Create temporary Tables using SQL

Hello,
I'm wondering if SAP allows the creation of new Tables without SDK objects,
I want to create temporary tables using SQL scripts an compile them when an specific addon is connected and erase them when the addon disconnects,
Do you think this is allowed?.
thanks,
Gabriela

You could always have a second DB to create your temp tables in. This is the way I've done this, as well as created my own views and stored procedures in it. No updating of the primary table necessary. The way I named things was:
Company_DB - Company Database
Company_DB-Extern - My own stuff
Then, in sap, you can just do [Company_DB-Extern]..Object to call it, or you do the same from withing your project.

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Load XML File into temporary tables using sql loader

Hi All,
I have an XML file as below. I need to insert the contents into a temporary staging table using sql loader. Please advice how I need to do that.
For example Portfolios should go into a seperate table, and all the tags inside it should be populated in the columns of the table.
Family should go into a seperate table and all the tags inside it should be populated in the columns of the table.
Similarly offer, Products etc.
- <ABSProductCatalog xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
- <ProductSalesHierachy>
- <Portfolios>
- <Portfolio productCode="P1">
<Attribute name="CatalogProductName" value="Access" />
<Attribute name="Status" value="Active" />
</Portfolio>
- <Portfolio productCode="P2">
<Attribute name="CatalogProductName" value="Data" />
<Attribute name="Status" value="Active" />
</Portfolio>
- <Portfolio productCode="P3">
<Attribute name="CatalogProductName" value="Voice" />
<Attribute name="Status" value="Active" />
</Portfolio>
- <Portfolio productCode="P4">
<Attribute name="CatalogProductName" value="Wireless" />
<Attribute name="Status" value="Active" />
</Portfolio>
</Portfolios>
- <Families>
- <Family productCode="F1">
<Attribute name="CatalogProductName" value="Internet Access Services" />
<Attribute name="Status" value="Active" />
- <ParentHierarchy>
<Item productCode="P1" modelType="Portfolio" />
</ParentHierarchy>
</Family>
- <Family productCode="F2">
<Attribute name="CatalogProductName" value="Local Access Services" />
<Attribute name="Status" value="Active" />
- <ParentHierarchy>
<Item productCode="P2" modelType="Portfolio" />
</ParentHierarchy>
</Family>
</Families>
- <SubFamilies>
- <SubFamily productCode="SF1">
<Attribute name="CatalogProductName" value="Business Internet service" />
<Attribute name="Status" value="Active" />
- <ParentHierarchy>
<Item productCode="F1" modelType="Family" />
</ParentHierarchy>
</SubFamily>
</SubFamilies>
- <ProductRefs>
- <ProductRef productCode="WSP1" modelType="Wireline Sales Product">
<ActiveFlag>Y</ActiveFlag>
- <ProductHierarchy>
<SalesHierarchy family="F1" subFamily="SF1" portfolio="P1" primary="Y" />
<SalesHierarchy family="F2" portfolio="P2" primary="N" />
<FinancialHierarchy quotaBucket="Voice" strategicProdCategory="Local Voice" />
</ProductHierarchy>
</ProductRef>
- <ProductRef productCode="MSP2" modelType="Handset">
<ActiveFlag>Y</ActiveFlag>
- <ProductHierarchy>
<SalesHierarchy portfolio="P4" primary="Y" />
</ProductHierarchy>
</ProductRef>
</ProductRefs>
</ProductSalesHierachy>
- <Offers>
- <Offer productCode="ABN">
<OfferName>ABN</OfferName>
<OfferDescription>ABN Description</OfferDescription>
- <Segments>
<Segment>SCG</Segment>
<Segment>PCG</Segment>
</Segments>
