Convert Maping Package to Procedure

Hello All,
Would any one let me know how to convert OWB Package to procedure such that we can use those procedures in other applications.
Thx & Reg,
S.Gyazuddin.

There are some details here too since mappings implemented as PLSQL will end up with a main, but there is also a generic API to execute any map (including SQLLoader etc.);
http://blogs.oracle.com/warehousebuilder/2008/11/using_3rd_party_schedulers_with_owb_1.html
Cheers
David

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Hi Guru's,
I am in need of converting a package level cursor which contains "FOR UPDATE OF" clause into a Ref cursor where the query will be dynamically built in with the needed table name and other parameters.
Using that cursor many Update statement's were performed with "WHERE CURRENT OF" clause included in it.
Now I changed my cursor into Ref cursor, but when i compile the cursor that is built dynamical is not identified, since i am getting error.
Can any one tell me how to proceed in order to implement it?
Do I need only go for dynamic bulding of the whole procedure.
With Best Regards,
Vijayasekaran.N

May be you can work it around with ROWID. Like this
Say this is your actual code.
declare
     cursor c
     is
     select *
       from t
        for update of name;
     lno t.no%type;
     lname t.name%type;
begin
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     loop
          fetch c into lno, lname;
          exit when c%notfound;
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           where current of c;
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     close c;
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declare
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     lno t.no%type;
     lname t.name%type;
     lrowid rowid;
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Converting SQL Server Stored Procedure to Oracle

