Dynamic Open SQL Question

Hi Experts,
I'm working on a programme in which, tablename, fieldname and the where conditions are all specified on-the-fly i.e. dynamically, even the type for the field is unknown. I've searched through some tips in this forum and some example given fetches the whole line from the database. Obviously this is what I intend to avoid.
Could anyone show me the rope on how to write such a dynamic sql statement? Thanks.

Hi Srivijaya,
I'm not sure about your code because I dont see where you generate the sql statement.
Basically I think to achieve this goal, it should involve some defined field symbol with some data assigned to it, this is the example I searched in this forum:
DATA: a_table_line TYPE REF TO data.
DATA: table_lines TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF REF TO data.
DATA: c TYPE cursor.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <line> TYPE ANY.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <field> TYPE ANY.
PARAMETERS: p_tab TYPE dd02l-tabname.
START-OF-SELECTION.
OPEN CURSOR c FOR SELECT * FROM (p_tab)
       ORDER BY PRIMARY KEY.
DO.
    CREATE DATA a_table_line TYPE (p_tab).
    ASSIGN a_table_line->* TO <line>.
    FETCH NEXT CURSOR c INTO <line>.
    IF sy-subrc NE 0.
      CLOSE CURSOR c.
      EXIT.
    ENDIF.
    APPEND a_table_line TO table_lines.
ENDDO.
LOOP AT table_lines INTO a_table_line.
    ASSIGN a_table_line->* TO <line>.
    NEW-LINE.
    DO 6 TIMES.
      CHECK sy-index > 1.
      ASSIGN COMPONENT sy-index OF STRUCTURE <line> TO <field>.
      IF sy-subrc NE 0.
        EXIT.
      ENDIF.
      WRITE: <field>.
    ENDDO.
ENDLOOP.
Unfortunately, it searches the whole line in the DB while I only require 1 field, I have no idea how to modify this programme to suit my need. Thanks

