DD-MON-YY to MM/DD/YYYY

Hi ,
I have data like '20080502' and it has to insert into a character field with the formart 'MM/DD/YYYY'
Right now using a statement like " select to_date(to_char('20080502'),'yyyy/mm/dd') from dual"
But, i got the output as 'DD-MON-YY'.
How to get a format ' MM/DD/YYYY' without changing NLS_DATE_FORMAT
Thanks

if your literal is in datatype of characters try converting them to date then bringing them back to charater datatype with the format you needed.
SQL> select to_char(to_date('20080502','yyyymmdd'),'mm/dd/yyyy') new_dt
2 from dual;
NEW_DT
05/02/2008
SQL>

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I am running into issues with GL_Cancelled_Date which is displaying the wrong 4 digit year. The GL_Encumbered_Date for these rows is correct and I am looking at ways to combine these fields to output the correct full DD-MON-YYYY date. The below code displays all of the bad rows of data and the last two coloumns display the correct DD-MON and YYYY dates. But I am unsure of how to combine the DD-MON from GL_Cancelled_Date with the YYYY from GL_Encumbered_Date.
I have written out:
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Hi,
Here's one way to correct the table:
UPDATE po_req_distributions_all
SET     gl_cancelled_date = ADD_MONTHS ( gl_cancelled_date
                                       , 12 * ( EXTRACT (YEAR FROM gl_encumbered_date)
                                              - EXTRACT (YEAR FROM gl_cancelled_date)
WHERE   EXTRACT (YEAR FROM gl_encumbered_date)
    <> EXTRACT (YEAR FROM gl_cancelled_date)
When this finishes, gl_cancelled_date will always have the same year as gl_encumbered_date, but hte original months, days, hours, minutes and seconds of gl_cancelled_date will be unchanged. (Exception: If the original gl_cancelled_date is February 29, and gl_encumbered_date is NOT in a leap year, then the day will be changed to 28, since there is no February 29 in the correct year. If the original gl_cancelled_date is February 28, and gl_encumbered_date IS in a leap year, then the day will be changed to 29. This can be fixed if it's a problem.)
I hope this answers your question.
If not, post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements, relevant columns only) for all tables involved, and also post the results you want from that data.
If you're asking about a DML statement, such as UPDATE, the sample data will be the contents of the table(s) before the DML, and the results will be state of the changed table(s) when everything is finished.
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If the standard Oracle format was used (DD-MON-YY) then the following has occured :
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01-JAN-49 has gone in as 01-JAN-2049
01-JAN-50 has gone in as 01-JAN-2050
01-JAN-62 has gone in as 01-JAN-2062
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01-JAN-02 has gone in as 01-JAN-2002
01-JAN-22 has gone in as 01-JAN-2022
If you had used a mask like DD-MON-RR in your loader script the following would have occured :
01-JAN-42 has gone in as 01-JAN-2042
01-JAN-49 has gone in as 01-JAN-2049
01-JAN-50 has gone in as 01-JAN-1950
01-JAN-62 has gone in as 01-JAN-1962
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01-JAN-02 has gone in as 01-JAN-2002
01-JAN-22 has gone in as 01-JAN-2022
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01-JAN-49 has gone in as 01-JAN-2049 CORRECT
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01-JAN-22 has gone in as 01-JAN-2022 CORRECT
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AMM

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IS
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IDPRODUCT                                                      NUMBER(2)
MONTH                                                          CHAR(3)
YEAR                                                           CHAR(4)
QTY                                                            NUMBER(5)
TOTAL                                                          NUMBER(6,2)
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With the error being provided, isn't that basically saying I'm using a column name while I'm trying to insert my values? I've set alias names so there are no conflicts, and it's still giving me the error.
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http://i44.tinypic.com/2mrsmxt.png
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I like read Apache error log using external table.
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What is best method parse that log format?
Can I have those 4 columns some way already to external table?
Thanks advance
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Jari

