Custom Transformations Scripts: Creating sequences and synonyms

Is there a way in Data Modeler to script the creating process of sequences and synonyms. I've already found how to create columns in a table, but is it also possible to create sequences and synonyms for tables? I've looked it up in the XML Metadata, but I didn't found where I was looking for? Can anybody help me?

no documentation, it should be possible:
seq = model.getStorageDesign().getSequenceSet().createSequence();
syn = model.getStorageDesign().getSynonymSet().createSynonym();make sure physical model is open and that model is set as physical model to your relational model. That's for Oracle
Philip

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Error In Adadmin Re-Create Grants And Synonyms For Apps Schema

HI,
I upgraded the my DB from 9.2.6 to 10.2.4.It was sucessfull.
While doing Postupgradayion steps -
Recreate grants and synonym for apps
a. Log in to server with applmgr user
b. Execute adadmin
c. Choose -> Maintain Applications Database Entities menu
d. Choose -> Re-create grants and synonyms for APPS schema
2 workers got failed ...
i chked the worker log file i found
sqlplus -s APPS/***** @/stageAPP/stageappl/ad/11.5.0/admin/sql/adappsgs.pls &systempwd 1 PO APPLSYS APPS TRUE FALSE TRUE
Connected.
old 2: ad_apps_private.create_grants_and_synonyms(&2,'&3','&4','&5','FALSE');
new 2: ad_apps_private.create_grants_and_synonyms(1,'PO','APPLSYS','APPS','FALSE');
begin
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-20000: ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing
object:create_grants_and_synonyms(1,PO,APPLSYS,APPS): create_base_gs(PO,APPS):
In Synonyms
Loop:create_synonym(PO,XXGOD_SEQ_DECORTIMESHEET_HDR,APPS,XXGOD_SEQ_DECORTIMESHEE
T_HDR): do_apps_ddl(APPS,CREATE SYNONYM "XXGOD_SEQ_DECORTIMESHEET_HDR" FOR
PO."XXGOD_SEQ_DECORTIMESHEET_HDR"):
ORA-06512: at line 5
Workaround $adctrl
Control
Worker Code Context Filename Status
1 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 adappsgs.pls FAILED
2 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
3 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
4 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
5 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
6 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
7 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
8 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
9 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
10 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
11 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
12 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
13 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
14 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
15 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
16 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
SQL> select owner, object_type from dba_objects where object_name = 'XXGOD_SEQ_DECORTIMESHEET_HDR';
OWNER OBJECT_TYPE
PO SEQUENCE
APPS SEQUENCE
Its Cutom Object .. I think i need to drop/rename anyone .. which one i should drop / rename .
Or
Is it possible to skip the failed workers .. if do .. please give me the steps ...
Thanks

Hi;
There is 8 option(hidden) avaliable but i suggest dont use this option.(As you mention its a custom,if you belive it wont problem you can use this hidden option or drop 'XXGOD_SEQ_DECORTIMESHEET_HDR' and recreate it later,its own your risk) By the way please check below notes which is similar error like yours
Run Adadmin To Recreate Grants And Synonyms ORA-20000 ORA-00955 In Synonyms Loop:create_synonym(GL,PLAN_TABLE,APPS,PLAN_TABLE) [ID 437714.1]
ADADMIN MAINTAINING APPLICATIONS GRANTS AND SYNONYMS APP-931 ORA-955 ORA-20000 [ID 1014455.102]
Regard
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Error while running Re-create grants and synonyms for APPS schema

Hi,
I have upgraded customer's Oracle Apps 11i (11.5.10) database to Oracle 10g R2. While executing '+Re-create grants and synonyms+ ' as given in Note: 362203.1, I am gettng error:
plus80 -s APPS/***** @E:\EBSTEST\ebstestappl\ad\11.5.0\admin\sql\adappsgs.pls &systempwd 1 INV APPLSYS APPS TRUE FALSE TRUE
Error:
Program exited with status 3
Cause: The program terminated, returning status code 3.
Action: Check your installation manual for the meaning of this code on this operating system.Connected.
old 2: ad_apps_private.create_grants_and_synonyms(&2,'&3','&4','&5','FALSE');
new 2: ad_apps_private.create_grants_and_synonyms(1,'INV','APPLSYS','APPS','FALSE');
begin
*+
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-20000: ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing
object:create_grants_and_synonyms(1,INV,APPLSYS,APPS): create_base_gs(INV,APPS): In Synonyms
Loop:create_synonym(INV,MTL_ONHAND_DISCREPANCY,APPS,MTL_ONHAND_DISCREPANCY):
do_apps_ddl(APPS,CREATE SYNONYM "MTL_ONHAND_DISCREPANCY" FOR INV."MTL_ONHAND_DISCREPANCY"):
ORA-06512: at line 5
MTL_ONHAND_DISCREPANCIES
I checked the database and there isn't MTL_ONHAND_DISCREPANCY synonym. But there is MTL_ONHAND_DISCREPANCIES synonym.
This is an upgraded instance from 11.0.3 and first time I am running Re-create grants and synonyms for APPS schema.
Plz let me know if anyone of you faced this issue.
Rgds,
Thiru

