
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     otr.note_prpd = 'N' and otr.pod_recd = '1' and
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union
select
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Hi
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Is it possible to add items back with same item code if deleted through SQL

dear all,
My client has completely revised the item master. So about 1000 items are needed to be removed from the item master. As it will be tedious to remove it one by one from SAP, first I tried doing this in the test database.
What I did was using a query I deleted the items groups wise as a bulk. But if I try to add any one of the deleted item back again with the same item code it is saying that the item already exists even if it is deleted from SQL. How to add the items?
There must be a solution for this.. Experts please help me ASAP in this situation.
waiting for your valuable solutions...
Yeshwanth Prakash

Hi,
First at all, i like to say : it is not recommend to do a update or delete statement by a sql query!
What I did was using a query I deleted the items groups wise as a bulk.
That would be a big mistake! See my introduction statement.
But if I try to add any one of the deleted item back again with the same item code it is saying that the item already exists even if it is deleted from SQL. How to add the items?
It clearly says that the items already existing. I think you only delete from the OITM table, but items not only stored in this one table. Of course there are many other tables like ITM1..ITM9 or the financial tables.
Regards Steffen
Edited by: Steffen Kamphoff on Jan 10, 2009 6:07 PM

Cfpop action="delete"

We would like to capture certain e-mails and save them to a
database. We plan on scheduling a CF task to periodically run a
script that will check an e-mail account. However, we don't want to
insert a message more than once, so we want to delete it after it's
inserted in the database.
I tested the scenario in MX 6 and it worked if I passed it
the UID value, but not the messagenumber. In MX 7 however, the
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password="df56s7">
<cfif isdefined("deleter")>
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<cfelse>
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Hi Marie,
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            l_file,
            l_filename,
            l_mimetype,
            l_charset;
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       file_comments,
       file_mimetype,
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       l_file,
       :P80_FILE_DESCRIPTION,
       l_mimetype,
       l_charset
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OR
declare
l_file_comments IMM_DOCUMENTS.FILE_COMMENTS%type;
l_file           IMM_DOCUMENTS.FILE_BLOB%type;
l_filename       IMM_DOCUMENTS.FILENAME%type;
l_mimetype       IMM_DOCUMENTS.FILE_MIMETYPE%type;
l_charset        IMM_DOCUMENTS.FILE_CHARSET%type;
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BEGIN
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           f.filename,
           f.mime_type,
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           l_mimetype,
           l_charset
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EXCEPTION
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      sub_id,
      document_type_id,
      filename,
      file_blob,
      file_comments,
      file_mimetype,
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The root issue is that, although you change the value of your page item, it isn't visible to other areas of the page until it is in the session. So, any other action based on the value of your page item; the visibility of a control, a report based on the item's value, etc. will all be unaffected by changing the value of the page item until it has been changed in the session. Even after this the items are stored in the session, you must thereafter do something to cause the value to be reevaluated. To see the effect of this, observe that your page loads and evaluates the value of your page item, it sees that is "MAIN" and hides the regions. However, it doesn't reevaluate them after this.
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What you've done above sounds correct for this but, there are a lot of decisions you could have made that might have caused things not to happen in the correct sequence.
Firstly, let's confirm that what I describe above is your problem. From the development environment, load the page, click the button to change the value and submit. Now, click the link labelled Session. Is it still set to MAIN? If so; this is your issue.
Let's start with the your After Header computation. Did you set it to *only* run if the current value of your page item is NULL??? If not, that's your problem.
Load Page -> Item set to 'Main' by Computation -> Click Button -> Item set to STORE -> Submit -> Load Page -> Item set to 'Main' by Computation
See the problem?
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I bet it is the first issue but, take a look at these.
Cheers,
-Joe

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What is wrong in this query am getting incorrect syntax near ','.error.I am using sql server 2014
DELETE ab, b
FROM Authors AS a INNER JOIN AuthorArticle AS ab ON a.AuthID=ab.AuthID
INNER JOIN Articles AS b ON ab.ArticleID=b.ArticleID
WHERE AuthorLastName='Tom';

What is wrong in this query am getting incorrect syntax near ','.error.I am using sql server 2014
DELETE ab, b
FROM Authors AS a INNER JOIN AuthorArticle AS ab ON a.AuthID=ab.AuthID
INNER JOIN Articles AS b ON ab.ArticleID=b.ArticleID
WHERE AuthorLastName='Tom';
you cannot delete multiple table rows using a single delete command... you need either separate delete commands - each for one table or better go with foreign key set up and on delete cascade.
refer : http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2012/09/27/sql-server-not-possible-delete-from-multiple-table-update-multiple-table-in-single-statement/
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my problem is, some users deleting the actions from IT000 and also deleting the record in IT0001.
How can i trace , by which user ID and in which date that particular action has been deleted?
if so, where can i find it.?
kind regards.
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Add entries in this table to audit more infotypes.
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I am working on Corrective Actions of Audit Management. Whenever a Corrective Action is deleted, none of the related tables stores the deleted information. You can not retrieve historical data from tables once a corrective action is deleted. Unlike some other activities, there is no deletion flag set. Instead the record is removed from all the related tables. Is there any other way to retrieve the deleted records information from tables?
Thanks and Regards
Murali

Hi,
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Please check SARA transaction for the set up.
REgards
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Access to triggering element in a Dynamic Action from PL/SQL ?

Hi,
I have a form that is used to calculate the volume of a (large) number of tanks based on entered tank heights.
I have a PL/SQL procedure that performs the calculation - it is given the name of the tank and the height and calculates the volume (each tank may have different physical characteristics).
I didn't want to create a Dynamic Action per tank (I'm lazy and the number of tanks is large!). I currently have a Dynamic Action that is triggered whenever any of the tank heights on the form change. The action PL/SQL calls the calculation for each tank. E.G.
:P1_TANK1_VOL := tank.vol('TANK1', :P1_TANK1_HEIGHT);
:P1_TANK2_VOL := tank.vol('TANK2', :P1_TANK2_HEIGHT);
:P1_TANK50_VOL := tank.vol('TANK50', :P1_TANK50_HEIGHT);
This works but involves performing 50 calculations whenever a single one is required and can appear to be slow.
Is there a way to identify the triggering element from the PL/SQL action? E.G.
IF TriggeringElement = 'P1_TANK1_HEIGHT' THEN
:P1_TANK1_VOL := tank.vol('TANK1',:P1_TANK1_HEIGHT);
END IF;
Any ideas?

Very neat, many thanks.
I now have a 'Set Value' 'Javascript Expression' action of 'this.triggeringElement.id;' to set a hidden *but unprotected* page item. This is followed by the 'Execute PL/SQL' action which simply calls a package procedure and passes the name of the triggering item. The procedure then sets the session state(s) as required.
Thank you!

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