Hi,
I just noticed that log have lines where is no data for third column (client).
This query demonstrate situation
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(SELECT '[Wed Oct 11 14:32:52 2000] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] client denied by server configuration: /export/home/live/ap/htdocs/test' text
FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT '[Wed Oct 11 14:32:52 2000] [notice] SIGUSR1 received. Doing graceful restart' text
FROM dual
SELECT REGEXP_replace(text, '^\[(.*?)\].*$', '\1')   AS mesg_date,
REGEXP_SUBSTR(text, '\[(.*?)\]',1,2)               AS mesg_type,
REGEXP_SUBSTR(text, '\[(.*?)\]',1,3)               AS client,
REGEXP_replace(text, '^(\[.*?\]\s){3}(.*)$', '\2') AS mesg
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Jari
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FROM dual
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REGEXP_SUBSTR(text, '\[(.*?)\]',1,3)                                                                                  AS client,
REGEXP_REPLACE(REGEXP_REPLACE(text, '^(\[.*?\]\s){3}(.*)$','\2'), '^(\[.*?\]\s){2}(.*)$','\2')                        AS mesg
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I have got two databases which were created by two different DBA teams.
When I run a package it ran successfully on ORASID1 but failed on ORASID2 with ORA-01861: literal does not match format string. I've found that the query in question is trying to apply a TO_DATE() function on a DATE type column.
Now, my question is: Why the same code didnot fail on SID1.
When I compared the NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETERS, NLS_INSTANCE_PARAMETERS, NLS_SESSION_PARAMETERS, then I did not find any difference.
But, when I checked the NLS parameters using the below query, I found that the NLS_DATE_FORMAT is different.
Note: I checked all the aforesaid settings from sqlplus prompt on the Unix box.
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SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','NLS_TERRITORY') nls_territory,
SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','NLS_DATE_FORMAT') nls_date_format,
SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE') nls_date_language,
SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','NLS_SORT') nls_sort,
SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','LANGUAGE') language
FROM DUAL;
ORASID1 NLS Settings:
NLS Territory:AMERICA
NLS Currency:$
NLS Date Format:DD-MON-RR
NLS Date Language:AMERICAN
NLS Sort:BINARY
Language:AMERICAN_AMERICA.UTF8
ORASID2 NLS Settings:
NLS Territory:AMERICA
NLS Currency:$
NLS Date Format:YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
NLS Date Language:AMERICAN
NLS Sort:BINARY
Language:AMERICAN_AMERICA.UTF8
Could someone please explain how come the values in nls_session_parameters table are same but when the same value is checked from userenv it shows different results for NLS_DATE_FORMAT?
Thanks in advance.

To be precise, the result of your query was something like this:
ON ORASID1:
AMERICAN === DD-MON-RR
AMERICA === DD-MON-RR
$ === DD-MON-RR
AMERICA === DD-MON-RR
., === DD-MON-RR
GREGORIAN === DD-MON-RR
DD-MON-RR === DD-MON-RR
AMERICAN === DD-MON-RR
BINARY ==== DD-MON-RR
HH.MI.SSXFF AM === DD-MON-RR
DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SSXFF AM === DD-MON-RR
HH.MI.SSXFF AM TZR === DD-MON-RR
DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SSXFF AM TZR === DD-MON-RR
$ === DD-MON-RR
BINARY === DD-MON-RR
BYTE === DD-MON-RR
FALSE === DD-MON-RR
ON ORASID2:
AMERICAN === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
AMERICA === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
$ === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
AMERICA === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
., === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
GREGORIAN === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
AMERICAN === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
BINARY === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
HH.MI.SSXFF AM === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SSXFF AM === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
HH.MI.SSXFF AM TZR === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SSXFF AM TZR === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
$ === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
BINARY === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
BYTE === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS
FALSE === YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS

Error: ORA-01012: not logged on

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ERROR_DESC = :REC_ERROR_DESCR
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or everything is successfully processed. Then update
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STATUS_UPD_DATE = to_date(:current_time,'DY MON DD hh24:mi:ss YYYY')
WHERE CURRENT OF fs_cursor;
else if (ret_status == ONE_REC_FAILED)
strcpy(NEW_STATUS, "P");
EXEC SQL UPDATE FILE_STATUS SET STATUS = :NEW_STATUS,
STATUS_UPD_DATE = to_date(:current_time,'DY MON DD hh24:mi:ss YYYY')
WHERE CURRENT OF fs_cursor;
else if (ret_status == ALL_SUCCESS)
strcpy(NEW_STATUS, "C");
EXEC SQL UPDATE FILE_STATUS SET STATUS = :NEW_STATUS,
STATUS_UPD_DATE = to_date(:current_time,'DY MON DD hh24:mi:ss YYYY')
WHERE CURRENT OF fs_cursor;
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* the function. */
else{}
else{
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so that the program will no longer fetch this record
on the next run. */
strcpy(NEW_STATUS, "C");
EXEC SQL UPDATE FILE_STATUS SET STATUS = :NEW_STATUS,
STATUS_UPD_DATE = to_date(:current_time,'DY MON DD hh24:mi:ss YYYY')
WHERE CURRENT OF fs_cursor;
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     EXEC SQL CLOSE fs_cursor;
if(sqlca.sqlcode == 0)
ret = JOB_SUCCESS;
else
EXEC SQL ROLLBACK WORK RELEASE;
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what data did not get COMMITted?

Query:how to get older date and value

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*,v.EFFECTIVE_END_DATE* columns may vary from one employee to another and there could be more than two older values for each employee.
Any suggesions please.....

AHS wrote:
Any suggesions please.....Yes.
1) post your Oracle version
select * from v$version;2) post some create table DDL and sample data (in the form of insert statements) so we have an idea of what you're starting with (this would be after you come up with a small, but complete example of your problem)
3) show us sample output representing the correct results based on the data in step # the second.
4) format your code with the tags

1st pay of the year hours double ?

