Costs for 1.000 rows of PL/SQL code?

Hi to all of you!
What do you think how much time is necessary to develop one PL/SQL package (from first analysis to end-production) with 1.000 lines of code?
Averaged complexity, specification, .... of the requirements.
All estimations are welcome...

Hi to all of you!
What do you think how much time is necessary to
develop one PL/SQL package (from analysis to
production) with 1.000 lines of code?Depends on the task, I'd say. What is that PL/SQL
package supposed to do?
Averaged complexity, specification, .... of the
requirements.Please define averaged complexity, specification, etc.
All answers are welcome...Try this:
SELECT TRUNC(ABS(dbms_random.NORMAL) * 10) no_of_dev_days_for_package
FROM dual
It may be a wild guess, but is that some kind of in-house
quiz?
C.

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'HELLOWORLD
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          0 consistent gets
          0 physical reads
          0 redo size
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        492 bytes received via SQL*Net from client
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] nsprecv: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |........|
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] nsprecv: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |........|
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] nsprecv: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |........|
] nsprecv: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |........|
] nsprecv: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |........|
] nsprecv: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |........|
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264,19
107,98
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106,68
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266,8
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268,11
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6
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7
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272,09
100,09
20357,16
9
372,17
273,42
98,75
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372,17
274,77
97,41
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11
372,17
276,12
96,06
19536,88
12
372,17
277,48
94,7
19260,76
13
372,17
278,84
93,33
18983,28
14
372,17
280,21
91,96
18704,44
15
372,17
281,59
90,59
18424,23
16
372,17
282,97
89,2
18142,64
17
372,17
284,36
87,81
17859,67
18
372,17
285,76
86,41
17575,31
19
372,17
287,17
85,01
17289,55
20
372,17
288,58
83,59
17002,38
21
372,17
290
82,18
16713,8
22
372,17
291,42
80,75
16423,8
23
372,17
292,86
79,32
16132,38
24
372,17
294,3
77,88
15839,52
25
372,17
295,74
76,43
15545,22
26
372,17
297,2
74,98
15249,48
27
372,17
298,66
73,52
14952,28
28
372,17
300,13
72,05
14653,62
29
372,17
301,6
70,57
14353,49
30
372,17
303,09
69,09
14051,89
31
372,17
304,58
67,6
13748,8
32
372,17
306,07
66,1
13444,22
33
372,17
307,58
64,6
13138,15
34
372,17
309,09
63,08
12830,57
35
372,17
310,61
61,56
12521,48
36
372,17
312,14
60,04
12210,87
37
372,17
313,67
58,5
11898,73
38
372,17
315,21
56,96
11585,06
39
372,17
316,76
55,41
11269,85
40
372,17
318,32
53,85
10953,09
41
372,17
319,89
52,29
10634,77
42
372,17
321,46
50,71
10314,88
43
372,17
323,04
49,13
9993,42
44
372,17
324,63
47,55
9670,38
45
372,17
326,22
45,95
9345,75
46
372,17
327,83
44,35
9019,53
47
372,17
329,44
42,73
8691,7
48
372,17
331,06
41,11
8362,26
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Thanks and regards
Carsten

It's using Model Clause and / or Recursive With (sometimes maybe both)
Regards
Etbin
with
rec_proc(nt,i,ra,p,ir,z,t) as
(select nt,i,ra - p,p,ir,round((ra - p) * 0.01 * ir / 12,2),p - round((ra - p) * 0.01 * ir / 12,2)
   from (select 48 nt,22597 ra,372.17 p,5.9 ir,0 z,0 t,1 i
           from dual
union all
select nt,i + 1,ra - t,p,ir,round((ra - t) * 0.01 * ir / 12,2),p - round((ra - t) * 0.01 * ir / 12,2)
   from rec_proc
where i < nt
select * from rec_proc
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NT
I
RA
P
IR
Z
T
48
1
22224.83
372.17
5.9
109.27
262.9
48
2
21961.93
372.17
5.9
107.98
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3
21697.74
372.17
5.9
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4
21432.25
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5.9
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5
21165.46
372.17
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104.06
268.11
48
6
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372.17
5.9
102.75
269.42
48
7
20627.93
372.17
5.9
101.42
270.75
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8
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372.17
5.9
100.09
272.08
48
9
20085.1
372.17
5.9
98.75
273.42
48
10
19811.68
372.17
5.9
97.41
274.76
48
11
19536.92
372.17
5.9
96.06
276.11
48
12
19260.81
372.17
5.9
94.7
277.47
48
13
18983.34
372.17
5.9
93.33
278.84
48
14
18704.5
372.17
5.9
91.96
280.21
48
15
18424.29
372.17
5.9
90.59
281.58
48
16
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SSRS and a report of 3,000,000 rows

I have SQL Server 2008 R2 with SSRS. I have created an SSRS report that may contain up to 3,000,000 rows.