Hi,
there is no such table MTL_ONHAND_DISCREPANCY or synonym in Applications 11.5.10.2. Is that custom table created in your db?
After dropping this table from APPS schema 'Re-create grants and synonyms for APPS schema' went thru fine.Its correct
This table does not exist in INV schema in 11.5.10.2.
Could be possible that the consultant could have created this table in INV and APPS schema by mistake or whatever.Yes, with the same name, there might be table in APPS SCHEMA. When you run recreate grants and synonyms, adadmin tries to create synonym for that table in APPS schema. since there is object available with the same name in apps chema, you got that error.

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Script to create grants and synonyms for objects in database

Hello,
We are building a patch to be applied to the production environment. I want to create a script/sql query that builds a list of grants and synonyms for all the objects created after august 09.
for ex:
create or replace synonym abc for schema_name.abc;
Grant execute on abc to user_xyz;
How can I use Oracle's data dictionary to do this?
thankz

Hi,
You'll probably want to use these views:
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user_synonyms
user_tab_privs - not just tables (e.g., includes EXECUTE privileges on functions).
Data dictionary views beginning with 'user_' cover objects owned by the current user only.
Almost all of the data dictionary views (and all of the three mentioned above) also have 'all_' and 'dba_' versions.
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dba_objects include every object in the database. (Not everyone is allowed to see the dba_ views.)
Here's one of many possible ways to use these views:
SELECT     'GRANT '
||     privilege
||     ' ON "'
||     table_name
||     '" TO '
||     grantee
||     CASE
          WHEN grantable = 'YES'
          THEN ' WITH GRANT OPTION;'
          ELSE ';'
     END
FROM     user_tab_privs
WHERE     table_name IN (          -- Only interested in objects created after August 9
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                                                       , 'DD-Mon-YYYY'
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Sql Developer Data Modeler 3.0 EA1: Custom transformation script

What is the object model used by:
Tools -> Design Rules -> Transformations
From looking at the examples (and guessing) I have managed to create ID attributes on all my entities, but how do I set its sequence number or set it as the primary key?
entities = model.getEntitySet().toArray();
for (var e = 0; e<entities.length; e++)
entity = entities[e];
att = entity.createAttribute();
att.setName('ID');
- Marc de Oliveira

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2)<property .../>
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- get method - to get collection
- create item method - method of described class used to create item for that collection; so for columns collection table.createColumn() will create column in table
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Advice for custom transformation script to change table FK Associations

Hello,
I am attempting to write a transformation script that will cycle through tables in a large model and modify some
FK associations to change the remote table in the FK. As an aside, the reason for this is that our logical model
has logical entities that represent many small lookup code domains. However our relational/physical model has a
single utility code repository physical table which contains all these code domains. So part of the transformation
from our logical model to relational model is to swing all the FK associations for these lookup code domains
into the common code table. Then the tables representing the lookup domains can be hard deleted.
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oracle.dbtools.crest.model.design.relational.FKIndexAssociation
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oracle.dbtools.crest.model.design.relational.Index
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the property called 'PK / UK Index'. Change that to the PK of the utility code repository table that is replacing the original
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fkIndexes = table.getAllInds_FKeyInds();
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Once I get access to the object that is equivalent to the FK in the diagram/property sheet, what
is the best way to manipulate it via scripting. How can I change the parent/remote end of the FK to point to the new table.
Or if I have to delete the original FK and then recreate it - is there a way to save the original FK columns and reuse them
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If it turns out to be too difficult to perform this type of transformation via scripting the fallback
is to perform the transformation on the generated DDL file. But it would be cleaner to be able
to perform the transformation in the DM Relational model if possible.
Any advice appreciated.
Rgds, BP