Hi,
This is my situation (happened in 2007, 2008)
Ex: For the 1st pay of 2008 I have this pay period (Dec 30, 2007 to Jan 12, 2008) payable on January 10, 2008
On my RT table :
Regular    $20.00    64 hours   $228.58
Regular    $20.00    64 hours   $1,371.42
Stat hol    $20.00    3.43 hours $68.60
Stat hol    $20.00   20.57 hours $411.40
My problem with this :
1 - For stat holiday it all ok because the total hours = 24 hours BUT for regular hours I should have 64 hours total and not two time 64 hours (note the amount are good )
2 - When I try to re-create this situation with simulation or a sand box I always have the right thing it look impossible to re-create this error but I know when it will be the 1st pay of 2009 I will have again the same problem with hours ?
Can you help me ?
Thank you,
Jean

select t.v_id, to_char(t.close_date, 'YYYY-MM-DD')
from table_one t
where t.close_date between to_date('2010/1/1', 'YYYY-MM-DD') and to_date('2010/12/31', 'YYYY-MM-DD')
and   to_char(trunc (t.close_date), 'dy' ) = 'mon'
V_ID     TO_CHAR(T.CLOSE_DATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')
B     2010-01-04
C     2010-01-11
E     2010-05-03if you also want the first day of the year included as you mentioned.
select t.v_id, to_char(t.close_date, 'YYYY-MM-DD')
from table_one t
where t.close_date between to_date('2010/1/1', 'YYYY-MM-DD') and to_date('2010/12/31', 'YYYY-MM-DD')
and   to_char(trunc (t.close_date), 'dy' ) = 'mon'
or extract( month from t.close_date) + extract( day from t.close_date) = 2
V_ID     TO_CHAR(T.CLOSE_DATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')
A     2010-01-01
B     2010-01-04
C     2010-01-11
E     2010-05-03Edited by: pollywog on Nov 17, 2010 11:38 AM

Checking correct data format using sql query

1) I got column date of joining which accepts date in below format
DD-MON-YYYY
DD-MON-YY
MON-DD-YYYY
MON-DD-YY
Month DD,YYYY
Question:- how do i check whether all dates in Date of joining column are in above format or not using sql query?
2) I got one more date column which accepts date in below format
MMDDYYYY
YYYYMMDD
MM/DD/YYYY
MM/DD/YY
YYYY/DD/MM
Question:- how do i check whether all dates in date column are in above format or not using sql query?
sorry if it is a very simple question since I am new to sql and trying to learn ......Thanks for the answers from the group............

In short, NO, it's not possible. If you store dates correctly in the database as DATE datatype then you don't have this problem. If you store them as VARCHAR2 you have a problem.
So, you get a date of 20092012
Is that 20th September 2012? or is it 20th December 2009?
What about...
11-Jan-12
Is that 11th January 2012 or 12th January 2011?
Dates should never be stored on the database as strings. That is why Oracle gives you a DATE datatype so you can store them properly.
Also, when dates are passed from an application to the database, the application should be passing them as DATE datatype, and the application interface should be designed to accept dates from the user in a format specific to their country/locality and it would then know what that format is and automatically convert it to a DATE datatype before it gets anywhere near the database or any SQL.

SQL Loader Inserting Log File Statistics to a table

Hello.
I'm contemplating how to approach gathering the statistics from the SQL Loader log file to insert them into a table. I've approached this from a Korn Shell Script perspective previously, but now that I'm working in a Windows environment and my peers aren't keen about batch files and scripting I thought I'd attempt to use SQL Loader itself to read the log file and insert one or more records into a table that tracks data uploads. Has anyone created a control file that accomplishes this?
My current environment:
Windows 2003 Server
SQL*Loader: Release 10.2.0.1.0
Thanks,
Luke