When I tried to generate such huge report I saw the following picture:
The stored procedure (one that brings the data into the Report) worked 50 seconds
After this the SSRS ReportingServivesService.exe started to consume a lot of memory. It's Working Set grew up to 11 GB. It took 6 minutes; and then the report generation failed with the following error message:
An error has occurred during report processing. (rsProcessingAborted)
There is not enough space on the disk.
“There is not enough space on the disk.” – this was probably about the disk drive on that server where the Windows page file was mapped into. The drive had 14 GB of free space.
A NOTE: the report was not designed as a single-page report. It is divided on pages by 40 rows. When I try to generate the same report with 10,000 rows – it takes just 1 minute.
The question is: can this be fixed somehow?

I have an MS SQL Server 2008 R2 with SSRS. I have created an SSRS report that may contain up to 3,000,000 rows.
When I tried to generate such huge report I saw the following picture:
- The stored procedure (one that brings the data into the Report) worked 50 seconds
- After this the SSRS ReportingServivesService.exe started to consume a lot of memory. Its Working Set grew up to 11 GB. It took 6 minutes; and then the report generation failed with the following error message:
An error has occurred during report processing. (rsProcessingAborted)
There is not enough space on the disk.
“There is not enough space on the disk.” – this was probably about the disk drive on that server where the Windows page file was mapped into. The drive had 14 GB of free space.
A NOTE: the Report was not designed as a single-page report. It is divided on pages by 40 rows. When I try to generate the same Report with 10,000 rows – it takes just 1 minute.
The question is: can this be fixed somehow?

Extracting difference is attributes for a given row in two different tables

Hope you are doing great. Below is the problem i am facing. There are two tables
1: employeeinfo (HR maintains this table and we cannot alter the records of this table)
2: cmp_employee_info (i have created this table with limited fields we need to monitor for changes, the records in this table are limited).
Procedure:
1: The second tabel stores the same information as employee info but is not updated by HR, but the first table can at any point be updated by HR.
2: A program checks every day for differences in table employeeinfo and cmp_employee_info. If any changes are found it needs to aletr us via emiail regarding he changes and also it updated the cmp_employee_info table.
I have this query in place.
(SELECT cmp_employeeinfo_rms.logonid,cmp_employeeinfo_rms.firstname,cmp_employeeinfo_rms.lastname,cmp_employeeinfo_rms.emailaddr,cmp_employeeinfo_rms.Locationname,cmp_employeeinfo_rms.termdate,cmp_employeeinfo_rms.persontype,cmp_employeeinfo_rms.jobclass,cmp_employeeinfo_rms.assignmentstatus,cmp_employeeinfo_rms.mgrlogonid FROM cmp_employeeinfo_rms
LEFT OUTER JOIN employeeinfo
ON cmp_employeeinfo_rms.logonid = employeeinfo.logonid
where (cmp_employeeinfo_rms.mgrlogonid != employeeinfo.mgrlogonid or cmp_employeeinfo_rms.lastname != employeeinfo.lastname or cmp_employeeinfo_rms.locationname != employeeinfo.locationname or cmp_employeeinfo_rms.termdate != employeeinfo.termdate or cmp_employeeinfo_rms.persontype != employeeinfo.persontype or cmp_employeeinfo_rms.jobclass != employeeinfo.jobclass or cmp_employeeinfo_rms.assignmentstatus != employeeinfo.assignmentstatus))
UNION
(SELECT employeeinfo.logonid,employeeinfo.firstname,employeeinfo.lastname,employeeinfo.emailaddr,employeeinfo.Locationname,employeeinfo.termdate,employeeinfo.persontype,employeeinfo.jobclass,employeeinfo.assignmentstatus,employeeinfo.mgrlogonid FROM employeeinfo JOIN cmp_employeeinfo_rms on cmp_employeeinfo_rms.logonid=employeeinfo.logonid)
The output to the above query is.
