Dyanamic Where with IN Clause
Hi,
I have written the following query
SELECT (list) FROM (t_condtables-tabname)
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE <dyn_table>
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN itab_kschl
WHERE kschl = itab_kschl-kschl AND
(lt_table).
when I passing the dyanamic where clause as folows
lt_table means ( KAPPL = ' V ' and vkorg in s_vkorg and kschl in s_kschl )
I am getting the error in "IN" clause , Please suggest how to pass "IN" clause in the above senario as the sap understand IN clause as Fieldname in (o1,o2,o3) like but I have to pass as select option (Select options I have already declared)
thanks
Hi Bobby,
Try and use the following code.
SELECT (list) FROM (t_condtables-tabname)
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE <dyn_table>
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN itab_kschl
WHERE kschl = itab_kschl-kschl
AND KAPPL = ' V '
AND vkorg IN s_vkorg
AND kschl in s_kschl.
Regards,
Subhrangsu
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new_rec.NAME_CHG_INDC := :new.NAME_CHG_INDC ;
new_rec.REMIC_INDC := :new.REMIC_INDC ;
new_rec.INPUT_SRC_METH_CD := :new.INPUT_SRC_METH_CD ;
new_rec.ANNULZN_INDC := :new.ANNULZN_INDC ;
new_rec.RPTD_REIT_DIV_DED_AMT := :new.RPTD_REIT_DIV_DED_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_REIT_DIV_DED_AMT := :new.CALC_REIT_DIV_DED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_PAT_INCM_AMT := :new.RPTD_PAT_INCM_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_PAT_INCM_AMT := :new.CALC_PAT_INCM_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_MDA_PROD_CR_AMT := :new.RPTD_MDA_PROD_CR_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_MDA_PROD_CR_AMT := :new.CALC_MDA_PROD_CR_AMT ;
IF inserting THEN
v_change_type := 'INSERT';
ELSIF updating THEN
v_change_type := 'UPDATE';
ELSIF deleting THEN
v_change_type := 'DELETE';
END IF;
--call to do base table insert, update or delete
RSDGP004.bus_ta_form_97A(in_event_user => user,
in_event_source => v_event_source,
in_change_type => v_change_type,
in_old_rec => old_rec,
in_new_rec => new_rec);
-- call to build xml for rti_table_audits and queues --xdbaud
RSDGP001.bus_ta_form_97A(in_event_user => user,
in_event_source => v_event_source,
in_change_type => v_change_type,
in_old_rec => old_rec,
in_new_rec => new_rec);
END;}
Edited by: SDL on Feb 17, 2009 4:54 AM
Edited by: SDL on Feb 17, 2009 5:09 AM
Edited by: SDL on Feb 17, 2009 5:14 AMHere is the insert code that is in the package RSDGP004 that does the insert into the base table for the view.
I think maybe this is what you meant, when you asked for the code that does the insert?
{ELSIF in_change_type = 'INSERT' THEN
levent := 'INSERT';
INSERT INTO rti_bus_ta_forms(
add_dt
, add_id
, tran_id
, doc_loc_nbr
, field_009_amt
, field_01_txt
, field_010_amt
, field_015_amt
, field_016_amt
, field_02_txt
, field_029_amt
, field_03_txt
, field_030_amt
, field_039_amt
, field_04_txt
, field_040_amt
, field_041_amt
, field_042_amt
, field_05_txt
, field_053_amt
, field_054_amt
, field_06_txt
, field_063_amt
, field_064_amt
, field_067_amt
, field_068_amt
, field_07_txt
, field_079_amt
, field_08_txt
, field_080_amt
, field_085_amt
, field_086_amt
, field_09_txt
, field_091_amt
, field_092_amt
, field_095_amt
, field_096_amt
, field_10_txt
, field_101_amt
, field_102_amt
, field_103_amt
, field_104_amt
, field_105_amt
, field_106_amt
, field_11_txt
, field_111_amt
, field_112_amt
, field_12_txt
, field_125_amt
, field_126_amt
, field_127_amt
, field_128_amt
, field_13_txt
, field_131_amt
, field_132_amt
, field_137_amt
, field_138_amt
, field_139_amt
, field_14_txt
, field_140_amt
, field_141_amt
, field_142_amt
, field_143_amt
, field_144_amt
, field_147_amt
, field_148_amt
, field_149_amt
, field_15_txt
, field_150_amt
, field_151_amt
, field_152_amt
, field_153_amt
, field_154_amt
, field_16_txt
, field_165_amt
, field_166_amt
, field_167_amt
, field_168_amt
, field_169_amt
, field_170_amt
, field_171_amt
, field_172_amt
, field_181_amt
, field_182_amt
, field_175_amt
, field_176_amt
, field_177_amt
, field_178_amt
, field_179_amt
, field_180_amt
, field_193_amt
, field_194_amt
, field_195_amt
, field_196_amt
, field_197_amt
, field_198_amt
, field_199_amt
, per_begin_dt
, per_end_dt
, form_dt
, form_type_id
, field_31_txt
, field_201_amt
, upd_dt
, upd_id
, field_27_txt
, field_006_amt
, field_007_amt
, field_008_amt
, field_005_amt
, field_21_txt
, field_22_txt
, field_23_txt
, field_020_amt
, field_021_amt
, field_022_amt
, field_023_amt
, field_024_amt
, field_025_amt
, field_026_amt
, field_027_amt
, field_028_amt
, field_031_amt
, field_183_amt
, field_184_amt
, field_034_amt
, field_035_amt
, field_036_amt
, field_191_amt
, field_192_amt
, field_188_amt
, field_189_amt
, field_17_txt
, field_18_txt
, field_33_txt
, field_19_txt
, field_39_txt
, field_20_txt
, field_185_amt
, field_186_amt
, field_24_txt )
VALUES(
in_new_rec.ADD_DT,
in_new_rec.ADD_ID,
in_new_rec.TRAN_ID,
in_new_rec.DOC_LOC_NBR,
in_new_rec.RPTD_BAL_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.EXT_ATT_INDC,
in_new_rec.CALC_BAL_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_REL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_REL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.EXT_FILED_INDC,
in_new_rec.RPTD_EST_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_CTRY_CD,
in_new_rec.CALC_EST_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRAMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ST_3_ADDR,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRAMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_CMBTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_CMBTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.INTERNAL_ID,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ID,
