Define Object type(s) to transform relational tables to xml

I have the Object type and query defined below and output. My problem is that I want to add an attribute to the CLM_MNGT_PROC_STEP_TYPE_NAME node in the XML. The samples I am using from OTN only show either an attribute or a nodevalue, not both.
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE CONTEXTSTATECLAIM_TYPE AS OBJECT
"@error" VARCHAR2(1),
"CONTEXT_STATE_ID" VARCHAR2(36),
"CONTEXT_TYPE_CODE" VARCHAR2(10),
"CLM_MNGT_PROC_STEP_TYPE_NAME" VARCHAR2(50),
"BATCH_NAME" VARCHAR2(30),
"DATE_OF_SERVICE" DATE,
"PATMRN" VARCHAR2(20),
"PROVIDER_NAME" VARCHAR2(50),
"MEMBER_NAME" VARCHAR2(50),
"ASSIGNEDTO_NAME" VARCHAR2(50),
"LOCKED" VARCHAR2(1)
SELECT sys_xmlagg(
sys_xmlgen(
CONTEXTSTATECLAIM_TYPE(
DECODE(context_state.xerror_id,NULL,'N','Y'),
context_state.context_state_id,
context_state.context_type_code,
clm_mngt_proc_step_type.priority_indicator || clm_mngt_proc_step_type.clm_mngt_proc_step_type_name,
-- clm_mngt_proc_step_type.color,
context_state.batch_name,
context_state.date_of_service ,
context_state.patmrn,
context_state.provider_name,
context_state.member_name,
office_user.user_name,
DECODE(context_state.lockedby_id,NULL,'N','Y')
),sys.xmlgenformattype.createFormat('CLAIM')
), sys.xmlgenformattype.createFormat('CLAIMS')
).GETCLOBVAL() "XML"
FROM context_state,
office_user,
clm_mngt_proc_step_type
WHERE context_state.assignedto_id = office_user.user_id (+)
AND context_state.clm_mngt_proc_step_type_code = clm_mngt_proc_step_type.clm_mngt_proc_step_type_code
AND context_state.office_id = '99'
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<CLAIMS>
<CLAIM error="N">
<CONTEXT_STATE_ID>34A5ED94-569E-49C0-904E-7483BFF566CE</CONTEXT_STATE_ID>
<CONTEXT_TYPE_CODE>SAVECLAIM</CONTEXT_TYPE_CODE>
<CLM_MNGT_PROC_STEP_TYPE_NAME>Phys.Not Found</CLM_MNGT_PROC_STEP_TYPE_NAME>
<BATCH_NAME>20020122-1049</BATCH_NAME>
<DATE_OF_SERVICE>22-JAN-02</DATE_OF_SERVICE>
<PATMRN>03NMF87661234</PATMRN>
<PROVIDER_NAME>Hamilton, D.R.</PROVIDER_NAME>
<MEMBER_NAME>Collins, Jane</MEMBER_NAME>
<LOCKED>N</LOCKED>
</CLAIM>
<CLAIM error="N">
<CONTEXT_STATE_ID>D8C484E7-D413-43CF-B2F4-796B4778C00E</CONTEXT_STATE_ID>
<CONTEXT_TYPE_CODE>SAVECLAIM</CONTEXT_TYPE_CODE>
<CLM_MNGT_PROC_STEP_TYPE_NAME>Phys.Not Found</CLM_MNGT_PROC_STEP_TYPE_NAME>
<BATCH_NAME>20020122-1049</BATCH_NAME>
<DATE_OF_SERVICE>22-JAN-02</DATE_OF_SERVICE>
<PATMRN>03NMF45385225</PATMRN>
<PROVIDER_NAME>Willford, M.</PROVIDER_NAME>
<MEMBER_NAME>Thomas, Lisa</MEMBER_NAME>
<LOCKED>N</LOCKED>
</CLAIM>
</CLAIMS>