LOGONID
FIRSTNAME
LASTNAME
EMAIL
LOCATION
TERMDATE
TYPE
DESIGNATION
ASSIGNMENTSTATUS
MGRID
TEST1
FIRST1
LAST1
EMAIL1
L1
NULL
Associate
D1
Active Assignment
M1
TEST2
FIRST2
LAST2
EMAIL2
L2
NULL
Associate
D2
Active Assignment
M2
TEST3
FIRST3
LAST3
EMAIL3
L3
NULL
Associate
D3
Active Assignment
M3
TEST4
FIRST4
LAST4
EMAIL4
L4
NULL
Associate
D4
Active Assignment
M4
TEST5
FIRST5
LAST5
EMAIL5
L5
NULL
Associate
D5
Active Assignment
M5
TEST6
FIRST6
LAST6
EMAIL6
L6
NULL
Associate
D6
Active Assignment
M6
TEST7
FIRST7
LAST7
EMAIL7
L7
NULL
Associate
D7
Active Assignment
M7
TEST8
FIRST8
LAST8
EMAIL8
L8
NULL
Associate
D8
Active Assignment
M8
TEST9
FIRST9
LAST9
EMAIL9
L9
NULL
Associate
D9
Active Assignment
M9
TEST10
FIRST10
LAST10
EMAIL10
L10
NULL
Associate
D10
Active Assignment
M10
TEST11
FIRST11
LAST11
EMAIL11
L11
NULL
Associate
D11
Active Assignment
M11
TEST12
FIRST12
LAST12
EMAIL12
L12
NULL
Associate
D12
Active Assignment
M12
TEST13
FIRST13
LAST13
EMAIL13
L13
NULL
Associate
D13
Active Assignment
M13
TEST14
FIRST14
LAST14
EMAIL14
L14
NULL
Associate
D14
Active Assignment
M14
TEST15
FIRST15
LAST15
EMAIL15
L15
NULL
Associate
D15
Active Assignment
M15
TEST16
FIRST16
LAST16
EMAIL16
L16
NULL
Associate
D16
Active Assignment
M16
TEST17
FIRST17
LAST17
EMAIL17
L17
NULL
Associate
D17
Active Assignment
M17
TEST18
FIRST18
LAST18
EMAIL18
L18
NULL
Associate
D18
Active Assignment
M18
TEST18
FIRST18
LAST18
EMAIL18
L18
NULL
Outsorced
D18
Active Assignment
M18
TEST19
FIRST19
LAST19
EMAIL19
L19
NULL
Associate
D19
Active Assignment
M19
TEST20
FIRST20
LAST20
EMAIL20
L20
NULL
Associate
D20
Active Assignment
M20
TEST21
FIRST21
LAST21
EMAIL21
L21
NULL
Associate
D21
Active Assignment
M21
TEST22
FIRST22
LAST22
EMAIL22
L22
NULL
Associate
D22
Active Assignment
M22
TEST23
FIRST23
LAST23
EMAIL23
L23
NULL
Associate
D23
Active Assignment
M23
As you would have noticed that the following record appears twice as there is a change in persontype.
TEST18
FIRST18
LAST18
EMAIL18
L18
NULL
Associate
D18
Active Assignment
M18
TEST18
FIRST18
LAST18
EMAIL18
L18
NULL
Outsorced
D18
Active Assignment
M18
I wish to extract any such change with the field changed. After recording the change i would update the second table as well.
Edited by: Prashant_Dixit on Apr 20, 2012 10:25 PM

Prashant_Dixit wrote:
Hi,
I just need a report of what the changes are.As another poster has suggested above, you may want to have a look at using a materialized view log instead of your approach. The MV log approach is better as it
a) is maintained by database
b) is easy to setup
c) is easy to maintain
d) is easy to query.
Following is a demo of how you can use it.
SQL> select * from v$version ;
BANNER
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
CORE     11.2.0.1.0     Production
TNS for Linux: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
SQL> create user a identified by a ;
User created.