in_new_rec.RPTD_INT_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_INT_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LATE_PEN_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LATE_PEN_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ID_TP_CD,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRNTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_NAME,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRNTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_OTH_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_OTH_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ST_1_ADDR,
in_new_rec.RPTD_OVERPMT_CRED_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_OVERPMT_CRED_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_PRIOR_EXT_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_PRIOR_EXT_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ST_2_ADDR,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HREPT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HREPT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRSUB_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRSUB_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_REFUND_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_REFUND_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_CTY_ADDR,
in_new_rec.RPTD_RENT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_RENT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_STATE_CD,
in_new_rec.RPTD_SU_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_SU_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRSJT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRSJT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ZIP,
in_new_rec.RPTD_SUPP_NI_TAX1_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_SUPP_NI_TAX1_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TAX_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TAX_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_PHN_NMBR,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_OVERPMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_OVERPMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_REL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_REL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_UNDERPMT_PEN_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_CHK_BOX,
in_new_rec.CALC_UNDERPMT_PEN_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRBAL_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRBAL_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_CTRY_OLD,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRNTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRNTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRBAL_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRBAL_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LREPT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LREPT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRSUB_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRSUB_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRSJT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRSJT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRAMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRAMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_AGI_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_AGI_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_UNREL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_UNREL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_GI_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_GI_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TAX_DUE2_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TAX_DUE2_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_URL_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_URL_AMT,
in_new_rec.REMIT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PER_BEGIN_DT,
in_new_rec.PER_END_DT,
in_new_rec.FORM_DT,
in_new_rec.FORM_TYPE_ID,
in_new_rec.NOL_CARRYBACK_CD,
in_new_rec.CALC_IN_NOL_AMT,
in_new_rec.UPD_DT,
in_new_rec.UPD_ID,
in_new_rec.VENDOR_CD,
in_new_rec.RPTD_PREV_CRYFWD_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_PREV_CRYFWD_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_CRED_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_CRED_AMT,
in_new_rec.FISCAL_YR_CD,
in_new_rec.INIT_RET_INDC,
in_new_rec.FINAL_RET_INDC,
in_new_rec.RPTD_FED_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_FED_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_BONUS_DEPR_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_BONUS_DEPR_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_SPF_DEDUCT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_SPF_DEDUCT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_GOVT_INT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_GOVT_INT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_URL_SUBTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_URL_SUBTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_APPORT_PCNT,
in_new_rec.CALC_APPORT_PCNT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_IN_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_IN_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_IN_NOL_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_URL_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_URL_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_MOD_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_MOD_AMT,
in_new_rec.SCHD_M_INDC,
in_new_rec.FED_ELEC_CONF_NBRV,
in_new_rec.RTN_SRC_CD,
in_new_rec.BANKRPT_INDC,
in_new_rec.NAME_CHG_INDC,
in_new_rec.INPUT_SRC_METH_CD,
in_new_rec.RPTD_PAT_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_PAT_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.ANNULZN_INDC) ;} -
Outer join with BETWEEN clause
Hi All,
I have 2 tables (A and B) which i need to join. I need all records from table A and matching records from the table B. below is the structure.