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   v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' FROM '||v_CommonDBName||'.Note_Hedge ';
   v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' WHERE NH_Direction = ''SELL'' ';
   v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' GROUP BY NH_Note_Master_ID';
   v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' ) ';
   v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' GROUP BY NH_Note_Master_ID';
   v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' ) BS';
   v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' ON BS.NH_Note_Master_ID = NM.Note_Master_ID';
   v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' Where NM.Verify_YN_Flag = ''Y'' ';
v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' AND NM.Active_YN_Flag = ''' || SWV_Active_YN_Flag || '''';
   if(SUBSTR(to_char(v_Filter_NoteType),1,4000) = ' ' OR UPPER(v_Filter_NoteType) = 'ALL' ) then
           v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' ';
   else
      v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' AND NM.Type IN (' || v_Filter_NoteType || ')';
   end if;
IF UPPER(v_Entity_ID) <> 'ALL' then
      OPEN RestrictTermsheetVisibilityByC;
      FETCH RestrictTermsheetVisibilityByC INTO v_Setting_Name,v_Default_Value,v_Config_Value;
      WHILE RestrictTermsheetVisibilityByC%FOUND   LOOP
     --2) Convert comma separated ccy (CNY,HKD,USD) string to single quote ccy with comma separated Ccy ('CNY','HKD','USD') string
         if (UPPER(v_Setting_Name) = 'RESTRICT_TERMSHEET_VISIBILITY_BY_CCY') then
            if v_Config_Value is not null then
          SELECT COUNT(Id_1) INTO SWV_fnc_SplitString_Id_var0 FROM TABLE(fnc_SplitString(v_Config_Value,',')) ;
               IF (SWV_fnc_SplitString_Id_var0 > 0) then
                    --print 'Before Single quote separated ccy : ' + '''' + @Config_Value + ''''
                  v_Seq_Id := 0;
                  OPEN Get_RestrictCCY_List_Cursor;
                  FETCH Get_RestrictCCY_List_Cursor
                  INTO v_CCY_ID,v_CCY_Data;
                  WHILE Get_RestrictCCY_List_Cursor%FOUND   LOOP
                     if v_Seq_Id = 0 then
                        v_CCY_List := '''' || v_CCY_Data || '''';
                     else
                        v_CCY_List := v_CCY_List || ',' || '''' || v_CCY_Data || '''';
                     end if;
                     v_Seq_Id := v_Seq_Id+1;
                     FETCH Get_RestrictCCY_List_Cursor INTO v_CCY_ID,v_CCY_Data;
                  END LOOP;
                  CLOSE Get_RestrictCCY_List_Cursor;
                    --print 'After Single quote ccy : ' + @CCY_List
                  v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' AND nvl(NM.Denomination_Ccy,NM.Currency) NOT IN (' || v_CCY_List   || ')';
               end if;
            end if;
         end if;
--3) Convert comma separated template (ELN,BELN,BELN_B) string to single quote template code with comma separated template ('ELN','BELN','BELN_B') string
         if (UPPER(v_Setting_Name) = 'RESTRICT_TERMSHEET_VISIBILITY_BY_SUBSCHEME') then
            if v_Config_Value is not null then
      SELECT COUNT(Id_1) INTO SWV_fnc_SplitString_Id_var1 FROM TABLE(fnc_SplitString(v_Config_Value,',')) ;
               IF (SWV_fnc_SplitString_Id_var1 > 0) then
                  v_Seq_Id := 0;
                  OPEN GetRestrictTemplateListCursor;
                  FETCH GetRestrictTemplateListCursor
                  INTO v_CCY_ID,v_CCY_Data;
                  WHILE GetRestrictTemplateListCursor%FOUND
                  LOOP
                     if v_Seq_Id = 0 then
                        v_CCY_List := '''' || v_CCY_Data || '''';
                     else
                        v_CCY_List := v_CCY_List || ',' || '''' || v_CCY_Data || '''';
                     end if;
                     v_Seq_Id := v_Seq_Id+1;
                     FETCH GetRestrictTemplateListCursor INTO v_CCY_ID,v_CCY_Data;
                  END LOOP;
                  CLOSE GetRestrictTemplateListCursor;
               --print 'After Single quote template code: ' + @CCY_List
                  v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' AND TM.Template_Code NOT IN (' || v_CCY_List   || ')';
               end if;
            end if;
         end if;
         FETCH RestrictTermsheetVisibilityByC INTO v_Setting_Name,v_Default_Value,v_Config_Value;
      END LOOP;
      CLOSE RestrictTermsheetVisibilityByC;
   end if;
if (v_Filter_Exchange = ' ' OR UPPER(v_Filter_Exchange) = 'ALL') then
      v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' ';
   else
      v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' AND NM.Exchange IN (' || v_Filter_Exchange || ')';
   end if;
     --SET @SelectSQL = @SelectSQL + ' --AND NM.Issuer = 4'
if (v_Filter_Issuer = ' ' OR UPPER(v_Filter_Issuer) = 'ALL') then
      v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' ';
   else
      v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' AND NM.Issuer IN (' || v_Filter_Issuer || ')';
   end if;
      if v_Filter_Product_Category    = ' ' then
      v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' ';
   else
      v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' AND UPPER(NM.Note_Issuer_Type) IN (''' || v_Filter_Product_Category || ''')';
   end if;
   if UPPER(v_DateToFilter) = 'NA' then
      v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' ';
   else
      if UPPER(v_DateToFilter) = 'CLOSE_DATE' then
         v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' AND to_char( '|| v_DateToFilter || ') >= to_date(''' || v_Filter_ToDate || ''');
                         -- AND convert(smalldatetime,''' || v_Filter_ToDate || ''',106) ';
      else
         v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' AND to_char(''' || v_DateToFilter || ''') BETWEEN to_date(''' || v_Filter_FromDate || ''') AND to_date(''' || v_Filter_ToDate || ''') ';
      end if;
   end if;
   v_SelectSQL := v_SelectSQL || ' Order by NM.Product_Name';
   SWV_VarStr := v_SelectSQL;
   DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SWV_VarStr);
   EXECUTE IMMEDIATE SWV_VarStr;
   IF SQLCODE <> 0 then
      GOTO ERROR_HANDLER;
   end if;
   IF SQL%rowcount > 0 then
      COMMIT;
      SWV_TRANCOUNT := SWV_TRANCOUNT -1;
   end if;     --Commit Transaction
   v_ErrorNumber := SQLCODE;
   RETURN;
   << ERROR_HANDLER >> v_ErrorNumber := SQLCODE;
   ROLLBACK;
   SWV_TRANCOUNT := 0;     --Rollback Transaction
   RETURN;
END;Please suggest something. Thanks
Edited by: BluShadow on 30-Nov-2011 11:00
added {noformat}{noformat} tags for formatting of code. Please read {message:id=9360002} to learn to do this yourself in future.