<OfferUpdateDate>2009-11-20</OfferUpdateDate>
<ActiveFlag>Y</ActiveFlag>
</Offer>
- <Offer productCode="OneNet">
<OfferName>OneNet</OfferName>
<OfferDescription>OneNet Description</OfferDescription>
- <Segments>
<Segment>SCG</Segment>
<Segment>PCG</Segment>
<Segment>PCG2</Segment>
</Segments>
<OfferUpdateDate>2009-11-20</OfferUpdateDate>
<ActiveFlag>Y</ActiveFlag>
</Offer>
</Offers>
- <Products>
- <Product productCode="WSP1" modelType="Wireline Sales Product">
<ProductName>AT&T High Speed Internet</ProductName>
<ProductDescription>High Speed Internet</ProductDescription>
<LegacyCoProdIndicator>SBC</LegacyCoProdIndicator>
<RevenueCBLCode>1234B</RevenueCBLCode>
<VolumeCBLCode>4567A</VolumeCBLCode>
<SAARTServiceIDCode>S1234</SAARTServiceIDCode>
<MarginPercentRequired>Y</MarginPercentRequired>
<PercentIntl>%234</PercentIntl>
<UOM>Each</UOM>
<PriceType>OneTime</PriceType>
<ProductStatus>Active</ProductStatus>
<Compensable>Y</Compensable>
<Jurisdiction>Everywhere</Jurisdiction>
<ActiveFlag>Y</ActiveFlag>
- <Availabilities>
<Availability>SE</Availability>
<Availability>E</Availability>
</Availabilities>
- <Segments>
<Segment>SCG</Segment>
<Segment>PCG</Segment>
</Segments>
<VDIndicator>Voice</VDIndicator>
<PSOCCode>PSOC 1</PSOCCode>
<USBilled>Y</USBilled>
<MOWBilled>N</MOWBilled>
<ProductStartDate>2009-11-20</ProductStartDate>
<ProductUpdateDate>2009-11-20</ProductUpdateDate>
<ProductEndDate>2010-11-20</ProductEndDate>
- <AliasNames>
<AliasName>AT&T HSI</AliasName>
<AliasName>AT&T Fast Internet</AliasName>
</AliasNames>
- <OfferTypes>
<OfferType productCode="ABN" endDate="2009-11-20" />
<OfferType productCode="OneNet" />
</OfferTypes>
- <DynamicAttributes>
- <DynamicAttribute dataType="String" defaultValue="2.5 Mbps" name="Speed">
<AttrValue>1.5 Mbps</AttrValue>
<AttrValue>2.5 Mbps</AttrValue>
<AttrValue>3.5 Mbps</AttrValue>
</DynamicAttribute>
- <DynamicAttribute dataType="String" name="TransportType">
<AttrValue>T1</AttrValue>
</DynamicAttribute>
</DynamicAttributes>
</Product>
- <Product productCode="MSP2" modelType="Handset">
<ProductName>Blackberry Bold</ProductName>
<ProductDescription>Blackberry Bold Phone</ProductDescription>
<LegacyCoProdIndicator />
<RevenueCBLCode />
<VolumeCBLCode />
<SAARTServiceIDCode />
<MarginPercentRequired />
<PercentIntl />
<UOM>Each</UOM>
<PriceType />
<ProductStatus>Active</ProductStatus>
<Compensable />
<Jurisdiction />
<ActiveFlag>Y</ActiveFlag>
- <Availabilities>
<Availability />
</Availabilities>
- <Segments>
<Segment>SCG</Segment>
<Segment>PCG</Segment>
</Segments>
<VDIndicator>Voice</VDIndicator>
<PSOCCode />
<USBilled />
<MOWBilled />
<ProductStartDate>2009-11-20</ProductStartDate>
<ProductUpdateDate>2009-11-20</ProductUpdateDate>
- <AliasNames>
<AliasName />
</AliasNames>
- <OfferTypes>
<OfferType productCode="ABN" />
</OfferTypes>
- <DynamicAttributes>
- <DynamicAttribute dataType="String" name="StlmntContractType">
<AttrValue />
</DynamicAttribute>
- <DynamicAttribute dataType="String" name="BMG 2 year price">
<AttrValue>20</AttrValue>
</DynamicAttribute>
- <DynamicAttribute dataType="String" name="MSRP">
<AttrValue>40</AttrValue>
</DynamicAttribute>
- <DynamicAttribute dataType="String" name="BMGAvailableType">
<AttrValue />
</DynamicAttribute>
- <DynamicAttribute dataType="String" name="ProductId">
<AttrValue>123456</AttrValue>
</DynamicAttribute>
- <DynamicAttribute dataType="String" name="modelSource">
<AttrValue>product</AttrValue>
</DynamicAttribute>
</DynamicAttributes>
</Product>
</Products>
<CatalogChanged>Y</CatalogChanged>
</ABSProductCatalog>

