Dynamic table name in native sql query

Can i pass a dynamic table name in this query ---
            EXEC SQL PERFORMING APPEND_MTO.
              SELECT
                           LTOG_QUANTITY_TYPE,
                           FCONO,
                          WBSELEMENT,
                         PROJECT
              INTO   :IMTO
              FROM RWORKS.MTO_ISO_V2
              WHERE LTOD_DATE > TO_DATE(:MAXD,'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS')
            ENDEXEC.
How can i pass this table name RWORKS.MTO_ISO_V2 dynamically in the query
Edited by: Madhukar Shetty on Nov 26, 2009 2:40 PM

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Dynamic table name in native SQL

Hi,
How can i use dynamic table name in native SQL?
My req is to select data from a external database table , but the table name will be only poulated during runtime.
How can i acheive this?
Regards,
Arun.

It should work OK - see demo below.
Jonathan
report zsdn_jc_adbc_test.
start-of-selection.
perform demo_lookup.
form demo_lookup.
data:
    l_error_msg          type string,
    ls_t001              type t001, "Company
    ls_t003              type t003. "Doc types
perform dynamic_lookup
    using
      'T001'
    changing
      ls_t001
      l_error_msg.
write: / l_error_msg.
perform dynamic_lookup
    using
      'T003'
    changing
      ls_t003
      l_error_msg.
write: / l_error_msg.
endform.
form dynamic_lookup
using
    i_tabname            type tabname
changing
    os_data              type any
    o_error_msg          type string.
* Use ADBC to select data
data:
    l_mandt_ref          type ref to data,
    l_result_ref         type ref to data,
    l_mandt              type symandt,
    l_tabname            type tabname,
    l_sql_statement      type string,
    lo_cx_root           type ref to cx_root,
    lo_cx_sql            type ref to cx_sql_exception,
    lo_connection        type ref to cl_sql_connection,
    lo_statement         type ref to cl_sql_statement,
    lo_result_set        type ref to cl_sql_result_set.
clear: os_data, o_error_msg.
get reference of l_mandt into l_mandt_ref.
get reference of os_data into l_result_ref.
l_mandt   = '222'.   "i.e. select from client 222
l_tabname = i_tabname.
try.
      lo_connection = cl_sql_connection=>get_connection( ).
      lo_statement = lo_connection->create_statement( ).
* Set criteria for select:
      lo_statement->set_param( l_mandt_ref ).
      concatenate
        'select * from' l_tabname
        'where mandt = ?'
        into l_sql_statement separated by space.
* Execute
      call method lo_statement->execute_query
        exporting
          statement   = l_sql_statement
          hold_cursor = space
        receiving
          result_set = lo_result_set.
* Get the data from the resultset.
      lo_result_set->set_param_struct( l_result_ref ).
      while lo_result_set->next( ) > 0.
        write: / os_data.
      endwhile.
* Tidy up:
      lo_result_set->close( ).
      lo_connection->close( ).
    catch cx_sql_exception into lo_cx_sql.
      o_error_msg = lo_cx_sql->get_text( ).
    catch cx_root into lo_cx_root.
      o_error_msg = lo_cx_root->get_text( ).
endtry.
endform.

Parse SQL: How to extract column names, table names from a SQL query

Hi all,
I have a requirement wherein a SQL query will be given in a text file.
The text file has to be read (probably using text_io package), the SQL query needs to be parsed and the column names, table names and where clauses have to be extracted and inserted into separate tables.
Is there a way to do it using PL/SQL ?
Is there a PL/SQL script available to parse and extract column names, table names etc ?
Pls help.
Regards,
Sam

