Create a stored proc, not replace it

We have a number of stored procedures that our clients can customize. We would like to develop a general method of scripting this procs such that if the stored procedure is not present, it will create it but if it is not present, it will leave it alone. We really want to be able to do this without the users seeing any error messages.

I misstated my question. Let me try again: We have a number of stored procedures that our clients can customize. We would like to develop a general method of scripting this procs such that if the stored procedure is not present, it will create it but if it is present, it will leave it alone. We really want to be able to do this without the users seeing any error messages.

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I am using Oracle 8.1.5 work bench version 2.0.2.0.0. using SQLSERVER plug-in.
I am able to successfully capture the source database from SQLSERVER. After creating the Oracle Model the Oracle Model tab is not showing all the user objects (tables, proc etc). But when I generate the Oracle database I see all the tables/indexes and data. The problem is it did not create my stored procedures.
Can we use the work bench to migrate Stored procedures from SQLSERVER to Oracle ?
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Help is appreciated.
-Ramesh.

Are you seeing any errors.
The Workbench will migrate stored procedures usually they are migrated to the 'sa' user in Oracle.
Please contact [email protected] if you have any more issues.
Regards
John

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HI, I have created a stored proc in oracle similar below:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE PACK_REFCURSOR_NHM_TRANSACTION AS
TYPE TRANS_TableRows IS REF CURSOR
RETURN NHM_TRANSACTION%ROWTYPE;
PROCEDURE REFCUR_NHM_TRANSACTION (
IN_sTMPACC IN string,
IN_sITEM_TYPES IN string,
OUT_TRANS OUT TRANS_TableRows);
END PACK_REFCURSOR_NHM_TRANSACTION ;
-- the above works fine
--but this one below has the error when
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY PACK_REFCURSOR_NHM_TRANSACTION
AS
PROCEDURE REFCUR_NHM_TRANSACTION (
IN_sTMPACC IN string,
IN_sITEM_TYPES IN string,
OUT_TRANS OUT TRANS_TableRows) IS
BEGIN
OPEN OUT_TRANS FOR
SELECT T.TRANSACTION_ID, T.TRANSACTION_TYPE,
T.TRANSACTION_DATE, T.TRANSACTION_TIME,
T.ITEM_CODE, 0 OE_DETAIL_ID,
T.QUANTITY, T.LIST_PRICE, T.DISCOUNT, T.SALE_PRICE,
T.GST_AMOUNT, 'I'INSURER_TYPE
FROM NHM_TRANSACTION T
WHERE DISPENSED_FLG = 'Y'
AND T.ACCOUNT_ID = IN_sTMPACC
AND T.TRANSACTION_TYPE IN ('01','02', '09')
AND NVL(T.STATUS,'F') != 'C'
AND T.BILLED_FLG = 'N'
AND T.ITEM_TYPE IN (IN_sITEM_TYPES)
AND T.BILL_ITEM_FLG = 'Y'
UNION ALL
SELECT T.OE_TRANSACTION_ID TRANSACTION_ID, TRANSACTION_TYPE,
T.TRANSACTION_DATE,
T.TRANSACTION_TIME, NVL(T.ITEM_CODE,T.PACKAGE_CODE)
ITEM_CODE, T.OE_DETAIL_ID,
T.QUANTITY, T.LIST_PRICE, T.DISCOUNT, T.SALE_PRICE,
T.GST_AMOUNT, 'S' INSURER_TYPE
FROM NHC_OE_TRANSACTION T, NHC_MASTER_ITEM M, NHM_PACKAGE P
WHERE T.ACCOUNT_ID = IN_sTMPACC
AND T.ITEM_CODE = M.ITEM_CODE(+)
AND T.PACKAGE_CODE = P.PACKAGE_CODE(+)
AND (DECODE(T.ITEM_CODE,NULL,P.BILL_OPTION,M.BILL_OPTION) in
('P','O','F'))
AND NVL(T.STATUS,'F') != 'C'
AND T.BILLED_FLG = 'N'
AND ((T.TRANSACTION_TYPE = '09' AND STATUS IN ('P','R'))
OR T.TRANSACTION_TYPE IN ('01','02','11','12', '10'))
AND T.BILL_ITEM_FLG = 'Y'
AND T.ITEM_TYPE IN (IN_sITEM_TYPES) ;
END REFCUR_NHM_TRANSACTION ;
END PACK_REFCURSOR_NHM_TRANSACTION ;
--this gives error: PLS-00382: expression is of wrong type
but when i tried to change the query similar to this:
OPEN OUT_TRANS FOR
SELECT T.*
FROM NHM_TRANSACTION T
WHERE DISPENSED_FLG = 'Y'
AND T.ACCOUNT_ID = IN_sTMPACC
AND T.TRANSACTION_TYPE IN ('01','02', '09')
AND NVL(T.STATUS,'F') != 'C'
AND T.BILLED_FLG = 'N'
AND T.ITEM_TYPE IN (IN_sITEM_TYPES)
AND T.BILL_ITEM_FLG = 'Y' ;
--that worked fine. what i found out is the proc doesn't seem
to work with complicated queries. instead it works only in
something similar to SELECT T.*? and not when individual fields are
extracted? I can't understand why? can anyone help me with this>
thanks.