Two options that come to mind. Others exist.
#1 - {thread:id=474031}, which is basically storing the XML in an Object Relational structure for parsing
#2 - Dump the XML into either an XMLType based table or column and use SQL (with XMLTable) to create a view that parses the data. This would be the same as the view shown in the above post.
Don't use sql*loader to parse the XML. I was trying to find a post from mdrake about that but couldn't. In short, sql*loader was not build as an XML parser so don't try to use it that way.

CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE USING EXECUTE IMMEDIATE

Hi All,
i have a question,
how can i create a temporary table using EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ??
Like:
CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY table new_table as (Select * from old_table);
Thanks,
Edited by: xDeviates on Jun 11, 2012 3:13 PM

It looks like you are approaching the problem incorrectly. As I suggested in Dynamic Select, it sounds like you, at most, want a function that returns a SYS_REFCURSOR (it's still not obvious to me why you would even want/ need to resort to dynamic SQL in the first place)
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RETURN sys_refcursor
IS
l_rc sys_refcursor;
BEGIN
OPEN l_rc FOR 'SELECT * FROM ' || dbms_assert.sql_object_name( p_table_name );
RETURN l_rc;
END;which you can then call from your application
SQL> variable rc refcursor;
SQL> exec :rc := get_dynamic_cursor( 'EMP' );
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> print rc
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    DEPTNO
      7369 SMITH      CLERK           7902 17-DEC-80        801
        20
      7499 ALLEN      SALESMAN        7698 20-FEB-81       1601        300
        30
      7521 WARD       SALESMAN        7698 22-FEB-81       1251        500
        30
     EMPNO ENAME      JOB              MGR HIREDATE         SAL       COMM
    DEPTNO
      7566 JONES      MANAGER         7839 02-APR-81       2976
        20
      7654 MARTIN     SALESMAN        7698 28-SEP-81       1251       1400
        30
      7698 BLAKE      MANAGER         7839 01-MAY-81       2851
        30
     EMPNO ENAME      JOB              MGR HIREDATE         SAL       COMM
    DEPTNO
      7782 CLARK      MANAGER         7839 09-JUN-81       2451
        10
      7788 SCOTT      ANALYST         7566 19-APR-87       3001
        20
      7839 KING       PRESIDENT            17-NOV-81       5001
        10
     EMPNO ENAME      JOB              MGR HIREDATE         SAL       COMM
    DEPTNO
      7844 TURNER     SALESMAN        7698 08-SEP-81       1501          0
        30
      7876 ADAMS      CLERK           7788 23-MAY-87       1101
        20
      7900 JAMES      CLERK           7698 03-DEC-81        951
        30
     EMPNO ENAME      JOB              MGR HIREDATE         SAL       COMM
    DEPTNO
      7902 FORD       ANALYST         7566 03-DEC-81       3001
        20
      7934 MILLER     CLERK           7782 23-JAN-82       1301
        10
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Question about creating new tables using SQL script in WebLogic Server

Hi,
I am new to WebLogic and I am following a book Java EE Development with Eclipse published by PACKT Publishing to learn
Java EE. I have installed Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse on the PC and I am able to log into the WebLogic Server Administration Console
and set up a Data Source. However the next step is to create tables for the database. The book says that the tables can be created using
SQL script run from the SQL command line.
I cannot see any way of inputting SQL script into the WebLogic Server Admistration Console. Aslo there is no SQL Command line in DOS.
Thanks for your help.
Brian.

