Creating a Dynamic Update Statement based on Select

hi,
i'm trying to create a dynamic update statement based on select statement
my requirment is to query a joint tables and get the results then based on the results i need to copy all the data and create an update statement for each row
for ex
the update statement should look like this
update iadvyy set SO_SWEEP_CNT = '1' where inst_no = '003' and memb_cust_no = 'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa';
and the select statement like the following
select substr(key_1,11,9) account_no,sord_mast SO_SWEEP_CNT from
select acct_no,count(*) sord_mast from
(select from_acct_no acct_no,update_mast
from sord where FROM_SYS in ('DEP','INV') and TERM_DATE > 40460
union all
select to_acct_no acct_no,update_mast
from sord where TO_SYS in ('DEP','INV') and TERM_DATE > 40460)
group by Acct_no)
right outer join
invm
on
key_1 = '003'||acct_no
where sord_mast > 0;
so taking the above two columns from the above select statement and substitue the values as separate update statement.
is that doable , please share your knowledge with me if poosible
thanks in advanced

is that doable , please share your knowledge with me if poosibleyes
The standard advice when (ab)using EXECUTE IMMEDIATE is to compose the SQL statement in a single VARCHAR2 variable
Then print the SQL before passing it to EXECUTE IMMEDIATE.
COPY the statement & PASTE into sqlplus to validate its correctness.

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Hello,
On this* website I read "The SQL string can contain placeholders for bind arguments, but bind values cannot be used to pass in the names of schema objects (table or column names). You may pass in numeric, date, and string expressions, but not a BOOLEAN or NULL literal value"
On the other hand, in this Re: execute immediate with dynamic column name update and many other
posts people use EXECUTE IMMEDIATE to create a dynamic UPDATE statement.
dynSQL:='UPDATE CO_STAT2 CO SET CO.'||P_ENT_B_G_NAME||' = '||P_ENT_E_G_WE||'
WHERE ST IN
(SELECT ST FROM STG_CO_STAT2_TEST CO WHERE
'||P_ST||' = CO.ST AND
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EXECUTE IMMEDIATE dynSQL ;
Since this statement is part of a Stored Procedure, I wont see the exact error but just get a ORA-06512.
The compiling works fine and I use Oracle 11g.
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OK I extracted from all of your posts so far that I have to use "bind-variables with :"
From all the other tuorials and forums posts, I assume using the pipe is correct so I added those as well into the script:
set serveroutput on format wraped;
DECLARE
dynSQL VARCHAR2(5000);
P_ENT_E_G_NAME VARCHAR2 (100) :='test1'; P_ENT_E_G_WE VARCHAR2 (100) :='01.02.2012'; P_ENT_B_G_NAME VARCHAR2 (100) :='01.01.2012';
P_ST                VARCHAR2 (100) :='32132';
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              WHERE ST IN (SELECT ST FROM STG_CO_STAT2_TEST CO WHERE
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Dynamic Update statements

Hello,
I have one SP to do DMLs. This SP works fine without any problem, but for Update I have problem to construct. The update statement should be constructed depending on the values.
For example, in a table we may have so many columns, but only few non primary key columns are updated. The SP is given below.
Following is the update statement. the set_nk_update_cols should be dynamic.
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I just did something like this not long ago
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[edit]
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         RTRIM(q'[<where_cols>                  ]')||CHR(10)||
         RTRIM(q'[;                             ]')||CHR(10)
         ) tform
     FROM dual
   w_main AS (
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               dtc.table_name,
               LISTAGG ( ?? ) set_cols,
               LISTAGG ( ?? ) where_cols
         FROM dba_tab_columns dtc,
              dba_ind_columns dic
        WHERE ???
Select replace ( replace ( replace(
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                     '<set_cols>', set_cols ),
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from w_template t,
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Something like that, anyway ..
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[/edit]

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|| ' SET ' || p_unit_lvl_cd1 || '=' || p_hier1
|| ' WHERE uic = ' || p_uic;
--execute immediate v_dml_str;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_dml_str);
UPDATE D_UNIT_KP SET BN=WS5DAA WHERE uic = WS5DCD

