CAST function issue

Hi Experts,
I have use CAST function for change INT to VARCHAR for Time data. When I run the query it through the below error
*Data value out of range at OCI call OCIStmtFetch. [nQSError: 17012] Bulk fetch failed*
Please let me know any suggestion.
Thanks,
Balaa...

Hi bala,
If you use cast function to convert it to varchar cast(column as char) would suffice.
But the error might be due to the date format in your system....Try this way by giving cast('dd-mon-yy hh:mm:ss' as char) it might work.
More info :- Convert string to a date
Is it answered?
Cheers,
KK

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TABLE(CAST()) function not returning the correct results in few scenarios.

I am using TABLE(CAST()) operation in PL/SQL and it is returning me no data.
Here is what I have done:
1.     Created Record type
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE target_rec AS OBJECT
target__id          NUMBER(10),
target_entity_id NUMBER(10),
dd           CHAR(3),
fd           CHAR(3),
code      NUMBER(10),
target_pct      NUMBER,
template_nm VARCHAR2(50),
p_symbol      VARCHAR2(10),
pm_init          VARCHAR2(3),
target_name     VARCHAR2(20),
targe_type     VARCHAR2(30),
target_caption     VARCHAR2(30),
sort_order      NUMBER (4)
2.     Created Table type
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE target_arr AS TABLE OF target_rec
3.     Created Stored procedure which accepts parameter of type target_arr and runs the Table(Cast()) function on it.
     Following is the simplified form of my procedure.
     PROCEDURE get_target_weights
     p_in_template_target IN target_arr,
     p_out_count          OUT NUMBER,
     IS
     BEGIN
          SELECT count(*) into p_out_count
     FROM TABLE(CAST(p_in_template_target AS                     target_arr)) arr;
     END;
I am calling get_target_weights from my java code and passing p_in_template_target with 10140 records.
Scenario 1: If target_pct in the last record is 0, p_out_count returned from the procedure is 0.
Scenario 2: If target_pct in the last record is any other value(say 0.01), p_out_count returned from the procedure is 10140.
Please help me understand why the Table(Cast()) is not returning the correct results in Scenario 1. Also adding or deleting any record from the test data returns the correct results (i.e. if keep target_pct in the last record as 0 but add or delete any record).
Let me know how can I attach the test data I am using to help you debugging as I don’t see any Attach file button on Post Message screen on the forum.

I am not able to reproduce this problem with a small data set. I can only reproduce with the data having 10140 records.
I am not sure if this is the memory issue as adding a new record also solves the problem.
This should not be the error because of wrong way of filling the records in java as for testing purpose I just saved the records which I am sending from java in a table. I updated the stored procedure as well to read the data from the table and then perform TABLE(CAST()) operation. I am still getting 0 as the output for scenario 1 mentioned in my last mail.
Here is what I have updated:
1.     Created the table target_table
CREATE Table target_table
target_id          NUMBER(10),
target_entity_id NUMBER(10),
dd           CHAR(3),
fd           CHAR(3),
code      NUMBER(10),
target_pct      NUMBER,
template_nm VARCHAR2(50),
p_symbol      VARCHAR2(10),
pm_init          VARCHAR2(3),
target_name     VARCHAR2(20),
target_type     VARCHAR2(30),
target_caption     VARCHAR2(30),
sort_order      NUMBER (4)
2.     Inserted data into the table : The script has around 10140 rows. Pls let me know how can I send it to you
3.     Updated procedure to read data from table and stored into variable of type target_arr. Run Table(cast()) operation on target_arr and get the count
PROCEDURE test_target_weights
IS
     v_target_rec target_table%ROWTYPE;
     CURSOR wt_cursor IS
     Select * from target_table;
     v_count NUMBER := 1;
     v_target_arr cws_target_arr:= target_arr ();
     v_target_arr_rec target_rec;
     v_rec_count NUMBER;
     BEGIN
     OPEN wt_cursor;
     loop
          fetch wt_cursor into v_target_rec; -- fetch data from table into local           record.
          exit when wt_cursor%notfound;
          --move data into target_arr
          v_target_arr_rec :=                     cws_curr_pair_entity_wt_rec(v_target_rec target_id,v_target_rec. target_entity_id,
                    v_target_rec.dd,v_target_rec.fd,v_target_rec.code,v_target_rec.target_pct,
     v_target_rec.template_nm,v_target_rec.p_symbol,v_target_rec.pm_init,v_target_rec.template_name,
     v_target_rec.template_type,v_target_rec.template_caption,v_target_rec.sort_order);
          v_target_arr.extend();
          v_target_arr(v_count) := v_target_arr_rec;
          v_count := v_count + 1;
     end loop;
     close wt_cursor;
     -- run table cast on target_arr
     SELECT count(*) into v_rec_count
     FROM TABLE(CAST(v_target_arr AS target_arr)) arr;
     DBMS_OUTPUT.enable;
     DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('p_out_count ' || v_rec_count);
     DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('v_count ' || v_count);
END;
Output is
p_out_count 0
v_count 10140
Expected output
p_out_count 10140
v_count 10140