Hello.
Learned a little about inserting into multiple tables with delimited records. Here is my current tested control file:
LOAD DATA
APPEND
INTO TABLE upload_log
WHEN (1:12) = 'SQL*Loader: '
FIELDS TERMINATED BY WHITESPACE
TRAILING NULLCOLS
( upload_log_id   RECNUM
, filler_field_0 FILLER
, filler_field_1 FILLER
, filler_field_2 FILLER
, filler_field_3 FILLER
, filler_field_4 FILLER
, filler_field_5 FILLER
, day_of_week
, month
, day_of_month
, time_of_day
, year
, log_started_on          "TO_DATE((:month ||' '|| :day_of_month ||' '|| :time_of_day ||' '|| :year), 'Mon DD HH24:MI:SS YYYY')"
INTO TABLE upload_log
WHEN (1:11) = 'Data File: '
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ':'
( upload_log_id    RECNUM
, filler_field_0   FILLER POSITION(1)
, input_file_name          "TRIM(:input_file_name)"
INTO TABLE upload_log
WHEN (1:6) = 'Table '
FIELDS TERMINATED BY WHITESPACE
( upload_log_id   RECNUM
, filler_field_0 FILLER POSITION(1)
, table_name              "RTRIM(:table_name, ',')"
INTO TABLE upload_rejects
WHEN (1:7) = 'Record '
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ':'
( upload_rejects_id RECNUM
, record_number      POSITION(1) "TO_NUMBER(SUBSTR(:record_number,8,20))"
, reason
INTO TABLE upload_rejects
WHEN (1:4) = 'ORA-'
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ':'
( upload_rejects_id RECNUM
, error_code         POSITION(1)
, error_desc
INTO TABLE upload_log
WHEN (1:22) = 'Total logical records '
FIELDS TERMINATED BY WHITESPACE
( upload_log_id      RECNUM
, filler_field_0     FILLER POSITION(1)
, filler_field_1     FILLER
, filler_field_2     FILLER
, action                     "RTRIM(:action, ':')"
, number_of_records
INTO TABLE upload_log
WHEN (1:13) = 'Run began on '
FIELDS TERMINATED BY WHITESPACE
TRAILING NULLCOLS
( upload_log_id   RECNUM
, filler_field_0 FILLER POSITION(1)
, filler_field_1 FILLER
, filler_field_2 FILLER
, day_of_week
, month
, day_of_month
, time_of_day
, year
, run_began_on            "TO_DATE((:month ||' '|| :day_of_month ||' '|| :time_of_day ||' '|| :year), 'Mon DD HH24:MI:SS YYYY')"
INTO TABLE upload_log
WHEN (1:13) = 'Run ended on '
FIELDS TERMINATED BY WHITESPACE
TRAILING NULLCOLS
( upload_log_id   RECNUM
, filler_field_0 FILLER POSITION(1)
, filler_field_1 FILLER
, filler_field_2 FILLER
, day_of_week
, month
, day_of_month
, time_of_day
, year
, run_ended_on            "TO_DATE((:month ||' '|| :day_of_month ||' '|| :time_of_day ||' '|| :year), 'Mon DD HH24:MI:SS YYYY')"
INTO TABLE upload_log
WHEN (1:18) = 'Elapsed time was: '
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ':'
( upload_log_id   RECNUM
, filler_field_0 FILLER POSITION(1)
, filler_field_1 FILLER
, filler_field_2 FILLER
, elapsed_time
INTO TABLE upload_log
WHEN (1:14) = 'CPU time was: '
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ':'
( upload_log_id   RECNUM
, filler_field_0 FILLER POSITION(1)
, filler_field_1 FILLER
, filler_field_2 FILLER
, cpu_time
)Here are the basic table create scripts:
TRUNCATE TABLE upload_log;
DROP TABLE upload_log;
CREATE TABLE upload_log
( upload_log_id      INTEGER
, day_of_week        VARCHAR2( 3)
, month              VARCHAR2( 3)
, day_of_month       INTEGER
, time_of_day        VARCHAR2( 8)
, year               INTEGER
, log_started_on     DATE
, input_file_name    VARCHAR2(255)
, table_name         VARCHAR2( 30)
, action             VARCHAR2( 10)
, number_of_records INTEGER
, run_began_on       DATE
, run_ended_on       DATE
, elapsed_time       VARCHAR2( 8)
, cpu_time           VARCHAR2( 8)
TRUNCATE TABLE upload_rejects;
DROP TABLE upload_rejects;
CREATE TABLE upload_rejects
( upload_rejects_id INTEGER
, record_number      INTEGER
, reason             VARCHAR2(255)
, error_code         VARCHAR2( 9)
, error_desc         VARCHAR2(255)
);Now, if I could only insert a single record to the upload_log table (per table logged); adding separate columns for skipped, read, rejected, discarded quantities. Any advice on how to use SQL Loader to do this (writing a procedure would be fairly simple, but I'd like to perform all of the work in one place if at all possible)?
Thanks,
Luke
Edited by: Luke Mackey on Nov 12, 2009 4:28 PM

Csv input adapter - read rows with different # of columns

I have a csv file which includes rows with different number of columns. I want to read all the rows( of different # of cols) into ONE stream only and then split into separate streams afterwards.
I saw that CSV File Input Adapter does not add missing columns with nulls by default. Is it possible somehow? How can I generate a workaround?
Thanks.