Connecting to the database sample_adf_finiq_common.
Select NM.Note_Master_Id, NM.Product_Name, NM.Template_ID, NM.Template_Sr_No, NM.Asset, NM.Exchange, NM.Type, NM.Currency , NM.Trade_Date, NM.Value_Date, NM.Valuation_Date, NM.Maturity_Date, NM.Tenor, NM.Strike_Price_Percentage, (case when (NM.PriceList_YN = 'Y') THEN NOP.Issue_Price Else NM.Customer_Price End) as Customer_Price, NM.Dealer_Price, (case when (NM.PriceList_YN = 'Y') THEN NOP.Customer_Yield Else NM.Customer_Yield End) as Customer_Yield, NOP.Dealer_Cost_PA as Internal_Cost , NM.Minimum_Issue_Size, NM.Maximum_Issue_Size, NM.Minimum_Tolerence_Amount, NM.Maximum_Tolerence_Amount, NM.Trigger_Amount_Warning, nvl(NM.PerUnit_Equivalent_Amount,1) as PerUnit_Equivalent_Amount, NM.Active_YN_Flag, NM.Verify_YN_Flag , NM.Tranche_YN_Flag, NM.Launch_Date, NM.Open_Date, NM.Close_Date, NM.PreHedged_YN, NM.Created_By, NM.Created_At, NM.Verified_At, NM.Verified_By, NM.ISIN, NM.Issuer , NM.Product_Catagory as Product_Category, NM.Note_Issuer_Type as Issuer_Category, NM.Series_No as Series_No, NM.Minimum_Investment_Amount , NOP.LastTimeWhenProductModified,(NOP.Nominal_Amount - nvl(ND.Unwind_Amount,0) ) as Current_Issue_Size, NOP.Filled_Status, NM.Counterparty as Internal_Counterparty ,T2.Confirmed_Amount, T2.Confirmed_Shares , T3.Live_Deals , BS.Net_Trade_Hedged, BS.Net_Trade_Outstanding, BS.Hedged_Nominal_BUY, BS.Hedged_Nominal_SELL, BS.Outstanding_Nominal_BUY, BS.Outstanding_Nominal_SELL , ( case When UPPER(NM.PreHedged_YN) = 'Y' Then 'Launched' When ((NM.Maturity_Date IS NOT NULL) AND to_date(NM.Maturity_Date) <= to_date(sysdate)) Then 'Matured' When (UPPER(NM.PreHedged_YN) = 'N' AND NM.Launch_Date IS NOT NULL) Then 'Launched' When (UPPER(NM.PreHedged_YN) = 'N' AND NM.Launch_Date IS NULL AND (T2.Confirmed_Amount >= NM.Minimum_Issue_Size) AND to_date(Close_Date) > to_date(sysdate) ) Then 'Ready To Launch' When (UPPER(NM.PreHedged_YN) = 'N' AND NM.Launch_Date IS NULL AND (T2.Confirmed_Amount >= (NM.Minimum_Issue_Size - NM.Minimum_Tolerence_Amount)) AND to_date(Close_Date)= to_date(sysdate) ) Then 'Ready To Launch' When (UPPER(NM.PreHedged_YN) = 'N' AND NM.Launch_Date IS NULL AND (T2.Confirmed_Amount >= (NM.Minimum_Issue_Size - NM.Minimum_Tolerence_Amount)) AND to_date(Close_Date)< to_date(sysdate) ) Then 'Ready To Launch' When (UPPER(NM.PreHedged_YN) = 'N' AND NM.Launch_Date IS NOT NULL AND (T2.Confirmed_Amount >= NM.Trigger_Amount_Warning )) Then 'Warning Trigger Reached' Else 'Not Ready' End)Launch_Status , NI.Issuer_Code , (nvl(NOP.Nominal_Amount,0) - nvl(T2.Confirmed_Amount,0)) as Unconfirmed_Amount, NM.Upfront as Upfront, case when UPPER(NM.PreHedged_YN) = 'Y' THEN 0 else (nvl(T2.Confirmed_Amount,0) - nvl(BS.Net_Trade_Hedged,0)) end as ReadyToHedge , NOP.Hard_Margin as Margin_Amount, NM.YearBasis as YearBasis, NM.Note_Product_Rating as Equity_Risk_Score, AD.Equity_Asset_Class , NM.Note_Product_Rating as Product_Rating, NOP.PO_ID, AD.LotSize as Lot_Size, NM.Max_Orders_Per_Product as MAX_Orders, NOP.Order_Count as Current_Order_Count, nvl(NM.Denomination_Ccy,NM.Currency) as Denomination_Ccy, NM.Note_Scheme_Type as Underlying_Type, NM.Note_Asset_Class as Asset_Class, NULL as Product_Created_YN, NULL as Product_Created_ID, ( (case when NM.Note_Order_Type = '' then N'Market' else NM.Note_Order_Type end ) ) as Order_Type, NOP.Spot_Price, NM.Note_Price_Link, NOP.Strike_Price, NVL(NM.C_Fixing_Frequency,'Atmaturity') as Fixing_Frequency, NM.Document_Uploaded_YN, NM.Document_Uploaded_At, NM.Document_Uploaded_By, NM.Document_File_Name, NM.Document_File_Extension, NM.Document_File_Path, NM.CutOff_Time, NM.Soft_Tenor, NM.NM_Sn_Code_All, NULL as Note_Price_Source, AD.LongName, NVL(NM.Pricelist_YN,'N') as Pricelist_YN, AD.AlternateIdentifierAlias as Underlying, NM.Note_Issuer_Date_Offset, NM.Counterparty as Note_Counter_Party, NULL as
Note_Premium_PC , NI.Issuer_Name, IP.Issuer_Id, IP.Broad_Cash, IP.Odd_Cash, IP.Account_Note, IP.Rounding, IP.Decimal_Truncate, IP.Misc1 as Recidual_YN, NM.Note_Issuer_Type, NM.Target_Coupon, C_Fixing_Frequency as C_Fixing_Frequency, NM.Callable_Frequency as Callable_Frequency, NM.Strike_Price_Percentage as C_Note_Strike_PC, NM.NM_Airbag_PC as Airbag_PC, C_Note_Barrier_PC as C_Note_Barrier_PC, TM.Template_Name, 'Product' as Record_Type, NM.C_Settlement_Frequency, NM.Coupon_Frequency, NM.NM_Fixing_Source as Note_Fixing_Source, NM.Order_Entry_Type, (nvl(NM.Minimum_Issue_Size,0) - nvl(T2.Confirmed_Amount,0)) as Remaining_Launch_Amount, NM.C_Fixing_Start_Point, NM.C_Fixing_End_Point, NM.Order_Entry_Type, SC.Scheme_Alias, SC.Scheme_Name, CM.CM_ID, CM.CM_Name as Counterparty_Name, NM.NM_Other_Features as Other_Features, NM.Strike_Price_Percentage as Accrual_Strike, NM.NM_KnockIn as KnockIn, NM.NM_Airbag_Type, NM.NM_Put_strike as Put_Strike, NM.NM_Accrual_Strike,