I think what is hapenning is that you are declaring the
reference cursor in your package spec as a "strong" type as a
rowtype of table NHM_TRANSACTION. However, in your OPEN FOR SELECT
statement, you are selecting columns that do not exist in the the
NHM_TRANSACTION table, such as 0 OE_DETAIL_ID, 'I'INSURER_TYPE,
etc.
You would be much better off to declare your reference cursor
as a "weak" type so that your OPEN FOR SELECT statement actually
defines the return structure:
TYPE TRANS_TableRows
IS REF CURSOR;
In other words, leave off the RETURN NHM_TRANSACTION%ROWTYPE
in your ref cursor declaration, and you would probably be OK
(assuming, of course, that all of the columns selected in your
UNION statements are like data types).
Phil

Help creating a stored procedure

I have a query that is going to run many, many times per day, potentially hundreds of thousands so I want to make sure it's as quick as possible
The purpose is to take a compiled IP number, look it up and relate it back to the country based on data in the table for current IP/countries
There are currently 113,536 records in the country table, It's typically taking around 4ms to 5ms, so it's not exactly slow, but as the use of this particular lookup is going to increase significantly I'd like to make sure I have it as fast as possible.
Here's the current code:
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I'm wondering if anybody would be kind enough to stick this query into a stored proc for me and let me know what CF code I need to execute it and read the result.
Once I see this done I am sure I'll be able to push forward from there on my own in the future
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Mark

JR \"Bob\" Dobbs wrote:
Bear in mind that database servers, such as Microsoft SQL Server, will cache the execution plan for parameterized SQL queries which will result in performance gains similar to use of a stored procedure.
You might try using CFQUERYPARAM in your queries. This is also recommended to help prevent SQL injection attacks.
You might also create indexes on the ipfrom column on your table.
Agreed. Just wrapping a query in a stored procedures does not mean it is going to run faster. Look at the table's indexes and examine the execution plan to see how it can be improved. And you really should be using cfqueryparam in all of your queries. Not just for performance, but because you are risking sql injection attacks without it.
HiTopp wrote
EXEC sp_executesql @sql,
Since the table name is hard coded, there really is not a need for dynamic sql in this query.
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Stored proc to accept parameters at prompt

How do you create a stored proc in SQL so that when run in desk you can input parameters?
I have a simple stored proc but when I create in deski always get an error saying that it expects '@DateStart'.
here is the sproc ive used:
CREATE Procedure [dbo].[sp_redempt](@DateStart Datetime,@DateEnd Datetime) AS SELECT *
FROM redempt
WHERE planners.office = 'abc'
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-- running it in SQL ent mgr
exec dbo.sp_NCLredempt '01 february 2011', '28 february 2011';
can you help with the syntax I use or specify a simple stored proc using the adventure works DB that will prompt for a parameter in deski?
BO Edge XI 3.0
App server: MS Win2003 Server Standard SP2
DB server: MS Win2003 Server Standard SP2
DB on DB server: SQL 2005