I think I jumped to conclusion too early saying it is completely possible and straight forward. But after reading through your post for one more time I realised you are not interested only in the column_names, also the table_names and the predicates .
>
SQL query needs to be parsed and the column names
>
The above is possible and straight forward using the dbms_sql package.
I am pasting the same information as I did in the other forum.
Check this link and search for Example 8 and .
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14258/d_sql.htm#sthref6136
Also check the working example from asktom
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:1035431863958
>
table names and where clauses have to be extracted
>
Now this is the tricky bit. You can extract the list of tables by getting the sql_id from v$sql and joining it with v$sql_plan. But sometimes you may not get all the results because the optimizer may choose to refine your query (check this link)
http://optimizermagic.blogspot.com/2008/06/why-are-some-of-tables-in-my-query.html
and you can get the predicate information from the same table v$sql_plan but I will leave that area for you to do some R&D.
Regards
Raj
Edited by: R.Subramanian on Dec 10, 2008 3:14 AM

Use a variable as a table name with NATIVE SQL

Hi all,
I am trying to execute a SELECT statement in order to fetch data from an external Oracle DB table to SAP with the following instructions:
EXEC SQL.
SELECT cityfrom, cityto
         INTO STRUCTURE :wa
         FROM spfli
         WHERE mandt = :sy-mandt AND
               carrid = :p_carrid AND connid = :p_connid
ENDEXEC.
However, I need to indicate the external table name from a variable instead of the solution above. That is, declaring a variable and store the name of the table (e.q. spfli) in it. The resulting ABAP code would be something like:
EXEC SQL.
SELECT cityfrom, cityto
         INTO STRUCTURE :wa
         FROM <VARIABLE>
         WHERE mandt = :sy-mandt AND
               carrid = :p_carrid AND connid = :p_connid
ENDEXEC.
Does anybody know if is possible to do that?
If not, is there any other solution?
Thank you in advance

Yes, as Suhas said, you could use the ADBC API and his class CL_SQL_CONNECTION to achieve this...
Here is a small example:
PARAMETERS: p_carrid TYPE spfli-carrid,
                           p_connid TYPE spfli-connid.
DATA:
l_con_ref      TYPE REF TO cl_sql_connection,
l_stmt         TYPE string,
l_stmt_ref     TYPE REF TO cl_sql_statement,
l_dref         TYPE REF TO data,
l_res_ref      TYPE REF TO cl_sql_result_set,
l_col1         TYPE spfli-carrid,
l_col2         TYPE spfli-connid,
l_wa           TYPE spfli.
CONSTANTS:
c_tabname TYPE string VALUE 'SPFLI'.
* Create the connecction object
CREATE OBJECT l_con_ref.
* Create the SQL statement object
CONCATENATE 'select * from' c_tabname 'where carrid = ? and connid = ?'
       INTO l_stmt SEPARATED BY space.                           "#EC NOTEXT
l_stmt_ref = l_con_ref->create_statement( ).
* Bind input variables
GET REFERENCE OF l_col1 INTO l_dref.
l_stmt_ref->set_param( l_dref ).
GET REFERENCE OF l_col2 INTO l_dref.
l_stmt_ref->set_param( l_dref ).
* Set the input value and execute the query
l_col1 = p_carrid.
l_col2 = p_connid.
l_res_ref = l_stmt_ref->execute_query( l_stmt ).
* Set output structure
GET REFERENCE OF l_wa INTO l_dref.
l_res_ref->set_param_struct( l_dref ).
* Show result
WHILE l_res_ref->next( ) > 0.
WRITE: / 'Result:', l_wa-carrid, l_wa-connid.
ENDWHILE.
* Close the result set object
l_res_ref->close( ).
Otherwise you can also use the FM DB_EXECUTE_SQL...
Kr,
m.

Using variable as table name in pl/sql query - Is possible?

