Call of constant function in where clause
Hi there,
I want to execute the following query
select a_field
from a_table
where another_field = a_func('10')
where a_func is a stored function and returns a value dependent on its argument. Same argument returns same result. How to see, the argument is a_table-independent (constant), so the result is a constant. How can I prevent oracle from executing a_func for each row of a_table? I know, that the following code works:
select a_field
from a_table
where another_field = (select a_func('10') from dual)
but this less readable and harder to explain to low-level-users in my eyes. Is there any pragma or anything else I can do, so the first statement can executed with a single(!) execution of a_func?
Thanks, ALu.
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Unfortunately Variables do not help in this case. The query-text goes (in one of three uses) into a Delphi-TQuery-Object and after opening it the results are shown. Declaring Variables is not allowed this way. I want a single (very) easy(!) statement to be executed (see the first one above). To explain the use of the function is ok (instead of using any subselect this function calculates), but any subselect- or variable-usage is beyond most of my app-users that want access to the stored data. The solution must be found in declaration of a_func (to put it into a package an restrict it by WNPS, WNDS also did not help ...)
Thanx anyway, ALu.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Narayan Acharya ([email protected]):
How about defining a variable, assigning it a value by calling the function, then using the variable in the where clause ?
Trust that would work ?
Narayan.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Bad performance when calling a function in where clause
Hi All,
I have a performance problem when executing a query that contains a function call in my where clause.
I have a query with some joins and a where clause with some regular filters. But one of these filters is a function, and its input parameters are columns of the tables used in the query.
When I run it with only a few rows in the tables, it goes ok. But as the number of rows grows, performance falls geometrically, even when my where clause filters the result to only a few rows.
If I take the function call off of the where clause, then run the query and then call the function for each returned row, performance is ok. Even when the number of returned rows is big.
But I need the function call to be in the where clause, because I can't build a procedure to execute it.
Does anyone have any clue on how to improve performance?
Thanks,
RafaelYou have given very little information...
>
If I take the function call off of the where clause, then run the query and then call the function for each returned row, performance is ok. Even when the number of returned rows is big. Can you describe how you measured the performance for a big result set without the function? For example lets say there had been 10.000 rows returned (which is not really big, but it is astarting point). Did you see all 10.000 rows? A typical mistake is to execute the query in some tool like Oracle SQL Developer or TOAD and measure how fast the first couple of rows are returned. Not the performance of the full select.
As you can see from this little detail there are many questions that you need to address first before we can drill down to the root of your problem. Best way is to go through the thread that Centinul linked and provide all that information first. During the cause of that you might discover that you learn things on the way that help a lot for later tuning problems/approaches.
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lvl,
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:v_month,
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subject,
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lvl,
programme,
component,
paper_code,
cand_lang,
mark_entry.get_ia_entry_status(:v_year, :v_month, assessment_school, subject_option, lvl, cand_lang, component, paper_code) AS mark_status
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ccr.subject_option,
ccr.lvl,
ccr.programme,
ccr.language AS cand_lang,
ccr.paper_code,
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FROM candidate_component_reg ccr
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AND sc.month = ccr.split_session_month
AND sc.paper_code = ccr.paper_code
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paper_code,
cand_lang,
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FROM
(SELECT DISTINCT ccr.assessment_school, --<< is the DISTINCT really needed?
ccr.subject,
ccr.subject_option,
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My function in where clause? help me please.
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declare
name_ table1.name%type;
function return_id(id number) return number is
begin
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end return_id;
begin
select name into name_
from table1
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end;
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SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 create package mypackage is
2 function myfunc(p_val NUMBER) RETURN NUMBER;
3* end;
SQL> /
Package created.
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 create or replace package body mypackage is
2 function myfunc(p_val NUMBER) RETURN NUMBER IS
3 begin
4 RETURN (p_val*p_val)-1;
5 end;
6* end;
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Package body created.
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2 v_myval NUMBER := 2;
3 begin
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5 into v_myval
6 from dual;
7 dbms_output.put_line(v_myval);
8 select mypackage.myfunc(v_myval)
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10 from dual;
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3
8
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
-- CREATING A STANDALONE DATABASE FUNCTION.
SQL> create or replace function myfunc2(p_val number) return number is
2 begin
3 return (p_val*2)+1;
4 end;
5 /
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SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 declare
2 v_myval NUMBER := 2;
3 begin
4 select myfunc2(v_myval)
5 into v_myval
6 from dual;
7 dbms_output.put_line(v_myval);
8 select myfunc2(v_myval)
9 into v_myval
10 from dual;
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12* end;
SQL> /
5
11
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
-- CREATING A LOCAL FUNCTION IN THE ANONYMOUS PL/SQL BLOCK
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 declare
2 v_myval NUMBER := 2;
3 function myfunc3(p_val number) return number is
4 begin
5 return (p_val*p_val*p_val);
6 end;
7 begin
8 select myfunc3(v_myval)
9 into v_myval
10 from dual;
11 dbms_output.put_line(v_myval);
12 select myfunc3(v_myval)
13 into v_myval
14 from dual;
15 dbms_output.put_line(v_myval);
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select myfunc3(v_myval)
ERROR at line 8:
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PLS-00231: function 'MYFUNC3' may not be used in SQL
ORA-06550: line 8, column 10:
PL/SQL: ORA-00904: : invalid identifier
ORA-06550: line 8, column 3:
PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
ORA-06550: line 12, column 10:
PLS-00231: function 'MYFUNC3' may not be used in SQL
ORA-06550: line 12, column 10:
PL/SQL: ORA-00904: : invalid identifier
ORA-06550: line 12, column 3:
PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
SQL>As you can see (and as previously mentioned by someone else) the function has to be available to the SQL engine either via a datavbase package or as a database function. If you declare the function locally within the anonymous PL/SQL block then the function only exists in the scope of that PL/SQL block and thus when your SQL statement is sent to the SQL engine for execution, the SQL engine can't see it.