Philip,
This is good info. I was able to get a rough version of my transformation script to work.
However I'd like to clean it up a bit.
In your notes it is not clear how the FKIndexAssociation and associated Index are related.
Is there a getter on FKIndexAssociation that references the associated Index?
It looks like the method fk.changeKeyObject() takes an Index object as its first parameter.
What would be the cleanest way to extract the PK Index from the Code table that I want
to point to? I used something like:
cdTable = model.getTableSet().getByName("CD_REPOSITORY");
cdPkIndex = cdTable.getIndexByName("CD_REPOSITORY_PK");
I used the latter method because it's the only one that returns an object of type Index
which is required as input to FKIndexAssociation.changeKeyObject(). However this method
requires the name of the index. That's fine but I'd like to just grab the PK's supporting index
directly if possible (without knowing the name).
I'm curious if there is a getter on Table or FKIndexAssociation that can just grab the index of the PK of
a table directly?
I don't see such a getter on FKIndexAssocation. On the Table class there are many getters that might be
of some use but the only one I could get to work was getIndexByName() as shown above.
I tried to use getIndexes() and then use isPk() on the result of that in a loop but that didn't return any result.
It looks like getters getIndexes(), getPKs(), getUKeys() return collections of DesignObject which are just the
superclass of FKIndexAssociation which is not what I need (i.e. which IS the actual underlying Index object).
So I guess the general question is what is the best way to get access to the Index objects in two scenarios.
First for the PK and UKs (typically on the 'parent-referenced' table) and secondly for FKs (typically on the 'child-referencing' table).
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on the FKIndexAssociation for the latter. But that's not how it works.
Also, as an aside - this 'Index' is somewhat confusing since these seem to be 'potential indexes' and not true database indexes.
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oracle.dbtools.crest.model.design.relational.Index
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diagram does not refresh. I had to save the model and then reload it for the graphical representation
of the FKs to change and redirect to the new table.
Is there a way to force the refresh to occur right away?
I've noticed that other transformation scripts I've written HAVE resulted in the diagram being refreshed
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totalnewby wrote:
The following procedure doesn't compile if sequence SEQ_ADR does not exist before compilation. I had to create the sequence manually before being able to compile this procedure. How can I avoid this manual generation?
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Easiest way to write transformation scripts

Hey,
I need to write quite a lot of transformation scripts. As I'm not a expert in javascript and java, I was wondering what's the easiest and quickest way to start creating those scripts. I found it quite annoying in Oracle SQL Modeler to switch between the library and the execution of the scripts. For some scripts I need interaction with the database and for other ones I need to ask the user for some parameter values.
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Opening 2 times Oracle SQL Modeler with the libray editing window and the transformation running window, the transformation running window does not see the changes in the other one.
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Quick example - DM comes with script called "Tables to lower case - Rhino "
tables = model.getTableSet().toArray();
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size = table.getElementsCollection().size();
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here is the same script put in library:
function lower_case(){
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table = tables[t];
name = table.getName().toLowerCase();
table.setName(name);
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size = table.getElementsCollection().size();
for (var i = 0; i < size; i++) {
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    column.setName(cname);
table.setDirty(true);
keys = table.getKeys();
for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++) {
key = keys[i];
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     key.getFKAssociation().setDirty(true);
And lower_case is exposed as function in "Function/methods" list
Philip

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I am new to trigger and Sequence field. In one of my database we have many tables with fields for specifing ID numbers. Iam planning to insert the ID field with help of a Sequence and trigger...that trigger fires by adding the sequence value from the dual table. Now the point is here we r having around *60* table with ID field. And i am planning use the above process for each table by creating sequences and trigger for each table.
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Tiger, I didn't mind about your comment, but the point is try to use
select NVL(max(a) + 1,1) into i from p1_temp;This line in your trigger code and see what is happening. The problem is with your trigger. You are using group by function and you will not get no_data_found !
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SQL> insert into p1_temp(b) values (2);
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SQL> Edited by: Saubhik on Jun 7, 2010 2:30 AM

Recreate Grants and Synonyms for APPS schema

Hi,
how can I Recreate Grants and Synonyms for APPS schema ?
Many thanks.

Hi,
You can recreate grants and sysnonyms through adadmin utility.
Navigation : adadmin - > Maintain Applications Database Entities menu - > Re-create grants and synonyms for APPS schema.
Rgds,
S.Jai
Shanthi Gears (LTD)

Writing to/from files from JavaScript transformation script?

Hello,
Is it possible to write to text file from Rhino script?
Regards,
Wojciech Winnicki

Hello Wojciech,
you can see example here Sql Developer Data Modeler 3.0 EA1: Custom transformation script
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Can we use calc script , BR sequence and a BR macro against different databases at a single go.
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Calc Scripts run against one database.
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