I am relatively new to PL/SQL and I am trying to create a function that accepts a table name and a rowid as arguments and returns a comma-delimited record string of the values of the table/rowid being passed. The problem is , I cannot code a select stmt as follows
SELECT * FROM v_table_name
WHERE rowid = v_row_id
in PL/SQL. There must be a easy way to approach this.
Thanks for any and all advice.
GC

I don't understand the use of the concat symbol along with the commas and field namesYou just need (if you really need it) to create variable which contains you column separated by comma:
Simple example (in the second case separate variables are used to create
the list of columns):
SQL> declare
2   rc sys_refcursor;
3   cols varchar2(200) := 'ename, empno, sal';
4   tab varchar2(30) := 'emp';
5 begin
6   open rc for 'select ' || cols || ' from ' || tab;
7   close rc;
8 end;
9 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> declare
2   rc sys_refcursor;
3
4   ename_col varchar2(10) := 'ename';
5
6   empno_col varchar2(10) := 'empno';
7
8   sal_col varchar2(10) := 'sal';
9
10   tab varchar2(30) := 'emp';
11
12 begin
13
14   open rc for 'select ' || ename_col || ',' || empno_col || ',' || sal_col ||
15   ' from ' || tab;
16
17   close rc;
18 end;
19 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Rgds.

How to add a dynamic table name in Report Builder Query ?

I have some problem while creating a report in report builder 6i.
My data is managed as in tables like this abc_012006, abc_022006 etc , so I want to query data according to the month user have selected from the parameter form. Let suppose if user entered 012006 as month year then data must be fetched from abc_012006.
Can any one tell me the appropriate tip for this problem.
Message was edited by:
[email protected]

Hello,
Once you get the Data Set create save it as XML and then create a new report off the XML file. Then you can set the data set to the report and the XML is not required any more.
First, to be able add fields to a report you need to use RAS. Report.Engine doesn't have the ability.
If you search in this forum you will find lots of examples on how to...
If you want to create the report then see these RAS samples:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/BOBJ/NETRASSDK+Samples#NETRASSDKSamples-Exporting%2FPrinting
Don

SQL or PL/SQL : dynamically insert table name in a SQL Statement

Hi,
We have a strange requirement - we need to dynamically use the table names in a SQL Query. E.g:
select * from :table_name
The table_name will be chosen from a list. I have tried this in SQL as well as PL SQL - but, I have been unsuccessul so far.
Can you guys please help me solve this puzzle ?
I hope I have explained my quesion clearly - if not, please do let me know if some more details are necessary.
Regards,
Ramky

The following is the anonymous block that im using in a report in HTMLDB. My problem is Line Number 9. The bind variable contains the chosen table name at
the run time.
Variable "qry_stmt" contains the query to be returned, so that result set for that query will be displayed in the report.
If I hard code the table name(rather that passing it through bind variable) in the
qry_stmt string, Im getting the result sets for that query. But if I pass through
bind variable at run time, its still generating the string correctly( im printing
using a print statement at line number 14). But its returing the following report
error
report error:
ORA-01403: no data found
Please advice/help me in this.....
declare
qry_stmt varchar2(1000);
p_table varchar2(30) := 'EMP';
P_ENAME varchar2(1000);
begin
IF :p2_TABLE_NAMES IS NOT NULL THEN
qry_stmt := 'select * from '||TRIM(:P2_TABLE_NAMES); -- Line Num 9
execute immediate qry_stmt; --into P_ENAME;
ELSE
qry_stmt := 'SELECT 1 FROM dual ';
END IF;
htp.p(qry_stmt);--Line Num 14
return qry_stmt;
EXCEPTION WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
NULL;
end;
Thanks and Regards,
Ramky

How to set dynamic table name in sql query?

I want set dynamic table name by parameter in sql query,just like:
select * from :tbname
but run report is error,BI P report table name is invalidation.
What can i do? Thanks!

