Calendar Table Population

Hi
I need to populate a calendar table with two fields date(for 10 yrs) and Holiday Flag.Holiday flag will be Y if its saturday and Sunday and N for weekdays.
Can anyone please provide me with the script to populate the table.
Thanks

Hi Jameel,
Well, when I said version dependant, the result can differ :
Connected to:
Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.7.0 - Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP and Oracle Data Mining options
JServer Release 9.2.0.7.0 - Production
SQL> select sysdate+rownum,
2 decode(to_char(sysdate+rownum,'Dy'),'Sat','Y','Sun','Y','N')
3 from dual connect by level<=10;
SYSDATE+ D
11/06/06 Y
=================================================
1 select sysdate+rownum,
2 decode(to_char(sysdate+rownum,'Dy'),'Sat','Y','Sun','Y','N')
3* from dual connect by level<=10
SCOTT@demo102> /
SYSDATE+ D
11/06/06 Y
12/06/06 N
13/06/06 N
14/06/06 N
15/06/06 N
16/06/06 N
17/06/06 Y
18/06/06 Y
19/06/06 N
20/06/06 N
10 rows selected.
SCOTT@demo102> select * from v$version where rownum=1;
BANNER
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.2.0 - Prod
SCOTT@demo102> Without said about 10.1.0.2 (which I don't have) which give 11 rows with the same query above (see Re: Cube Function
All these facts said me that we have to use others ways like pipelined (as showed the link I gave above) or dimension...
Nicolas.

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SQL Query to calculate on-time dispatch with a calendar table

