Create or replace force view

Back again - cleanup did not fix. Why am I getting 'missing keyword' error?
Thanks for your eyes!
Alexandra
code
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW "DISC_AUTH_ECR_VW" ("DISC_AUTH_ID", "DISC_DT", "REQUESTOR", "BRANDING", "REASON", "WU_COST_DT", "DC_RECEIVED_DT", "RUNOUT_TYPE", "STOCK_DISPO", "INV_ADJ_CODE", "INVOICE_CUSTO", "INVOICE_CMNT", "CUST_BILLTO", "BILL_TO_STATUS", "CUST_NAME", "CUST_PHONE", "CUST_EMAIL", "FINAL_DISPO_DT", "CNTRLR_DT", "CNTRLR_SIG", "SM_DT", "SM_SIG", "RELEASE_TO_ECR", "REJECT_RSN", "SHELF_LIFE", "QTY_OH", "ITEM_COST", "FINAL_CUST_COST", "GRAND_TOT_CMPNTS_FG", "GRAND_TOT_FINAL_CUSTO", "ITEM_LVL_RI", "ITEM_LVL_PKG", "ITEM_LVL_BL", "ITEM_LVL_SUB_ASSY", "ITEM_LVL_FG", "RO_TYPE_SUMMARY", "DISCNO", "PL_NAME", "DTRMN_WO_DESCR", "CUST_OTHER_STREET", "CUST_OTHER_CITY", "CUST_OTHER_STATE", "CUST_OTHER_ZIP", "CURRENT_DISCNO", "ECR_FORM_ID", "ECRNO")
select
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DISC_AUTH_ID" as number(6,0)) AS "DISC_AUTH_ID",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DISC_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "DISC_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."REQUESTOR" as varchar2(30)) AS "REQUESTOR",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."BRANDING" as varchar2(30)) AS "BRANDING",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."REASON" as varchar2(1000)) AS "REASON",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."WU_COST_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "WI_COST_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DC_RECEIVED_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "DC_RECEIVED_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."RUNOUT_TYPE" as varchar2(30) AS "RUNOUT_TYPE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."STOCK_DISPO" as varchar2(30)) AS "STOCK_DISPO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."INV_ADJ_CODE" as varchar2(30)) AS "INV_ADJ_CODE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."INVOICE_CUSTO" as varchar2(30)) AS "INVOICE_CUSTO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."INVOICE_CMNT" as varchar2(2000)) AS "INVOICE_CMNT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_BILLTO" as varchar2(30)) AS "CUST_BILLTO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."BILL_TO_STATUS" as varchar2(30)) AS "BILL_TO_STATUS",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_NAME" as varchar2(100)) AS "CUST_NAME",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_PHONE" as varchar2(30)) AS "CUST_PHONE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_EMAIL" as varchar2(100)) AS "CUST_EMAIL",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."FINAL_DISPO_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "FINAL_DISPO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CNTRLR_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "CNTRLR_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CNTRLR_SIG" as varchar2(10)) AS "CNTRLR_SIG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."SM_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "SM_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."SM_SIG" as varchar2(10)) AS "SM_SIG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."RELEASE_TO_ECR" as varchar2(30)) AS "RELEASE_TO_ECR",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."REJECT_RSN" as varchar2(4000)) AS "REJECT_RSN",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."SHELF_LIFE" as varchar2(30)) AS "SHELF_LIFE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."QTY_OH" as number(10,4)) AS "QTY_OH",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_COST" as number(10,4)) AS "ITEM_COST",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."FINAL_CUST_COST" as number(10,4)) AS "FINAL_CUST_COST",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."GRAND_TOT_CMPNTS_FG" as number(10,4)) AS "GRAND_TOT_CMPNTS_FG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."GRAND_TOT_FINAL_CUSTO" as number(10,4)) AS "GRAND_TOT_FINAL_CUSTO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_RI" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_RI",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_PKG" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_PKG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_BL" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_BL",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_SUB_ASSY" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_SUB_ASSY",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_FG" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_FG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."RO_TYPE_SUMMARY" as varchar2(1000)) AS "RO_TYPE_SUMMARY",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DISCNO" as varchar2(30)) AS "DISCNO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."PL_NAME" as varchar2(100)) AS "PL_NAME",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DTRMN_WO_DESCR" as varchar2(30)) AS "DTRMN_WO_DESCR",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_OTHER_STREET" as varchar2(100)) AS "CUST_OTHER_STREET",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_OTHER_CITY" as varchar2(30)) AS "CUST_OTHER_CITY",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_OTHER_STATE" as varchar2(10)) AS "CUST_OTHER_STATE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_OTHER_ZIP" as varchar2(15)) AS "CUST_OTHER_ZIP",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CURRENT_DISCNO" as varchar2(10)) AS "CURRENT_DISCNO",
cast("DOC_ECR_FORM"."ECR_FORM_ID" as varchar2(10)) AS "ECR_FORM_ID",
cast("DOC_ECR_FORM"."ECRNO" as varchar2(10)) AS "ECRNO"
FROM "DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION" "DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION", "DOC_ECR_FORM" "DOC_ECR_FORM"
WHERE "DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ECR_FORM_ID" = "DOC_ECR_FORM"."ECR_FORM_ID"
/code
Edited by: userRRRYB on Aug 22, 2012 8:51 PM