TABLE A (total rows = 10)
ROW_WID
GL_DATE
LOCATION_CODE
TABLE B (total = 7)
ROW_WID
START_DATE
END_DATE
LOCATION_CODE
Initially, we were asked to join based on location_code. In the table B, some of the LOCATION_CODE are missing, which is present in table A.
We wrote below query
SELECT A.*, B.START_DATE, B.END_DATE
FROM A, B
WHERE A.LOCATION_CODE = B.LOCATION_CODE (+)
This gives 10 records, where 3 records have START_DATE and END_DATE NULL. because of outer join
It gave all records from the A table. It worked fine. Now i need to add one more condition where A.GL_DATE between B.START_DATE and B.END_DATE
If i write this
SELECT A.*, B.START_DATE, B.END_DATE
FROM A, B
WHERE A.LOCATION_CODE = B.LOCATION_CODE (+)
AND A.GL_DATE BETWEEN B.START_DATE and B.END_DATE
This gives me only 7 records. IS IT POSSIBLE TO ADD OUTER JOIN with BETWEEN clause.Hi All,
I'm in a similar situation,
I have a complex query, everything is working fine, except this part (I will simplify everything, removing other stuffs because I need help only on the following condition)
SELECT *
from transaction t, card c
where c.card_id = t.card_id (+)
and t.trn_date between to_date ('01/01/2012','dd/mm/yy') and ('01/01/2013,'dd/mm/yy')
How could i OUTER JOIN the between condition?
I tried with
and t.trn_date between to_date ('01/01/2012','dd/mm/yy') (+) and ('01/01/2013','dd/mm/yy') (+)
but returns a "missing expression" error.
Surely I'm missing some stupid thing about it, could you help me on this? (probably because I'm talking about parameters and I cannot put the outer join on a value)
How can I rewrite the condition in order to satisfy what I'm trying to accomplish?
Thanks in Advance,
Alex
Edited by: 981667 on 14-gen-2013 4.23
Edited by: 981667 on 14-gen-2013 4.24 -
Outer join on query with OR clause
hi all, i am having problem outerjoining a query with or clause
here is my data
WITH table1 AS
SELECT 'test' txt1, 'pak' txt2, 'ced' txt3, 'su' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT null txt1, 'pak' txt2, 'ced2' txt3, 'su2' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT null txt1, NULL txt2, 'ced3' txt3, 'su3' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT null txt1, NULL txt2, null txt3, 'su3' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 'text5' txt1, NULL txt2, null txt3, 'su3' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT null txt1, NULL txt2, null txt3, null txt4 FROM dual
,table2 AS
SELECT 111 pid, 'test' txt1, 'pak4' txt2, 'ced' txt3, 'su' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 222 pid, 'test1' txt1, 'pak' txt2, 'ced2' txt3, 'su2' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 333 pid, 'test2' txt1, 'pak3' txt2, 'ced3' txt3, 'su4' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 444 pid, 'test2' txt1, 'pak3' txt2, 'ced4' txt3, 'su3' txt4 FROM dual
SELECT b.pid, a.*
from table1 a, table2 b
WHERE (a.txt1 = b.txt1 OR
a.txt1 IS NULL AND a.txt2=b.txt2 OR
Nvl(a.txt2, a.txt1) IS NULL AND a.txt3 = b.txt3 OR
Nvl(a.txt2, a.txt1) IS NULL AND a.txt3 IS NULL AND a.txt4 = b.txt4
) as you can see i am joining table1 and table 2. i am joining with txt1, if txt1 is null then join by txt2, if null then join by txt3 and so on.
the code above product this output
PID TXT1 TXT2 TXT3 TXT4
=== ==== === ==== ====
111 test pak ced su
222 pak ced2 su2
333 ced3 su3
444 su3this output is partially correct. only 4 rows were display and two was left out
SELECT 'text5' txt1, NULL txt2, null txt3, 'su3' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT null txt1, NULL txt2, null txt3, null txt4 FROM dual i tried using outer join but oracle complain that i cannot use outerjoin with OR clause.
can someone help modify my query to display the output below ?
PID TXT1 TXT2 TXT3 TXT4
=== ==== === ==== ====
111 test pak ced su
222 pak ced2 su2
333 ced3 su3
444 su3
NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL
test5Not sure you can do it with the Oracle style outer joins, but wioth ANSI style joins it is simple, actually exactly as you had it.