Hi Guys,
I have a query (view) to calculate orders' fulfillment leadtimes.
The current criteria exclude week-ends but not bank holidays therefore I have created a calendar table with a column name
isBusinessDay but I don't know how to best use this table to calculate the On-Time metric. I have been looking everywhere but so far I have been unable to solve my problem.
Please find below the current calculation for the On-Time Column:
SELECT
Week#
, ClntGroup
, CORD_DocumentCode
, DESP_DocumentCode
, Cord_Lines --#lines ordered
, CORD_Qty --total units orderd
, DESP_Lines --#lines dispatched
, DESP_Qty --total units dispatched
, Status
, d_status
, OpenDate --order open date
, DateDue
, DESP_PostedDate --order dispatched date
, DocType
, [Lead times1]
, [Lead times2]
, InFxO
, OnTime
, InFxO + OnTime AS InFullAndOneTime
, SLADue
FROM (
SELECT
DATEPART(WEEK, d.DateOpn) AS Week#
, Clients.CustCateg
, Clients.ClntGroup
, d.DocumentCode AS CORD_DocumentCode
, CDSPDocs.DocumentCode AS DESP_DocumentCode
, COUNT(CORDLines.Qnty) AS Cord_Lines
, SUM(CORDLines.Qnty) AS CORD_Qty
, COUNT(CDSPLines.Qnty) AS DESP_Lines
, SUM(CDSPLines.Qnty) AS DESP_Qty
, CDSPLines.Status
, d.Status AS d_status
, d.OpenDate
, d.DateDue
, CDSPDocs.PostDate AS DESP_PostedDate
, d.DocType
, DATEDIFF(DAY, d.OpenDate, d.DateDue) AS [Lead times1]
, DATEDIFF(DAY, d.OpenDate, CDSPDocs.PostDate) AS [Lead times2]
, CASE WHEN SUM(CORDLines.Qnty) = SUM(CDSPLines.Qnty) THEN 1 ELSE 0 END AS InFxO --in-full
--On-Time by order according to Despatch SLAs
, CASE
WHEN Clients.ClntGroup IN ('Local Market', 'Web Sales', 'Mail Order')
AND (DATEDIFF(DAY, d.OpenDate, CDSPDocs.PostDate) - (DATEDIFF(WEEK, d.OpenDate, CDSPDocs.PostDate) * 2 ) <= 2)
THEN 1
WHEN Clients.ClntGroup IN ('Export Market', 'Export Market - USA')
AND (DATEDIFF(DAY, d.OpenDate, CDSPDocs.PostDate) - (DATEDIFF(WEEK, d.OpenDate, CDSPDocs.PostDate) * 2) <= 14)
THEN 1
WHEN Clients.ClntGroup = 'Export Market' OR Clients.CustCateg = 'UK Transfer'
AND d.DateDue >= CDSPDocs.PostDate
THEN 1
ELSE 0
END AS OnTime
--SLA Due (as a control)
, CASE
WHEN Clients.ClntGroup IN ('Local Market', 'Web Sales','Mail Order') AND CDSPDocs.PostDate is Null
THEN DATEADD(DAY, 2 , d.OpenDate)
WHEN Clients.ClntGroup IN ('Export Market', 'Export Market - UK', 'Export Market - USA') OR (Clients.CustCateg = 'UK Transfer')
AND CDSPDocs.PostDate IS NULL
THEN DATEADD (DAY, 14 , d.OpenDate)
ELSE CDSPDocs.PostDate
END AS SLADue
FROM dbo.Documents AS d
INNER JOIN dbo.Clients
ON d.ObjectID = dbo.Clients.ClntID
AND Clients.ClientName NOT in ('Samples - Free / Give-aways')
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.DocumentsLines AS CORDLines
ON d.DocID = CORDLines.DocID
AND CORDLines.TrnType = 'L'
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.DocumentsLines AS CDSPLines
ON CORDLines.TranID = CDSPLines.SourceID
AND CDSPLines.TrnType = 'L'
AND (CDSPLines.Status = 'Posted' OR CDSPLines.Status = 'Closed')
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Documents AS CDSPDocs
ON CDSPLines.DocID = CDSPDocs.DocID
LEFT OUTER JOIN DimDate
ON dimdate.[Date] = d.OpenDate
WHERE
d.DocType IN ('CASW', 'CORD', 'MORD')
AND CORDLines.LneType NOT IN ('Fght', 'MANF', 'Stor','PACK', 'EXPS')
AND CORDLines.LneType IS NOT NULL
AND d.DateDue <= CONVERT(date, GETDATE(), 101)
GROUP BY
d.DateOpn
,d.DocumentCode
,Clients.CustCateg
,CDSPDocs.DocumentCode
,d.Status
,d.DocType
,d.OpenDate
,d.DateReq
,CDSPDocs.PostDate
,CDSPLines.Status
,Clients.ClntGroup
,d.DocumentName
,d.DateDue
,d.DateOpn
) AS derived_table
Please find below the DimDate table
FullDateNZ HolidayNZ IsHolidayNZ IsBusinessDay
24/12/2014 NULL 0 1
25/12/2014 Christmas Day 1 0
26/12/2014 Boxing Day 1 0
27/12/2014 NULL 0 0
28/12/2014 NULL 0 0
29/12/2014 NULL 0 1
30/12/2014 NULL 0 1
31/12/2014 NULL 0 1
1/01/2015 New Year's Day 1 0
2/01/2015 Day after New Year's 1 0
3/01/2015 NULL 0 0
4/01/2015 NULL 0 0
5/01/2015 NULL 0 1
6/01/2015 NULL 0 1
This is what I get from the query:
Week# ClntGroup CORD_DocumentCode OpenDate DESP_PostedDate OnTime
52 Web Sales 123456 24/12/2014 29/12/2014 0
52 Web Sales 123457 24/12/2014 30/12/2014 0
52 Web Sales 123458 24/12/2014 29/12/2014 0
52 Local Market 123459 24/12/2014 29/12/2014 0
1 Web Sale 123460 31/12/2014 5/01/2015 0
1 Local Market 123461 31/12/2014 6/01/2015 0
As the difference between the dispatched and open date is 2 business days or less, the result I expect is this:
Week# ClntGroup CORD_DocumentCode OpenDate DESP_PostedDate OnTime
52 Web Sales 123456 24/12/2014 29/12/2014 1
52 Web Sales 123457 24/12/2014 30/12/2014 1
52 Web Sales 123458 24/12/2014 29/12/2014 1
52 Local Market 123459 24/12/2014 29/12/2014 1
1 Web Sale 123460 31/12/2014 5/01/2015 1
1 Local Market 123461 31/12/2014 6/01/2015 1
I am using SQL Server 2012
Thanks
Eric