SQL> grant create session, create table to a ;
Grant succeeded.
SQL> alter user a quota unlimited on users ;
User altered.
SQL> create table a.empinfo as select * from hr.employees ;
Table created.
SQL> conn a/a
Connected.
SQL> select * from tab ;
TNAME                          TABTYPE CLUSTERID
EMPINFO                        TABLE
SQL> alter table empinfo add constraint e_pk primary key (employee_id) ;
Table altered.
SQL> desc empinfo
Name                                      Null?    Type
EMPLOYEE_ID                               NOT NULL NUMBER(6)
FIRST_NAME                                         VARCHAR2(20)
LAST_NAME                                 NOT NULL VARCHAR2(25)
EMAIL                                     NOT NULL VARCHAR2(25)
PHONE_NUMBER                                       VARCHAR2(20)
HIRE_DATE                                 NOT NULL DATE
JOB_ID                                    NOT NULL VARCHAR2(10)
SALARY                                             NUMBER(8,2)
COMMISSION_PCT                                     NUMBER(2,2)
MANAGER_ID                                         NUMBER(6)
DEPARTMENT_ID                                      NUMBER(4)
SQL> create materialized view log on empinfo with (salary) including new values ;
Materialized view log created.
SQL> select * from tab ;
TNAME                          TABTYPE CLUSTERID
EMPINFO                        TABLE
MLOG$_EMPINFO                  TABLE
RUPD$_EMPINFO                  TABLE
SQL> desc mlog$_empinfo
Name                                      Null?    Type
EMPLOYEE_ID                                        NUMBER(6)
SALARY                                             NUMBER(8,2)
SNAPTIME$$                                         DATE
DMLTYPE$$                                          VARCHAR2(1)
OLD_NEW$$                                          VARCHAR2(1)
CHANGE_VECTOR$$                                    RAW(255)
XID$$                                              NUMBER
SQL> update empinfo set salary = salary * 1.2 where department_id = 10 ;
1 row updated.
SQL> update empinfo set salary = salary * 1.1 where department_id = 30 ;
6 rows updated.
SQL> commit ;
Commit complete.
SQL> select count(*) from mlog$_empinfo ;
COUNT(*)
        14
SQL> select employee_id, salary, dmltype$$ from mlog$_empinfo order by snaptime$$ ;
EMPLOYEE_ID     SALARY D
        200       4400 U
        200       5280 U
        114      11000 U
        114      12100 U
        115       3100 U
        115       3410 U
        119       2750 U
        116       3190 U
        117       2800 U
        117       3080 U
        118       2600 U
EMPLOYEE_ID     SALARY D
        118       2860 U
        119       2500 U
        116       2900 U
14 rows selected.Hope this helps.

How to set a MessageTextInput to be Read Only for a specific row?

Hi,
In Benefits Self Service, particularly the Update Beneficiaries page, it lists all your eligible Beneficiaries including yourself. The table has the following columns displayed for each beneficiary: Beneficiary, Relationship, Social Security Number, Primary %, Contingent %, Clear. This is the page where you allocate the Primary % and the Contingent %. The Primary % and Contingent % are MessageText Input.
We have a requirement that we wouldn't want an employee to designate himself/herself as a beneficiary. However, the employee is being listed as a beneficiary along with all the other eligible beneficiaries. Oracle says it is an intended functionality to include the employee in the beneficiary. Is there a way thru Controller Object extension to set the Primary % and Contingent % as Read Only but only for the row corresponding to the employee to prevent the employee from accidentally allocating himself/herself as a beneficiary.
I know there is the SPEL functionality but this requires me to add a transient attribute to the View Object corresponding to that table. But everytime I make a change to the View Object either by adding a transient attribute or some other changes, I end up getting an error on the standard Relation attribute of that view object. The error is something like "Relation set attribute failed for View Object". I cannot get pass this error and I'm not sure what's causing this. I see other people in this forum have encountered the same problem when extending view objects but no specific solution was offered nor any clear explanation of the cause.
So I thought if there's any way this could be done thru Controller Object extension. If so, please let me know how. The challenge for me I think is finding the bean corresponding to those Message Text Input but only for a specific row in the table.