NM.NM_Counterparty_Upfront, NM.Price_Updated_YN as Prices_Updated_YN, AD.Code as Asset_Name,NULL as KO_FREQ_TYPE, NM.Daily_Accumalation_Equities, NM.MaxNoAcc_days, NM.Guaranteed_Days, NM.Leverage_ratio, NM.NORM_IF, NM.NORM_PAIR, NM.NORM_FXRate from Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Note_Master NM Left Outer Join Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Issuer_Master NI On NM.Issuer = (case when ISNUMERIC(NM.Issuer) = 0 then cast (NI.Issuer_Name as nvarchar2(25)) else cast(NI.Issuer_Id as nvarchar2(25)) end ) Left Outer Join Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Note_Order_Product NOP On NOP.Note_Master_ID = NM.Note_Master_ID Left Outer Join Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.AssetDef AD On AD.Code = NM.Asset AND AD.TypeAsset = substr(NM.Note_Asset_Class,1,2) Left Outer Join Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Issuer_Parameter IP On NM.Issuer = (case when ISNUMERIC(NM.Issuer) = 0 then cast (IP.Issuer_Name as nvarchar2(25)) else cast(IP.Issuer_Id as nvarchar2(25)) end ) Left Outer Join Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Template_Master TM On TM.Template_Id = NM.Template_ID Left Outer Join Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Scheme_Codes SC On SC.Scheme_Alias = NM.Type Left Outer Join Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Counterparty_Master CM On CM.CM_ID = NM.Counterparty Left Outer Join      ( Select Note_master_ID, sum(Nominal_Amt) as Unwind_Amount from Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Note_Deals where Prematurity_Date IS NOT NULL AND (UPPER(Deletion_Reason ) = 'PART REDEMPTION' or UPPER(Deletion_Reason ) = 'FULL REDEMPTION') Group by Note_master_ID ) ND On ND.Note_Master_ID = NM.Note_Master_ID AND NOP.Internal_Counterparty IN (1) LEFT OUTER JOIN ( select Note_Master_ID, sum(Nominal_Amount) As Confirmed_Amount, sum(No_Of_Shares) As Confirmed_Shares from Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Note_Order_RM Where substr(UPPER(Order_Status_Flag),1,6) = 'YYYYYY' AND substr(substr(UPPER(Order_Status_Flag),1,7),-1,1) = 'N' group by Note_Master_ID ) T2 ON T2.Note_Master_ID = NM.Note_Master_ID LEFT OUTER JOIN ( Select ND.Note_Master_ID, sum(ND.Nominal_Amt) As Live_Deals from Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Note_Deals ND where ND.Active_YNFlag = 'Y' group by Note_Master_ID ) T3 ON T3.Note_Master_ID = NM.Note_Master_ID LEFT OUTER JOIN ( SELECT NH_Note_Master_ID, (CAST(SUM(Hedged_Nominal_Buy) AS BINARY_FLOAT) -CAST(SUM(Hedged_Nominal_Sell) AS BINARY_FLOAT)) Net_Trade_Hedged, (CAST(SUM(Outstanding_Nominal_BUY) AS BINARY_FLOAT) -CAST(SUM(Outstanding_Nominal_SELL) AS BINARY_FLOAT)) Net_Trade_Outstanding, SUM(Hedged_Nominal_BUY) AS Hedged_Nominal_BUY, SUM(Hedged_Nominal_SELL) AS Hedged_Nominal_SELL, SUM(Outstanding_Nominal_BUY) AS Outstanding_Nominal_BUY, SUM(Outstanding_Nominal_SELL) As Outstanding_Nominal_SELL From ( SELECT NH_Note_Master_ID, SUM(NH_Hedged_Nominal) AS Hedged_Nominal_BUY, 0 AS Hedged_Nominal_SELL, SUM(NH_Outstanding_Nominal) AS Outstanding_Nominal_BUY, 0 AS Outstanding_Nominal_SELL FROM Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Note_Hedge WHERE NH_Direction = 'BUY' GROUP BY NH_Note_Master_ID Union SELECT NH_Note_Master_ID, 0 AS Hedged_Nominal_BUY, SUM(NH_Hedged_Nominal) AS Hedged_Nominal_SELL, 0 AS Outstanding_Nominal_BUY, SUM(NH_Outstanding_Nominal) AS Outstanding_Nominal_SELL FROM Sample_ADF_finiq_Common.Note_Hedge WHERE NH_Direction = 'SELL' GROUP BY NH_Note_Master_ID ) GROUP BY NH_Note_Master_ID ) BS ON BS.NH_Note_Master_ID = NM.Note_Master_ID Where NM.Verify_YN_Flag = 'Y' AND NM.Active_YN_Flag = 'Y' AND UPPER(NM.Note_Issuer_Type) IN ('Internal') AND to_char('16-oct-11') BETWEEN to_date('15-oct-11') AND to_date('17-oct-11') Order by NM.Product_Name
V_ERRORNUMBER = 0
Process exited.
Disconnecting from the database sample_adf_finiq_common.
here v_errornumber=0 is the output when i run it in oracle sql developer.