Reading a binary file using the type cast function is not working

Hello
I am trying to read a binary file. Using the Read from binary file and type cast functions I can actually get the information from the file.
I set an indicator in the “Normal” option in Properties. I can read the header and footer but not the body of the file; For the body of the file all I can see is characters of the type
“C¾ Ü Qþ X@ “. One of the other options, Password, seems to provide an output of just the characters that were originally written, but then again, I can not read the characters because it is only asterisks and I can not copy them onto a word processor either.
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Derive found flag in SQL with where clause using TABLE(CAST function

Dear All,
Stored procedure listEmployees
==========================
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE STRING_ARRAY AS VARRAY(8000) OF VARCHAR2(15);
empIdList STRING_ARRAY
countriesList STRING_ARRAY
SELECT EMP_ID, EMP_COUNTRY, EMP_NAME, FOUND_FLAG_
FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE
EMP_ID IN
(SELECT * FROM TABLE(CAST(empIdList AS STRING_ARRAY))
AND EMP_COUNTRY IN
(SELECT * FROM TABLE(CAST(countriesList AS STRING_ARRAY))
=================
I have a stored procedure which lists the employees using above simple query.
Here I am using table CAST function to find the list of employees in one go
instead of looping through each and every employee
Everything fine until requirements forced me to get the FOUND_FLAG as well.
Now I wanted derive the FOUND_FLAG by using rownum, rowid, decode functions
but I was not successful
Can you please suggest if there is any intelligent way to say weather the
row is found for given parameters in the where clause?
If not I may have to loop through each set of empIdList, countriesList
and find the values individually just to set a flag. In this approach I can’t use
the TABLE CAST function which is efficient I suppose.
Note that query STRING_ARRAY is an VARRAY. It is very big in size and this procedure
suppose to handle large sets of data.
Thanks In advance
Regards
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Edited by: kmcharan on 03-Dec-2009 09:55

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Hello guys,
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I was able to aschieve this ussing the CAST function within a query as follows:
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v_importe_ingresado := CAST('15,456' AS NUMBER(15,2));
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When removing the (15,2) it compiles ok
¿Any clue?
I will appreciate any help.
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¿Any clue?¿¿¿Over complication???
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2 /
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Help on CAST function, defining TYPE TABLE and using a REF cursor