Sounds like you are to run the scripts provided by a tutorial to create the tables, right? In that case, you may need to install an Oracle client to connect to your database. The client is automatically installed with the database, so if you have access to the server that hosts the database, you should be able to run SQLplus from there.
As far as I know, there is no way to run a script from the Admin Console. I could be wrong, however.

How to Create a Temporary Table with SQL Server

I know you can create a temporary table in SQL Server 2000, but not quite sure how to do it in CFMX 7, i.e., does the SQL go inside a <CFQUERY dbtype="query"> tag?
I'm pulling the main set of records from an Oracle server (1st data source), but it does not contain employee names, only employee IDs. Since I need to show the employee name along with the Emp ID, I'm then pulling a list of "current" employee names from a SQL Server (2nd data source), which is the main database on our CF server.
I've got a QofQ that works fine, except it only matches EmpIDs that exist in both result sets. Employees who are no longer employed, don't match, and don't display. Since I can't do a LEFT OUTER JOIN with a QofQ, what I need to do is get the records from the Oracle server into the SQL Server. Preferably in a temporary table.
I was hoping if I could get those Oracle records written to a temp table on the main SQL Server, in same database as the Employee Name table, I could then write a normal <CFQUERY> that uses a LEFT OUTER JOIN.
I think I could probably write a Stored Procedure that would execute the SQL to create the temporary table, but am trying to avoid having to write the SP, and do it the simplest way.
This query will be a program that can be run hundreds of times per day, with a form that allows users to select date ranges, locations, and other options. That starts the queries, which creates the report. So I just need the temp table to exist only until all the SQL has run, and the <CFOUTPUT> has generated a report.
If the premise is right, I just need some help with the syntax for creating a SQL Server temp table, when you want to write records to it from an external data source. I'm trying the following, but getting an error:
<CFQUERY name="ITE_Temp" datasource="SkynetSQL">
CREATE TABLE #MyTemp
(   INSERT INTO #MyTemp
ITE2.TrueFile char (7) NOT NULL,
ITE2.CountOfEmployee int NULL,
ITE2.DTL_SUBTOT decimal NULL,
ITE2.EMPTYPE char (3) NULL,
ITE2.ARPT_CD char (3) NULL
</CFQUERY>
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<CFQUERY datasource="SkynetSQL">
<CFLOOP index="i" from="1" to = "#ITE2.RecordCount#">
INSERT INTO ITE_Temp
   (FullFile,
   EmployeeCount,
   DTL_Amount,
   EmployeeType,
   station)
VALUES ('#ITE2.TrueFile[i]#',
   #ITE2.CountOfEmployee[i]#,
   #ITE2.DTL_SUBTOT[i]#,
   '#ITE2.EMPTYPE[i]#',
   '#ITE2.ARPT_CD[i]#')
</CFLOOP>
</CFQUERY>
But, I hate to have to create a table and physically write to it. For one, it seems slower, and doing it in temp would be in memory, and probably much faster, correct? Is there some way to code the above, so that it does something similar, but in a TEMPORARY TABLE?   If I can figure out how to do this, I can pull data from multiple data sources and servers, and using SQL Server temp tables, work with the data as if it was all on the same SQL Server, and do some cool reports.
Everything I've done for the past few years, has all been from data from a single source, whether SQL Server, or another server. Now I need to start writing reports where data can come from 3 or 4 different servers, and be able to do joins (inner and outer). Thanks for any advice/help. Much appreciated.
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While waiting to hear back, I was able to write the query results from an outside Oracle server, to a table on the local SQL Server, and do the LEFT OUTER JOIN required for the final query and report to work. That was with this syntax:
<CFQUERY name="AddTableRecords" datasource="MyTable">
TRUNCATE TABLE ITE_Temp
<CFOUTPUT query="ITE2">
INSERT INTO ITE_Temp
(FullFile,EmployeeCount,DTL_Amount,EmployeeType,station)
VALUES
('#TrueFile#', #CountOfEmployee#, #DTL_SUBTOT#, '#EMPTYPE#', '#ARPT_CD#')
</CFOUTPUT>
</CFQUERY>
However, I was not able to write to a temporary table AND read the results. I got the syntax to run to write the above results to a temporary table. But when I tried to read and output the results from the temp table, I got an error. Also, it wouldn't take the single "#" (local) only the global "##" table var, using this syntax. Note that if I didn't have the DROP TABLE in the beginning, the 2nd time you run this query, you get an error telling you the table already exists.
<CFQUERY name="ITE_Temp2" datasource="MyTable">
DROP TABLE ##MyTemp2
CREATE TABLE ##MyTemp2
FullFile char (7) NOT NULL,
EmployeeCount int NULL,
DTL_Amount decimal NULL,
EmployeeType char (3) NULL,
station char (3) NULL
<CFOUTPUT query="ITE2">
INSERT INTO ##MyTemp2 VALUES
'#ITE2.TrueFile#',
#ITE2.CountOfEmployee#,
#ITE2.DTL_SUBTOT#,
'#ITE2.EMPTYPE#',
'#ITE2.ARPT_CD#'
</CFOUTPUT>
</CFQUERY>
So even though the above works, I could use some help in reading/writing the output. I've tried several things similar to below, but they don't work. It't telling me ITE_Temp2 does not exist. It's not easy to find good examples of creating temporary tables in SQL Server.
<CFQUERY name="QueryTest2" datasource="SkynetSQL">
SELECT *
FROM ITE_Temp2
</CFQUERY>
<CFOUTPUT query="ITE_Temp2">
Output from Temp Table<br>
<p>FullFile: #FullFile#, EmployeeCount: #EmployeeCount#</p>
</CFOUTPUT>
Thanks for any help/advice.
Gary.