Thanks,
Ronaldo

Hi,
I also tried extending the View Object but without changing anything to the SQL so it is exactly the same as the standard view object but I still get the "Attribute set for Relation in view object BeneficiaryPeopleVO1 failed". Based from this, extending the view object whether any change has been made or not affects the standard transient Relation attribute.
Here is the standard XML definition of the View Object if anyone is curious
<ViewObject
Name="BeneficiaryPeopleVO"
BindingStyle="Oracle"
CustomQuery="true"
RowClass="oracle.apps.ben.selfservice.enrollment.server.BeneficiaryPeopleVORowImpl"
ComponentClass="oracle.apps.ben.selfservice.enrollment.server.BeneficiaryPeopleVOImpl"
MsgBundleClass="oracle.jbo.common.JboResourceBundle"
FetchMode="FETCH_AS_NEEDED"
FetchSize="10"
UseGlueCode="false" >
<SQLQuery><![CDATA[
SELECT pcr.person_id person_id,
pen.prtt_enrt_rslt_id prtt_enrt_rslt_id,
con.first_name ||' '||con.last_name || ' ' || con.suffix Beneficiary,
con.national_identifier Ssn,
sum(decode(pbn.prmry_cntngnt_cd,'PRIMY',pbn.pct_dsgd_num,0)) primary_pct,
sum(decode(pbn.prmry_cntngnt_cd,'CNTNGNT',pbn.pct_dsgd_num,0)) contingent_pct,
con.person_id bnf_person_id,
con.business_group_id,
pen.per_in_ler_id,
pbn.pl_bnf_id pl_bnf_id,
pbn.object_version_number object_version_number,
pbn.effective_start_date,
pcr.contact_type contact_type,
con.full_name beneficiary_full_name,
sum(decode(pbn.prmry_cntngnt_cd,'PRIMY',pbn.pct_dsgd_num,0)) Db_Primary_pct,
sum(decode(pbn.prmry_cntngnt_cd,'CNTNGNT',pbn.pct_dsgd_num,0)) db_contingent_pct,
DECODE(pbn.pl_bnf_id, null, 'DeleteIconDisabled', 'DeleteIconEnabled') delete_switcher,
pen.pl_id pl_id,
pen.oipl_id oipl_id,
nvl((select 'Y' from dual where (to_date(:1 , 'rrrr/mm/dd') between
          nvl(pcr.date_start,to_date(:2 , 'rrrr/mm/dd')) and
          nvl(pcr.date_end,to_date(:3 , 'rrrr/mm/dd'))) and
          (pil.lf_evt_ocrd_dt <= nvl(con.date_of_death,pil.lf_evt_ocrd_dt))), 'N') rel_exists_flag
FROM per_people_f con,
per_contact_relationships pcr,
ben_pl_bnf_f pbn,
ben_prtt_enrt_rslt_f pen,
     ben_per_in_ler pil
WHERE pcr.personal_flag = 'Y'
AND (pbn.pl_bnf_id is not null or
(to_date(:4 ,'rrrr/mm/dd') between
nvl(pcr.date_start,to_date(:5 ,'rrrr/mm/dd'))
AND nvl(pcr.date_end,to_date(:6 ,'rrrr/mm/dd'))
          and pil.lf_evt_ocrd_dt <= nvl(con.date_of_death,pil.lf_evt_ocrd_dt)))     --Bug 4297137
AND pcr.contact_person_id = con.person_id
and pen.person_id = pcr.person_id
AND pbn.bnf_person_id (+) = con.person_id
AND to_date(:7 ,'rrrr/mm/dd') between pbn.effective_start_date (+)
AND pbn.effective_end_date (+)
AND pcr.person_id = :8
and pen.prtt_enrt_rslt_id = :9
and to_date(:10 , 'rrrr/mm/dd') between con.effective_start_date and con.effective_end_date
and to_date(:11 , 'rrrr/mm/dd') between pen.effective_start_date and pen.effective_end_date
and pil.per_in_ler_id = pen.per_in_ler_id
and pil.per_in_ler_stat_cd NOT IN('VOIDD', 'BCKDT')
and pbn.prtt_enrt_rslt_id (+) = :12
and ((to_date(:13 ,'rrrr/mm/dd') between
nvl(pcr.date_start,to_date(:14 ,'rrrr/mm/dd')) and
nvl(pcr.date_end,to_date(:15 ,'rrrr/mm/dd'))) or
((pcr.date_start = (select max(pcr2.date_start)
from per_contact_relationships pcr2
where pcr2.contact_person_id = pcr.contact_person_id
and pcr2.person_id = pcr.person_id
and pcr2.personal_flag = 'Y')) and
not exists (select null
from per_contact_relationships pcr3
where pcr3.contact_person_id = pcr.contact_person_id
and pcr3.person_id = pcr.person_id
and pcr3.personal_flag = 'Y'
and to_date(:16 ,'rrrr/mm/dd') between
nvl(pcr3.date_start,to_date(:17 ,'rrrr/mm/dd'))
and nvl(pcr3.date_end,to_date(:18 ,'rrrr/mm/dd')))
and (pbn.pl_bnf_id is null or
exists (select null from ben_per_in_ler pil2
where pil2.per_in_ler_id = pbn.per_in_ler_id
and pil2.per_in_ler_stat_cd not in ('VOIDD','BCKDT')))
GROUP BY pcr.person_id,
pen.prtt_enrt_rslt_id,
con.last_name,con.first_name,con.suffix,
