Cursor type?

Hey all.. the ASP connection code that DW used to generate
listed a cursor
type that I could change to 'optimistic' but the new code its
spewing
doesn't show these variables anymore.. where is it hiding
them, or how can I
modify what its generating to get there again (though I
shouldn't have to?)

Hey all.. does anyone know how to set the cursor type in this
ASP code to
"optimistic"?
<%
Dim Recordset1
Dim Recordset1_cmd
Dim Recordset1_numRows
Set Recordset1_cmd = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Command")
Recordset1_cmd.ActiveConnection = MM_NorthDirectory_STRING
Recordset1_cmd.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM dbo.list_active"
Recordset1_cmd.Prepared = true
Set Recordset1 = Recordset1_cmd.Execute
Recordset1_numRows = 0
%>

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Giovanni Jaramillo
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Hi ,
I tried the following pacakge ,which is similar to my requriement ,the package got created succesfully, while calling it is giving me the error, Wrong no.of arguments
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TYPE rec_job IS RECORD
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IS
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IS
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But while calling it is giving me the errors
DECLARE
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O_RAT PKG_TEST1.rec_job;
BEGIN
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COMMIT;
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PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'PROC_JOB'Could you hint me how to overcome this error..
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Edited by: Smile on May 9, 2012 7:27 AM

# If p_cur input parameter is uninitialized and NULL then you cannot use any nested table function like count, first, last. Hence call to "p_cur.count " failes with error - "ORA-06531: Reference to uninitialized collection"
# Always check uninitialized collection using "IS NULL or IS NOT NULL" condition
# There is one more logic error:
for i in 1..p_cur.count loop
    select job,ename,sal bulk collect into l_typ_job
      from emp
      where empno= SELECT column_value FROM (p_cur); (i).empno ;
   o_Rat:= l_typ_job;# You Iterate through all employees inp_cur but the o_Rat will contain only employee details for last employee in the p_cur table. You must use statement like "o_Rat := o_Rat MULTISET UNION l_typ_job;" to append the values into existing collection
Your package should look like:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE pkg_test1 IS
   ----- Record Variable ----
   TYPE rec_job IS RECORD(
      job   VARCHAR2(50),
      ename VARCHAR2(50),
      sal   NUMBER);
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END pkg_test1;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY pkg_test1 IS
PROCEDURE proc_job(p_cur IN emp_ttyp, o_rat OUT typ_job) IS
-- Declare collection variable
l_typ_job typ_job;
BEGIN
IF p_cur IS NULL THEN
   dbms_output.put_line('No employees as p_cur is NULL');
END IF;
IF p_cur IS NOT NULL THEN
FOR i IN 1 .. p_cur.count LOOP
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    FROM emp
    WHERE empno = p_cur(i).empno;
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END LOOP;
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END IF;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
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END pkg_test1;
{code}
Edited by: Himanshu Binjola on May 9, 2012 3:40 AM

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Maybe you can use object types and ANYDATA/ANYTYPE types. For example:
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   p_anydata ANYDATA)
IS
   l_statement VARCHAR2 (32000);
BEGIN
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   '     l_anydata ANYDATA := :p_anydata;' ||
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http://www.quest-pipelines.com/pipelines/plsql/tips04.htm#MARCH
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Not sure can I put it somehow into the BODY and make it available for user ?
Appreciate you help.
BEst
Trent
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Type CURS_01_TYP IS RYBB.T_COLLECT%rowtype;
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EXP_DATE DATE;
OPEN_CURS_01 RYBB.ORA_PK_TR2.CURS_01;
TYPE_IN RYBB.ORA_PK_TR2.CURS_01_TYP;
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Difficult to read, don't you think?
Try use the tags B-)
Your code has other issues and (as shown here) won't compile. If you have a working solution, why not paste that instead?

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Hi Joe,
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and the DBMS is
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JServer Release 9.2.0.2.0 - Production"
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problem. Would you please repeat the JDBC that demonstrated the problem,
in a small standalone java program that uses a direct thin driver connection,
getting weblogic out of the picture? (The problem does sound like
and oracle driver issue).
Joe
>
>
Thanks,
- ryan
You don't say what DBMS and what JDBC driver you're using for the pool.
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Joe
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but the switch between having the type incorrectly changed is the
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I.E. this means the failing query reads :
"select
from........."
and the query which works reads
"select *
from........."
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by angelrip:
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catch(SQLException sqlE)
3.- However, I can't make it OK, all the time I get the following error:
SQL Error(17004), java.sql.SQLException: Non valid column type
May anyone help me with this, thanks in advance:
Miguel-Angel<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Do something like the following:
cstmt = conn.prepareCall("{call customer_proc(?, ?)}");
//Set the first parameter
cstmt.setInt(1, 40);
//Register to get the Cursor parameter back from the procedure
cstmt.registerOutParameter(2, OracleTypes.CURSOR);
cstmt.execute();
ResultSet cursor = ((OracleCallableStatement)cstmt).getCursor(2);
while(cursor.next())
System.out.println("CUSTOMER NAME: " + cursor.getString(1));
System.out.println("CUSTOMER AGE: " + cursor.getInt(2));
cursor.close();
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Change cursor type in Yosemite

