Cast multiset

How does cast multiset work, I have a huge sql whcih is returning one value say p_opp_id ( on the basis of this i need few more coumns) , i was suggested to use cast multiset , what is cast multiset and how it works

CAST(MULTISET(subquery) AS collection_type) converts the result of a subquery into a collection.
An example I had lying around:
CREATE TABLE master (table_name PRIMARY KEY) AS
SELECT table_name
FROM   user_tables;
CREATE TABLE detail AS
SELECT table_name, column_name, data_type
FROM   user_tab_columns;
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE name_strvalue_ot AS OBJECT
( name VARCHAR2(30)
, value VARCHAR2(50) );
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE name_strvalue_tt AS TABLE OF name_strvalue_ot;
SELECT m.table_name
     , CAST(
       MULTISET
       ( SELECT name_strvalue_ot(d.column_name, d.data_type)
         FROM   detail d
         WHERE  d.table_name = m.table_name
       ) AS name_strvalue_tt) cols
FROM   master m;
BEGIN
     FOR r IN
          SELECT m.table_name
               , CAST(
                 MULTISET
                 ( SELECT name_strvalue_ot(d.column_name, d.data_type)
                   FROM   detail d
                   WHERE  d.table_name = m.table_name
                 ) AS name_strvalue_tt) cols
          FROM   master m
     LOOP
          DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(r.table_name || ': ' || r.cols.count || ' columns');
     END LOOP;
END;
/

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    DECLARE
    TYPE emp_dept_rec IS RECORD (
    v_sal emp.sal%TYPE,
    v_name emp.ename%TYPE,
    v_deptname dept.DEPTNAME%type
    TYPE emp_dept_tab_type IS TABLE OF emp_dept_rec;
    l_emp_dept_tab emp_dept_tab_type;
    type emp_tab is table of emp%rowtype;
    type l_emp_tab is table of emp%rowtype;
    type dept_tab is table of dept%rowtype;
    type l_dept_tab is table of dept%rowtype;
    cursor e1 is
    select * from emp;
    cursor d1 is select * from dept;
    begin
    OPEN e1;
    FETCH e1
    BULK COLLECT INTO l_emp_tab;
    open d1;
    FETCH d1
    BULK COLLECT INTO l_dept_tab;
    select cast(multiset (select em.sal,em,ename ,dep.DEPTNAME
    from table(l_emp_tab) em,table(l_dept_tab) dep
    where em.deptno=dep.deptno)
    as emp_dept_tab_type)
    into l_emp_dept_tab ;
    end;
    it is giving error as
    ORA-06550: line 43, column 25:
    PL/SQL: ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
    ORA-06550: line 39, column 5:
    PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored

    Here is an example.
    SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE emp_rec IS OBJECT (
      2                      v_sal    NUMBER(7,2),
      3                      v_name   VARCHAR2(35),
      4                      v_empno  NUMBER(4),
      5                      v_deptno NUMBER(2)
      6                      )
      7  ;
      8  /
    Type created.
    SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE emp_tab IS TABLE OF emp_rec;
      2  /
    Type created.
    SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE dept_rec IS OBJECT (
      2                      v_deptno NUMBER,
      3                      v_dname VARCHAR2(50)
      4                      )
      5  ;
      6  /
    Type created.
    SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE dept_tab IS TABLE OF dept_rec;
      2  /
    Type created.
    SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE emp_dept_rec IS
      2                     OBJECT (
      3                      v_sal     NUMBER,
      4                      v_name     VARCHAR2(35),
      5                      v_deptname VARCHAR2(30)
      6                      );
      7  /
    Type created.
    SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE emp_dept_tab_type IS TABLE OF emp_dept_rec;
      2  /
    Type created.
    SQL> set serverout on
    SQL> DECLARE
      2    l_emp_dept_tab emp_dept_tab_type; --emp_dept_tab_type declared in database
      3    l_emp_tab      emp_tab; --emp_tab declared in database
      4    l_dept_tab     dept_tab; --dept_tab declared in database
      5 
      6    CURSOR e1 IS
      7      SELECT emp_rec(sal, ename, empno, deptno) FROM emp; --Note the type casting here
      8 
      9    CURSOR d1 IS
    10      SELECT dept_rec(deptno, dname) FROM dept; --Note the type casting here
    11  BEGIN
    12    OPEN e1;
    13 
    14    FETCH e1 BULK COLLECT
    15      INTO l_emp_tab;
    16 
    17    OPEN d1;
    18 
    19    FETCH d1 BULK COLLECT
    20      INTO l_dept_tab;
    21 
    22    SELECT CAST(MULTISET (SELECT em.v_sal, em.v_name, dep.v_dname
    23                   FROM TABLE(l_emp_tab) em, TABLE(l_dept_tab) dep
    24                  WHERE em.v_deptno = dep.v_deptno) AS emp_dept_tab_type)
    25      INTO l_emp_dept_tab
    26      FROM DUAL;
    27    FOR i IN 1 .. l_emp_dept_tab.COUNT LOOP
    28      dbms_output.put_line(l_emp_dept_tab(i)
    29                           .v_sal || '--' || l_emp_dept_tab(i)
    30                           .v_name || '--' || l_emp_dept_tab(i).v_deptname);
    31    END LOOP;
    32 
    33  END;
    34  /
    1300--MILLER--ACCOUNTING
    5000--KING--ACCOUNTING
    2450--CLARK--ACCOUNTING
    3000--FORD--RESEARCH
    1100--ADAMS--RESEARCH
    3000--SCOTT--RESEARCH
    2975--JONES--RESEARCH
    800--SMITH--RESEARCH
    950--JAMES--SALES
    1500--TURNER--SALES
    2850--BLAKE--SALES
    1250--MARTIN--SALES
    1250--WARD--SALES
    1600--ALLEN--SALES
    PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.It is just for educational purpose, because the thing you have achieved by so much programming can be done easily by simple join in the table itself.
    user10447332 Newbie
    Handle: user10447332
    Status Level: Newbie
    Registered: Oct 20, 2008
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    Total Questions: 153 (152 unresolved) >
    What a record! and most of the time you don't care to follow/revisit the thread also!.

  • Cast multiset help needed

    I have the following sql
    SELECT *
    FROM (SELECT updatedby, updateddate, ROWNUM,
    ent_id
    FROM (SELECT hstbe.updatedby,
    hstbe.updateddate,
    TO_CHAR
    (hstbe.entry_id
    ) ent_id
    FROM hst_rb_booking_entry hstbe
    --WHERE hstbe.entry_id = entryid
    UNION
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    hstli.updateddate,
    hstli.entry_id ent_id
    FROM hst_rb_line_item hstli)
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    ORDER BY updateddate)
    WHERE ROWNUM < 6)
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    Thenks for the reply.
    I have allready encounter this page in the past.
    I tryed to use "JIMI" wich is a good tool but I haven't found a function to control image resolution in it's documentation.
    If you do know how to control dpi threw "JIMI" please tell me.

  • Using where clause with cast multiset

    version
    oracle 10g
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    CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE init_queue AS OBJECT (
       seq_num_q                 NUMBER,
       source_system_name        VARCHAR2 (50 BYTE),
       milestone_id              NUMBER,
       milestone_date            DATE,
       downstream_order_number   VARCHAR2 (175 BYTE),
       leg_id                    VARCHAR2 (175 BYTE),
       statuspro_captured_date   DATE,
       pon                       VARCHAR2 (26 BYTE),
       milestone_source          VARCHAR2 (26 BYTE),
       session_id                NUMBER,
       reconfirmation_flag       CHAR (1 BYTE),
       vec_flag                  CHAR (1 BYTE)
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    SET serveroutput on;
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       v_list       tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
       v_arr_sort   tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
    BEGIN
       SELECT init_queue (seq_num_q,
                          source_system_name,
                          milestone_id,
                          milestone_date,
                          downstream_order_number,
                          leg_id,
                          statuspro_captured_date,
                          pon,
                          milestone_source,
                          session_id,
                          reconfirmation_flag,
                          vec_flag
       BULK COLLECT INTO v_list
         FROM r_cust_status_init_queue;
       SELECT CAST (MULTISET (SELECT *
                                FROM TABLE (v_list)
                               WHERE v_list.milestone_id = 11  -- * How to select values based on milestone.*
                               ) AS tab_init_queue)
         INTO v_arr_sort
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       DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_arr_sort.COUNT);
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    /Edited by: new learner on Aug 23, 2010 7:35 PM