Hi,
that's only possible inside a data template with a lexical parameter.
Regards
Rainer

Performance of native sql query detoriates

Dear Experts,
The performance of my native SQL query is bad. On the database the query takes less than 5 seconds to process. From my abap program I get a session timeout dump after 10 minutes. What might be the possible reason.
Warm Regards,
Abdullah

I am not a DBA, but this is a wild guess.
I have a native SQL query. It was running fine all morning(transported it to production today). By afternoon the report was not giving any output.
I went to the MS SQL query analyzer and executed the query, it returned the results in less than 5 seconds. The same query when I was executing from SAP using native SQL took more than 10 minutes and gave a dump(time exceeded).
My database guy asked me to execute the following on the database. Dbcc dbreindex('tablename')
The report is running fine since then. I am still not satisfied if this is the reason the performance is back on track, but yeah the report is running fine again. There seems to be some problem with the indexes.
I am using standard classes provided by SAP to execute my query and after execution the resultset reference object is being closed, I am closing the connection.
the code is as below.
      PERFORM:
        connect               USING con_name con_ref,
        select_into_table     USING con_ref,
        disconnect            USING con_ref.
* FORM connect
* Connects to the database specified by the logical connection name
* P_CON_NAME which is expected to be specified in table DBCON. In case
* of success the form returns in P_CON_REF a reference to a connection
* object of class CL_SQL_CONNECTION.
* --> P_CON_NAME logical connection name
* <-- P_CON_REF   reference to a CL_SQL_CONNECTION object
FORM connect USING    p_con_name TYPE dbcon-con_name
                       p_con_ref TYPE REF TO cl_sql_connection
                       RAISING cx_sql_exception.
* if CON_NAME is not initial then try to open the connection, otherwise
* create a connection object representing the default connection.
IF p_con_name IS INITIAL.
    CREATE OBJECT p_con_ref.
ELSE.
    p_con_ref = cl_sql_connection=>get_connection( p_con_name ).
ENDIF.
ENDFORM.                    " connect
* FORM select_into_table
* Selects some rows from the test table and fetches the result rows
* into an internal table whose row structure corresponds to the
* queries select list columns.
FORM select_into_table
USING   p_con_ref TYPE REF TO cl_sql_connection
RAISING cx_sql_exception.
DATA:
    l_stmt         TYPE string,
    l_stmt_ref     TYPE REF TO cl_sql_statement,
    l_dref         TYPE REF TO data,
    l_res_ref      TYPE REF TO cl_sql_result_set,
*Data related query
    l_itab         TYPE TABLE OF t_pricing_report,
    l_row_cnt      TYPE i.
* create the query string
CONCATENATE
    'select A.SEQ,A.CONDTABLE,A.CONDNAME,A.VKORG,A.VTWEG,A.MATKL,A.MATNR,B.MTEXT,A.VKGRP,A.SGRPNAME,'
    'A.VKBUR,A.SOFFNAME,A.ZSALES,A.SCNTNAME,A.KUNNR,A.SCSTNAME,A.PRBATCH,A.INCO1,'
    'A.INCO2,A.DATAB,A.DATBI,A.KBETR,A.KONWA,A.KOSRT,B.MTART,B.GROES,B.VOLUM,B.EXTWG,B.WRKST,'
    'A.MXWRT,A.GKWRT,'
    'B.PATTERN,B.RIM,B.SERIES,B.SPDINDEX,B.LDINDX,B.MGROUP,B.APPLN,B.SDWALL,B.MGRPTXT'