Hello,
The CSV Input Adapter expects to find a fixed number of fields. If you attach the input adapter to a stream/window with 3 fields, it will always try to read three fields. You can have missing data and this will be read into a column as a NULL value but the delimiters must still be there. For example:
1,1,1
2,2,2
3,3,3
4,,4
5,5,5
CREATE INPUT WINDOW inWindow SCHEMA (c1 integer, c2 integer, c3 integer) PRIMARY KEY (c1);
ATTACH INPUT ADAPTER File_Hadoop_CSV_Input2 TYPE toolkit_file_csv_input TO inWindow PROPERTIES csvExpectStreamNameOpcode = FALSE ,
dir = 'c:/temp' ,
file = 'test.csv' ,
csvDelimiter = ',' ;
A workaround you might consider is reading an entire line from your file into a stream with a single string column. The trick is that you have to choose a character for the column delimiter that you are certain will never show up in your data. Than once you have read that line into a stream, you can use the string functions to parse out the columns as needed:
CREATE INPUT STREAM csv_instream SCHEMA (
log_line_message string
// Choose a character that is certain to never show up in the data in order to read the entire line
// from the CSV file into a single column
ATTACH INPUT ADAPTER File_Hadoop_CSV_Input1 TYPE toolkit_file_csv_input TO csv_instream PROPERTIES
csvExpectStreamNameOpcode = FALSE ,
dir = 'C:/temp' ,
file = 'error_log' ,
csvDelimiter = '@' ;
// Parse out the individual columns
CREATE OUTPUT STREAM csv_outstream SCHEMA (
log_datetime timestamp ,
debug_level string ,
host string ,
message string ) AS SELECT
to_timestamp(substr(CI.log_line_message, 1, 24), 'DY MON DD HH24:MI:SS YYYY') as log_datetime,
substr(CI.log_line_message, patindex(CI.log_line_message, '[', 2)+1, (patindex(CI.log_line_message, ']', 2) - patindex(CI.log_line_message, '[', 2))-1) AS debug_level,
replace(substr(CI.log_line_message, patindex(CI.log_line_message, '[', 3)+1, (patindex(CI.log_line_message, ']', 3) - patindex(CI.log_line_message, '[', 3))-1), 'client ', '') AS host,
substr(CI.log_line_message, patindex(CI.log_line_message, ']', 3)+1, 500) AS message
FROM csv_instream CI
WHERE CI.log_line_message IS NOT NULL;
Thanks,
Neal

Ordwebutl.cache_status

I can not find this procedure and not sure how to create it.
I am using OAS 4.0.8.1 on NT with Oracle 8.1.5
http_status := ordwebutl.cache_status( db_mod_date,http_if_modified_since,
http_last_modified );
I got this sample code "MP3demo" from technet.oracle.com
Can anyone help...
Thanks
null