How to process each records in the derived table which i created using cte table using sql server

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What is the syntax for creating global temporary table using a select query

hii
I'm creating a global temporary table using a select query ..how to mention 'on commit preserve rows' that?
create global temporary table t1 as select * from trn_ordbase on commit preserve rows;
but this is invalid syntax,so how to mention on commit preserve rows in this???if i dont mention it ,by default its considering as on commit delete rows.
Please help me out of this problem.

create global temporary table t1 as select * from trn_ordbase on commit preserve rows;You CANNOT use this syntax.
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19188_01/doc/B15917/sqcmd.htm
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19188_01/doc/B15917/glob_tab.gif
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19188_01/doc/B15917/cre_tabl.gif

How create temporary table from list of values

Can you anybody advise me how can I create temporary table from list of values? I have list of values and need create temporary table for next use with command JOIN etc.
Thank you for help

NO, you can not create temporary table in oracle on the fly ( Like #Tabels in SQl Server or Sybase ) , you will have to use the GTT i.e Global Temporary Tables
check the following link GTT :
to flush the tables after commit
CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE my_temp_table (
column1 NUMBER,
column2 NUMBER
) ON COMMIT DELETE ROWS;In contrast, the ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS clause indicates that rows should be preserved until the end of the session.
so to keep rows in Table after commit
CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE my_temp_table (
column1 NUMBER,
column2 NUMBER
) ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS;

Is there a way to create "temporary" tables in SAP database?