Hi,
I have written a procedure (lookup) inside a package (lookup_pkg) as shown below.
Procedure has an output variable of type PL/SQL TABLE which is defined in the package.
I want to write a wrapper procedure lookupref to the procedure lookup to return a ref cursor.
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TYPE t_lookup_refcur IS REF CURSOR;
CURSOR c_lookup IS
 Select columns1,2,3,....100
 FROM A, B, C, D, E
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BEGIN
END lookup;
Procedure lookupref(id Number, o_lookupref OUT t_lookup_refcur) IS
o_lookup t_lookup;
BEGIN
lookup(id, o_lookup t_lookup);
OPEN t_lookup_refcur FOR
SELECT *
 FROM TABLE(CAST(o_lookup AS t_lookup));
Exception
End lookupref;
END lookup_pkg;
When I compile this procedure, I am getting invalid datatype Oracle error and
cursor points the datatype t_lookup in the CAST function.
1. Can anyone tell me what is wrong in this. Can I convert a PL/SQL collection (pl/sql table in this case) to PL/SQL datatype table or does it need to be a SQL datatype only (which is created as a type in database).
Also, to resolve this error, I have created a SQL type and table type instead of PL/SQL table in the package as shown below.
create or replace type t_lookuprec as object
 (Select columns1,2,3,....100
 FROM A, B, C, D, E
 WHERE ROWNUM < 1);
create or replace type t_lookup_tab AS table of t_lookuprec;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY lookup_pkg As
Procedure lookup(id Number, o_lookup OUT t_lookup) IS
BEGIN
END lookup;
Procedure lookupref(id Number, o_lookupref OUT t_lookup_refcur) IS
o_lookup t_lookup;
BEGIN
lookup(id, o_lookup t_lookup);
OPEN t_lookup_refcur FOR
SELECT *
 FROM TABLE(CAST(o_lookup AS t_lookup_tab));
Exception
End lookupref;
END lookup_pkg;
When I compile this package, I am getting "PL/SQL: ORA-22800: invalid user-defined type" Oracle error and
points the datatype t_lookup_tab in the CAST function.
2. Can anyone tell me what is wrong. Can I create a type with a select statement and create a table type using type created earlier?
I have checked the all_types view and found that
value for Incomplete column for these two types are YES.
3. What does that mean?
Any suggestions and help is appreciated.
Thanks
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create or replace type t_lookuprec as object
(Select columns1,2,3,....100
FROM A, B, C, D, E
WHERE ROWNUM < 1);You are correct that you need to use CREATE TYPE to use the type in SQL.
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CAST function in PL/SQL

Hello folks,
 
has anybody a reasonable explanation for this weird behaviour concerning the CAST function? 
I am using 9iR2. 
Following runs fine eventhough I would expect an error:

SQL> DECLARE
 i INTEGER;
 x VARCHAR2 (1) := 'x';
BEGIN
 i := CAST (1 AS x);
 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('i=' || i);
END;
i=1
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
BUT simply hardcoding the "datatype" raises an error:

SQL> DECLARE
 i INTEGER;
 x VARCHAR2 (1) := 'x';
BEGIN
 i := CAST (1 AS 'x');
 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('i=' || i);
END;
Error at line 11
ORA-06550: line 5, column 20:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "x" when expecting one of the following:
 <an identifier> <a double-quoted delimited-identifier> LONG_
 double ref char time timestamp interval date binary national
 character nchar
The symbol "<an identifier> was inserted before "x" to continue.
Whats going on here?

It's trying to cast to x%type, which is DATE. But even if you replace it with DATE you get the same error.
1 DECLARE
2 i DATE;
3 x DATE;
4 BEGIN
5 i := CAST (SYSDATE AS date);
6* END;
cmsgpro_user@XOPDEV> /
 i := CAST (SYSDATE AS date);
ERROR at line 5:
ORA-06550: line 5, column 15:
PLS-00382: expression is of wrong type
ORA-06550: line 5, column 4:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
cmsgpro_user@XOPDEV> ED
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 DECLARE
2 i DATE;
3 x DATE;
4 BEGIN
5 i := CAST (SYSDATE AS VARCHAR2);
6* END;
cmsgpro_user@XOPDEV> /
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USE OF Type cast function ?

can any one explain the use of type cast function with help of example please i am not able to understand the explaination given in ni.com site

LabVIEW provides a function called Type Cast, which allows data to pass through it unchanged while the type of the wire changes. Please refer to the given link which elaborates on the type cast function with required instances.
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361H-01/glang/type_cast/
In case of any clarifications needed, do revert.
Regards,
Sahil Singla
Applications Engineer | National Instruments
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Memory Leak in Algorithms.Cast function?

I have the following line in my code:
Algorithms.Cast(OrigImage, tempRGB, ImageType.Rgb32)
OrigImage is a U8. It appears to have a 7mb memory leak.
Before: 81168K,
After: 88560K
Has anyone else noticed this? Is there a fix?
Note: I properly dispose of all images when I am done using them.
Thanks!