    'FROM Z_PRICELIST A,Z_MATERIALVIEW B'
    'WHERE A.MANDT = ? AND'
          'B.MANDT = A.MANDT AND'
          'A.MATNR = B.MATNR AND'
          'A.KSCHL = ? AND'
          'A.CONDTABLE LIKE ? AND'
          'A.VKORG LIKE ? AND'
          'A.VTWEG LIKE ? AND'
          'A.MATKL >= ? AND A.MATKL <= ? AND'
          'A.MATNR >= ? AND A.MATNR <= ? AND'
          'A.INCO1 LIKE ? AND'
          'A.INCO2 LIKE ? AND'
          'A.ZSALES >= ? AND A.ZSALES <= ? AND'
          'A.KUNNR >= ? AND A.KUNNR <= ? AND'
          'A.PRBATCH >= ? AND A.PRBATCH <= ? AND'
          'A.VKBUR >= ? AND A.VKBUR <= ? AND'
          'A.VKGRP >= ? AND A.VKGRP <= ? AND'
          'B.WRKST >= ? AND B.WRKST <= ? AND'
          'B.MTART >= ? AND B.MTART <= ? AND'
          '? BETWEEN A.DATAB AND A.DATBI AND'
          'B.GROES LIKE ? AND'
          'B.LDINDX LIKE ? AND'
          'B.SPDINDEX LIKE ? AND'
          'B.RIM LIKE ? AND'
          'B.SERIES LIKE ? AND'
          'B.PATTERN LIKE ? AND'
          'B.MGROUP LIKE ?'
          'order by A.MATNR'
    INTO l_stmt SEPARATED BY space.                         "#EC NOTEXT
* create a statement object
l_stmt_ref = p_con_ref->create_statement( ).
* bind input variables
GET REFERENCE OF l_col1 INTO l_dref.
l_stmt_ref->set_param( l_dref ).
*binding other references here
GET REFERENCE OF l_col33 INTO l_dref.
l_stmt_ref->set_param( l_dref ).
* set the input values and execute the query
l_col1 = sy-mandt.
*..Assigning values here
l_col33 = p_mgroup.
* PERFORM trace_2 USING 'EXECUTE_QUERY' l_stmt l_col1 l_col2.
l_res_ref = l_stmt_ref->execute_query( l_stmt ).
* set output table
GET REFERENCE OF l_itab INTO l_dref.
l_res_ref->set_param_table( l_dref ).
* get the complete result set
l_row_cnt = l_res_ref->next_package( ).
* display the contents of the output table
* PERFORM trace_next_package USING l_itab.
* PERFORM trace_result USING l_row_cnt 'rows fetched'.
pricing_report[] = l_itab[].
free l_itab.
* don't forget to close the result set object in order to free
* resources on the database
l_res_ref->close( ).
ENDFORM.                    "select_into_table
* FORM disconnect
* Disconnect from the given connection. In case of the default
* connection this can be omitted.
FORM disconnect
USING   p_con_ref TYPE REF TO cl_sql_connection
RAISING cx_sql_exception.
DATA: l_con_name TYPE dbcon-con_name.
l_con_name = p_con_ref->get_con_name( ).
CHECK l_con_name <> cl_sql_connection=>c_default_connection.
* PERFORM trace_0 USING 'CLOSE CONNECTION' l_con_name.
p_con_ref->close( ).
* PERFORM trace_result USING l_con_name 'closed'.
ENDFORM.                    "disconnect
* FORM handle_sql_exception
* Write appropriate error messages when a SQL exception has occured
* --> P_SQLERR_REF reference to a CX_SQL_EXCEPTION object
FORM handle_sql_exception
USING p_sqlerr_ref TYPE REF TO cx_sql_exception.
FORMAT COLOR COL_NEGATIVE.
IF p_sqlerr_ref->db_error = 'X'.
    WRITE: / 'SQL error occured:', p_sqlerr_ref->sql_code,
           / p_sqlerr_ref->sql_message.                     "#EC NOTEXT
ELSE.
    WRITE:
      / 'Error from DBI (details in dev-trace):',
        p_sqlerr_ref->internal_error.                       "#EC NOTEXT
ENDIF.
ENDFORM.                    "handle_sql_exception