Hi there,
I tried to use SwisSQL to convert my SQL Server stored procedure to Orcale without much success.
Is there anyone who could help me out with this?
My SQL Server Stored Procedure is:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[SP_BackgroundCheckRequest]
     --MASTER Table
     @MASTER_ID int,
     @PERSONNEL_ID int = NULL,
@DATE_OF_BIRTH datetime = NULL,
     @GENDER varchar(1) = NULL,
     @COUNTRY_OF_BIRTH varchar(3) = NULL,
@TOWN_OF_BIRTH varchar(100) = NULL,
     @STATE_OF_BIRTH varchar(50) = NULL,
     @CHECK_CATEGORY varchar(10) = NULL,
     @CHECK_TYPE varchar(10) = NULL,
     @PRIORITY varchar(10) = NULL,
     @PRIORITY_REASON varchar(100) = NULL,
     @SCREENING_LEVEL nchar(1) = NULL,
     @POSITION nchar(50) = NULL,
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     @NAME_TYPE varchar(5) = NULL,
     @FAMILY_NAME varchar(50) = NULL,
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     @MIDDLE_NAME varchar(50) = NULL,
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     @ADDRESS_LINE_2 varchar(30) = NULL,
     @ADDRESS_LINE_3 varchar(30) = NULL,
     @COUNTRY varchar(3) = NULL,
     @SUBURB varchar(50) = NULL,
     @STATE varchar(50) = NULL,
     @POSTCODE varchar(15) = NULL,
     @START_DATE varchar(10) = NULL,
     @END_DATE varchar(10) = NULL,
     --LICENSE_TYPE Table
     @LICENSE_TYPE varchar(5) = NULL,
     @LICENSE_AGENCY varchar(15) = NULL,
     @LICENSE_NUMBER varchar(100) = NULL,
     @LICENSE_SIGHTED varchar(1) = NULL,
     --PHONE_TYPE Table
     @TELEPHONE_TYPE varchar(5) = NULL,
     @TELEPHONE_NUMBER varchar(20) = NULL,
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     @MOBILE_NUMBER varchar(20) = NULL,
     @EXTENSION_TYPE varchar(5) = NULL,
     @EXTENSION_NUMBER varchar(20) = NULL,
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     @PASSPORT_TYPE varchar(5) = NULL,
     @PASSPORT_NUMBER varchar(50) = NULL,
     @PASSPORT_COUNTRY varchar(3) = NULL,
     @PASSPORT_SIGHTED varchar(1) = NULL
AS
BEGIN TRANSACTION
INSERT into MASTER (MASTER_ID, PERSONNEL_ID, DATE_OF_BIRTH, GENDER, COUNTRY_OF_BIRTH,
     TOWN_OF_BIRTH, STATE_OF_BIRTH, CHECK_CATEGORY, CHECK_TYPE, PRIORITY, PRIORITY_REASON,
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     @TOWN_OF_BIRTH, @STATE_OF_BIRTH, @CHECK_CATEGORY, @CHECK_TYPE, @PRIORITY, @PRIORITY_REASON,
     @SCREENING_LEVEL, @POSITION, @REQUEST_SOURCE)
IF @@ERROR <> 0
BEGIN
     ROLLBACK
     RAISERROR ('Error inserting values into MASTER table!', 16, 1)
     RETURN
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INSERT into NAME_TYPE (MASTER_ID,NAME_TYPE,FAMILY_NAME,FIRST_NAME,MIDDLE_NAME,TITLE)
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IF @@ERROR <> 0
BEGIN
     ROLLBACK
     RAISERROR ('Error inserting values into NAME_TYPE table!', 16, 1)
     RETURN
END
INSERT into ADDRESS_TYPE (MASTER_ID,TYPE,ADDRESS_LINE_1,ADDRESS_LINE_2,ADDRESS_LINE_3,
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          @COUNTRY,@SUBURB,@STATE,@POSTCODE,@START_DATE,@END_DATE)
IF @@ERROR <> 0
BEGIN
     ROLLBACK
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IF @@ERROR <> 0
BEGIN
     ROLLBACK
     RAISERROR ('Error inserting values into LICENSE_TYPE table!', 16, 1)
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END
INSERT into PHONE_TYPE (MASTER_ID,TYPE,NUMBER)
     VALUES (@MASTER_ID,@TELEPHONE_TYPE,@TELEPHONE_NUMBER)
IF @@ERROR <> 0
BEGIN
     ROLLBACK
     RAISERROR ('Error inserting Telephone number into PHONE_TYPE table!', 16, 1)
     RETURN
END
IF ((@MOBILE_TYPE <> NULL) AND (@MOBILE_NUMBER <> NULL))
BEGIN
     INSERT into PHONE_TYPE (MASTER_ID,TYPE,NUMBER)
          VALUES (@MASTER_ID,@MOBILE_TYPE,@MOBILE_NUMBER)
     IF @@ERROR <> 0
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          ROLLBACK
          RAISERROR ('Error inserting Mobile number into PHONE_TYPE table!', 16, 1)
          RETURN
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END
IF ((@EXTENSION_TYPE <> NULL) AND (@EXTENSION_NUMBER <> NULL))
BEGIN
     INSERT into PHONE_TYPE (MASTER_ID,TYPE,NUMBER)
          VALUES (@MASTER_ID,@EXTENSION_TYPE,@EXTENSION_NUMBER)
     IF @@ERROR <> 0
     BEGIN
          ROLLBACK
          RAISERROR ('Error inserting Extension number into PHONE_TYPE table!', 16, 1)
          RETURN
     END
END
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IF @@ERROR <> 0
BEGIN
     ROLLBACK
     RAISERROR ('Error inserting values into PASSPORT_TYPE table!', 16, 1)
     RETURN
END
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First, a basic concept. That also illustrates how different Oracle is (and PL/SQL) from SQL-Server (and T-SQL).
PL/SQL integrates two different languages. The PL language. The SQL language. It allows you to code SQL source code natively inside the PL language. The PL compiler is clever enough to do the rest - make calls to the SQL engine to create SQL cursors, bind PL variable values to bind variables in the SQL code. Etc.
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Attempting to directly translate T-SQL code into PL/SQL is flawed. It is like trying to make coffee with teabags. Yeah, the tea may have caffeine it, but it is not coffee.
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-- e.g. the POSITION column must be upper case
masterRow.position := upper(masterRow.position);
-- after the business logic and data validation we can add the row to the table
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insert into master values masterRow;
end;No commit. The caller does the business transaction. It needs to decide when to commit to maintain the integrity of the data in the database. It may need to do several more calls, before committing.
With this approach, we can give the application schema (the caller) execute privs on this procedure. This procedure is defined with definer rights. This means it runs with the privs of owner of that procedure and MASTER table. It is trusted code. It does all the correct stuff to add a valid and checked row to the MASTER table. So we give the app schema execute privs on the procedure and no insert priv on the MASTER table.
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And this is a typical approach in Oracle - using the PL/SQL (both PL language and SQL language) code to create an interface to a logical database in Oracle. Abstracting the complexities of SQL from the caller. Moving business and validation into PL. Allowing us the flexibility of modifying business and validation logic, without touching a single byte of caller/client code. Allowing us to manage and tune SQL performance without dealing with (badly designed and coded) SQL from a client - as the SQL resides in PL/SQL packages and procedures and functions.

Need to convert DTS packages to SQL Server 2012 environment.

Hi Friends,
As Part of the Project Requirement,we need to convert DTS packages to SQL Server 2012 environment.
Please sugest me best approach.
Thanks

Best approach is to re-design the packages in SSIS 2012 directy if it is feasible. Because most of the DTS feaures are discontinued and also you will have to clean up all errors that you are going to get after migration.
Discontinued Integration Services Functionality in SQL Server 2012
Otherwise you need to migrate it first to 2008R2 and then 2012 version.
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A: DEB To Arch (Linux) Package
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A: Sure it is, and I truely encourage you to do so. Debtap was written to create packages that either cannot be compiled (closed source packages) or cannot be built from AUR for various reasons (error during compiling or unavailable files), as a quick 'n' dirty solution and an extra option for creating Arch Linux packages for Arch Linux users.
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Q: What are the minimum requirements to run this script?
A: You need to have installed these dependencies: bash, binutils (provides ar utility for extracting .deb package), pkgfile, and fakeroot. You must run at least once (preferably recently) "debtap -u" to create/update pkgfile and debtap database (you do this with root privileges).
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A: Like I said, debtap is focused on accuracy. It won't just unpack a .deb package and then repackage its data to an Arch Linux package, ignoring metadata. Depending on the speed of your processor and the package itself, conversion can take from a few seconds to several minutes.
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Hi helix. I've had trouble trying to use your script with ubuntu software from The Open University
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debtap OpenUniversity-ubuntu-0.1.3.20130104.deb
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NewPepper2013
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closed
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The software is called NewPepper 2013 but i've not been able to find it online except on the ou website.