Can you describe the situation a little bit more? What memory are you refering to when you say "Before: 81168K, After: 88560K"? Are you talking about the total amount of memory reserved by the application?
The cast function will convert an image of one type to another. If you were going from a U8 image to an RGB 32, the new image would require about 12 times the memory as the original image. 7 Mb would be a reasonable amount of memory increase for this process.
Jeremy P.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

I need To Understand the "Type Cast Function"

Dears,
I need To Understand How the "Type Cast Function" Work, and if you can Give me an Example it will be Apperciated
BR
Ahmed

In its simplest explanation Type Cast allows you to reinterpret a series of bytes. The numeric conversion functions convert from one data type to another and essentially do the same thing that Type Cast does, albeit with just numbers. Type Cast allows you to extend this to convert one data type to another, beyond just numbers. Thus, you could convert an array of 2 U8 values into a single U16 number by using Type Cast like this:
or you could reinterpret an array of lots of U8 values into an array of U16 values like this:
How you use it is entirely up to you, but it is an extremely powerful function. What are you trying to do?
Attachments:
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Type cast function use

Good
morning,
I am using
the “type cast” function and the “visa write” subvi to control a DO channel of
Arduino (RS232 communication), please see image attached. Can somebody advise how
should I program in LabVIEW in order to control more DO channels? Furthermore,
when I tried to read the output of “type cast function” during the run of vi I
saw a square symbol. Is there any way to decode this symbol ? I tried to use a
“decimal string to number” suvi but it didn’t work.
Thank you
in advance
Attachments:
samplevi.jpg ‏27 KB

dan_u,
Thank you for your reply. It's the first time I am using RS232 communication and also other harware than that of NI and I am little bit confused. With the configuration shown on my vi everything seems to work fine. This means that I can enable and disable a DO channel of arduino, thus the format comes from the "type cast" function seems ok. A previous effort, when I tried to send a string (also by using the "write to visa") of "0" or "1" to disable and enable the same DO channel wasn't successful. This is the reason why I thought that using the "type cast" function is the correct way to write to visa. Now, what I want to do is using e.g three boolean to control three different DO channels. Could you please advise?
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Date shows timestamp with cast function

hi,
i am entering date from java to oracle, when i used CAST function to convert as TIMESTAMP it shows the correct time in ONE DB environment.
But the same date not showing proper time in another DB environment.
It always shows 12.00.00.000000
shall i want to set any values in db level.
QL> SELECT CAST(MKR_DT AS TIMESTAMP) FROM NAAP30_APPPRODUCTS WHERE APPLICATION_ID=2007020026410;
CAST(MKR_DTASTIMESTAMP)
20-FEB-07 12.00.00.000000 AM
Please advice...
Thanks in advance
siva

I already gave you a hint on
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ORA-00902: invalid datatype comile error while using CAST function

Hi everyone,
I'm getting ORA-00902: invalid datatype compilation error while using CAST function.
open ref_cursor_list for select empName from TABLE(CAST(part_t AS partnumberlist));
The partnumberlist and ref_cursor_list is declared in the Package spec as given below.
TYPE ref_cursor_list IS REF CURSOR;
TYPE partnumberlist IS TABLE OF emp.empName%TYPE;
The error points the partnumberlist as invalid datatype in TOAD because of this i'm unable to compile the package.
Any suggestion
Thanks and regards
Sathish Gopal