Problem with Dynamic Table Name

Hello all,
I am having trouble using a dynamic table name. I have the following code.....
declare l_cur sys_refcursor;
l_ID int;
l_tableName varchar(30);
BEGIN
open l_cur for
select hkc.ColumnID, mapping from &HKAPPDB_Schema_Name..doctablemapping ddm
inner join &HKDB_Schema_Name..HKColumns hkc on hkc.doctablemappingid = ddm.id
where ddm.id > 0;
LOOP
     FETCH l_cur into l_ID, l_tableName;
     EXIT WHEN l_cur%notfound;
     -- update missing VerbID in DocumentDocMapping table
     UPDATE &HKAPPDB_Schema_Name..IndexedDocument
     SET VerbID = (SELECT t.VerbID
                         FROM (SELECT DocRef, VerbID, DateUpdated
                              FROM &HKAPPDB_Schema_Name..l_tableName dd        - this is where the dynamic table name is used
                              WHERE dd.VerbID is not NULL))
     WHERE HKColumnID = l_ID AND VerbID is NULL;
END loop;
end;
/When I try to execute this i get an error
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
What am I doing wrong?
Regards,
Toby

redeye wrote:
I only started about 6 weeks ago, with no tutorials and learning it on the fly; Same here.. only my introduction was to a 12 node Oracle OPS cluster all those years ago.. and required a whole new mind set after using SQL-Server extensively. But it was fun. Still is. :-)
but thats what you get when a company throws you in at the deep end with a ridiculous time constraint to migrate a whole MSSQL DB.Migrating SQL-Server to Oracle is not a simple thing. A lot of best practices in SQL-Server are absolutely worse practices in Oracle - they are that different. Simple example is lock escalation - an issue in SQL-Server. In Oracle, the concept of a lock being escalated into a page lock simply does not exist.
In terms of getting the migration done as quickly and painlessly as possible I try to reuse all the logic as it appears in the MSSQL code - in this case it was using dynamic table names. I do not doubt that i am probably shooting myself in the foot in the long run.....As long as you do not splatter too much blood on us here.. not a problem :D
Seriously though - just keep in mind that what works in SQL-Server may not work as well (or even at all) in Oracle. So do not hesitate to refactor (from design to code to SQL) mercilessly when you think it is warranted.

Dynamic Table name in Inner Join in 4.6c

data: tab1(10) type c value 'MARA',
        tab2(10) type c value 'MAKT'.
data: dbtab1(10) type c,
         dbtab2(10) type c .
dbtab1 = tab1.
dbtab2 = tab2.
DATA: BEGIN OF itab occurs 0,
           matnr TYPE mara-matnr,
           maktx type makt-maktx,
END OF itab.
DATA: column_syntax TYPE string,
            dbtab_syntax TYPE string.
PARAMETERS: p_matnr TYPE mara-matnr.
dbtab_syntax = '( (dbtab1) AS t1 '
&' INNER JOIN (dbtab2) AS t4 ON t1MATNR = t4MATNR )'.
SELECT matnr maktx
FROM (dbtab_syntax)
INTO TABLE itab WHERE t4~matnr   = p_matnr.
Got the following error:
"A table name, specified in an SQL command, is unknown"
It seems not able to read dynamic table name in dbtab_syntax.
thanks
anya
Moderation Message: Duplicate Post.
Edited by: kishan P on Nov 29, 2010 11:17 AM

Hi,
Check this link.
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fc/eb39c4358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm]
[Re: accessing dynamic internal table's fields??;
hope it'll help u.
Regards,
Sneha.
Edited by: sneha kumari on Jun 18, 2009 1:57 PM

Passing dynamic table name in ADO. net destination

I am new to SSIS and I have a requirement where i need to pass dynamic table name in ADO .net destination .
My package contains an "Execute Sql task" in the control flow which computes the destination table name to be provided at run time and stores it in a variable expression
"@[User::Table_name]"(which has a scope of full package).
Now, the problem I'm facing right now is that , I am unable to use this variable expression in the ADO .Net Destination .
I need to pass this variable expression as the table name in ado .net destination.
But, whenever I use this variable in place as the table name I keep on getting this error and my package fails:-
[ADO NET Destination [403]] Error: The Table or View name is not expected. \n\t If you are quoting the table name, please use the prefix " and the suffix " of your selected data provider for quotation. \n\t If you are using multipart name,
please use at most three parts for the table name.
Although ,I am able to run my package when i am providing the existing(static) table name.So there is nothing wrong with the package.
Tried a lot of things still not working..Please help...