>> The current criteria exclude week-ends but not bank holidays therefore I have created a calendar table with a column name “isBusinessDay” but I don't know how to best use this table to calculate the On-Time metric. <<
The Julian business day is a good trick. Number the days from whenever your calendar starts and repeat a number for a weekend or company holiday.
CREATE TABLE Calendar
(cal__date date NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
julian_business_nbr INTEGER NOT NULL,
INSERT INTO Calendar
VALUES ('2007-04-05', 42),
('2007-04-06', 43), -- good Friday
('2007-04-07', 43),
('2007-04-08', 43), -- Easter Sunday
('2007-04-09', 44),
('2007-04-10', 45); --Tuesday
To compute the business days from Thursday of this week to next
Tuesdays:
SELECT (C2.julian_business_nbr - C1.julian_business_nbr)
FROM Calendar AS C1, Calendar AS C2
WHERE C1.cal__date = '2007-04-05',
AND C2.cal__date = '2007-04-10';
We do not use flags in SQL; that was assembly language. I see from your code that you are still in a 1960's mindset. You used camelCase for a column name! It makes the eyes jump and screws up maintaining code; read the literature.
The “#” is illegal in ANSI/ISO Standard SQL and most other ISO Standards. You are writing 1970's Sybase dialect SQL! The rest of the code is a mess.
The one column per line, flush left and leading comma layout tells me you used punch cards when you were learning programming; me too! We did wrote that crap because a card had only 80 columns and uppercase only IBM 027 character sets. STOP IT, it make you
look stupid in 2015.
You should follow ISO-11179 rules for naming data elements. You failed. You believe that “status” is a precise, context independent data element name! NO!
You should follow ISO-8601 rules for displaying temporal data. But you used a horrible local dialect. WHY?? The “yyyy-mm-dd” is the only format in ANSI/ISO Standard SQL. And it is one of the most common standards embedded in ISO standards. Then you used crap
like “6/01/2015” which is varying length and ambiguous that might be “2015-06-01” or “2015-01-06” as well as not using dashes.
We need to know the data types, keys and constraints on the table. Avoid dialect in favor of ANSI/ISO Standard SQL.
And you need to read and download the PDF for:
https://www.simple-talk.com/books/sql-books/119-sql-code-smells/
>> Please find below the current calculation for the On-Time Column: <<
“No matter how far you have gone down the wrong road, turn around”
-- Turkish proverb
Can you throw out this mess and start over? If you do not, then be ready to have performance got to hell? You will have no maintainable code that has to be kludged like you are doing now? In a good schema an OUTER JOIN is rare, but you have more of them in
ONE statement than I have seen in entire major corporation databases.
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Creating Fiscal/Calendar Table

Hello,
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The table and the first fiscal year start from 01/31/2011
The end date could be 12/31/2020 (not that important as it could be a smaller date)
All the next fiscal years should start 52 weeks after on the following Monday.
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E00(N)
AS (SELECT 1
UNION ALL
SELECT 1),
E02(N)
AS (SELECT 1
FROM E00
a, E00
b),
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AS (SELECT 1
FROM E02
a, E02
b),
E08(N)
AS (SELECT 1
FROM E04
a, E04
b),
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FROM E08
a, E08
b),
E32(N)
AS (SELECT 1
FROM E16
a, E16
b),
cteTally(N)
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ROW_NUMBER()
OVER (ORDER
BY N)
FROM E32),
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CalendarBase
as (
SELECT
DateKey =
n
, CalendarDate
= DATEADD(day,
n -1,
@StartDate )
case when n
= 1 then
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datepart(dw,DATEADD(DAY,
n -1
, @StartDate ))
= 2 then
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n -1
, @StartDate ),@StartDate))/@Cycle
AS INT)
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else
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datediff(week, 0,
dateadd(week,CAST(ABS(DATEDIFF(WEEK,DATEADD(day,
n - 1,
@StartDate ),@StartDate))/@Cycle
AS INT)
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end
end FiscalYearBegin
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WHERE
N <=
DATEDIFF(day,
@StartDate ,
@EndDate +1)
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CalendarDate, 112)
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= YEAR(CalendarDate)
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, CalendarMonth
= MONTH(CalendarDate)
, CalendarDay
= DATEPART(DAY,
CalendarDate)
, DayofWk
= DATEPART(Dw,
CalendarDate)
, CalendarWeekOfMonth
= DATEDIFF(week,
DATEADD(day,1,
CalendarDate-DAY(CalendarDate)
+ 1)
-1, CalendarDate)
+1
, WeekofYr
= DATEPART(WEEK,
CalendarDate)
, DayofYr
= DATEPART(DAYOFYEAR,
CalendarDate)
, NameMonth
= DATENAME(Month,
CalendarDate)
, NameDay
= DATENAME
(Weekday,CalendarDate
, FiscalYear
= YEAR(FiscalYearBegin)
, FiscalMonth
= DATEDIFF(
MONTH,
FiscalYearBegin,
CalendarDate) + 1
, FiscalQuarter
= DATEDIFF(
QUARTER,
FiscalYearBegin,
CalendarDate) + 1
, FiscalWeek
= DATEDIFF(
WEEK,
FiscalYearBegin,
CalendarDate) + 1
, FiscalDay
= DATEDIFF(
day,
FiscalYearBegin,
CalendarDate) + 1
FROM
CalendarBase