Here is my code for
package Spec
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE "HISTORICAL_COMMENTZ" AS
TYPE prior_part_data_record IS RECORD (
prior_part_row_id PGM_RPLCMNT_PART.PR_PART_ROW_S_ID%TYPE,
prior_pgm_chng_s_id PGM_RPLCMNT_PART.PR_PGM_CHNG_S_ID%TYPE
TYPE parts_list IS TABLE OF prior_part_data_record;
--TYPE parts_list IS TABLE OF NUMBER;
TYPE partnumberlist IS TABLE OF PGM_RPLCMNT_PART.PR_PART_ROW_S_ID%TYPE;
TYPE partnumber_cursor IS REF CURSOR;
TYPE comment_record IS RECORD (
pgm_s_id                     PGM_PART_CMNT.PGM_S_ID%TYPE,
part_row_s_id                PGM_PART_CMNT.PART_ROW_S_ID%TYPE,
pgm_chng_s_id                PGM_PART_CMNT.PGM_CHNG_S_ID%TYPE,
cmnt_txt                     PGM_PART_CMNT.CMNT_TXT%TYPE,
cmnt_dt                     PGM_PART_CMNT.CMNT_DT%TYPE,
updt_rsrc_id                PGM_PART_CMNT.UPDT_RSRC_ID%TYPE
TYPE comment_list IS TABLE OF comment_record;
global_pgm_s_id INTEGER := 0;
global_part_row_s_id INTEGER := 0;
err_num NUMBER := 999999;
err_msg VARCHAR2 (250);
PROCEDURE getComments (
pgm_s_id IN NUMBER,
part_row_s_id IN NUMBER,
partnumber_cursorlist out partnumber_cursor);
END;
Package Body
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY HISTORICAL_COMMENTZ
AS
FUNCTION getPriorPart
(param_prior_pgm_chng_s_id IN PGM_RPLCMNT_PART.PR_PGM_CHNG_S_ID%TYPE,
return_prior_part_data_record IN OUT prior_part_data_record
RETURN INTEGER
IS
retVal INTEGER;
prior_part_row_id INTEGER;
prior_pgm_chng_s_id INTEGER;
local_prior_part_data_record prior_part_data_record;
BEGIN
SELECT PR_PART_ROW_S_ID AS prior_part_row_id, PR_PGM_CHNG_S_ID AS prior_pgm_chng_s_id
INTO local_prior_part_data_record
--SELECT PR_PART_ROW_S_ID INTO retVal
FROM PGM_RPLCMNT_PART
WHERE PGM_S_ID = global_pgm_s_id AND CUR_PGM_CHNG_S_ID = param_prior_pgm_chng_s_id;
return_prior_part_data_record := local_prior_part_data_record;
retVal := 0;
RETURN retVal;
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND
THEN
err_num := SQLCODE;
err_msg := 'SQL Error ' || SUBSTR (SQLERRM, 1, 250);
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('SQLERROR = ' || err_msg);
retVal := -1;
RETURN retVal;
WHEN OTHERS
THEN
err_num := SQLCODE;
err_msg := 'SQL Error ' || SUBSTR (SQLERRM, 1, 250);
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('SQLERROR = ' || err_msg);
retVal := -1;
RETURN retVal;
END getPriorPart;
FUNCTION getComment (found_parts_list IN parts_list, comments OUT comment_list)
RETURN INTEGER
IS
CURSOR init_cursor
IS
SELECT PGM_S_ID,PART_ROW_S_ID,PGM_CHNG_S_ID,CMNT_TXT,CMNT_DT,UPDT_RSRC_ID
FROM PGM_PART_CMNT WHERE 1 = 2;
retVal INTEGER;
indexNum PLS_INTEGER;
local_part_record prior_part_data_record;
local_comment_record comment_record;
local_part_row_s_id NUMBER;
i PLS_INTEGER;
BEGIN
OPEN init_cursor;
FETCH init_cursor
BULK COLLECT INTO comments;
i := 0;
indexNum := found_parts_list.FIRST;
WHILE indexNum IS NOT NULL
LOOP
local_part_record := found_parts_list(indexnum);
local_part_row_s_id := local_part_record.prior_part_row_id;
SELECT PGM_S_ID,PART_ROW_S_ID,PGM_CHNG_S_ID,CMNT_TXT,CMNT_DT,UPDT_RSRC_ID
INTO local_comment_record FROM PGM_PART_CMNT
WHERE PGM_S_ID = global_pgm_s_id
AND PART_ROW_S_ID = local_part_row_s_id;
comments(i) := local_comment_record;
i := i + 1;
END LOOP;
RETURN retval;
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND
THEN
err_num := SQLCODE;
err_msg := 'SQL Error ' || SUBSTR (SQLERRM, 1, 250);