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제품 : SQL*PLUS
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==================================================
TYPE OR TABLE DEPENDENCY OF OBJECT TYPE (ORA-2303)
==================================================
PURPOSE
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XMLSCHEMA "http://www.abc.com/cm.xsd"
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organization index overflow
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|--|---------------------------------------|
| |       |       | ------------------- |
| |       |       | | 1 | hello         | |
| |       |       | ------------------- |
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| |       |       | ------------------- |
| |       |       | | 3 | ola           | |
| |       |       | ------------------- |
|--|-------|-------|-----------------------|
| |       |       | ------------------- |
| |       |       | | 1 | world         | |
| |       |       | ------------------- |
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| |       |       | ------------------- |
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| |       |       | ------------------- |
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and
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[240] SQLException: SQLState(null) vendor code(17060)
[241] java.sql.SQLException: Deskriptor konnte nicht erstellt werden: Unable to resolve type "null"
...snip: detail of stack...
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Ok. I will try asking on the JDBC forum. So, don't
flame me for cross-posting. :PWe won't, if over there you just post basically a
link to this one.
sigh Guess what, he did it the flame-deserving way. It's crossposted at:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=602805
<flame level="mild">Never ceases to amaze me how people don't think that posting a duplicate rather than a simple link isn't wasteful, as people could end up answering in both of them, not seeing each other's answers</flame>

Object Types

Can anyone please tell me:
The legal syntax for inserting data into a user defined Object Type. Is it possible, in the declaration, to set each individual field of the Type to NULL?
And then, do a SELECT...INTO to move data into those fields? E.G.
Declare
ab ab_rec (user defined Type w/10 fields)
Select w, x, y
Into ab.field1, ab.field2, ab.field3
From table_name
Where ...
And then lastly, how can I verify if the data was entered into the fields?
Thank you.
null

This worked for me:
create type rivers as object (
river_name varchar2(20),
river_geom MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY)
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create type cities1 as object (
city_name varchar2(30),
population number,
city_geom mdsys.sdo_geometry)
create table cities_tab of cities1;
delete from user_sdo_geom_metadata where table_name='CITIES_TAB'
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insert into user_sdo_geom_metadata values(
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sdo_dim_array (
sdo_dim_element ('x', -10000, 10000, .5),
sdo_dim_element ('y', -10000, 10000, .5)),
null);
delete from user_sdo_geom_metadata where table_name='RIVERS_TAB'
and column_name= 'RIVER_GEOM';
insert into user_sdo_geom_metadata values(
'RIVERS_TAB', 'RIVER_GEOM',
sdo_dim_array (
sdo_dim_element ('x', -10000, 10000, .5),
sdo_dim_element ('y', -10000, 10000, .5)),
null);
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create index cities_tab_sidx on cities_tab(city_geom)
indextype is mdsys.spatial_index;
drop index rivers_tab_sidx;
create index rivers_tab_sidx on rivers_tab(river_geom)
indextype is mdsys.spatial_index;
to delete from user_sdo_geom_metadata you are using string literals (correct) to decide what to delete. But you should be using upper case letters, i.e.:
where name_table='TABLE_X' and column_name='SHAPE_X'

Problem With Cutom Configuration with Object Type

Dear Guru's
I am working WebUI, I am facing a problem with Custom Configuration.
1. The initial requirement to control the visibility for a dropdown event in ERP Quotation.
2. To this i copied the default configuration to custom configuration with custom Object type and Subtype.
       CONFIG KEY: ZPJQTN
       OBJECT TYPE: ZOTYP_CONFIG
       OBJECT SUB TYPE: ZSTYPE_CONFIG1
3. I have created customm fields in enhancement.
4. Now i chosen my new configuration (ZPJQTN,ZOTYP_CONFIG,ZSTYP_CONFIG1), when i click Show available fields, the custom fields are not showing. Instead the created fields are available at other configuration.
5. I am able to control the visibility for the standard available fields.But i am not getting the custom created fields
(Note: I have created the Object type and Object sub type as follows: SPRO->CRM->UI Framework->Define Object Types
Object type: ZOTYP_CONFIG Callback class: ZCL_CONFIG_CALLBACK
Redifned the method: IF_BSP_DLC_OBJ_TYPE_CALLBACK~GET_OBJECT_SUB_TYPES
Coded as below:
data: lv_subtype type bsp_dlc_object_sub_type.
lv_subtype = 'ZSTYP_CONFIG1'.
append lv_subtype to result.
lv_subtype = 'ZSTYP_CONFIG2'.
APPEND lv_subtype to result.
Now Please suggest me how to achieve this.
Also please let me know, whether i am following the correct procedure for controlling the visibility.
Thanks in Advance,
S.Meganadhan.