HOW TO: Open SQL Developer from a batch file with specific tables opened

I use SQL Developer daily as I develop database intensive programs.
** Question **
How can I define a specific configuration of tabs (i.e. tables, procedures, etc) to be opened upon startup of SQL Developer?
For example, creating a .BAT file to open SQL Developer with a specific set of table tabs already opened. This will save me the time every morning I use to open SQL Developer and configure all the tables I need opened.
NOTE: I have tried various options of appending a table name to a command line starting sqldeveloper.exe. For example: ..\sqldeveloper.exe mydatabase.mytable. However, this only opens a worksheet tab with the name "mydatabase.mytable" but does not open my actual table.
Any help will be appreciated.
- Gary Davis

what version are you using? Sql Dev 1.5?
Not an exact answer, but you could try using Table FILTER
click on your connection
right button on TABLES
click apply filter
as for your question, check out:
Re: EA1 - Automatically open connection list at startup?
or
SQL Developer

How to validate column name in dynamic made sql?

Oracle db, jdbc, web app with struts2/spring.
Example table could be this:
CREATE TABLE album
album_id number(10) not null,
artist varchar2(50) not null,
title varchar2(50) not null,
released DATE,
CONSTRAINT album_pk PRIMARY KEY (album_id)
);In may app the user MAY search, MAY sort, and the result from an select might return 10.000 rows.
The basic sql usually look like this.
String sql = "select album_id, artist, title, released from album";Then in the html page the user can add search criteria for each column. Like type "iron maiden" in artist field, put "1982" in released field. And you all know what the exceptionally result should be from that :)
Now I need to modify the sql a bit:
if( artist search field contains stuff )
sql = sql + " where nvl( artist,' ') like ?"
}we try use prepared statements right? So we use ? as placeholders, and then add "iron maiden" into this statement later on.
Nice, no big fuzz right, and pretty safe from sql injections i guess.
But now I have to have an if/else for every single field in the table. Boring. In my app I got like 25 tables like this, with 20 columns minimum. Copy/Paste have never been so boring.
I also might have to add "order by" with user selected columns and their order. I have to count the query to get total result in case i got to split it up in pages. So there is alot of if/else and sql = sql + "more stuff", and sticking to ? and pure prepared statements is impossible.
But doing this is not good either:
for( each element in a map)
sql = sql + " and nvl( " + key + ",' ') like ?"
}Where key is "artist".
In struts and other tag libs its easy to make kode like:
<s:textfield name="model.addSearch( 'artist' )" value="%{model.getSearch( 'artist' )}" size="30" />
Silly example maybe, but just to make a point.
Inputed values in an html form, can very easily be a part of a dynamic created sql - which becomes a security problem later on.
Artist is an column name. Key should be validated if it contained an valid column name.
I could make a list of strings, containing valid column names to check against.
My question is if there is possible to get this type of information from the database, so I don't have to hand-make these lists?
But I also want to keep the number of heavy and slowing queries down.
My app have like 25 tables now, and I could easily get away with hand-make everything, copy/paste around etc. But I have more projects and this question will be here next time too. And after there again...