SQL> set null null;
SQL> WITH table1 AS (
2 SELECT 'test' txt1, 'pak' txt2, 'ced' txt3, 'su' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
3 SELECT null txt1, 'pak' txt2, 'ced2' txt3, 'su2' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
4 SELECT null txt1, NULL txt2, 'ced3' txt3, 'su3' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
5 SELECT null txt1, NULL txt2, null txt3, 'su3' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
6 SELECT 'text5' txt1, NULL txt2, null txt3, 'su3' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
7 SELECT null txt1, NULL txt2, null txt3, null txt4 FROM dual),
8 table2 AS (
9 SELECT 111 pid, 'test' txt1, 'pak4' txt2, 'ced' txt3, 'su' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
10 SELECT 222 pid, 'test1' txt1, 'pak' txt2, 'ced2' txt3, 'su2' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
11 SELECT 333 pid, 'test2' txt1, 'pak3' txt2, 'ced3' txt3, 'su4' txt4 FROM dual UNION ALL
12 SELECT 444 pid, 'test2' txt1, 'pak3' txt2, 'ced4' txt3, 'su3' txt4 FROM dual)
13 SELECT b.pid, a.*
14 from table1 a
15 LEFT JOIN table2 b
16 ON (a.txt1 = b.txt1 OR
17 a.txt1 IS NULL AND a.txt2=b.txt2 OR
18 Nvl(a.txt2, a.txt1) IS NULL AND a.txt3 = b.txt3 OR
19 Nvl(a.txt2, a.txt1) IS NULL AND a.txt3 IS NULL AND a.txt4 = b.txt4);
PID TXT1 TXT2 TXT3 TXT4
111 test pak ced su
222 null pak ced2 su2
333 null null ced3 su3
444 null null null su3
null text5 null null su3
null null null null nullJohn -
Hi all
I am using 'with as' clause in RDF to build a dynamic query.
I just want to know whether Report builder 6i supports this, if yes means how i shud use this as my RDF throws signal 11 error if i use it
Comments on this from u r experience will be highly helpful
Thanks in advance
SundarHi All,
I am using WITH Clause to achieve my reporting requirement.
I am creating almost 15 Alias to achieve the calculation but the query is not working.
As i am a beginner , i just want to know is there any limitation of No of alias table in "WITH clause"?
My query is something like below:
With BaseTable as (select
dim.Desc as Desc,
Dim.ID as TabID,
Fact.Amount as Amount,
from Fact
inner join Dim on dim.id=fact.id),
Table2 as
(Select 2 as TabID,
'Desc' as Desc,
(CASE WHEN (SUM(Tab1.Amount*0.1)-500) as Amount
from
BaseTable Tab1
where Tab1.TabID in (1,2,5,6)
Table3 as
(select 3 as TabID,
'Desc' as Desc,
(CASE WHEN (SUM(Tab1.Amount)-0.1*SUM(Tab2.Amount)) > 0 then (SUM(Tab1.Amount)-0.1*SUM(Tab2.Amount)) else 0 end) as Amount
from
BaseTable Tab1,
Table2 Tab2
where Tab1.TabID=Tab2.TabID
and Tab1.RepID in (8,10)
select * from BaseTable
union
select * from Table2
union
select * from Table3 -
Problem with IN clause substitution in Sybase
I am experiencing a problem with IN clause substitution in
embedded SQL with a Sybase databse.
My Cold Fusion server is MX 7.
The Database is Adaptive Server Enterprise/12.5.0.3/EBF 10689
IR/P/Sun_svr4/OS 5.8/rel12503/1915/64-bit/FBO/Thu Jan 23 16:05:19
2003
Here's the problem. I have a Cold Fusion variable
bureau_incode which I am using to define the values in my IN
clause. When I comment out my query and display this value to the
HTML page, bureau_incode has the following value:
('OET','OGC','OIG','OLA','OMD','OMR','OSP','OTHER','OWD','PSHSB','WCB','WTB')
My embedded SQL CFQUERY looks like this:
quote:
<cfquery name="qResults" datasource="#request.dsn#">
Select Name,
bureau_code,
Telephone,
CellPhone,
Pager,
Email,
Availability,
Explanation,
Password,
Admin,
last_login = convert(varchar(20),last_login,0)
from PAMS where Availability = 'N'
<cfif #request.seltype# IS NOT "ALL">
and bureau_code IN #bureau_incode#
</cfif>
</cfquery>
When the code runs, I get the error
Error Executing Database Query. Incorrect syntax near 'OET'.
