Binding multi-byte string to stored procedure parameters

Can someone post a piece of sample code to show how to bind a multi-byte string to a stored procedure's INPUT parameter?
Thank you!
Regards, Nancy

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How to bind arrays to PL/SQL stored procedure using OCI?

Hi,
We are having problems trying to bind arrays to PL/SQL stored procedure using OCI. Here is the situation:
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PROCEDURE GetVEPFindTasks (
p_ErrorCode OUT NUMBER,
p_ErrorMsg OUT VARCHAR2,
p_RowCount OUT NUMBER,
p_VEPFindTasks OUT t_VEPFindTaskRecordTable,
p_MaxTask IN NUMBER);
t_VEPFindTaskRecordTable is a record with the following entries:
TYPE t_VEPFindTaskRecord IS RECORD (
RTCID NUMBER,
TransNum NUMBER,
TransTimestamp VARCHAR2(20),
Pathname1 image_data.pathname%TYPE,
Pathname2 image_data.pathname%TYPE,
Pathname3 image_data.pathname%TYPE,
OperatorID operator.id%TYPE);
- Now, we are trying to call the stored procedure from C++ using OCI (in UNIX). The call that we use are: OCIBindByName and OCIBindArrayOfStruct to bind the parameters to the corresponding buffers. We bind all parameters in the interface by name. Now, we do bind the record's individual item by name (RTCID, TransNum, etc.), and not as a record. I don't know if this is going to work. Then, we use the bind handles of the binded record items (only record items such as RTCID, TransNum, and NOT error_code which is not part of the record) to bind the arrays (using OCIBindArrayOfStruct).
All of the parameters that are binded as arrays are OUTPUT parameters. The rest are either INPUT or INPUT/OUTPUT parameters. Now, when we try to execute, OCI returns with an error "Invalid number or types of arguments" (or something to that sort... the number was something like ORA-06550). Please help...
Is there any sample on how to use the OCIBindArrayOfStruct with PL/SQL stored procedures? The sample provided from Oracle is only for a straight SQL statement.
Thank's for all your help.
** Dannil Chan **

As you said:
You have to pass in an array for every field and deconstruct/construct the record in the procedure. There is no support for record type or an array of records. Can you give me a example? I'am very urgently need it.
thanks
email: [email protected]

Unused stored procedure parameters marked with a check mark in crystal reports

Post Author: epowers0213
CA Forum: General
Hello,
I have some Crystal Reports that currently use stored procedures as their datasources (I am in the process of modifying them to use datasets instead). Some of the original reports have check marks next to stored procedure parameters which I cannot find as being used anywhere in the report. Is this a legitimate possibility? (Some of them do not have check marks, however, so it is not consistent.)
More Info: I am using Crystal Reports within Visual Studio 2005. I have looked through each report in every way I can think of to find if a parameter field is being used anywhere - I have checked all formula fields, the formatting formulas for sections and individual fields, the record and group selection formulas and the grouping and sorting experts, along with any subreports (although some of them have no subreports).
(I have read on other forums that exporting a report definition file is another way to look for where fields or parameters are being used, but this does not appear possible within Visual Studio 2005.)
In some cases, I have gone ahead and replaced the stored procedure datasource location with a dataset (generated based on the same stored procedure). When I do this, Crystal automatically deletes the stored procedure parameters from the report, and I have still been able to run the modified report successfully - at least it looks ok and nothing is complaining. So is it possible that these parameters were actually not being used anywhere on the report although they were marked with a check mark?
Any help would be greatly appreciated! I want to make sure I am not changing the function of these reports somehow without knowing it...
Thank you!

Are you referencing another database that Crystal can't see? Also, you can try and copy the SQL to a command object in Crystal to see if it behaves differently there.

Passing comma separated string to stored procedure

Hi,
There is thread with same query I created earlier and that was answered. That solution worked if I pass comma separated string containing IDs. But due to changes in the logic, I have to pass usernames instead of userIDs. I tried to modify the solution provided to use with this.
Following the link to previous post :
Re: Passing comma separated string to stored procedure
------Package-------
TYPE refcurQID IS REF CURSOR;
TYPE refcurPubs IS REF CURSOR;
procedure GetAllPersonalQueue (p_user_name in nvarchar2, TestQID OUT Test.refcurQID
, TestPubs OUT Test.refcurPubs);
------Package-------
------Package Body-------
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BEGIN
Open TestQID for
select id from cfq where name in (p_user_name);
Open TestPubs for
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select id from cfq where name in (p_user_name));
END GetAllPersonalQueue;
------Package Body-------
Thanks in advance
Aditya

Hi,
I modified the query as per the solution provided by isotope, after which the logic changed and I am passing username instead of userID in comma separated string.
Following is the changes SP, which does not throw any error, but no data is returned.
PROCEDURE GetAllPersonalQueue (p_user_name in nvarchar2, TestQID OUT Test.refcurQID, TestPubs OUT Test.refcurPubs
) is
--local variable
strFilter varchar2(100);
BEGIN
Open TestQID for
select id, name from cfq where name in
select regexp_substr(p_user_name||',','[a-z]+[0-9]+',1,level)
from dual
connect by level <= (select max(length(p_user_name)-length(replace(p_user_name,',')))+1
from dual)
Open TestPubs for
SELECT qid FROM queues WHERE qid in(
select id from cfq where name in
select regexp_substr(p_user_name||',','[a-z]+[0-9]+',1,level)
from dual
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HowTo: Using special characters in SQL passthrough stored procedure parameters?