<oracle_home>\ord\web\admin\ordwebutl.sql
Rem Copyright (c) 1998, 1999 by Oracle Corp. All Rights Reserved.
Rem
Rem NAME
Rem ordwebutl
Rem
Rem PURPOSE
Rem Oracle interMedia Web Agent PL/SQL utility package
Rem
Rem USAGE
Rem sqlplus ordsys/<ordsys-password>@database @ordwebutl.sql
Rem -- OR --
Rem srvmgr> connect ordsys/<ordsys-password>@database
Rem svrmgr> @ordwebutl.sql
Rem
Rem HISTORY
Rem jcave 10/20/98 Initial version
Rem ddiamond 10/22/98 Add public synonym
Rem ddiamond 10/27/98 Remove the "; length=NNN" from date
Rem soxbury 11/17/98 Change name to ordwebutl; same as synonym
Rem soxbury 02/22/99 Add procedures to free temporary LOBs
Rem ddiamond 03/22/99 Add tables and procedures for IMW catalog
Rem
create table mw$catalog_by_typ (
TYPE_OWNER VARCHAR2(30)
not null,
TYPE_NAME VARCHAR2(30)
not null,
MEDIA_TYPE VARCHAR2(10)
not null,
LOB_TYPE VARCHAR2(10)
not null,
LOB_ATT VARCHAR2(100)
not null
create table mw$catalog_by_tab (
TABLE_OWNER VARCHAR2(30)
not null,
TABLE_NAME VARCHAR2(30)
not null,
KEY_COLUMN VARCHAR2(30)
not null,
INSERT_PROC VARCHAR2(30)
null,
UPDATE_PROC VARCHAR2(30)
null
create table mw$catalog_by_col (
TABLE_OWNER VARCHAR2(30)
not null,
TABLE_NAME VARCHAR2(30)
not null,
COLUMN_NAME VARCHAR2(30)
not null,
OBJ_GET_PROC VARCHAR2(30)
null,
OBJ_PUT_PROC VARCHAR2(30)
null,
OBJ_SET_PROC VARCHAR2(30)
null
delete from mw$catalog_by_typ where type_name = 'ORDAUDIO';
insert into mw$catalog_by_typ values (
'ORDSYS', 'ORDAUDIO', 'AUDIO', 'BLOB', '.SOURCE.LOCALDATA' );
delete from mw$catalog_by_typ where type_name = 'ORDIMAGE';
insert into mw$catalog_by_typ values (
'ORDSYS', 'ORDIMAGE', 'IMAGE', 'BLOB', '.SOURCE.LOCALDATA' );
delete from mw$catalog_by_typ where type_name = 'ORDVIDEO';
insert into mw$catalog_by_typ values (
'ORDSYS', 'ORDVIDEO', 'VIDEO', 'BLOB', '.SOURCE.LOCALDATA' );
delete from mw$catalog_by_typ where type_name = 'ORDIMGB';
insert into mw$catalog_by_typ values (
'ORDSYS', 'ORDIMGB', 'IMAGE', 'BLOB', '.CONTENT' );
delete from mw$catalog_by_typ where type_name = 'ORDVIR';
insert into mw$catalog_by_typ values (
'ORDSYS', 'ORDVIR', 'IMAGE', 'BLOB', '.IMAGE.SOURCE.LOCALDATA' );
commit work;
create or replace package ordsys.ordwebutl as
http_status_ok constant number(3) := 200; /* OK */
http_status_moved_perm constant number(3) := 301; /* Moved perm. */
http_status_moved_temp constant number(3) := 302; /* Moved temp. */
http_status_see_other constant number(3) := 303; /* See other */
http_status_not_mod constant number(3) := 304; /* Not modified */
http_status_forbidden constant number(3) := 403; /* Forbidden */
* Set dbms_server_timezone to the database server's time zone, if its
* one of the supported time zones (see new_date() SLQ function). If not
* supported, set dbms_server_gmtdiff to difference in hours from GMT.
dbms_server_timezone constant varchar2(3) := 'EST';
dbms_server_gmtdiff constant number := NULL;
function http_to_oracle_date( http_date in varchar2 ) return date;
function oracle_to_http_date( ora_date in date ) return varchar2;
function cache_status( db_lastmod_date in date,
cli_ifmod_date in varchar2,
cli_lastmod_date out varchar2 ) return number;
procedure free_temp_blob( temp_blob in out nocopy blob );
procedure free_temp_clob( temp_clob in out nocopy clob );
function get_imw_typ_media_type(
in_type_owner in varchar2,
in_type_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2;
function get_imw_typ_lob_type(
in_type_owner in varchar2,
in_type_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2;
function get_imw_typ_lob_att(
in_type_owner in varchar2,
in_type_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2;
procedure set_imw_typ_info(
in_type_owner in varchar2,
in_type_name in varchar2,
in_media_type in varchar2,
in_lob_type in varchar2,
in_lob_att in varchar2 );
function get_imw_tab_count(
in_table_name in varchar2 )
return number;
function get_imw_tab_key_column(
in_table_name in varchar2 )
retu rn varchar2;
function get_imw_tab_insert_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2;
function get_imw_tab_update_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2;
procedure set_imw_tab_info(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_key_column in varchar2,
in_insert_proc in varchar2,
in_update_proc in varchar2 );
procedure set_imw_tab_key_column(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_key_column in varchar2 );
procedure set_imw_tab_insert_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_insert_proc in varchar2 );
procedure set_imw_tab_update_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_update_proc in varchar2 );
function get_imw_col_obj_get_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2;
function get_imw_col_obj_put_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2;
function get_imw_col_obj_set_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2;
procedure set_imw_col_info(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2,
in_obj_get_proc in varchar2,
in_obj_put_proc in varchar2,
in_obj_set_proc in varchar2 );
procedure set_imw_col_nothing(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2 );
procedure set_imw_col_obj_get_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2,
in_obj_get_proc in varchar2 );
procedure set_imw_col_obj_put_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2,
in_obj_put_proc in varchar2 );
procedure set_imw_col_obj_set_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2,
in_obj_set_proc in varchar2 );
pragma restrict_references( http_to_oracle_date, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( oracle_to_http_date, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( cache_status, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_typ_media_type, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_typ_lob_type, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_typ_lob_att, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_tab_count, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_tab_key_column, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_tab_insert_proc, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_tab_update_proc, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_col_obj_get_proc, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_col_obj_put_proc, WNDS, WNPS );