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We have created a custom package where in we are trying to call the standard API's of Oracle projects i.e PA_PROJECT_PUB.When we are trying to call these APIs we are facing the below issue.
We have tried testing in two instances ,Initially it worked in both instances.
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=========
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Strange download size of on calling packaged stored procedure in VB6

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I tried to use VB6 to call oracle stored procedure with ref cursor as output parameter under a package in 10g database (10.1.03). Oracle client uses windows 9.2 / 10.1.02 (Oracle OLEDB Provider) . I found that when the package size increases(> 1000 lines codes), the data size transfer from database to VB client also increases. I try to trap the binary data flow between VB6 and database when calling packaged stored procedure. I found that VB6(or oracle client ??) will first download package spec then execute the requested stored procedure. This may explain the cause of increasing size.
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OLEDB from VB6 still using Oracle 'Client' as you call Oracle NET.

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Am I able to use it to control packages and procedures that I have saved as part of my database, ie the procedures are part of a package and the package appears within the Packages section of the appropriate connection in SQL Developer.
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But what would your DBA have to say about that? Don't most DBAs require scripts for deploying code or structural changes?
In Oracle, definitions (DDL) are committed automatically. Anyone granted access sees them. Since you probably don't do development directly against a production database, eventually scripts (either manual or generated) will be needed for deployment to QA or production. Few mechanisms currently exist to work against an active database without other authorized users also seeing these changes.
For DDL, the closest thing would be the fairly recent edition-based redefinition feature in 11g (R2, I think). For DML, the OWM (Oracle Workspace Management) feature would be loosely analogous.
This is not a simple issue. Version control via an extension for Subversion provides essential basic support. Going beyond that might mean watching the evolution of edition-based redefinition, but DBAs would probably require scripts for that too.
Regards,
Gary
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User-Defined Exception in Package OE_SCHEDULE_UTIL Procedure Load_Results_f

Hi Expert,
While running the Order Import i am getting the error please help us :
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Sold To Org:
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Failed to perform Action Request BOOK_ORDER
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And also check
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Extracting package and procedure name in code

In my exception processing I need to log the package and procedure name that got the exception. How do I obtain these two names without manually coding the names?
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A better option is to get the package name and the line numberA still better option is to utilize pl/scope (when you are in 11g (not sure about 10g)):
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as
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      get_scope ($$plsql_unit, $$plsql_line);
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end pkg;
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    PKG............. PACKAGE             DEFINITION
    PKG............. PACKAGE             DECLARATION
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Hi Experts,
In SQL server 30 stored procedures are there how to convert all the stored procedure
from SQL server to Oracle 11g.
Please help me,
Thanks.

ramya_162 wrote:
In SQL server 30 stored procedures are there how to convert all the stored procedure
from SQL server to Oracle 11g.
The single most fundamental concept you need to understand (grok in its fullness) is:
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So taking a T-SQL procedure and porting it as is to PL/SQL is plain stupid.
Why?
Oracle sucks at trying to be SQL-Server.
So how do you migrate from SQL-Server to Oracle?
By taking the REQUIREMENTS that the T-SQL procedures address, and addressing these requirements using Oracle SQL and PL/SQL.

Pass BLOB as parameter to Packaged Stored Procedure

Does JDBC (thin or otherwise) support passing a BLOB as a parameter to a packaged stored procedure in Oracle, or do we have to do an 'insert' statement to get it in?
All the articles I've seen seem to refer to insert and select, but I want to strictly enforce all access to the database being through a package rather than table level access.
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Thanks
Jason.

C5112736 wrote:>
> And then these 2 formulas 'Formula # 1' and 'Formula # 2' can be used to pass on to the stored procedure.
Can someone please demonstrate exactly how to use formula results as date parameters to a SQL stored procedure? Keep in mind, there are two parameters to the stored procedure.
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Both of the parameters are VARCHAR(50).
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This Microsoft site defines the format of the ODBC escape sequences, but I still do not know how to convince Crystal to insert it's parameter results or formula results.
Pulling what's left of my hair out . . .
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How to convert .dts packages to SSIS packages

Hi,
How do you convert .dtsx packages to SSIS packages.

sorry Tom, I mark it and than i saw that this is the same link as
Shanky_621 posted several hours ago, so I Unpropose as answer.
* This look like a good answer, but it was already given as mentioned :-)
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