con.full_name,
con.national_identifier,
pcr.contact_type,
con.date_of_birth,
con.person_id,
con.business_group_id,
pen.per_in_ler_id,
pl_bnf_id,
pbn.object_version_number,
pbn.effective_start_date,
pen.pl_id,
pen.oipl_id,
          pcr.date_start,
          pcr.date_end,
          pil.lf_evt_ocrd_dt,
          con.date_of_death
union
SELECT to_number(null) person_id,
pen.prtt_enrt_rslt_id prtt_enrt_rslt_id,
con.first_name ||' '||con.last_name || ' ' || con.suffix Beneficiary,
con.national_identifier Ssn,
sum(decode(pbn.prmry_cntngnt_cd,'PRIMY',pbn.pct_dsgd_num,0)) primary_pct,
sum(decode(pbn.prmry_cntngnt_cd,'CNTNGNT',pbn.pct_dsgd_num,0)) contingent_pct,
con.person_id bnf_person_id,
con.business_group_id,
pen.per_in_ler_id,
pbn.pl_bnf_id pl_bnf_id,
pbn.object_version_number object_version_number,
pbn.effective_start_date,
'SLF' contact_type,
con.full_name beneficiary_full_name,
sum(decode(pbn.prmry_cntngnt_cd,'PRIMY',pbn.pct_dsgd_num,0)) Db_Primary_pct,
sum(decode(pbn.prmry_cntngnt_cd,'CNTNGNT',pbn.pct_dsgd_num,0)) db_contingent_pct,
DECODE(pbn.pl_bnf_id, null, 'DeleteIconDisabled', 'DeleteIconEnabled') delete_switcher,
pen.pl_id pl_id,
pen.oipl_id oipl_id,
'Y' rel_exists_flag
FROM per_people_f con,
ben_pl_bnf_f pbn,
ben_prtt_enrt_rslt_f pen,
     ben_per_in_ler pil
WHERE
pbn.bnf_person_id (+) = con.person_id
AND to_date(:19 ,'rrrr/mm/dd') between pbn.effective_start_date (+)
AND pbn.effective_end_date (+)
AND con.person_id = :20
and con.person_id = pen.person_id
and pen.prtt_enrt_rslt_id = :21
and to_date(:22 , 'rrrr/mm/dd') between con.effective_start_date and con.effective_end_date
and to_date(:23 , 'rrrr/mm/dd') between pen.effective_start_date and pen.effective_end_date
and pil.per_in_ler_id = pen.per_in_ler_id
and pil.per_in_ler_stat_cd NOT IN('VOIDD', 'BCKDT')
and (pbn.pl_bnf_id is not null or pil.lf_evt_ocrd_dt <= nvl(con.date_of_death,pil.lf_evt_ocrd_dt))     --Bug 4297137
and pbn.prtt_enrt_rslt_id (+) = :24
and (pbn.pl_bnf_id is null or
exists (select null from ben_per_in_ler pil2
where pil2.per_in_ler_id = pbn.per_in_ler_id
and pil2.per_in_ler_stat_cd not in ('VOIDD','BCKDT')))
GROUP BY pen.prtt_enrt_rslt_id,
con.last_name,con.first_name,con.suffix,
con.full_name,
con.national_identifier,
con.date_of_birth,
con.person_id,
con.business_group_id,
pen.per_in_ler_id,
pl_bnf_id,
pbn.object_version_number,
pbn.effective_start_date,
pen.pl_id,
pen.oipl_id
ORDER BY 3,14
]]></SQLQuery>
<DesignTime>
<Attr Name="_isCodegen" Value="true" />
<Attr Name="_version" Value="9.0.3.13.75" />
<Attr Name="_CodeGenFlagNew" Value="36" />
<Attr Name="_rowSuperClassName" Value="oracle.apps.fnd.framework.server.OAPlsqlViewRowImpl" />
<Attr Name="_objectSuperClassName" Value="oracle.apps.fnd.framework.server.OAPlsqlViewObjectImpl" />
</DesignTime>
<ViewAttribute
Name="PersonId"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="PERSON_ID"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="'See the SQL...'"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="PrttEnrtRsltId"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="PRTT_ENRT_RSLT_ID"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="'See the SQL...'"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="Beneficiary"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="332"
Type="java.lang.String"
AliasName="BENEFICIARY"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="'See the SQL...'"
SQLType="VARCHAR" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="Ssn"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="30"
Type="java.lang.String"
AliasName="SSN"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="'See the SQL...'"