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Clarification on using function in where clause of oracle sql query
I have an issue in regarding function using where clause of sql query..
We are facing performance issue while executing query, so in what ways to improve the performance of the query which i have posted below.
select col ,case when my_function(parameter)
from tab1 a ,tab2 b,tabl3 c
where a.column1=b.column2
and b.column3 =c.column6
and my_function(parameter)>0
Regards
Dinesh
Edited by: wild fire on May 18, 2012 4:15 PMDinesh,
remind that when you use a function in the where clause it normally will get started for each record in the table.
So your answer is two-fold:
1. make the function only start when needed by adding a function based index on the table (this will make inserts and updates slower)
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Regards,
Richard
blog: http://blog.warp11.nl
twitter: @rhjmartens
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crd.resubmit_interval_unit_code,
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If you get stuck, post the last version of your code that worked perfectly, and the latest version (only a line or two bigger) that has the problem. Describe what the problem is. If you get an error, post the complete error message. In any event, post CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for all the tables and columns needed to run the query, and the results you want to get from that query.
When you post any code, format it, so that how the code looks on the screen gives some clues about how it is working.
When you post any formatted text on this site, type these 6 characters:
\(small letters only, inside curly brackets) before and after each section of formatted text, to preserve spacing.
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Using function in where clause
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how to use function in where clause
ThanksHi,
The code that works:
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as
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connect by level <= 10;
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1201
1202
1203
1204
1205
1206
1207
1208
1209
1210
var v_PRJ_CODE number
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1202
1203
1204
1205
1206
1207
1208
1209
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what are you trying to do?
may be you are looking for
select * from tab1,tab2
where a.tab1 = b.tab2
and
(decode(:code, 'A','Accepted') = <table_column>
or
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or
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Error encounter when calling function in where clause
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error
The following error has occurred:
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Please have a look:
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1
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15-MAY-06
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"afiedt.buf" 10 lines, 140 characters
1 CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION f1
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3 BEGIN
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ORA-06512: at "AVINASHT.F1", line 7
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2 a NUMBER ;
3 BEGIN
4 a := 0;
5 a := f1;
6 END;
7 /
DECLARE
ERROR at line 1:
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Calling function in where clause
<BR>
Hi
I receive a string of form '333,444,55R5,B342,A556' as string value which should be passed to condition check to filter records in where clause of query.
to make string form in right format with proper quotes separated i have written one function which does that job
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V_VAL1:=REPLACE(P_VAL,',',''',''');
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DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(V_VAL);
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when i fire below query
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Please help how to acquire this
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</BR>You haven't described your problem clearly (see: {message:id=9360002})
However, it sounds like you want a varying IN list, which is also in the FAQ: {message:id=9360009} -
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I have a record type defined in a packages specification. I have to use this record as parameter to call a function. I am able to call the function if as return its value to a string variable. However, the function should be called into a query to compare the returned value and this code is not compiled.
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DB:- 11.2
Input:- 'ACCOUNTING,SALES'
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I am having trouble with a function that, when used in the where clause of a select will cause an error if the first column selected is of type INTEGER. Not sure whether I am doing something wrong or whether this is a bug.
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Select col2,col1 from test where col2 >= BTR_TAG()
=> works as it should
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I can replicated the test case above with Sql Studio and other ODBC based tools.
Thanks in advance,
Silke ArnswaldHello Siva,
sorry, but I don't understand your reply:
This is not right forum to posting this question.
You are from which module or working any 3rd party application.
MaxDB 7.7.07.16 is the community version of MaxDb,
we are not using it for SAP
and no 3rd party software is required to reproduce my problem,
Sql Studio or Database Studio will do.
Regards,
Silke Arnswald
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Buyer Setup & Approval Escalations
Hello, Need your help on the below issue: Today many people who have Standard PO & Blanket Release approval also have the ability to approve a Blanket Purchase Agreement. As per our business policy, we are separating Blanket Release approval (Materia
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Date Difference Calculation problem
I am creating a form which should calculate the number of days between two calender dat es using the Date2Sum expression but my result cell gives me zeo despite setting the locale and the calculation correcttly. Where could my problem be? Darlington
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Please help! this is part of the message received whilst trying to open elements 12 on my mac os x! I have no idea what to do thanks.