Here it is in full working form. It's always good to have a second set of eyes and a great boss.
code/
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW "DISC_AUTH_ECR_VW" ("DISC_AUTH_ID", "DISC_DT", "REQUESTOR", "BRANDING", "REASON", "WU_COST_DT", "DC_RECEIVED_DT", "RUNOUT_TYPE", "STOCK_DISPO", "INV_ADJ_CODE", "INVOICE_CUSTO", "INVOICE_CMNT", "CUST_BILLTO", "BILL_TO_STATUS", "CUST_NAME", "CUST_PHONE", "CUST_EMAIL", "FINAL_DISPO_DT", "CNTRLR_DT", "CNTRLR_SIG", "SM_DT", "SM_SIG", "RELEASE_TO_ECR", "REJECT_RSN", "SHELF_LIFE", "QTY_OH", "ITEM_COST", "FINAL_CUST_COST", "GRAND_TOT_CMPNTS_FG", "GRAND_TOT_FINAL_CUSTO", "ITEM_LVL_RI", "ITEM_LVL_PKG", "ITEM_LVL_BL", "ITEM_LVL_SUB_ASSY", "ITEM_LVL_FG", "RO_TYPE_SUMMARY", "DISCNO", "PL_NAME", "DTRMN_WO_DESCR", "CUST_OTHER_STREET", "CUST_OTHER_CITY", "CUST_OTHER_STATE", "CUST_OTHER_ZIP", "CURRENT_DISCNO", "ECR_FORM_ID", "ECRNO") AS
select
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DISC_AUTH_ID" as number(6,0)) AS "DISC_AUTH_ID",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DISC_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "DISC_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."REQUESTOR" as varchar2(30)) AS "REQUESTOR",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."BRANDING" as varchar2(30)) AS "BRANDING",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."REASON" as varchar2(1000)) AS "REASON",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."WU_COST_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "WI_COST_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DC_RECEIVED_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "DC_RECEIVED_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."RUNOUT_TYPE" as varchar2(30)) AS "RUNOUT_TYPE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."STOCK_DISPO" as varchar2(30)) AS "STOCK_DISPO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."INV_ADJ_CODE" as varchar2(30)) AS "INV_ADJ_CODE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."INVOICE_CUSTO" as varchar2(30)) AS "INVOICE_CUSTO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."INVOICE_CMNT" as varchar2(2000)) AS "INVOICE_CMNT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_BILLTO" as varchar2(30)) AS "CUST_BILLTO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."BILL_TO_STATUS" as varchar2(30)) AS "BILL_TO_STATUS",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_NAME" as varchar2(100)) AS "CUST_NAME",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_PHONE" as varchar2(30)) AS "CUST_PHONE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_EMAIL" as varchar2(100)) AS "CUST_EMAIL",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."FINAL_DISPO_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "FINAL_DISPO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CNTRLR_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "CNTRLR_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CNTRLR_SIG" as varchar2(10)) AS "CNTRLR_SIG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."SM_DT" as varchar2(15)) AS "SM_DT",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."SM_SIG" as varchar2(10)) AS "SM_SIG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."RELEASE_TO_ECR" as varchar2(30)) AS "RELEASE_TO_ECR",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."REJECT_RSN" as varchar2(4000)) AS "REJECT_RSN",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."SHELF_LIFE" as varchar2(30)) AS "SHELF_LIFE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."QTY_OH" as number(10,4)) AS "QTY_OH",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_COST" as number(10,4)) AS "ITEM_COST",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."FINAL_CUST_COST" as number(10,4)) AS "FINAL_CUST_COST",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."GRAND_TOT_CMPNTS_FG" as number(10,4)) AS "GRAND_TOT_CMPNTS_FG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."GRAND_TOT_FINAL_CUSTO" as number(10,4)) AS "GRAND_TOT_FINAL_CUSTO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_RI" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_RI",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_PKG" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_PKG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_BL" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_BL",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_SUB_ASSY" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_SUB_ASSY",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ITEM_LVL_FG" as varchar2(30)) AS "ITEM_LVL_FG",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."RO_TYPE_SUMMARY" as varchar2(1000)) AS "RO_TYPE_SUMMARY",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DISCNO" as varchar2(30)) AS "DISCNO",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."PL_NAME" as varchar2(100)) AS "PL_NAME",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."DTRMN_WO_DESCR" as varchar2(30)) AS "DTRMN_WO_DESCR",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_OTHER_STREET" as varchar2(100)) AS "CUST_OTHER_STREET",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_OTHER_CITY" as varchar2(30)) AS "CUST_OTHER_CITY",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_OTHER_STATE" as varchar2(10)) AS "CUST_OTHER_STATE",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CUST_OTHER_ZIP" as varchar2(15)) AS "CUST_OTHER_ZIP",
cast("DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."CURRENT_DISCNO" as varchar2(10)) AS "CURRENT_DISCNO",
cast("DOC_ECR_FORM"."ECR_FORM_ID" as varchar2(10)) AS "ECR_FORM_ID",
cast("DOC_ECR_FORM"."ECRNO" as varchar2(10)) AS "ECRNO"
FROM "DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION" "DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION", "DOC_ECR_FORM" "DOC_ECR_FORM"
WHERE "DOC_DISC_AUTHORIZATION"."ECR_FORM_ID" = "DOC_ECR_FORM"."ECR_FORM_ID"
/code