SQLType="VARCHAR" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="PrimaryPct"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="PRIMARYPCT"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="'See the SQL...'"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="ContingentPct"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="CONTINGENTPCT"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="'See the SQL...'"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="BnfPersonId"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="BNFPERSONID"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="'See the SQL...'"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="BusinessGroupId"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="BUSINESSGROUPID"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="'See the SQL...'"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="PerInLerId"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="PERINLERID"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="'See the SQL...'"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="PlBnfId"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="PL_BNF_ID"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="PL_BNF_ID"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="ObjectVersionNumber"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="9"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="EffectiveStartDate"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Date"
AliasName="EFFECTIVE_START_DATE"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="EFFECTIVE_START_DATE"
SQLType="DATE" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="ContactType"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
IsNotNull="true"
Precision="30"
Type="java.lang.String"
AliasName="CONTACT_TYPE"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="CONTACT_TYPE"
SQLType="VARCHAR" >
<DesignTime>
<Attr Name="_DisplaySize" Value="30" />
</DesignTime>
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="BeneficiaryFullName"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="240"
Type="java.lang.String"
AliasName="BENEFICIARY_FULL_NAME"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="BENEFICIARY_FULL_NAME"
SQLType="VARCHAR" >
<DesignTime>
<Attr Name="_DisplaySize" Value="240" />
</DesignTime>
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="DbPrimaryPct"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="DB_PRIMARY_PCT"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="DB_PRIMARY_PCT"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="DbContingentPct"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="DB_CONTINGENT_PCT"
ColumnType="$none$"
Expression="DB_CONTINGENT_PCT"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="Relation"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Type="java.lang.String"
AliasName="Relation"
ColumnType="$none$"
SQLType="VARCHAR" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="DeleteSwitcher"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="30"
Type="java.lang.String"
AliasName="DeleteSwitcher"
ColumnType="VARCHAR2"
Expression="DeleteSwitcher"
SQLType="VARCHAR" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="PlId"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="PlId"
ColumnType="VARCHAR2"
Expression="PlId"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="OiplId"
IsUpdateable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="15"
Scale="0"
Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
AliasName="OiplId"
ColumnType="VARCHAR2"
Expression="OiplId"
SQLType="NUMERIC" >
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
Name="RelExistsFlag"
IsQueriable="false"
IsPersistent="false"
Precision="30"
Type="java.lang.String"
AliasName="REL_EXISTS_FLAG"
ColumnType="VARCHAR2"
Expression="REL_EXISTS_FLAG"
SQLType="VARCHAR" >
</ViewAttribute>
</ViewObject>
Thanks,
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I used to delete the line for 300SAP* in table USR02 in SQL Enterprise Manager. After I could log on with pass.
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