Hi Harshit,
I added custom fields using AET only.
I am able to see the field got added in the structure. I am able to access GET and SET methods of the field.
But the problem is, it is not getting saved. Am i missed any configuration step?
Please suggest me.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
S.Meganadhan.

Passing Object types using JDBC

I need to pass Oracle user-defined object types in and out of
PL/SQL stored procedures. Is this possible???
Thanks
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Hi Tina,
I just had another thought. JDBC for 8.0 doesn't support
user-defined SQL types. This feature isn't implemented until 8i.
Sorry about the false lead!
So you'd have to wrapper your object in another PL/SQL method
which 'explodes' the user-defined type, as:
procedure can_call_from_jdbc (ename varchar2, empno number, ...)
is...
begin
call my_procedure(employee_t(ename, empno, ...));
end;
Pierre
Oracle Product Development Team wrote:
: Hi Tina,
: Yikes! I'm glad you asked; it made me realize that some info
: that's supposed to be posted on our external site is missing.
I
: think it'll take about a week to push this to our external
site.
: I'll try to find you a version and email it to you directly.
: Thanks!
: Pierre
: Tina Creighton (guest) wrote:
: : I'm currently using version 8.04 with Objects option, I'm
: trying
: : to locate the oracle.jpub class. Is there a way to download
: the
: : new jdbc that works with objects. Thanks. Tina
: : Oracle Product Development Team wrote:
: : : Absolutely!
: : : the easiest thing is first to use JPub to generate a Java
: : object
: : : which is an analogue to the SQL object you have. For
: example,
: : : if your SQL object is called 'EMPLOYEE_T', you can invoke
: JPub
: : : with:
: : : $ jpub -sql=employee_t -url=jdbc:oracle:oci8:@
: : -user=scott/tiger
: : : or even
: : : $ java oracle.jpub.Main -sql=employee_t
: -url=jdbc:oracle:oci8:@
: : : -user=scott/tiger
: : : This'll give you a Java class used to represent Java
: instances
: : of
: : : the SQL 'employee_t', featuring friendly setters and getter
: for
: : : the fields.
: : : If you have PL/SQL programs which take arguments of type
: : : employee_t, such as:
: : : PROCEDURE P1 (N NUMBER, E EMPLOYEE_T) IS...
: : : PROCEDURE P2 (N NUMBER, E OUT EMPLOYEE_T) IS...
: : : PROCEDURE P3 (N NUMBER, E IN OUT EMPLOYEE_T) IS...
: : : You can call them in a SQLJ program as:
: : : main () {
: : : employee_t e; // the class generated by JPub
: : : #sql {call P1(1, :e);}
: : : #sql {call P2(2, :out e);}
: : : #sql {call P3(3, :in out e);}
: : : to call your three PL/SQL procedures. After the call to P2
: and
: : : P3, your
: : : variable 'e' will be populated with the contents of the new
: : : employee_t value
: : : that was output from the PL/SQL method.
: : : (SQLJ is just a shorthand way of calling JDBC. SQLJ
programs
: : are
: : : translated
: : : into SQLJ programs by calling the "SQLJ Translator":
: : : $ sqlj myfile.sqlj
: : : Pierre
: : : Tina creighton (guest) wrote:
: : : : I need to pass Oracle user-defined object types in and
out
: of
: : : : PL/SQL stored procedures. Is this possible???
: : : : Thanks
: : : Oracle Technology Network
: : : http://technet.oracle.com
: Oracle Technology Network
: http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
http://technet.oracle.com
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