I am having the result stored in the variable expression . I just need a way to be able to use it as the Destination table in ADO .net Destination.
I am not sure if this will work for you, but I am able to store the table name in variable and use it dynamically (via data flow task expression property ) as shown.
Thanks, hsbal
Hi Adeep,
Based on my further research, just as hsbal said, we can set a variable as ADO.NET Destination table via Expressions property in Data Flow Task.
If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
TechNet Community Support

Dynamic table name - error

After run (or test) of procedure
create or replace procedure tmp_select_dymanic
( AInTable IN VARCHAR2,
ACount OUT NUMBER
) as
begin
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'BEGIN SELECT count(*) INTO :Count FROM :InTable END;'
USING ACount, AInTable;
end tmp_select_dymanic;
error message: invalid table name.
I know the table exists and contains data. I can make SELECT in SQL (not dynamic).
What a reason for error? May be privileges in database? But i make SELECT on my own table?
How can i set dynamic table name in other way?
My Oracle Version 10g.

What you are asking can be done by REF_CURSOR;
look this example and try your self the rest:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE insert_to_table_dinamic (
   table1   IN   VARCHAR2,
   table2   IN   VARCHAR2
AS
   rc         sys_refcursor;
   v_sql      VARCHAR2 (2000);
   v_deptno   NUMBER;
BEGIN
   v_sql :=
         'SELECT DEPTNO FROM '
      || table1
      || ' WHERE ROWNUM = 1 AND DEPTNO IS NOT NULL';
   OPEN rc FOR v_sql;
   LOOP
      FETCH rc
       INTO v_deptno;
      EXIT WHEN rc%NOTFOUND;
      v_sql :=
            'UPDATE '
         || table2
         || ' SET DEPTNO = '
         || v_deptno
         || ' WHERE DEPTNO IS NULL';
      EXECUTE IMMEDIATE v_sql;
   END LOOP;
EXCEPTION
   WHEN OTHERS
   THEN
      DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (SQLCODE || SQLERRM);
END insert_to_table_dinamic;when i give DEPT , EMP as my 2 parameters above code will set the deptno in EMP table where deptno is null;
--Just a test proc.

Dynamic table name from Arguments in cfquery /

I'm trying to use dynamic table names in a cfc but seem to
have hit upon a wall as my calling methods from flash keep hitting
my _error methods - Code attached to show what I'm trying to
achieve; if anyone can give me some pointers it would be a great
help. I've seen numerous by using the Form with the arguments but
this is coming into a gateway used by a flash component and doesn't
work no matter how much I fiddle the code.
Thanks in advance

There was a time when I needed a dynamic query such as this.
BUT, it is very dangerous, which is why I took a few steps to make
it more secure.
1. Always use cfqueryparam and strict datatyping
2. Use listFindNoCase for known table names in the database
e.g
<cfset variables.tableNames =
"items,products,categories,blog" />
<cfif
listContainsNoCase(variables.tableNames,lCase(trim(arguments.tableName)),",")>
query here
<cfelse>
Error: Unknown table requested
</cfif>
Mikey

List Region with Dynamic Table name

Trying to build a page that is similar to Query Builder. On the left side of my page, I need to populate a list of table names from a SQL statement. Once the list is created, will need to perform some addtional actions when user clicks onthe specific row in the list.
What is the best way to create the list (based on SQL) that will allow me to be call some addtional processing when user clicks on the specific row?
Thanks!

" this is the problem
*    FROM (g_dso_bic_dofr )AS t1   "<<--- check spaces in here
    FROM (g_dso_bic_dofr) AS t1    "<<--- and here
    INNER JOIN /bic/pzifremom AS t2
      ON t1~/bic/ziparomr = t2~/bic/ziparomr
" --- to here
I think there's the problem, the space behind the parenthesis.
Regards

Dynamic table name in native sql query

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