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('SQLERROR = ' || err_msg);
RETURN retval;
WHEN OTHERS
THEN
err_num := SQLCODE;
err_msg := 'SQL Error ' || SUBSTR (SQLERRM, 1, 250);
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('SQLERROR = ' || err_msg);
RETURN retval;
END getComment;
PROCEDURE getComments
pgm_s_id IN NUMBER,
part_row_s_id IN NUMBER,
partnumber_cursorlist OUT partnumber_cursor)
IS
comment_recordlist comment_record;
retPartnumberlist partnumberlist;
found_parts_list parts_list;
local_part_record prior_part_data_record;
is_more_parts BOOLEAN;
driver_chng_s_id NUMBER;
num_parts NUMBER;
retVal NUMBER;
comments comment_list;
returnPartnumberlist partnumberlist;
iloopCounter PLS_INTEGER;
inx1 PLS_INTEGER;
part_t partnumberlist :=partnumberlist(100,200,300);
CURSOR part_list_init_cursor
IS
SELECT PR_PART_ROW_S_ID,PR_PGM_CHNG_S_ID FROM PGM_RPLCMNT_PART WHERE 1 = 2;
CURSOR inIt_cursor
IS
SELECT 0 FROM DUAL WHERE 1 = 2;
BEGIN
DBMS_OUTPUT.ENABLE (5000000);
global_pgm_s_id := pgm_s_id;
global_part_row_s_id := part_row_s_id;
SELECT PART_ROW_S_ID AS prior_part_row_id, PR_PGM_CHNG_S_ID AS prior_pgm_chng_s_id
INTO local_part_record
FROM PGM_RPLCMNT_PART
WHERE PGM_S_ID = global_pgm_s_id AND PART_ROW_S_ID = global_part_row_s_id AND
CUR_PGM_CHNG_S_ID IN (SELECT MAX(CUR_PGM_CHNG_S_ID) FROM PGM_RPLCMNT_PART WHERE
PGM_S_ID = global_pgm_s_id AND PART_ROW_S_ID = global_part_row_s_id
GROUP BY PART_ROW_S_ID);
OPEN part_list_init_cursor;
FETCH part_list_init_cursor
BULK COLLECT INTO found_parts_list;
-- Add the existing part to the found list
found_parts_list.EXTEND;
found_parts_list(1) := local_part_record;
driver_chng_s_id := local_part_record.prior_pgm_chng_s_id;
num_parts := 1;
is_more_parts := TRUE;
WHILE (is_more_parts) LOOP
retVal := getPriorPart(driver_chng_s_id,local_part_record);
IF (retVal != -1) THEN
found_parts_list.EXTEND;
num_parts := num_parts + 1;
found_parts_list(num_parts) := local_part_record;
driver_chng_s_id := local_part_record.prior_pgm_chng_s_id;
ELSE
is_more_parts := FALSE;
END IF;
END LOOP;
--num_parts := getComment(found_parts_list,comments);
OPEN init_cursor;
FETCH init_cursor
BULK COLLECT INTO returnPartnumberlist;
num_parts := found_parts_list.COUNT;
FOR iloopCounter IN 1 .. num_parts
LOOP
returnPartnumberlist.EXTEND;
returnPartnumberlist(iloopCounter) := found_parts_list(iloopCounter).prior_part_row_id;
END LOOP;
retPartnumberlist := returnPartnumberlist;
open
*          partnumber_cursorlist for select PR_PART_ROW_S_ID from TABLE(CAST(retPartnumberlist AS historical_commentz.partnumberlist));*
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Done....!');
EXCEPTION
some code..............................
END getComments;
END HISTORICAL_COMMENTZ;
/

Functional Issues w/ IOS7

Depending on how this discussion board works, I will attempt to update functional issues with this operating system.
9/21/13: Alarm: Setting the alarm is rather akward, the numbers are too rigid, fine, and small. I feel the numbers being larger would be more user friendly.
9/21/13 Calendar: Previous version was superior in certain ways. Shading out a part of the day which you typically don't use (ex: 1am-5:30am) would be great. I feel lost in this update, it does not feel refined. Please allow me to send an appointment through imessage already as well!

Tell Apple.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

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