Try the below code if this meets your requirement.
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,@EndDate DATETIME = '12-31-2020'
;WITH cteCalendar (CurrentDate,WeekDay,DayNum,WeekNum)
AS
(SELECT @StartDate AS CurrentDate, DATENAME(WEEKDAY,@StartDate) AS WeekDay, 1 AS MonthCode, 1 AS WeekNum
UNION ALL
SELECT DATEADD(DD,1,cte.CurrentDate) AS CurrentDate, DATENAME(WEEKDAY,DATEADD(DD,1,cte.CurrentDate)) AS WeekDay, cte.DayNum + 1 AS DayNum
, cte.DayNum / 7 + 1 as WeekNum
FROM cteCalendar cte
WHERE cte.CurrentDate + 1 <= @EndDate
SELECT CurrentDate,WeekDay
,CASE WHEN WeekNum%52 = 0 THEN 52
ELSE WeekNum%52 END AS WeekNumber
,DATEPART(YY,@StartDate) + (WeekNum - 1)/52 AS FiscalYear
FROM cteCalendar
OPTION (MAXRECURSION 0)
Only year condition was mentioned and you didn't mention about month, so i did not consider month in the result set. If month is also required, share the condition (30Days in a month or 4Weeks in month?)
Let me know if i got you wrong.

How to find the list of all tables populated

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Split date range without Calendar table

Hi guys!
Is there any way to split date ranges (to days / hours / minutes) in one table without using Calendar table (without joining 2 tables)?
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So far we tried:
Join 2 tables (Fact and Calendar)
Cross Applying Calendar and table-valued function (that returns necessary measures from Fact table)
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or
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MTD,YTD,PTD without calendar table

QTY
Month
Year
QTY_YTD
QTY_MTD
QTY_PTD
10
1
2010
20
2
2010
20
1
2012
30
3
2012
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Mudassar

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.
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The report period table gives a name to a range of dates that is common to the entire enterprise.
CREATE TABLE Something_Report_Periods
(something_report_name CHAR(10) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY
CHECK (something_report_name LIKE <pattern>),
something_report_start_date DATE NOT NULL,
something_report_end_date DATE NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT date_ordering
CHECK (something_report_start_date <= something_report_end_date),
etc);
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data format required by Standard SQL and it is language independent. The pattern for validation is '[12][0-9][0-9][0-9]-00-00' and '[12][0-9][0-9][0-9]-[01][0-9]-00'
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Date & Calendar table

Hi
I have a table with entries that have a date attribute i want to know which dates were not entered for a specific period
Is there a predefined calendar table?
Thanks

Here's an example of the sort of thing you can do...
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 with cal as (select min_hiredate+rn-1 as dt
2 from (select min(hiredate) min_hiredate from emp2), (select rownum rn from dual
3 connect by rownum <= (select max(hiredate)-min(hiredate)+1 from emp2))
4 )
5 -- end of calendar
6 select cal.dt as cal_date
7 ,emp2.*
8 from cal left outer join emp2 on (cal.dt = emp2.hiredate)
9* order by 1
SQL> /
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24-JAN-2008
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03-FEB-2008
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05-FEB-2008
06-FEB-2008
07-FEB-2008
08-FEB-2008
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10-FEB-2008
11-FEB-2008
12-FEB-2008
13-FEB-2008
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15-FEB-2008
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17-FEB-2008
18-FEB-2008
19-FEB-2008
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21-FEB-2008
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01-MAR-2008
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12-MAR-2008
13-MAR-2008
14-MAR-2008
15-MAR-2008
16-MAR-2008
17-MAR-2008
18-MAR-2008
19-MAR-2008
20-MAR-2008
21-MAR-2008
22-MAR-2008
23-MAR-2008
24-MAR-2008
25-MAR-2008
26-MAR-2008
27-MAR-2008
28-MAR-2008
29-MAR-2008
30-MAR-2008
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03-APR-2008
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05-APR-2008
06-APR-2008
07-APR-2008
08-APR-2008
09-APR-2008
10-APR-2008
11-APR-2008
12-APR-2008
13-APR-2008
14-APR-2008
15-APR-2008
16-APR-2008
17-APR-2008
18-APR-2008
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20-APR-2008
21-APR-2008
22-APR-2008
23-APR-2008
24-APR-2008
25-APR-2008
26-APR-2008
27-APR-2008
28-APR-2008
29-APR-2008
30-APR-2008
01-MAY-2008 7698 BLAKE MANAGER 7839 01-MAY-2008 2850 30
02-MAY-2008
03-MAY-2008
04-MAY-2008
05-MAY-2008
06-MAY-2008
07-MAY-2008
08-MAY-2008
09-MAY-2008
10-MAY-2008
11-MAY-2008
12-MAY-2008
13-MAY-2008
14-MAY-2008
15-MAY-2008
16-MAY-2008
17-MAY-2008
18-MAY-2008
19-MAY-2008
20-MAY-2008
21-MAY-2008
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16-JUL-2008
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08-SEP-2008 7844 TURNER SALESMAN 7698 08-SEP-2008 1500 0 30
09-SEP-2008
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28-SEP-2008 7654 MARTIN SALESMAN 7698 28-SEP-2008 1250 1400 30
29-SEP-2008
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01-OCT-2008
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17-NOV-2008 7839 KING PRESIDENT 17-NOV-2008 5000 10
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01-DEC-2008
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03-DEC-2008 7900 JAMES CLERK 7698 03-DEC-2008 950 30
03-DEC-2008 7902 FORD ANALYST 7566 03-DEC-2008 3000 20
04-DEC-2008
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17-DEC-2008 7369 SMITH CLERK 7902 17-DEC-2008 800 20
331 rows selected.
SQL>