Hello,
Is there a way to create temporary tables in ABAP?
Here is our scenario:
1. Invoke a custom RFC that creates a temporary table and returns the name of the table.
2. Invoke another custom RFC and pass this table name as parameter. This RFC internally does some INNER JOIN with the temporary table.
3. Invoke the third RFC to delete the temporary table.
Note that the name of the table cannot be static. We have many users using our application simultaneously and connecting to the SAP server.
I would appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Peter

I just ran into a similar issue. While only calling the select statement 2 times, each time had so many entries in the 'for all entries' list, that the compiler converted this into about 700 calls to the select. Now since the select joined three real tables on the database, the trace shows this one select as being the slowest item in this application.
I think that happened because 'for all entries' gets converted to an 'IN' clause, and then the total number of characters in any SQL statement has an upper limit. So the compiler must make the select statement over and over until it covers all entries in the 'for all entries' list. Is that correct?
Since every database I ever saw has the concept of db temporary tables, I have used db temp tables many times for this sort of thing.
The ABAP compiler could determine that more than one IN statement will be need, then use an alternate: write all the FOR ALL ENTRIES to a db temp table, then join on the db temp table, then drop db temp table. Since the compiler does this sort of thing, no application code needs change to get the speed boost.

How do I add more than one column to a table using SQL?

Hi
I need to add 3 columns to a table using SQL
the syntax
"ALTER TABLE TEST ADD COLUMN newcol1 float";
works fine - for adding one coumn only.
For multiple columns I tried various permutations along the lines of
"ALTER TABLE TEST ADD (COLUMN newcol01 float, COLUMN new2 float,COLUMN new3 float)";
"ALTER TABLE TIPSTEST ADD COLUMN new1 float"
"ALTER TABLE TIPSTEST ADD COLUMN new2 float"
"ALTER TABLE TIPSTEST ADD COLUMN new3 float"
etc., but this doesn't work.
From a web search it sounds like SQL can only add one column at a time.
I have a workaround : create intermediate temporary tables , copying data and adding
one column at each stage. It seems a fairly awkward way of programming though.
Am I missing something simple : is there a way to add multiple columns in one go?
Thanks

OK : solved an underlying problem with this one myself
for the code
String createString;
createString = "select COFFEES.* INTO NEWCOFFEES FROM COFFEES"; // example
          Statement stmt;
          try {
               stmt = a_Globals.database1Connection.createStatement();
                      stmt.executeUpdate(createString);
               stmt.close();
               a_Globals.database1Connection.close();
          } catch(SQLException ex) {
               System.err.println("SQLException: " + ex.getMessage());
          }                    commenting out the line:
a_Globals.database1Connection.close();
Allowed the subsequent SQL statement(s) to work OK. Looks like this was the cause of several
difficulties, preventing me doing several SQL instructions in turn.
Thanks for the responses.
Mike2z

Create Temporary Tables

Hi, there.
Can anybody tell me what's the syntax for the SQL statements to create temporary tables?
I'm developing a shopping cart, and at the end of every purchase (checkout) I want to organize the items of the Session Bean Hash Table that contains them, and group them by category, brand, price and show the serial number of each item. I was thinking to do SQL-style operations like GROUP BY on the Hash Table itself, but I am having a hard time with it, so that's why I thought that filling a temporary database table with the Hash Table data could be the solution to the problem of grouping and ordering the items contained in the Shopping cart Bean.
I saw the following code in this same forum:
stmt = con.createStatement();
stmt.executeUpdate("create table temp (slno integer, first_name varchar(32), middle_name varchar(1), last_name varchar(32))");
But I don't understand how the temporary table has a fixed name, isn't that going to create conflict with another user that creates a temporary table with the same name but in a different session?
I hope my approach makes sense. If so, what's the SQL syntax to create temporary-session-like tables so I can include it in my JDBC code?
Thank you in advance for any information or alternative suggestion.