Hi all,
I am creating a Visual FoxPro 5.0a application, where I am trying to call a stored procedure in my Oracle database with the following SQLEXEC command (SQLEXEC is the Foxpro function to send sql statements to the ODBC driver):
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lnSuccess = sqlexec(1,lcSQL)
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I get the same error, when using the Oracle ODBC 32bit Test utility.
The call works just fine, if I replace the "$" in the first parameter 'KABO)n$i,30000000000' with a "normal" character, e.g. 'KABO)nAi,30000000000'. Oracle handles the $-character just fine, the stored procedure is working properly when called directly in SQLPLUS8.
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Questions:
How do I have to submit the "$" to the ODBC driver, in order to be passed through to Oracle unchallenged?
Does anybody know of other special characters, which are not accepted by the ODBC-drivers for Oracle?
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You could try downloading the Oracle 8.1.7 client and the latest
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that the failure goes away. That's obviously the acid test.
I can tell you that when I worked in the ODBC driver group we
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18 months ago).
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ORA-03111 - JCA Binding error while invoking a stored procedure in DB

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Need expert advice to fix this problem..
This is scheduled to run once in a day and fails daily for past 2 weeks..
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http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_ora_01013_user_requested_cancel_of_current_operation.htm
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How to create an External Content Type with SQL Stored Procedures Parameters and query it in a SharePoint App

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I have customer parameter which is a drop down list in my report and I have set it to "allow multiple values". This is an SSRS report.
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Hi ,
Create a Table valued function in SQL Functions as below
Step 1
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@List nvarchar(2000),
@SplitOn nvarchar(5)
RETURNS @RtnValue table
Id int identity(1,1),
Value nvarchar(100)
AS
BEGIN
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Begin
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Select
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Set @List = Substring(@List,Charindex(@SplitOn,@List)+len(@SplitOn),len(@List))
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I'm having trouble trying to pass an array of ID's to a stored procedure that is expecting an array (listed the procedure definition below). My current interface doesn't return an error, but it also doesn't insert the proper id's.
STORED PROCEDURE DEFINITION:
TYPE source_ids IS TABLE OF wweb.DM_ASSOCIATIONS.source_id%TYPE INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER;
PROCEDURE add_message_associations
(p_dm_message_id IN wweb.dm_messages.dm_message_id%TYPE
,p_association_type IN wweb.dm_associations.association_type%TYPE
,p_sources IN source_ids
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param[0] = new OracleParameter("p_dm_message_id", OracleDbType.Long);
param[1] = new OracleParameter("p_association_type", OracleDbType.Varchar2, 5);
param[2] = new OracleParameter("p_sources", OracleDbType.Int32);
param[3] = new OracleParameter("p_create_user", OracleDbType.Varchar2, 25);
param[0].Value = 1;
param[1].Value = "ER";
param[2].Value = new Int32 [] {1, 172, 412, 7953};
param[3].Value = "SVC-GDESAI";
param[2].CollectionType = OracleCollectionType.PLSQLAssociativeArray;
param[2].Size = 4;
param[2].ArrayBindStatus = new OracleParameterStatus[4]{OracleParameterStatus.Success, OracleParameterStatus.Success, OracleParameterStatus.Success, OracleParameterStatus.Success};
cn = new OracleConnection(ConnectionString);
cn.Open();
OracleCommand cmd = new OracleCommand();
cmd.Connection = cn;
cmd.CommandText= "dynamic_messages_api.add_message_associations";
cmd.CommandType= CommandType.StoredProcedure;
foreach (OracleParameter p in param)
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cmd.Parameters.Add(p);
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
This ran fine, and created four rows in the table, but the source id's were (1, 2, 3, 4) instead of (1, 172, 412, 7953) which were the ones I passed in.
Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong here?
Thanks,
Gauranga

Hi,
I think you have a problem in you PL/SQL procedure. When you receive an array in the procedure, it is your responsibility to parse it explicitely with a loop or to bulk insert with a "forall" (implicit).
For instance, here is an example of a procedure of mine. I don't catch exceptions as I want the C# calling code to know about them:
The type t_* are defined like yours.
procedure UpdateDistribDates(p_bannerid in t_bannerid,
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p_actualdate in t_actualdate ) is
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When you do the insert like:
INSERT INTO wweb.dm_associations
(dm_association_id
,dm_message_id
,association_type
,source_id
,source_column_name
,active_flag
,create_date
,create_user
,last_update_date
,last_update_user)
VALUES
(wweb.dm_associations_s.NEXTVAL
,p_dm_message_id
,p_association_type
,v_source_id
,v_source_column_name
,1
,SYSDATE
,p_create_user
,SYSDATE
,p_create_user);
In source_id, you insert the index of the table, not the value of the field.
I would suggest you completely rewrite this procedure by using the explicit loop like this:
1/ Explicit loop
FOR i IN 1 .. p_sources.COUNT LOOP
-- Check the existence
EXIST_FLAG := 0;
BEGIN
SELECT 1
INTO EXIST_FLAG
FROM ...
WHERE ...
AND a.source_id = p_source(i) <-- You are parsing here
AND ...
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN -- Nothing was found
EXIST_FLAG := 0;
END;
IF (EXIST_FLAG = 1)
INSERT INTO wweb.dm_associations
(dm_association_id
,dm_message_id
,association_type
,source_id
,source_column_name
,active_flag
,create_date
,create_user
,last_update_date
,last_update_user)
VALUES
(wweb.dm_associations_s.NEXTVAL
,p_dm_message_id
,p_association_type
,p_source(i) <-- You parse here
END IF;
END LOOP;
2/ Implicit loop and bulk insert
You would need to completely review the logic and build an array that maps exactly the row of the table you are trying to insert into. Parse the array and check for the existence of your entry, delete the row in memory when not found, then, after the loop do a bulk insert with a "forall".
Hope it helps,
Patrice

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