Calendar Table

Does anyone know the best way to set up a calendar table? We will need a way to account for weekends and holidays when determining work days. I have been searching for some pl/sql code to do this. We are currently not using any other calendaring or using with forms. Needed mainly for reporting issues.
Please let me know if you have any ideas for me.
thanks,
Toni

Here is an an example using the holiday table combined with the this_year view in the previous example.
SQL> create table holiday (holiday date,
2    country varchar2(2), description varchar2(30));
Table created.
SQL> insert into holiday values (date '2006-01-23', 'NL',
2    'National Cheese Day');
1 row created.
SQL> select day, weekend, description holiday,
2    case when weekend = 'N' and holiday is null then
3      'Y' else 'N' end business_day
4 from this_year, holiday
5 where day between sysdate - 5 and sysdate + 5
6    and day = holiday (+)
7 order by day;
DAY       WEEKEND HOLIDAY                        BUSINESS_DAY
19-JAN-06 N                                      Y
20-JAN-06 N                                      Y
21-JAN-06 Y                                      N
22-JAN-06 Y                                      N
23-JAN-06 N       National Cheese Day            N
24-JAN-06 N                                      Y
25-JAN-06 N                                      Y
26-JAN-06 N                                      Y
27-JAN-06 N                                      Y
28-JAN-06 Y                                      N
10 rows selected.
SQL>

Internal table population

Here in this code the internal table it_mseg and it_mbew
are not being populated in the following code.Can anybody please tell me what the reason.
Thanks and regards
jyoti
SELECT mblnr
 bwart
 matnr
 INTO TABLE it_mseg
 FROM mseg.
IF it_mseg IS NOT INITIAL .
 SELECT mblnr
 bldat
 INTO TABLE it_mkpf
 FROM mkpf
 FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_mseg
 WHERE mblnr = it_mseg-mblnr.
ENDIF.
IF it_mseg IS NOT INITIAL.
 SELECT matnr
 bwkey
 bwtar
 lbkum
 INTO TABLE it_mbew
 FROM mbew
 FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_mseg
 WHERE matnr = it_mseg-matnr.
ENDIF.

Hi,
Syntax of IF it_mseg IS NOT INITIAL is wrong
 Please check this code.
DATA:it_mseg LIKE MSEG OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE,
 it_mkpf LIKE MKPF OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE,
 it_mbew LIKE MBEW OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
SELECT mblnr bwart matnr
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_mseg
FROM mseg.
IF NOT it_mseg[] IS INITIAL .
SELECT mblnr
bldat
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_mkpf
FROM mkpf
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_mseg
WHERE mblnr = it_mseg-mblnr.
ENDIF.
IF not it_mseg IS INITIAL.
SELECT matnr
bwkey
bwtar
lbkum
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_mbew
FROM mbew
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_mseg
WHERE matnr = it_mseg-matnr.
ENDIF.

Pre-loading a table, populating data

hopefully someone has already crossed this bridge,
does anyone know how to pre-load a table and then populate the data returned from a query? I have seen websites like ingrammicro.com that display the results from a search where you can see the table and some of the data , and then slowly you start seeing pricing populated within the table. maybe this is more of an HTML question.not sure. thanks for any information you can give.
thanks, Tim

yes, that will work. thanks.

How FND_PRIMARY_KEYS table populated

Hello All, 
I would like to know how FND_PRIMARY_KEYS are populated. In our application, as per Apps guidelines, we dont have primary key defined on tables. We have indexes. But for Audit Trial we need primary keys. So i would like to know how we can populate the FND_PRIMARY_KEYS table with relevant information ? What information we need to provide and how ?
 