Etharo wrote:
Metadata. Then I have to query the database, take the result and use it for validating of input. If my sql only query 1 table, then this is ok. In this case I could do with that. But if the sql query mutliple tables, with sub-selects, unions etc. Then I might have to query all tables first, and even then I might not have what I want.
The best way is of course to run the query, then get the metadata from that query - cause then im 100% sure what columns will be returned, and then I can validate with that.... 1 query is often not that slow. But I might query once to find total number of rows the query return in order to decide if we need to page the result. then query to get the metadata for validating input, then query to get the result... Maybe this is ok -but my head don't like it as an general ok thing to do, but I can't really say why...If you have a gui screen then it needs to correspond to some specific query. It can't be all possible combinations.
So once you know the query you can obtain the meta data using a query that returns no results. Like the following.
select * from mytable wheren 1 = 0
>
Jschell:
I agree to what you say. I don't understood everything you said tho.
Im not sure if you talk about having 1 search field (like google), and you input stuff there that might be in any columns.
I have several search fields in one-to-one relasionship with view column/sql query column.
Then you already know what the field represents. So validate it in the gui and not via the database.
The first is way more advanced since you have to cover any input, any column, any case etc. Pluss add ranking. Lots of work for someone who have done little searchengines.
Latter is simpler, but might also be limiting.Huh?
As an example if you have a call center then the operators are not going to be doing unrestricted searches to find customers. They are going to look using a very limited set of data like the customer name and telephone number.
>
My job is very much like an consulent. They got an app, I shall add a new feature. The app is old and ugly coded. My boss ask how long it takes to make this, I say 2months, he decide 1 month. My dev time for features is rarely above 1 month, and I don't make much new apps.
So I don't have the time to make advanced codegenerator, or spend time to evaluate various frameworks. Bringing an framework into the existing code is actually difficult. But I do want to improve the code, and add good code into the existing app that can be extended without evil pain.
That doesn't jive with your OP. You made the following statement "My app have like 25 tables now, and I could easily get away with hand-make everything,...".
That suggests that you are doing much more than simply updating an existing application.
If you only need to add one new field then you should do only that. You shouldn't be attempting to add a system spanning validation system.
On the other hand if you are in fact adding a validation system, then code generation makes it likely that it would take less time or no more than the same. And it is less likely to introduce bugs.
Learn how to make an code generator? Well I guess thats what I asked help for - point me in the right direction if you could pls. Putting strings together to become code in an logic way is usually manageable, at least for simple querys. Evaluating that the generated code is good/safe - got no good clues...
Learn about frameworks? Got no time. Hope I will get the time, but I won't. The customer must want to spend the money so I can get the time, that won't happen cause an framework does not add features, its only cost saving in terms of dev time, and maintenance time. The customer have no such focus/interest. They got a bit money to spend now and then regularily. i.e. government.
I just want to try code as good as possible so I save myself from errors, painfull rewrites, and dev-time that gets out of proportions because of stupid code. So the question is actually about me trying to improve myself, its just that i don't know how right now.There are two goals.
1. Implement a specific feature in an existing application.
2. Learn a new way to solve problems.
Nothing says that the second will help with the first. They should be addressed separately and your post doesn't make it clear what the first is so it is hard to say how it should be down.
As for the second I already made a suggestion which provides two new ways to solve problems.

TestStand Open SQL Statement does not support SQL's ORDER BY clause???