Is there any way to change the type of cursor in Yosemite? Not the arrow pointer for the mouse or trackpad, but i mean the cursor -- right now it's just the default vertical line, but could I change it to a block, like in the Terminal application? I can't find anything in the accessibility window of preferences.

You can't. The recordset returned by a command object (which
is what's used
in the 8.02 update) is always a read-only, forward-only,
server-side cursor.
If you need to change any of that, don't use the Execute
method of the
command object. Construct a recordset with the options you
want. Do NOT
set the active connection on the recordset; leave that out.
Pass the
command object as the source of the recordset object, then
use the
recordset's Open method. That's pretty convoluted, but it
lets you retain
the most DW-generated code.
Your other option is to use the recordset object only and
plain text
parameters like DW 8.01 rather than a command object with
parameter objects
like DW 8.02.
That change was fundamental to the ASP server model and
probably should not
have been part of any update, but saved for the next release.
It at least
deserved more than a .0x update to the version number. At
least call it
8.1.
"riprod7" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:e8jdb6$ou0$[email protected]..
>I have never been more unhappy with an update in my live,
I basically have
>to
> learn everything from scratch again with DW 8.02.
>
> When pulling a recrodset you used to be able to set the
CursorType in the
> code. That is gone now.
> As a result I cannot use rs.MoveFirst or rs.Move -2 to
browse around
> records.
> I get the following error.
>
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error
'80040e24'
> Rowset does not support fetching backward.
>
> How do I change the CursorType in this horrible update!
Thanks
>

Can stored function return record type or cursor type?

Hi everybody,
I am working with a stored function now.
Can the function output more that ONE result? i.e. cursor or record type.
Thanks.
Brigitta.

Brigitta,
If you are calling the stored function from SQL then the function can only return one of the base datatypes, as Murali has said. However, if you are calling the function from PLSQL you can return any complex datatype, eg:
package test_package is
type rec_test is
( col_a number
, col b varchar2(30) );
type tab_test is
table of rec_test
index by binary ineteger;
function test_function (.....)
return tab_test;
end test_package;and to call this function:
declare
l_table test_package.tab_test;
begin
l_table := test_package.test_function(....);
end;Hope that helps!

Ref cursor type

Hello All,
I have a small procedure like the following.
CREATE OR REPLACE procedure PROC_DEPT_SALE(SALEC_CUR out sys_refcursor)
as
begin
open sale for select * from dept_sale where dept_no='Z2341324';
end;
I just want to execute it from toad like
exec PROC_DEPT_SALE( C1);
In order to do that i need to have a sys_refcursor c1 created in my DB. I know that i can execute it as a plsql block like this
DECLARE
SALE SYS_REFCURSOR;
BEGIN
PROC_DEPT_SALE( SALE );
END;
Could anyone please let me know how can i create a TYPE REF cursor which is permanantly stored in the DB and then execute the proc the way i wanted to using the first statement.
Thanks

Actually, you had it correct with
CREATE OR REPLACE package cur_type as
   TYPE ref_cur IS REF CURSOR;
end;but you still need to declare a variable of the type to pass the the procedure since the procedure needs to have a cursor variable to open. Given your package, the call would be more like:
DECLARE
   l_cur cur_type.ref_cur;
BEGIN
   proc_dept_sale(l_cur);
   <do something with l_cur>
END;Forget about the cursor for a minute and think through this example. If I have a procedure that looks like:
CREATE PROCEDURE get_name (p_id    IN NUMBER,
                           p_name OUT VARCHAR2) AS
BEGIN
   SELECT last_name||', '||first_name
   INTO p_name
   FROM employee
   WHERE emp_id = p_id;
END;I can pass a literal value to the procedure for the p_id parameter (e.g. 42) or I could pass a variable holding a value.
What do I need to pass to the procedure in p_name to get the name back out? A procedure returning a cursor is no different than this in concept.
John

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