But I don't understand how the temporary table has a
fixed name, isn't that going to create conflict with
another user that creates a temporary table with the
same name but in a different session?Yes, it is. That's one reason why people try to avoid creating temporary tables, I suppose. There are other reasons.
I hope my approach makes sense. If so, what's the SQL
syntax to create temporary-session-like tables so I
can include it in my JDBC code?You already know the syntax for creating a table. Your only problem is finding a unique name for the table, one that no other user will use. You could have a one-row one-column table with a number in it, which you read and increment, then use that number for your table name, for example. Unless your database happens to have this as a feature -- you would have to read its documentation to find that out.
However as I implied before, you should try to avoid creating temporary tables. Creating a table is a time-consuming operation, and if your program ends abnormally without dropping the temporary table, your database slowly fills up with useless tables.

Create Temporary table

Dear All
Am using SAP B1 pl-40
SQL Server 2005
through Query manager if i create Temporary table it will make any
problem?
The following Example are am going to use
create table ##baz
CarIndex smallint,
CarType varchar(20),
cardcode varchar(20)
insert into ##baz values('1','2','3')
select * from ##baz
drop table ##baz

You'll not have any problems in Creating/ Inserting to your own created tables(without which you cannot develop an Add-on).
You are not supposed to Insert or Delete into SAP tables using direct Insert/ Update/ Delete statements.
Please Check this SAP Note: 896891 Support Scope for SAP Business One - DB Integrity
[https://websmp130.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/smb_searchnotes/display.htm?note_langu=E&note_numm=896891]

Creating temporary tables with JSTL

I need to create temporary tables in my DB (MySQL), and later call it in a query.
I try this:
<sql:update var="temp1" dataSource="${conn}">
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE temp1
SELECT data1 FROM table1 WHERE condition = 1
</sql:update>
<sql:query var="query1" dataSource="${conn}">
SELECT * FROM temp1
</sql:query>

I haven't done enough with MySQL recently to know.
Break your problem up into two parts.
First there's the query portion. Create a permanent table and make sure that your query works fine with taht.
Next is the creation of the temporary table. Once you KNOW the query is working, then you can concentrate on that.
I'll assume that you've already GRANTed table creation permission to the user that your JSP app uses to log into the database.
Are there any messages written to the servlet/JSP engine log file that might help you figure out what's wrong? Do you have a JSP error page that's displayed if any exceptions are thrown? - MOD

Create temporary table as

Hi every body!
Can I use follow statement:
"Create global temporary table AAA as select * from other table " to create temporary table ?
Thank you very much.

here it goes
SQL> Select *
2 From a1;
N
1
3
1
SQL>
SQL> create global temporary table temp_a3
2 on commit preserve Rows
3 As Select * From a1
4 /
Table created
SQL> Select * From temp_a3;
N
1
3
1regards
nic

Need To Create a table in Sql Server and do some culculation into the table from Oracle and Sql

Hello All,
I'm moving a data from Oracle to Sql Server with ETL (80 tables with data) and i want to track the number of records that i moving on the daily basis , so i need to create a table in SQL Server, wilth 4 columns , Table name, OracleRowsCount, SqlRowCount,
and Diff(OracleRowsCount - SqlRowCount) that will tell me the each table how many rows i have in Oracle, how many rows i have in SQL after ETL load, and different between them, something like that:
Table Name OracleRowsCount   SqlRowCount  Diff
Customer                150                 150
0
Sales                      2000                1998
2
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(I can add alot of SQL Tasks and variables per each table but it not seems logicly to do that, i tryid to find a way to deal with that in vb but i didn't find)
What the simplest way to do it ?
Thank you
Best Regards
Daniel

Hi Daniel,
According to your description, what you want is an indicator to show whether all the rows are inserted to the destination table. To achieve your goal, you can add a Row Count Transformation following the OLE DB Destination, and redirect bad rows to the Row
Count Transformation. This way, we can get the count of the bad rows without redirecting these rows. Since the row count value is stored in a variable, we can create another string type variable to retrieve the row count value from the variable used by the
Row Count Transformation, and then use a Send Mail Task to send the row count value in an email message body. You can also insert the row count value to the SQL Server table through Execute SQL Task. Then, you can check whether bad rows were generated in the
package by querying this table.
Regards,
Mike Yin
TechNet Community Support

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