Any pointers are welcome
 
Thanks 
Sindhu

Is the application, Oracle Applications, or some other vendor's application? Is there a version number?
I would think that the columns that make up the unique index on a table, providing it has only one unique index, would be the columns that would make up the PK if it were definded. See DBA_IND_COLUMNS. For tables with multiple unique indexes one would likely be the PK and the others UK constraints.
HTH -- Mark D Powell --

Help with PLSQL table population.....

Hi all,
I am populating a PLSQL table from a cursor and then inserting into a target table using FORALL.
While populating, I need two two records differing only by the process_name.
Say my populated PLSQL table should look like this.
vt_proc_status_tbl:
1 76 Pname_A 20 Sysdate 1 U 1
1 76 Pname_B 20 Sysdate 1 U 1
How can I create duplicate records like this inside the PLSQL table varying only by process_name????
OPEN cur_fcst_sites_ppo;
FETCH cur_fcst_sites_ppo
BULK COLLECT INTO vt_fcst_sites_tbl;
CLOSE cur_fcst_sites_ppo;
FOR v_idx_fcst_sites IN 1 .. vt_fcst_sites_tbl.COUNT
LOOP
BEGIN
SELECT seq_ods_site_process_status.NEXTVAL
INTO v_odssiteprocessid
FROM DUAL;
END;
v_pst_idx := v_pst_idx + 1;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).odssiteprocessid :=
v_odssiteprocessid;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).SYSTEM := pi_system;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).process_name := pi_process_name;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).siteid :=
vt_fcst_sites_tbl (v_idx_fcst_sites).siteid;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).bday := pi_transferday;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).is_no := pi_is_no;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).rest_status := c_status_unprocessed;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).batch_id := v_batch_id;
v_cntr := v_cntr + 1;
IF v_cntr = pi_sites_at_a_time
THEN
v_batch_id := v_batch_id + 1;
v_cntr := 0;
END IF;
v_odssiteprocessid := NULL;
END LOOP;
IF v_pst_idx > 0
THEN
BEGIN
FORALL v_proc_status_tbl_idx IN 1 .. vt_proc_status_tbl.COUNT
INSERT INTO ods_site_process_status
VALUES vt_proc_status_tbl (v_proc_status_tbl_idx);
END;
ELSE
v_code := NULL;
SELECT SUBSTR ( '[M]:0- No Site Available for the '
|| pi_process_name
|| ' Process For '
|| DECODE (pi_process_name,
c_transform_bmi_ppo, 'IS_NO '
|| pi_is_no,
'TransferDay ' || pi_transferday
|| '..',
1,
125
INTO v_errm
FROM DUAL;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_errm);
scimf_common.write_log (v_code, --Log error into the LOGFILE
'E',
'p_mfcst_transform_master',
v_errm,
vr_market.marketid,
'I'
END IF;
Thanks in Advance.
Jagadish
Edited by: user646716 on Oct 12, 2008 10:08 AM
Edited by: user646716 on Oct 12, 2008 12:02 PM