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"SELECT * FROM SEARCH_KEYWORD" is successfully done and return the data of the tables. Now, I want to run that on server side using PROCEDURE.
I successfully executed the below scripts. Please teach me how to call the sp_test procedure. OR if you have other way or maybe my scripts are wrong.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE GLOBALPKG
AS
     TYPE RCT1 IS REF CURSOR;
     TRANCOUNT INTEGER := 0;
     IDENTITY INTEGER;
END;
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE LPG.sp_test
     RCT1 IN OUT      GLOBALPKG.RCT1
AS
BEGIN
     OPEN RCT1 FOR
     SELECT *
     FROM SEARCH_KEYWORD;
END;
Here is my table definition:
CREATE TABLE LPG.SEARCH_KEYWORD
FRACTION VARCHAR2(50),
KEYWORD VARCHAR2(50),
PURPOSE VARCHAR2(50),
REMARKS VARCHAR2(50),
DATE_INSERTED DATE DEFAULT sysdate
PCTFREE 10
PCTUSED 40
MAXTRANS 255
TABLESPACE SYSTEM
STORAGE(INITIAL 64K MINEXTENTS 1 MAXEXTENTS 2147483645 FREELISTS 1 FREELIST GROUPS 1 BUFFER_POOL DEFAULT)
NOCACHE
LOGGING
Eros
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Wrong forum. You should ask this question in the SQL and PL/SQL forum.
Couple of comments though. Oracle is not SQL-Server. So calling a procedure that returns a ref cursor is different from a T-SQL macro procedure that functions like a view.
Also, there is no need to use the SQL-Server standard (and silly one at that) of prefixing stored procedures using the text "sp_". In fact, the whole concept of Hungarian-like notation is something of the past and has no place in today's paradigm of software engineering.
As for calling a a proc that returns a ref cursor, from SQL*Plus it will look as follows:
SQL> var c refcursor
SQL>
SQL> exec LPG.sp_test( :c )
SQL> print c
Ref cursor needs to be supported by the client language you use to make this call to Oracle.

Create or replace

Hi friends,
I know timestamp column in the user objects will change when the parameters in the procedure changes.. But I would like to know will 'create or replace procedure' change the last_ddl_time in user_objects view? I ran 'create or replace procedure' last_ddl_time was updated in test database but not in the production database.. not sure why... any help please
Thanks so much
Edited by: newbiegal on Mar 11, 2013 7:01 AM