Hi,
this is not the best place to post this but you may try the SQL Server forums from Microsoft.
Might be an issue in your parameter type definition. What you can do is in
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Oracle xe newbie trying to create a stored procedure.

hi there.
i just installed oracle xe and have created a table with over 100 fields. (they all need to be there, can't make it smaller).
i've also created an audit table that keeps track of who signed in and the fields that they've changed.
i was thinking of creating triggers that will keep track of this information and write it out to the audit table.
in order to accomplish the above, i'm assuming that it's best to create stored procedures that will do the update/insert/deletes to the main data table. is that correct?
since i have my main table already created, is there any easy way to create a stored proc from it? i'd like to be able to resuse the fields names etc without having to retype everything in.
i apologize if my question is poorly worded or very basic!
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Hi,
If you're always going to do DML (INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE) using your own procedures, then you doin't absolutely need a trigger. Either one can INSERT into the audit table.
Unless you have other reasons for wanting to use DML procedures, it's probably simpler to use only a trigger.
I don't know of any built-in tools that write procedures for you.
You can get a list of columns from
SELECT column_name
FROM    user_tab_cols
WHERE   table_name   = 'TABLE_X';and use a text editor to do what you need to. You might adapt the query above to do some (if not all) of the editing for you.
For example, if you want the list indented, with a comma after each column name:
SELECT '        ' || column_name || ','
FROM    user_tab_cols
WHERE   table_name   = 'TABLE_X';

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If I imported a java class file as user test and created a stored proc, how can I grant permissions to all the users in the DB? Do I have to grant permissions on JAVA CLASS itself when I load it or Do I have to grant permissions on the Stored proc or Both?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
null

Note: I can manually add the file with the command -
loadjava -v -user user/password@sid sqljdbc.jar (pg 261 in Oracle Database Programming using Java and Web Services by Kuassi Mensah)
Which is what I have done to get this to work. But the question still stands - How do I get the sqljdbc.jar file to be loaded when deployed using the deployment descriptor?
Thanks, Ken

Replacing null values in optional prompts and passing to stored proc

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I want to create a stored procedure with OPTIONAL prompts. When user does not pass a value for that parameter, I want to set the value for that parameter by selecting from a column in table then I WANT to use that paramvalue in sql within cursor of stored proc. How do I do that?
In short, I want to do the following Here is the psuedocode:
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var_param varchar(20);
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If param is null then select custid from table1 else var_param
OPen ref_cursor for
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Regards,
hena
Edited by: 904385 on Dec 25, 2011 7:04 AM

Hi,
Merry Christmas, and welcome to the forum!
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(    param     IN     VARCHAR2     DEFAULT     NULL
AS
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BEGIN
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    THEN
     SELECT     custid
     INTO     var_param
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--     WHERE     ...     -- Unless table1 has only 1 row
    END IF;
    OPEN ref_cursor
    FOR   SELECT xyz
       FROM       table2
       WHERE       fyy     = var_param;
END     test;Whatever you're trying to do, this is probably niot the simplest or most efficient way to do it.