hi aweiden,
Please find my entire code below.
what I am trying to achieve is that when my plsql table vt_proc_status_tbl is populated, I want two different rows to be populated for different process names (i.e bmi_ppo and bmi_ai ) and load it into ODS_SITE_PROCESS_STATUS table so that i do not have to alter my forall statement.
Thanks for the help
PROCEDURE p_mfcst_transform_master (
pi_system IN mfcst_ppo.SYSTEM%TYPE,
pi_is_ no IN mfcst_ppo.is_no%TYPE,
pi_transferday IN mfcst_ppo.transferday%TYPE,
pi_sites_at_a_time IN NUMBER,
pi_process_name IN ods_site_process_status.process_name%TYPE,
po_status OUT NUMBER,
po_error OUT VARCHAR2
AS
-- Cursor to get sites to be processed for bmi to ppo transformation process
CURSOR cur_fcst_sites_ppo
IS
SELECT DISTINCT siteid
FROM sci_restaurant
WHERE hist_load_status in ('L','H')
AND SYSTEM = pi_system
ORDER BY siteid;
-- Cursor to get sites to be processed for bmi to ai transformation process
-- Note this cursor is based on the system and transfer day
TYPE sites_tbltype IS TABLE OF cur_fcst_sites_ppo%ROWTYPE
INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER;
vt_fcst_sites_tbl sites_tbltype;
TYPE proc_status_tbltype IS TABLE OF ods_site_process_status%ROWTYPE
INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER;
vt_proc_status_tbl proc_status_tbltype;
v_cnt NUMBER := 0;
v_cntr NUMBER := 0;
v_batch_id NUMBER := 1;
v_pst_idx PLS_INTEGER := 0;
v_k PLS_INTEGER := 0;
v_odssiteprocessid ods_site_process_status.odssiteprocessid%TYPE;
v_exceptionid NUMBER;
--variable to log exception into sci_exception table
BEGIN
--- If sites were identitfied before, skip the rest of the execution
--- Note that ods_site_process_status holds the status from the prior runs
po_error := '';
po_status := 0;
scimf_common.p_get_market_parameters (NULL,
pi_system,
vr_market,
v_error_out
IF v_error_out IS NOT NULL
THEN
RAISE e_market_not_found;
END IF;
IF pi_process_name = c_transform_bmi_ppo
THEN
SELECT COUNT (*)
INTO v_cnt
FROM ods_site_process_status
WHERE SYSTEM = pi_system
AND process_name = pi_process_name
AND is_no = pi_is_no
AND ROWNUM < 2;
ELSIF pi_process_name = c_transform_bmi_ai
THEN
SELECT COUNT (*)
INTO v_cnt
FROM ods_site_process_status
WHERE SYSTEM = pi_system
AND process_name = pi_process_name
AND rest_status = c_status_processed
AND ROWNUM < 2;
ELSE
v_code := NULL;
v_errm :=
SUBSTR ( '[E]:0- Process Name :>'
|| pi_process_name
|| '<Is Not Proper For System:>'
|| pi_system
|| '< and IS_NO :>'
|| pi_is_no
|| '< and TransferDay :>'
|| pi_transferday
|| '<',
1,
125
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_errm);
scimf_common.write_log (v_code, --Log error into the LOGFILE
'E',
'p_mfcst_transform',
v_errm,
vr_market.marketid,
'I'
po_error := TO_CHAR (SQLCODE) || ' -Error Message: ' || v_errm;
po_status := -1;
-- Log Exception in the log file and come out.
END IF;
IF NVL (v_cnt, 0) > 0
THEN
IF pi_process_name = c_transform_bmi_ppo
THEN
SELECT SUBSTR
( ':0- Sites are already identified before for the '
|| pi_process_name
|| ' Process For '
|| DECODE (pi_process_name,
c_transform_bmi_ppo, 'IS_NO ' || pi_is_no,
'TransferDay ' || pi_transferday
|| '..'
|| 'proceeding to invoke child scripts',
1,
125
INTO v_errm
FROM DUAL;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_errm);
ELSIF pi_process_name = c_transform_bmi_ai
THEN
SELECT SUBSTR
( '[I]:0- Sites are already identified before for the '
|| pi_process_name
|| ' Process For '
|| DECODE (pi_process_name,
c_transform_bmi_ai, 'IS_NO ' || pi_is_no,
'TransferDay ' || pi_transferday
|| '..'
|| 'proceeding to invoke child scripts',
1,
125
INTO v_errm
FROM DUAL;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_errm);
END IF;
ELSIF NVL (v_cnt, 0) = 0
THEN
OPEN cur_fcst_sites_ppo;
FETCH cur_fcst_sites_ppo
BULK COLLECT INTO vt_fcst_sites_tbl;
CLOSE cur_fcst_sites_ppo;
END IF;
-- Logic to batch the sites to be processed in the batches of
-- sites derived from the pi_sites_at_a_time parameter
-- Batch_Id starts with 1 and need to used along with
-- either is_no (bmi-ppo) and process name or along with
-- system, bday and process_name (bmi-ai)
IF pi_sites_at_a_time IS NULL
THEN
v_code := NULL;
v_errm := 'Site At A Time not defined';
scimf_common.write_log (v_code, --Log error into the LOGFILE
'E',
'p_mfcst_transform_master',
v_errm,
vr_market.marketid,
'I'
po_error := TO_CHAR (SQLCODE) || ' -Error Message: ' || v_errm;
po_status := -1;
raise_application_error (-200002, v_errm);
END IF;
FOR v_idx_fcst_sites IN 1 .. vt_fcst_sites_tbl.COUNT
LOOP
BEGIN
SELECT seq_ods_site_process_status.NEXTVAL
INTO v_odssiteprocessid
FROM DUAL;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS
THEN
ROLLBACK;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ( '[E]:0- Sequence :>'
|| 'seq_ods_site_process_status'
|| ' <Is Invalid>'
|| '<'
v_errm :=
SUBSTR ( 'Sequence seq_ods_site_process_status Error:'
|| SQLERRM,
1,
125
scimf_common.write_log (v_code, --Log error into the LOGFILE
'E',
'p_mfcst_transform',
