Can i use execption in forall like below proc

Question

CREATE TABLE X_TEST1 (X_NO VARCHAR2(8), X_SAL NUMBER,X_NAME VARCHAR2(10) );
CREATE TABLE X_TEST2 (X_NO NUMBER, X_SAL NUMBER,X_NAME VARCHAR2(10) );
CREATE TABLE X_TEST3 (X_NO VARCHAR2(8), X_SAL NUMBER,X_NAME VARCHAR2(10) );
INSERT INTO X_TEST1 VALUES
(1 , 5000 , 'LENA' ); IF NUMBER COME INSERT RECORD IN --X_TEST2
(2 , 8000, 'MINA' );
(6 , 9000, 'HINA' );
(XX , 5000, 'LENA' ); IF VARCHAR2 COME INSERT RECORD IN --X_TEST2
(ZZ , 7000, 'MINA' );
(MM , 1200, 'HINA' ); --SO CAN I POSSIBLE BELOW QUERY WITH FORALL....SQL%BULK_EXCEPTION..
DECLARE
TYPE EMP_TAB_TYPE IS TABLE OF X_TEST1%ROWTYPE;
EMP_TAB EMP_TAB_TYPE;
BEGIN
SELECT * BULK COLLECT INTO EMP_TAB FROM X_TEST1;
FOR i IN EMP_TAB.FIRST..EMP_TAB.LAST LOOP
BEGIN
INSERT INTO X_TEST2 (X_NO,X_SAL,X_NAME) if number goes int x_test2
VALUES (EMP_TAB(i).X_NO,EMP_TAB(i).X_SAL,EMP_TAB(i).X_NAME);
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
INSERT INTO X_TEST3 (X_NO,X_SAL,X_NAME) if number goes int x_test3
VALUES (EMP_TAB(i).X_NO,EMP_TAB(i).X_SAL,EMP_TAB(i).X_NAME);
END;
END LOOP;
END;

Answer 1

user11960282 wrote:
CREATE TABLE X_TEST1 (X_NO VARCHAR2(8), X_SAL NUMBER,X_NAME VARCHAR2(10) );
CREATE TABLE X_TEST2 (X_NO NUMBER, X_SAL NUMBER,X_NAME VARCHAR2(10) );
CREATE TABLE X_TEST3 (X_NO VARCHAR2(8), X_SAL NUMBER,X_NAME VARCHAR2(10) );
INSERT INTO X_TEST1 VALUES
(1 , 5000 , 'LENA' ); IF NUMBER COME INSERT RECORD IN --X_TEST2
(2 , 8000, 'MINA' );
(6 , 9000, 'HINA' );
(XX , 5000, 'LENA' ); IF VARCHAR2 COME INSERT RECORD IN --X_TEST2
(ZZ , 7000, 'MINA' );
(MM , 1200, 'HINA' ); --SO CAN I POSSIBLE BELOW QUERY WITH FORALL....SQL%BULK_EXCEPTION..
DECLARE
TYPE EMP_TAB_TYPE IS TABLE OF X_TEST1%ROWTYPE;
EMP_TAB EMP_TAB_TYPE;
BEGIN
SELECT * BULK COLLECT INTO EMP_TAB FROM X_TEST1;
FOR i IN EMP_TAB.FIRST..EMP_TAB.LAST LOOP
BEGIN
INSERT INTO X_TEST2 (X_NO,X_SAL,X_NAME) if number goes int x_test2
VALUES (EMP_TAB(i).X_NO,EMP_TAB(i).X_SAL,EMP_TAB(i).X_NAME);
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
INSERT INTO X_TEST3 (X_NO,X_SAL,X_NAME) if number goes int x_test3
VALUES (EMP_TAB(i).X_NO,EMP_TAB(i).X_SAL,EMP_TAB(i).X_NAME);
END;
END LOOP;
END;Hi,
Here is one way..
Write a function which determines whether the input is number or character. Based on this insert into the respective table
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION TEST_IS_FNC(p_in IN varchar2)
RETURN varchar2
IS
l_output varchar2(4000);
BEGIN
l_output:=to_number(p_in);
RETURN 'TRUE';
EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN
RETURN 'FALSE';
END TEST_IS_FNC;To test:
SQL> select TEST_IS_FNC('1A') from dual;
TEST_IS_FNC('1A')
FALSE
SQL> select TEST_IS_FNC(1) from dual;
TEST_IS_FNC(1)
TRUE
SQL>
SQL> DECLARE
  2  l_x_no varchar2(4000):='1A';
  3  l_output varchar2(4000);
  4  BEGIN
  5  l_output:=TEST_IS_FNC(l_x_no);
  6  IF (l_output='TRUE') THEN
  7  INSERT INTO X_TEST1(X_NO) VALUES(l_x_no);
  8  ELSE
  9  INSERT INTO X_TEST2(X_NO) VALUES(l_x_no);
10  END IF;
11  END;
12  .
SQL> /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from X_TEST2;
X_NO          X_SAL X_NAME
1A
SQL> DECLARE
  2  l_x_no varchar2(4000):=1;
  3  l_output varchar2(4000);
  4  BEGIN
  5  l_output:=TEST_IS_FNC(l_x_no);
  6  IF (l_output='TRUE') THEN
  7  INSERT INTO X_TEST1(X_NO) VALUES(l_x_no);
  8  ELSE
  9  INSERT INTO X_TEST2(X_NO) VALUES(l_x_no);
10  END IF;
11  END;
12  .
SQL> /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from X_TEST1;
X_NO          X_SAL X_NAME
1Regards,
Achyut Kotekal
Edited by: Achyut K on Jun 6, 2013 3:25 AM