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Hi,
I have created a stored procedure Universe, using the new feature available in XI R3.
This connects to an Oracle database, executing a PL/SQL procedure returning ref cursor.
I have created a WebI report using this Universe, which works fine and functions as expected.
So there are no problems with either my Oracle stored proc or the Universe.
However, I would like to create a Crystal report (2008) using the same Universe.
I can create the report ok - using the SP Universe.
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Hi All,
Our process invokes a DB adapter to fetch the response from the table for our request via Stored Procedure call but facing the below issue. Its a synchronous process. Stored Procedure is present inside the Package and we are calling the Stored procedure using that Package.
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You are using Non-XA because it means (among all others) that the commit issue can be handle by the DB as well.
The Emulate Two Phase property imitating the XA transaction in that way, that it allows you to manage a local db transaction.
You can stay with XA connection, but then you will have to use "AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION pragma" in your procedure.
Enter the following link to find good explanation about all of your questions:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E15523_01/integration.1111/e10231/adptr_db.htm#BGBIHCIJ
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I have checked this article, and found it will not suit my needs.
http://otn.oracle.com/sample_code/tech/java/codesnippet/jdbc/lob/LobToSP.html
I have even looked at the 4 articles on the "JSP How-To Documents" page.
I need to pass in a BLOB to my Java Stored proc, but not store it in the DB - My java code manipulates the LOB and it should never go into the DB. I know I could do the normal store, get an id and pass to my JSP... but that is a poor way to implement this. Are there any code samples on how to do this please ?
D

WOW! That seems like a very bad design.
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EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'insert ... INTO OtherSchema.tblTest';
Is this going to be a problem?
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v_errcode               PLS_INTEGER :=0;
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note that such error was not appearing when I used oracle XE
Edited by: user465054 on Dec 17, 2008 9:47 AM

If it is a web application, I would suggest using HTTP sessions to store the ReportDocument object.
See this KB for reference code on how to use session.
http://search.sap.com/ui/notes?id=0001985571&boj=/sap/bc/bsp/spn/scn_bosap/notes.do?access=69765F6D6F64653D3939382669765F7361706E6F7465735F6E756D6265723D30303031393835353731&ssocompatible
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- Version of VS
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Hi all,
I have a table with 4 columns and 10 rows. Now I need a stored proc to create a .csv file from the table data. Here the scripts to create a table and insert the row's.
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Insert into emp values ('3','CCCCC','SALES','12000');
Insert into emp values ('4','DDDDD','FINANCE','10000');
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Some pointers:
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http://tkyte.blogspot.com/2009/10/httpasktomoraclecomtkyteflat.html
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.csv file in my local location.What is your 'local location'?
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(the result of: select * from v$version; )

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Does anyone have a quick ref guide to creating a java stored proc in jdev? I am missing early steps to correctly setup the project.
Thanks in advance.

Assuming you are using ADF BC, you can try something like the following on your Application Module:
/* our java method to call a stored procedure to send email */
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String subject, String body1, String body2,
String body3, String body4, String body5) {
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st.executeUpdate();
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try {
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st.close();
} catch (SQLException e) {
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From previous posts and from the
documentation for XSQL I have
discovered the joys of the
CURSOR operator to create
nested tables: i.e:
SELECT dname,
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FROM dept
However, I can not find any other
documentation on how to program (PL/SQL)
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I would like to use XSQL as
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I can not because my client does
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require IIS, but do not want to
use JRUN, etc... (I tried this
first).
Since I only need to do an XML
dump to a variable for processing
by other parts of the program, life
is fairly easy. I have already done
this using Microsoft Data Shapes in
VB (client does not want VC++ either...)
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create a stored procedure in Oracle to
dump out the XML hierarchy to a variable given
an SQLQuery input. If I use
nested CURSORS this should be very easy.
I would like to create a recursive PL/SQL
function to handle this, but I have the
following questions:
1) I want the function to have an
input of an open cursor,
My plan is to detect the column
type, when it is a nested cursor
I would recurse with the open cursor
to handle the nested cursor.
2) I can not find a reference on to
programatically handle "untyped collections
based on an SQL statement" in anything
other than the XSQL documentation.
I am assuming that I can detect the
column type of nested cursor somehow
and then recurse on this to handle
dump the recordset to an XML tagset.
But I wuold like to find some documentation
or examples on the calls, type statements,
etc....

I think the CURSOR() thing is an invention of the XSQL Servlet; not available elsewhere.
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