v_errm,
vr_market.marketid,
'I'
po_error :=
TO_CHAR (SQLCODE) || ' -Error Message: '
|| v_errm;
po_status := -1;
raise_application_error (-200002, v_errm);
END;
v_pst_idx := v_pst_idx + 1;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).odssiteprocessid :=
v_odssiteprocessid;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).SYSTEM := pi_system;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).process_name := pi_process_name;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).siteid :=
vt_fcst_sites_tbl (v_idx_fcst_sites).siteid;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).bday := pi_transferday;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).is_no := pi_is_no;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).rest_status := c_status_unprocessed;
vt_proc_status_tbl (v_pst_idx).batch_id := v_batch_id;
v_cntr := v_cntr + 1;
IF v_cntr = pi_sites_at_a_time
THEN
v_batch_id := v_batch_id + 1;
v_cntr := 0;
END IF;
v_odssiteprocessid := NULL;
END LOOP;
IF v_pst_idx > 0
THEN
BEGIN
FORALL v_proc_status_tbl_idx IN 1 .. vt_proc_status_tbl.COUNT
INSERT INTO ods_site_process_status
VALUES vt_proc_status_tbl (v_proc_status_tbl_idx);
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS
THEN
ROLLBACK;
v_error_count := SQL%BULK_EXCEPTIONS.COUNT;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line
( '[E]:0- Bulk Insert Fail using FORALL Number of Failure:>'
|| v_error_count
|| '<'
FOR v_i IN 1 .. v_error_count
LOOP
v_errm :=
SUBSTR
( '[E]:Error Insert into ODS_SITE_PROCESS_STATUS table '
|| 'Insert Error: '
|| v_i
|| ' Array Index: '
|| SQL%BULK_EXCEPTIONS (v_i).ERROR_INDEX
|| SQLERRM
(-SQL%BULK_EXCEPTIONS (v_i).ERROR_CODE),
1,
125
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_errm);
END LOOP;
v_code := NULL;
scimf_common.write_log (v_code, --Log error into the LOGFILE
'E',
'p_mfcst_transform_master',
v_errm,
vr_market.marketid,
'I'
po_error :=
TO_CHAR (SQLCODE) || ' -Error Message: '
|| v_errm;
po_status := -1;
END;
ELSE
v_code := NULL;
SELECT SUBSTR ( '[M]:0- No Site Available for the '
|| pi_process_name
|| ' Process For '
|| DECODE (pi_process_name,
c_transform_bmi_ppo, 'IS_NO '
|| pi_is_no,
'TransferDay ' || pi_transferday
|| '..',
1,
125
INTO v_errm
FROM DUAL;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_errm);
scimf_common.write_log (v_code, --Log error into the LOGFILE
'E',
'p_mfcst_transform_master',
v_errm,
vr_market.marketid,
'I'
END IF;
END IF;
COMMIT;
po_status := NVL (po_status, 0);
EXCEPTION
WHEN e_market_not_found
THEN
ROLLBACK;
v_code := NULL;
v_errm := SUBSTR ('[E]:Error Market Not Found ' || SQLERRM, 1, 125);
scimf_common.write_log (v_code, --Log error into the LOGFILE
'E',
'p_mfcst_transform_master',
v_errm,
vr_market.marketid,
'I'
raise_application_error (-200001,
'Market parameter not found for system'
|| pi_system
po_error := TO_CHAR (SQLCODE) || ' -Error Message: ' || SQLERRM;
po_status := -1;
WHEN OTHERS
THEN
ROLLBACK;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ( '[E]:0-ERROR :-- '
|| ' --SQLCODE: '
|| SQLCODE
|| ' -Error Message: '
|| SQLERRM
po_error := TO_CHAR (SQLCODE) || ' -Error Message: ' || SQLERRM;
po_status := -1;
END;

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I am working on an interface of ODI where mapping is from a XML file to the database tables. I want, when there is any bad data (having length size greater than the target table's column length or data type mismatch) the bad data should get rejected or separated.
I am using LKM, CKM, and IKM knowledge modules, but the erroneous record is not getting populated in even in the error table.
when I try to insert lets say 4 records and 2nd record is erroneous then it is only inserting the 1st record. i want that the erroneous record should get inserted in the error table.
Please suggest, if anybody is having any related information to get this done. That would be really helpful.
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The option which you have mentioned having cloumn as char 4000, I can not do that as my target tables are seeded tables.
I have also tried to get the data atleast in C$ tables having their length as varchar 4000. but it is not allowing to insert in C$ tables also.
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what if the DATE in xml source is invalid? its giving me the error while execution "Invalid datetime format". how would I identify that this error is for a particular record. If I can get this erroneous record atleast in C$ table I can find a work around for this correction then.
I hope you have solution for this problem :)
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We have 27 wired and wireless devices on the network. They appear to get assigned IP addresses quickly (because the devices do work and access the Internet) but the devices do not show up in the DHCP table list. They slowly appear over a period of hours and hours.
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