TestStand 1.0.3
Windows 2000 SP1
SQL Server 2000 Personal
You've got to be kidding me...
It appears that the built-in TestStand Open SQL Step does NOT support the
"ORDER BY" clause in the SELECT statement, even though the documentation
says it does. Is this true?
I have an Open SQL Statement query:
"SELECT * FROM [MyTable] WHERE ([Batch ID]=1234)"
it works fine, returning a correct record count 120 records. If I change
the Open SQL Statement query simply by adding an ORDER BY clause, such as:
"SELECT * FROM [MyTable] WHERE ([Batch ID]=1234) ORDER BY [MyField] ASC"
it returns a record count of zero. I know that "MyField" exists in the
MyTable table and contains valid data. The
second query works fine in SQL
Server Enterprise Manager.
Am I missing something? Is it true that the TestStand Open SQL Step does
NOT support the "ORDER BY" clause? If not, what &#$!ing good is it and why
does the manual state it is supported? Is there any other way using just
the TestStand steps to order a database recordset on one or more fields?
Any help would be appreciated.
Grrrrr....
Bob Rafuse
Etec Inc.

> Bob -
> The database step types do not do anything special to the SQL command
> that you give it. The step just passes the command to the ADO
> provider. I tried a simple query using the step types with the
> following command,
>
> "SELECT UUT_RESULT.* FROM UUT_RESULT WHERE ([UUT_SERIAL_NUMBER] =
> 12345) ORDER BY [EXECUTION_TIME] ASC"
>
> and this return the expected results and the record count parameter
> was as expected. I tried this on TS 1.0.2 and TS 2.0 with MS Access
> 2000 and MS SQL Server 7.0. I do not have MS SQL Server 2000 at this
> time.
>
> It would be surprised if the step types are messing something up.
I've been doing some experimenting over the past couple of days. Simple,
one-table queries seem to handle the ORDER BY clause fine. Th
ings seem to
get messed up when I try multi-table queries with ORDER BY clause with the
TestStand database steps. I get no errors but the returned record counts
are always 0 with the ORDER BY and positive without the ORDER BY. The exact
same queries work fine in Visual Basic/ADO and the SQL Server Query
Analyzer.
> Questions:
> 1. Have you verified whether the data is actually returned even though
> the record count is zero?
Hmmm... yes data IS getting returned (at least on the two instances I just
checked), but the record count is always zero. I was not proceeding with
processing if the record count was 0.
Still... I don't know how to loop through the recordset without knowing how
many records there are an not eventually generate an error by passing EOF.
Is there another way using the TestStand database steps to determine a) the
number of records in the recordset or b) when I'm at EOF?
> 2. Are you using any advanced options on the Opend SQL Statement step
> type, specifically
the cursor type set to forward only? Forward only
> cursors do not allow for record counts.
Everything on the Advanced tab of the Open SQL Statement step is set to "Use
Default".
Bob.

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Hi all you experts!
I want to create a VIEW in ABAP. I have created Table Views using ABAP Dictionary (in transaction SE11), I don't have any problem with them.
But, what I need is to create a dynamic view, I mean, a view that can be created/replaced (or modified) at runtime. Is this possible with SAP Open SQL, I don't think so... that is why I tried to created using native SQL but it is not working.
Here is the code:
EXEC SQL.
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      AS SELECT
         T1.GL_SIRID,
         T1.POPER,
         T1.RBUKRS,
         T1.RPRCTR,
         T1.RACCT,
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         SKA1 T2
      ON
         T1.RACCT = T2.SAKNR
      WHERE
        T1.RVERS      = '000'
        AND T1.RYEAR = '2008'
        AND T1.KOKRS = 'PI01'
        AND T2.KTOPL = 'PI00'
        AND T2.XBILK <> 'X'.
ENDEXEC.
I have tried using quotes (") for the view name, parenthesis and even using only the name but this make no difference.
Do any of you experts have any idea?
PS: After creating the view I need to do a SELECT INTO TABLE to that view and finally delete this view and continue working with the data on the internal table.

Hi ,
oh yes it is an object (well, how the database should handle it in any context if it wasn't)
i.e. for ORACLE you would have several thousands of them:
select count(*) from dba_objects where object_type ='VIEW'
If you avoid some kind of foreground processing (i.e. pull the data over the network) and handle the processing inside the database it can improve somehow performance a little (i.e. using the retieved rows of the view to stuff into a database table directly). But his may not always possible...
bye
yk

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Hi,
I have some doubts regarding Open SQL:
- Is there any support for Case Insensitive Search in Open SQL, is it availabe by default?
- Is there any restriction on number of elements in "IN" Clause, in Open SQL, is there any default number?
I have checked the [Open SQL Grammer |http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce711/helpdata/en/9b/f46cabaa874bc9a82234e8cf1d0696/frameset.htm]also, but nothing found there.
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Piyush
P.S I didn't find any other appropriate place to post this thread, let me know the correct categorization of Open SQL in case its wrong.