However, that should work. See example below :
SQL> set serveroutput on
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2       p_username varchar2(30):='SYSTEM';
3       p_status   varchar2(30):='OPEN';
4       v_created date;
5       v_stmt     varchar2(1000);
6 begin
7       v_stmt:='select created from dba_users where username=:b1 and account_status=:b2';
8       execute immediate v_stmt into v_created using p_username,p_status;
9       dbms_output.put_line(v_created);
10 end;
11 /
10-APR-03
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.You maybe miss some variables in the USING clause, as it shows here below (I removed the p_status from the USING clause) :
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2       p_username varchar2(30):='SYSTEM';
3       p_status   varchar2(30):='OPEN';
4       v_created date;
5       v_stmt     varchar2(1000);
6 begin
7       v_stmt:='select created from dba_users where username=:b1 and account_status=:b2';
8       execute immediate v_stmt into v_created using p_username;
9       dbms_output.put_line(v_created);
10 end;
11 /
declare
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01008: not all variables bound
ORA-06512: at line 8Count the number of bind variables used, you should have the same number of variables. Even if you are using the same bind variable more than once, the variables should be repeated, as the following example :
SQL> declare
2       p_username varchar2(30):='SYSTEM';
3       p_status   varchar2(30):='OPEN';
4       v_created date;
5       v_stmt     varchar2(1000);
6 begin
7       v_stmt:='select created from dba_users where username=:b1 and username=:b1';
8       execute immediate v_stmt into v_created using p_username;
9       dbms_output.put_line(v_created);
10 end;
11 /
declare
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01008: not all variables bound
ORA-06512: at line 8
SQL> declare
2       p_username varchar2(30):='SYSTEM';
3       p_status   varchar2(30):='OPEN';
4       v_created date;
5       v_stmt     varchar2(1000);
6 begin
7       v_stmt:='select created from dba_users where username=:b1 and username=:b1';
8       execute immediate v_stmt into v_created using p_username,p_username;
9       dbms_output.put_line(v_created);
10 end;
11 /
10-APR-03
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>Nicolas.

UPDATE statement based on query and return multiple value

Hi everybody,
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I run this query but it updates all of the records in the temp3. I want to update only records with 'UPDATED' flag.
update temp3 t3
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I appreciate your help
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         2 Fred Bloggs          Some street
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7     ) = (SELECT
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9             t1.address,
10             t1.row_status
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         2 Fredrick Bloggs      New street           UPDATED
         3 Robert Bloggs        Better street        UPDATED
4
5
SQL> rollback;
Rollback complete.
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3 SET
4     (       t3.name,
5             t3.address,
6             t3.row_status
7     ) = (SELECT
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9             t1.address,
10             t1.row_status
11          FROM
12             dt_test_t1 t1
13          WHERE
14             t1.id = t3.id
15          AND
16             t1.row_status = 'UPDATED'
17         )
18 WHERE
19     EXISTS( SELECT
20                     NULL
21             FROM
22                     dt_test_t1 t1
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25             AND
26                     t1.row_status = 'UPDATED'
27             );
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         2 Fredrick Bloggs      New street           UPDATED
         3 Robert Bloggs        Better street        UPDATED
         4 Joe Smith            Some street
         5 John Doe             Some streetHTH
David

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and t1.attr3 = 'abc'
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mauramos wrote:
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Hi Experts,
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data: str1 type string.
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from ops_waybl_fin wf, ops_waybl w
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if the sql statement is run then we get data based on which the parent query returns data.
how we should use a function that returns select query.
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*** not tested *** Sven probably had in mind something like
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variant as
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Etbin

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(2) As formulas are filled down and across (especially complicated ones) it is easy to mess up the absolute cell referencing for the ranges that the lookup functions require.

Dynamic column output based on selection.