pragma restrict_references( get_imw_col_obj_set_proc, WNDS, WNPS );
end;
show errors;
create or replace package body ordsys.ordwebutl as
* Convert an HTTP GMT-based date to an Oracle date based on the database
* server's time zone. HTTP format: Wednesday, 25 Mar 1998 18:21:24 GMT
function http_to_oracle_date( http_date in varchar2 ) return date is
char_date varchar2( 64 );
char_pos integer;
ora_date date;
begin
if http_date is null
then
* Return NULL if no input date.
return null;
else
/* Start off with the original */
char_date := http_date;
* First strip off the "; length=NNN" the way the comments say we're
* supposed to. DLD, 10/27/98.
char_pos := instr( char_date, ';' );
if ( char_pos > 0 )
then
char_date := substr( char_date, 1, char_pos - 1 );
end if;
* Extract the part of the date we need, convert it to an Oracle date,
* then adjust to the database server's time zone.
char_pos := instr( char_date, ',' );
if (char_pos = 0)
then
* Must be an ANSI asctime() date
char_pos := instr( char_date, ' ');
char_date := substr( char_date, char_pos );
ora_date := TO_DATE( char_date, 'MON DD HH24:MI:SS YYYY' );
else
* RFC 822 or 850 date, or something similair
char_date := substr( char_date, char_pos+1 );
char_pos := instr( char_date, 'GMT' );
if ( LENGTH(char_date) < char_pos + 3)
then
char_date := substr( char_date, 1, char_pos-1 );
else
char_date := substr( char_date, 1, LENGTH(char_date)-3 );
end if;
ora_date := to_date( char_date, 'DD MON YYYY HH24:MI:SS' );
if to_char( ora_date, 'YYYY' ) < ' 0100'
then
ora_date := to_date( char_date, 'DD MON YY HH24:MI:SS' );
if (ora_date < TO_DATE('01/01/1980', 'MM/DD/YYYY'))
then
ora_date := add_months( ora_date, 1200 );
end if;
end if;
end if;
if (dbms_server_gmtdiff is not null)
then
return ora_date+(dbms_server_gmtdiff/24);
else
return new_time(ora_date,'GMT',dbms_server_timezone );
end if;
end if;
end;
* Convert an Oracle date based on the database server's time zone to an
* HTTP GMT-based date. HTTP format: Wednesday, 25 Mar 1998 18:21:24 GMT
function oracle_to_http_date( ora_date in date ) return varchar2 is
gmt_date date;
begin
if ora_date is null
then
* Return NULL if no input date.
return null;
else
* Convert time to GMT, then format as per HTTP standard.
if (dbms_server_gmtdiff is not null)
then
gmt_date := ora_date-(dbms_server_gmtdiff/24);
else
gmt_date := new_time(ora_date,dbms_server_timezone,'GMT');
end if;
return rtrim( substr( to_char( gmt_date, 'DAY' ), 1, 3 ) ) | |
', ' | |
to_char( gmt_date, 'DD MON YYYY HH24:MI:SS' ) | |
' GMT';
end if;
end;
* Figure out if a multi-media data item in a brower's cache is up to date.
* Currently, this algorithm bases its decision only on the date; it should
* also base the decision on the content length. Note the format of the
* request: If-Modified-Since: Monday, 23-Mar-98 19:46:10 GMT; length=66
* Currently, the entire string is passed to http_to_oracle_date(), which
* is kind enough just to pick out the date.
function cache_status( db_lastmod_date in date,
cli_ifmod_date in varchar2,
cli_lastmod_date out varchar2 ) return number is
cli_ifmod_date_local date;
begin
* Is there a last-modified date associated with the data? If not,
* there's nothing we can do.
if db_lastmod_date is not null
then
* If the browser is asking if the content has changed, then convert
* the if-modified date from GMT to local server time zone and
* compare with the modification date from the database. If the
* cache is still valid, then set the out-going last-modified date
* to NULL and return the not-modified status.
if cli_ifmod_date is not null
then
cli_ifmod_date_local := http_to_oracle_date( cli_ifmod_date );
if db_lastmod_date <= cli_ifmod_date_local
then
cli_lastmod_date := null;
return http_status_not_mod;
end if;
end if;
* Either the browser isn't asking if the cache is valid (because its
* not in the cache) or the cache is out of date. In either event,
* set the out-going last-modified date to modification date from
* database and return the OK status.
cli_lastmod_date := oracle_to_http_date( db_lastmod_date );
return http_status_ok;
else
* No modification date in the database, so no cache checking can
* be done; set the out-going last-modified date to NULL and return
* the OK status.
cli_lastmod_date := null;
return http_status_ok;
end if;
end;
* Procedures to free temporary LOBs.
procedure free_temp_blob( temp_blob in out nocopy blob ) is
begin
if dbms_lob.istemporary( temp_blob ) = 1 then
dbms_lob.freetemporary( temp_blob );
end if;
end;
procedure free_temp_clob( temp_clob in out nocopy clob ) is
begin
if dbms_lob.istemporary( temp_clob ) = 1 then
dbms_lob.freetemporary( temp_clob );
end if;
end;
* Clipboard procedures to access catalog.
function get_imw_typ_media_type(
in_type_owner in varchar2,
in_type_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2
is
ret_media_type varchar2(10);
begin
select media_type
into ret_media_type
from mw$catalog_by_typ t
where t.type_owner = in_type_owner
and t.type_name = in_type_name
and rownum = 1;
return ret_media_type;
end;
function get_imw_typ_lob_type(
in_type_owner in varchar2,
in_type_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2
is
ret_lob_type varchar2(10);
begin
select lob_type
into ret_lob_type
from mw$catalog_by_typ t
where t.type_owner = in_type_owner
and t.type_ name = in_type_name
and rownum = 1;
return ret_lob_type;
end;
function get_imw_typ_lob_att(
in_type_owner in varchar2,
in_type_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2
is
ret_lob_att varchar2(100);
begin
select lob_att
into ret_lob_att
from mw$catalog_by_typ t
where t.type_owner = in_type_owner
and t.type_name = in_type_name
and rownum = 1;
return ret_lob_att;
end;
procedure set_imw_typ_info(
in_type_owner in varchar2,
in_type_name in varchar2,
in_media_type in varchar2,
in_lob_type in varchar2,
in_lob_att in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_typ t
where t.type_owner = in_type_owner
and t.type_name = in_type_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_typ values (
in_type_owner,
in_type_name,
in_media_type,
in_lob_type,
in_lob_att );
else
update mw$catalog_by_typ t set
media_type = in_media_type,
lob_type = in_lob_type,
lob_att = in_lob_att
where t.type_owner = in_type_owner
and t.type_name = in_type_name
and rownum = 1;
end if;
end;