There is no incorrect syntax. Is there any special way to
submit the IN clause to ColdFusion MX 7? Previously, we were using
ColdFusion 4.5 (I believe) server, and the code worked perfectly,
albiet with double-quotes in the replacement string. Any help would
be appreciated. This type of substitution worked nicely in the
previous server version, I can't imagine why it would no longer
work.No, I am not. The parentheses are part of the #bureau_incode#
coldfusion variable. I've edited the first message to make this
more clear. I have tried the query with the parentheses in the
#bureau_incode# variable, and with the parentheses in the CFquery
with (#bureau_incode#). The results are always the same.
I will indeed try to help with other stuff in the future. :)
Thanks for trying to help! -
I need make a VO with IN clause like:
SELECT Evento.CEDULA,
Evento.IDEVENTO,
Evento.IDPROYECTO,
Evento.DETALLE,
Evento.TOTALHORASNORMAL,
Evento.TOTALHORASEXTRA,
Evento.TOTALHORASESPECIAL
FROM EVENTO Evento
WHERE Evento.CEDULA IN (:p_persona_cedula)
ORDER BY Evento.FECHAEVENTO,Evento.HORAINICIAL,Evento.HORAFINAL,Evento.CEDULASee Line: WHERE Evento.CEDULA IN (:p_persona_cedula)
what type of bind variable use? if p_persona_cedula is String, I can only put a value and I can't put multiple values in "IN" clause
Can I use any Array, List or Collection as Bind Variable Type?? How I can do this??Thanks a lot
TYPE
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE SENTRY.varchar2_table AS TABLE OF varchar2(2000);
FUNCTION
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION SENTRY.in_varchar2_list (p_in_list IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN varchar2_table
AS
l_tab varchar2_table := varchar2_table();
l_text VARCHAR2(32767) := p_in_list || ',';
l_idx number;
BEGIN
LOOP
l_idx := INSTR(l_text, ',');
EXIT WHEN NVL(l_idx, 0) = 0;
l_tab.extend;
l_tab(l_tab.last) := TRIM(SUBSTR(l_text, 1, l_idx - 1));
l_text := SUBSTR(l_text, l_idx + 1);
END LOOP;
RETURN l_tab;
END;
VO
SELECT Evento.CEDULA,
Evento.IDEVENTO,
Evento.IDPROYECTO
FROM EVENTO Evento
WHERE Evento.CEDULA MEMBER OF CAST (IN_VARCHAR2_LIST (:p_persona_cedula) AS varchar2_table)
ORDER BY Evento.FECHAEVENTO,Evento.HORAINICIAL,Evento.HORAFINAL,Evento.CEDULAWhere :p_persona_cedula is a String like "123,456,789"
It's just what I needed
Thanks again -
Error with When Clause SQL Loader
I´'m trying to use WHEN clause in a control file, I'm following the documentation but it doesn't work still.
This is my control file:
LOAD DATA
CHARACTERSET UTF8
INTO TABLE DM08_CONDICIONADA
WHEN (STATUS_DESC='A')
APPEND
REENABLE DISABLED_CONSTRAINTS
FIELDS
TERMINATED BY '|'
"ID_COND" POSITION (1) INTEGER EXTERNAL ,
"DESC_COND" CHAR,
"STATUS_DESC" CHAR
I have the follow error:
SQL*Loader-350: Syntax error at line 26.
Expecting "(", found keyword append.
APPEND
^
I have tried with
WHEN STATUS_DESC='A'
but the error is the same. Do you have any ideas why is that?? I'm working with oracle 9i.
Greetings
Oscarwith:
LOAD DATA
CHARACTERSET UTF8
INTO TABLE DM08_CONDICIONADA
APPEND
WHEN STATUS_DESC='A' --->with (STATUS_DESC='A') neither
REENABLE DISABLED_CONSTRAINTS
FIELDSTERMINATED BY '|'
I have:
SQL*Loader-350: Syntax error at line 27.
Expecting "(", found keyword reenable.
REENABLE DISABLED_CONSTRAINTS
With:
LOAD DATA
CHARACTERSET UTF8
INTO TABLE DM08_CONDICIONADA
APPEND
REENABLE DISABLED_CONSTRAINTS
WHEN (STATUS_DESC ='A')
i have:
SQL*Loader-403: Referenced column STATUS_DESC not present in table DM08_CONDICIONADA.
I´m using the documentation...
-->full_fieldname or pos_spec-->operator--> char_string or Blanks --->
but it doesn't tell me where the when clause goes... i'm probing too with the forum information but i don't know what happens.
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