Hi all,
I have certain qualification select-options upon the selection-screen.
I have 5001 to 5012 range of qualificaitons.
If user select only 5001 to 5003....
I want only 3 columns ...or else if user wants to select 5008 to 5012 output should be have columns 5008 , 09,10,11...
I am displaying output in
mail format only
concanate 'COL1' COL2' 'COL2' TO STRING SEPERATED BY C=>LB.
loop at itab.
CONCATE ITAB-1 itab-2 itab-3 to Xstring.
endloop.
Thanks and regards
sas
Edited by: saslove sap on Jul 7, 2010 5:36 AM

Well I have harcoded the value as below.I have no choice find . Instead of using mutiple 'IF' conditions ANY other options are left:
CONCATENATE
'Personnel Number'    'Employee GUID'   'Last Name'   'First Name'   'Position Number'   'Position Title'   'Department Number'
'Department Name'    'Employee Subgroup text'    'Employee Group text'   'SBU Head Personnel Number'   'SBU Head GUID'
'SBU Head Name'   'Supervisor Personnel Number'   'Supervisor GUID'   'Supervisor Name'
'Personnel Subarea text'
'CF1-Director function'
'CF2-Nonexecutive director function'
'CF3-Chief Executive function'
'CF8-Apportionment & oversight function'
'CF10-Compliance oversight function'
'CF11-Money laundering reporting function'
'CF28-Systems & controls function'
'CF29-Significant management function'
'CF30-Customer function, Investment Advice'
'CF30-Customer function, Investment Mgmt'
'CF30-Customer function, Trading'
'Admin - FSA T&C qualifying role'
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IF C = 'X'.
IF '50000001' IN s_quali[].
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endIF.
IF '50000007' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    'CF28-Systems & controls function' INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000008' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    'CF29-Significant management function' INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000009' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    'CF30-Customer function, Investment Advice' INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000010' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    'CF30-Customer function, Investment Mgmt' INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000011' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    'CF30-Customer function, Trading' INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000012' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    'Admin - FSA T&C qualifying role' INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
endif.
APPEND S_OUTPUT.
LOOP AT GIT_ITAB ASSIGNING <GFS_ITAB>.
    CLEAR S_OUTPUT.
    CONCATENATE
<GFS_ITAB>-PERNR <GFS_ITAB>-EMPGUID <GFS_ITAB>-LNAME <GFS_ITAB>-FNAME <GFS_ITAB>-POSITION <GFS_ITAB>-POSTITLE <GFS_ITAB>-DEPTNO <GFS_ITAB>-DEPTNAME <GFS_ITAB>-EMPSUBTEXT <GFS_ITAB>-EMPGRPTEXT
<GFS_ITAB>-SBUNO <GFS_ITAB>-SBUGUID <GFS_ITAB>-SBUNAME <GFS_ITAB>-SUPVNO <GFS_ITAB>-SUPVGUID <GFS_ITAB>-SUPVNAME <GFS_ITAB>-PSUBAREATEXT
   INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
IF C = 'X'.
IF '50000001' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF1 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000002' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF2 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000003' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF3 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000004' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF4 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000005' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF5 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000006' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF6 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000007' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF7 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000008' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF8 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000009' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF9 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000010' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF10 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000011' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF11 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
IF '50000012' IN s_quali[].
   CONCATENATE S_OUTPUT-X    <GFS_ITAB>-CF12 INTO S_OUTPUT-X SEPARATED BY C_TAB.
endIF.
endif.
<GFS_ITAB>-CF2 <GFS_ITAB>-CF3 <GFS_ITAB>-CF4   <GFS_ITAB>-CF5 <GFS_ITAB>-CF6
<GFS_ITAB>-CF7 <GFS_ITAB>-CF8 <GFS_ITAB>-CF9 <GFS_ITAB>-CF10 <GFS_ITAB>-CF11 <GFS_ITAB>-CF12
*concatenate s_output-x c_cr into s_output-x.
    APPEND S_OUTPUT.
ENDLOOP.

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