> I have some doubts regarding Open SQL:
I believe that you've questions and not doubts...
> - Is there any support for Case Insensitive Search in Open SQL, is it availabe by default?
Nope, there is nothing like that. By default all supported database use a bytewise equal operator - case insensitivness needs to be programmed by hand.
E.G. using UPPER(x)/LOWER(x) functions.
Be aware that this disables the possibilities of index usage.
> - Is there any restriction on number of elements in "IN" Clause, in Open SQL, is there any default number?
Yes, there is a restriction and it differes between the different DBMS.
Until recently you could have 2000 variables per statement with MaxDB.
The current versions of DBSL and MaxDB Kernel now support up to 10000 variables per statement.
Anyhow, in most cases, such a long in list can and should be avoided by using the FOR ALL ENTRIES construct. With this, the DBSL automatically splits the long IN list into smaller chunks and executes the statements several times.
This is invisible to the ABAP report - it just gets the result set as usual.
> P.S I didn't find any other appropriate place to post this thread, let me know the correct categorization of Open SQL in case its wrong.
I guess in anyone of the DB forums is Ok.
regards,
Lars

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I want to include some atatic text and get the output of 4 columns joined with a ":" delimiter within them in a select statement built using Dynamic PL/SQL. How do I build it.
e.g.
Normal select statement would be
select 'MY SKU IS : ', col1||':'||col2||':'||col3||':'||col4 from table1 where ....where condition
and output looks like :
MY SKU IS A:B:C:D
MY SKU IS a:b:c:d
Dynamically I have -
SQL_Stmt := 'select 'MY SKU IS : ', col1||':'||col2||':'||col3||':'||col4 from table1 where '|| wherecondition;
I understand that this does not work because the single quote terminates the string. But my question is how do I achieve the same result with dynamic PL/SQL ? How do I include the static strings and the delimiters. I have tried using double quote, '\'....
????

SQL_Stmt := 'select ''MY SKU is ' || col1 || '':'' ||
                                     col2 || '':'' ||
                                     col3 || '':'' ||
                                     col4 ||
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Hello
I am trying to create a dynamic pl/sql lov in Oracle Apex 3.2 on 11g. I am having some issues with the syntax of the statements below and I'd appreciate any suggestions.
DECLARE
BEGIN
IF :p3_current_a_workshop != 0 THEN
RETURN
'select distinct workshop_title ||': ' || presenter_name ||'    $'|| workshop_fee display_value, workshop_id return_value
from WORKSHOP
where session_time = 'A'
and workshop_status = 'Open'
or workshop_id = :p3_current_a_workshop
order by 1';
ELSE
RETURN
'select distinct workshop_title ||': ' || presenter_name ||'    $'|| workshop_fee display_value, workshop_id return_value
from WORKSHOP
where session_time = 'A'
and workshop_status = 'Open'
order by 1';
END IF;
EXCEPTION
        WHEN OTHERS THEN
            HTP.PRN('ERROR'||SQLERRM);
END;I am trying to model the above code off of the example given by apex:
A function that returns a SQL query with two columns:
IF :MY_ITEM='10' THEN
RETURN
'SELECT ename, empno
FROM emp
WHERE depno = 10
ORDER BY 1';
ELSE
RETURN
'SELECT ename, empno
FROM emp
WHERE depno = :my_item
ORDER BY 1';
END IF;~Andrew Schultz

Hi Andrew,
Try something like:
DECLARE
BEGIN
IF :p3_current_a_workshop != 0 THEN
RETURN
' select distinct workshop_title ||'': '' || presenter_name ||''    $''|| workshop_fee display_value, workshop_id return_value '||
' from WORKSHOP '||
' where session_time = ''A'' '||
' and workshop_status = ''Open'' '||
' or workshop_id = :p3_current_a_workshop '||
' order by 1 ';
ELSE
RETURN
' select distinct workshop_title ||'': '' || presenter_name ||''    $''|| workshop_fee display_value, workshop_id return_value '||
' from WORKSHOP '||
' where session_time = ''A'' '||
' and workshop_status = ''Open'' '||
' order by 1 ';
END IF;
EXCEPTION
        WHEN OTHERS THEN
            HTP.PRN('ERROR'||SQLERRM);
END;Regards,
Lev

Native and open sql - oracle

hi all,
<dynamic > = SELECT matnr FROM mara .
EXEC SQL.
OPEN c1 FOR <dynamic >ENDEXEC.
ENDEXEC.
can i use dynamic native sql in open sql-oracle .
cheers
senthil

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