Girish Sharma wrote:
Only create or replace of a procedure do not updates last_ddl_time. Last_ddl_time is only updated on the compilation of procedure; so just try to execute the procedure and now check last_ddl_time.
A good example at below link :
http://oraclespin.wordpress.com/tag/last_ddl_time/
Regards
Girish SharmaYes, recompilation modify the last_ddl_time.
Look my example:
Create a new procedure:
SQL> create or replace procedure test_new is
begin
   dbms_output.put_line('Hello World!');
end;
Procedure created.
SQL> select to_char(created,'dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), to_char(last_ddl_time,'dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), timestamp
from dba_objects
where owner='SYSTEM'
and object_name='TEST_NEW'; 2    3    4
TO_CHAR(CREATED,'DD TO_CHAR(LAST_DDL_TI TIMESTAMP
11/03/2013 15:31:08 11/03/2013 15:31:08 2013-03-11:15:31:08Perform a create or replace :
SQL> create or replace procedure test_new is
begin
   dbms_output.put_line('Hello World!');
end;
/ 2    3    4    5
Procedure created.
SQL> select to_char(created,'dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), to_char(last_ddl_time,'dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), timestamp
from dba_objects
where owner='SYSTEM'
and object_name='TEST_NEW'; 2    3    4
TO_CHAR(CREATED,'DD TO_CHAR(LAST_DDL_TI TIMESTAMP
11/03/2013 15:31:08 11/03/2013 15:31:08 2013-03-11:15:31:08Date is not changed.
Now perfom an alter:
SQL> alter procedure TEST_NEW compile;
Procedure altered.
SQL> select to_char(created,'dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), to_char(last_ddl_time,'dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), timestamp
from dba_objects
where owner='SYSTEM'
and object_name='TEST_NEW'; 2    3    4
TO_CHAR(CREATED,'DD TO_CHAR(LAST_DDL_TI TIMESTAMP
11/03/2013 15:31:08 11/03/2013 15:39:35 2013-03-11:15:36:53last_ddl_time is changed.
Edited by: Mr.D. on 11-mar-2013 7.42

Wat is the advantage of force view?

hello,
only i know that it is created object in db and after tat we can create the table as per requirement.
please tell me wat is the main advantage of Force View?
Tks
PM

Hello PM,
if you have mutual dependencies, e.g. between a package and a view, then you cannot create the view because of an invalid package and you cannot validate the package because the view does not exist.
A workaround has been to create a dummy view, compile the package and create the actual view. Now you can force Oracle to create the view and then compile the package.
Regards
Marcus

Uses of force view

Hi All,
Can you tell me what are the uses of force view?
Thanks in advance.

It's relatively common to find in install scripts (and/or in import & export). If you're going to create dozens of different views which depend on various other views and/or tables, figuring out the proper order to drop and/or create each view and ensuring that the build script is updated with that information every time can be rather painful and tedious. It's much easier to FORCE the creation of the views in some human-reasonable order (i.e. alphabetically) and compile everything at the end.
Justin

Ampersand substitution in create or replace procedure statement

Hi Guys,
I wonder why my ampersand substitution does not work in a create or replace stored procedure statement.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE UPDATE_DIM_SALES AS
UNDEFINE DimSales;
UNDEFINE FactTable;
DEFINE DimSales = 'TESTTAB';
DEFINE FactTable = myfact;
BEGIN
Error(5,20): PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "=" when expecting one of the following: := . ( @ % ; not null range default character
If I then assign the value with := I get the error "invalid table" later on for the INSERT statemnt:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE UPDATE_DIM_SALES AS
UNDEFINE DimSales;
UNDEFINE FactTable;
DEFINE DimSales := 'x2';
DEFINE FactTable := 'x1';
BEGIN
INSERT INTO &DimSales (column1, column2,...)
Why does ampersand substitution not work within a stored procedure?

Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion.
The IF---ELSE Logic I have to write is quite complex.
I dont think joins will not do the trick and limiting the collection size to smaller than 4000 seems not very practical. there
is no poin using a collection if I have to use X amout of them.
UNDEFINE DimSALES;
UNDEFINE FactTable;
DEFINE DimSALES = 'TESTTAB';
DEFINE FactTable = 'testfact';
--Collect all distinct SELLERNr into materialized views
CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW v1 AS select distinct SELLERnr from &FactTable;
CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW v2 AS select distinct SELLER_ID from &DimSALES;
DECLARE
v_SELLERNr VarChar(9);
CURSOR v1_cursor IS Select * from v1;
l_exists INTEGER;
BEGIN
OPEN v1_cursor;
LOOP
FETCH v1_cursor INTO v_SELLERNr;
EXIT WHEN v1_cursor%NOTFOUND;
SELECT COUNT(*) INTO l_exists FROM v2 WHERE SELLER_id =v_SELLERNr AND ROWNUM = 1;
IF l_exists <> 1 THEN
INSERT INTO &DimSALES (K_SALES,REG,BVL,DS, VS,RS,SELLER_ID,VK,VALID_FROM)
(SELECT SEQ_DIM_SALES.NEXTVAL ,REG, BVL,DS, VS,RS,SELLERNR,VK,sysdate from &FactTable where SELLERNR =v_SELLERNr);
commit;
ELSE
--Update old combination(s), invalidate (DATE)
UPDATE &DimSALES SET VALID_TO = SYSDATE -1 WHERE REG||BVL||DS||VS||RS||SELLERNR||VK IN(
--In case the SELLER and combinations exists and differs from what is in the dimension then invalidate old combinations and insert new ones
SELECT * FROM(
SELECT REG||BVL||DS||VS||RS||SELLERNR||VK WHERE SELLERNR = v_SELLERNr FROM &FactTable;
MINUS
SELECT REG||BVL||DS||VS||RS||SELLERNR||VK WHERE SELLERNR = v_SELLERNr FROM &DimSALES;)
commit;
--Insert new combination
INSERT INTO &DimSALES (K_SALES,REG,BVL,DS, VS,RS,SELLER_ID,VK,VALID_FROM)
(SELECT SEQ_DIM_SALES.NEXTVAL ,REG, BVL,DS, VS,RS,SELLERNR,VK,sysdate from &FactTable where SELLERNR =v_SELLERNr) subselect;
WHERE &DimSALES.SELLER_Id=v_SELLERNr AND subselect.REG||BVL||DS||VS||RS||SELLERNR||VK NOT IN &DimSALES.REG||BVL||DS||VS||RS||SELLERNR||VK
commit;
END IF;
END LOOP;
CLOSE v1_cursor;
END;
DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW v1;
DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW v2;
-----------------

CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE

Hi, i need to write a script that re-creates a table. Something similar to CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW. I came up with the following
DECLARE
   does_not_exist   EXCEPTION;
   PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT (does_not_exist, -942);
BEGIN
   EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'DROP TABLE foobar';
EXCEPTION
   WHEN does_not_exist
   THEN
      NULL;
END;
CREATE TABLE foobar (c1 INT);I wonder if there's an easier way. Is there?
TIA, Markus

Hi, Markus,
I don't know of anything simpler.
In SQL*Plus, you can do something that's about as complicated:
SET     PAGESIZSE     0
SPOOL     next_step.sql
SELECT     CASE
          WHEN ( SELECT 1
                     FROM     user_tables
               WHERE     table_name     = 'FOOBAR'
          THEN 'DROP TABLE FOOBAR;'
          ELSE 'PROMPT Table did not exist'
     END
FROM     dual;
SPOOL     OFF
@next_stepAll this supposes you really need something that doesn't raise an error.

How create just one Oracle view

Hi,
I've table TAB_ID
COD_ID
G0DE-0-10047514
M0DF-1-10000281
T0DH-3-20500819
R0DJ-2-10603746
G0DY-0-20006783
G0DZ-0-20049734
G0E0-0-10004325
G0E1-0-10049593
A20T-0-EMS00038
D20T-0-EMS00039
S20T-0-EMS00041
M20T-0-EMS00234
I'd like to creare just one view with this output:
COD_ID
10-47514
10-281
20-500819
10-603746
20-6783
20-49734
10-4325
10-49593
EMS00038
EMS00039
EMS00041
EMS00234
If SUBSTR(COD_ID,8) is number THEN substr(COD_ID,1,2)||'-'||
REPLACE(LTRIM(REPLACE(SUBSTR(COD_ID,3),'0',' ')),' ','0')
If SUBSTR(COD_ID,8) is alphanumeric THEN SUBSTR(COD_ID,8)
If I create 2 oracle view seems that I get correct output:
create or replace view v_cod (cod_id)
as
select substr(cod_id,8) cod_id
from tab_id
create or replace view v_cod_id (cod_id)
as
select substr(COD_ID,1,2)||'-'||
REPLACE(LTRIM(REPLACE(SUBSTR(COD_ID,3),'0',' ')),' ','0') cod_id
from v_cod
where cod_id > '00000000'
AND cod_id < '99999999'
union all
select substr(COD_ID,1,2)||'-'||
REPLACE(LTRIM(REPLACE(SUBSTR(COD_ID,3),'0',' ')),' ','0') cod_id
from v_cod
where COD_ID not between '00000000' and '99999999'
But I must create Just one view
Can I create only one Oracle View (from TAB_ID) to get this output?
Thanks in advance!

If all your data conforms to the pattern given above then this (warning! untested code ahead) will work:
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW just1view AS
SELECT CASE WHEN SUBSTR(cod_id,8,1) BETWEEN '0' AND '9'
            THEN SUBSTR(cod_id,8,2)||'-'||REPLACE(SUBSTR(cod_id,10),'0',NULL);
            ELSE SUBSTR(cod_id,8) AS cod_id
FROM   tab_id
/Otherwise, you'll need to use a slightly more sophisticated format checker. I suggest you look at Re: How to test a variable to determine whether it is a CHARACTER on use of TRANSLATE().
Cheers, APC

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