function get_imw_tab_count(
in_table_name in varchar2 )
return number
is
ret_count int;
begin
select count(*)
into ret_count
from mw$catalog_by_tab t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name;
return ret_count;
end;
function get_imw_tab_key_column(
in_table_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2
is
ret_key_column varchar2(30);
begin
select key_column
into ret_key_column
from mw$catalog_by_tab t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
return ret_key_column;
end;
function get_imw_tab_insert_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2
is
ret_insert_proc varchar2(30);
begin
select insert_proc
into ret_insert_proc
from mw$catalog_by_tab t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
return ret_insert_proc;
end;
function get_imw_tab_update_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2
is
ret_update_proc varchar2(30);
begin
select update_proc
into ret_update_proc
from mw$catalog_by_tab t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
return ret_update_proc;
end;
procedure set_imw_tab_info(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_key_column in varchar2,
in_insert_proc in varchar2,
in_update_proc in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_tab t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_tab values (
user,
in_table_name,
in_key_column,
in_insert_proc,
in_update_proc );
else
update mw$catalog_by_tab t set
key_column = in_key_column,
insert_proc = in_insert_proc,
update_proc = in_update_proc
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
end if;
end;
procedure set_imw_tab_key_column(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_key_column in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_tab t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_tab (
table_owner,
table_name,
key_column )
values (
user,
in_table_name,
in_key_column );
else
update mw$catalog_by_tab t set
key_column = in_key_column
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
end if;
end;
procedure set_imw_tab_insert_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_insert_proc in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_tab t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_tab (
table_owner,
table_name,
insert_proc )
values (
user,
in_table_name,
in_insert_proc );
else
update mw$catalog_by_tab t set
insert_proc = in_insert_proc
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
end if;
end;
procedure set_imw_tab_update_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_update_proc in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_tab t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_tab (
table_owner,
table_name,
update_proc )
values (
user,
in_table_name,
in_update_proc );
else
update mw$catalog_by_tab t set
update_proc = in_update_proc
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and rownum = 1;
end if;
end;
function get_imw_col_obj_get_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2
is
ret_obj_get_proc varchar2(30);
begin
select obj_get_proc
into ret_obj_get_proc
from mw$catalog_by_col t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
return ret_obj_get_proc;
end;
function get_imw_col_obj_put_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2
is
ret_obj_put_proc varchar2(30);
begin
select obj_put_proc
into ret_obj_put_proc
from mw$catalog_by_col t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
return ret_obj_put_proc;
end;
function get_imw_col_obj_set_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2 )
return varchar2
is
ret_obj_set_proc varchar2(30);
begin
select obj_set_proc
into ret_obj_set_proc
from mw$catalog_by_col t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
return ret_obj_set_proc;
end;
procedure set_imw_col_info(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2,
in_obj_get_proc in varchar2,
in_obj_put_proc in varchar2,
in_obj_set_proc in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_col t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_col values (
user,
in_table_name,
in_column_name,
in_obj_get_proc,
in_obj_put_proc,
in_obj_set_proc );
else
update mw$catalog_by_col t set
obj_get_proc = in_obj_get_proc,
obj_put_proc = in_obj_put_proc,
obj_set_proc = in_obj_set_proc
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
end if;
end;
procedure set_imw_col_nothing(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_col t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_col (
table_owner,
table_name,
column_name )
values (
user,
in_table_name,
in_column_name );
end if;
end;
procedure set_imw_col_obj_get_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2,
in_obj_get_proc in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_col t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_col (
table_owner,
table_name,
column_name,
obj_get_proc )
values (
user,
in_table_name,
in_column_name,
in_obj_get_proc );
else
update mw$catalog_by_col t set
obj_get_proc = in_obj_get_proc
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
end if;
end;
procedure set_imw_col_obj_put_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2,
in_obj_put_proc in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_col t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_col (
table_owner,
table_name,
column_name,
obj_put_proc )
values (
user,
in_table_name,
in_column_name,
in_obj_put_proc );
else
update mw$catalog_by_col t set
obj_put_proc = in_obj_put_proc
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
end if;
end;
procedure set_imw_col_obj_set_proc(
in_table_name in varchar2,
in_column_name in varchar2,
in_obj_set_proc in varchar2 )
is
counter int;
begin
select count(*)
into counter
from mw$catalog_by_col t
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
if counter = 0
then
insert into mw$catalog_by_col (
table_owner,
table_name,
column_name,
obj_set_proc )
values (
user,
in_table_name,
in_column_name,
in_obj_set_proc );
else
update mw$catalog_by_col t set
obj_set_proc = in_obj_set_proc
where t.table_owner = user
and t.table_name = in_table_name
and t.column_name = in_column_name
and rownum = 1;
end if;
end;
end;
show errors;
CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM ORDWEBUTL FOR ORDSYS.ORDWEBUTL;
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