    new learner wrote:
    version
    oracle 10g
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    CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE init_queue AS OBJECT (
    seq_num_q                 NUMBER,
    source_system_name        VARCHAR2 (50 BYTE),
    milestone_id              NUMBER,
    milestone_date            DATE,
    downstream_order_number   VARCHAR2 (175 BYTE),
    leg_id                    VARCHAR2 (175 BYTE),
    statuspro_captured_date   DATE,
    pon                       VARCHAR2 (26 BYTE),
    milestone_source          VARCHAR2 (26 BYTE),
    session_id                NUMBER,
    reconfirmation_flag       CHAR (1 BYTE),
    vec_flag                  CHAR (1 BYTE)
    CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE tab_init_queue AS TABLE OF init_queue;
    SET serveroutput on;
    DECLARE
    v_list       tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
    v_arr_sort   tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
    BEGIN
    SELECT init_queue (seq_num_q,
    source_system_name,
    milestone_id,
    milestone_date,
    downstream_order_number,
    leg_id,
    statuspro_captured_date,
    pon,
    milestone_source,
    session_id,
    reconfirmation_flag,
    vec_flag
    BULK COLLECT INTO v_list
    FROM r_cust_status_init_queue;
    SELECT CAST (MULTISET (SELECT *
    FROM TABLE (v_list)
    WHERE v_list.milestone_id = 11  -- * How to select values based on milestone.*
    ) AS tab_init_queue)
    INTO v_arr_sort
    FROM DUAL;
    DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_arr_sort.COUNT);
    END;
    /Edited by: new learner on Aug 23, 2010 7:35 PMLike this.
    DECLARE
       v_list       tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
       v_arr_sort   tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
    BEGIN
       v_list.extend;
       v_list(v_list.count) := init_queue(1, '1', 11, sysdate, '1', '1', sysdate, '1', '1', 1, '1', '1');
      8 
       SELECT CAST (MULTISET (SELECT *
                                FROM TABLE (v_list)
                               WHERE milestone_id = 11  -- * How to select values based on milestone.*
                               ) AS tab_init_queue)
         INTO v_arr_sort
         FROM DUAL;
       DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_arr_sort.COUNT);
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    1
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    ME_XE?ME_XE?
    ME_XE?select * from v$version;
    BANNER
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    CORE     10.2.0.1.0     Production
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    5 rows selected.
    ME_XE?It would have been easier if you'd made a simple example so i didn't have to type out the example record (since your original code referenced a table you didn't provide DDL and INSERTS for).
    Something to keep in mind for the future (the easier you make it for us, the more likely we are to help).

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      3            from   table (cast (d.salaries as numTable))
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      6                          from   emp e
      7                          where  e.deptno = d1.deptno) as numTable) salaries,
      8                 d1.dname
      9            from    dept d1) d
    10  /
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    RESEARCH                        2175
    SALES                     1566.66667
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    ,GROWN_BY  varchar2(50)
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    create or replace type OT_TAB_FRUIT as object (
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    BEGIN
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                               ORDER BY 2, 3, 1
                                  AS tab_fruitlist
                  ) INTO v_List2.fruit
      FROM DUAL;
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      LOOP
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               v_List2.fruit(i).color||' grown_by='||v_List2.fruit(i).grown_by);
      END LOOP;
    END;
    /

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