Exception when inserting a XML document into database

Hello.
I'm trying to insert the content of a XML document into a database. The problem consists on the exception that is raised when a FK in the XML is not in the database as a PK
How can i catch these exceptions and continuing inserting the rest of the data
Thanks in advance ...

I really hope for you this wasn't a production database, as mentioned in the URL, it has been some years ago for me fiddling around this which was btw a supported metalink workaround ONCE (during my Oracle 7 days), but now, I wouldn't be surprised if you now have mixed NLS content in your tables/database and more or less "corrupted" your content.
The initial issue was probably a client one.
BTW
I actually hope it was a production database, maybe then you would learn that way, that you SHOULD NEVER EVER UPDATE DATABASE BASE TABLES directly...
...unless (the only exception) you want to learn something about the internals and don't care that your TEST database gets corrupted....

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<event-listeners set-invoker="true">
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<defaultChildConfig>
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    </configuration>
</defaultChildConfig>
</ResConfig>'
res := dbms_xdb.CreateResource(resconfig_path, resconfig);
dbms_resconfig.addResConfig(resource_path, resconfig_path, null);
end;
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<root xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"/>This works :
SQL> declare
2    res boolean;
3 begin
4    res := dbms_xdb.CreateResource('/public/tmp/test.xml',
5               xmltype(bfilename('TEST_DIR','test.xml'), nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8')));
6 end;
7 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select XMLSerialize(document xdburitype('/public/xml/result.xml').getXML()
as clob indent size = 2) result
2 from dual
3 ;
RESULT
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urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:sese.023.001.01 http://www.test.com/Testswift.xsd
"/>With the same document loaded via FTP, we get :
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...We then get the expected result after FTP transfer :
SQL> select XMLSerialize(document xdburitype('/public/xml/result.xml').getXML()
as clob indent size = 2) result
2 from dual
3 ;
RESULT
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="
urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:sese.023.001.01 http://www.test.com/Testswift.xsd
"/>The workaround also works for the DOM version presented above.
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How to convert Xml Document into orcale tempary table

i am creating xml document into java and passing this xml into oracle database and i need to fetch this xml into result set | rowset.
Xml Structure
<Department deptno="100">
<DeptName>Sports</DeptName>
<EmployeeList>
<Employee empno="200"><Ename>John</Ename><Salary>33333</Salary>
</Employee>
<Employee empno="300"><Ename>Jack</Ename><Salary>333444</Salary>
</Employee>
</EmployeeList>
</Department>
i need like this format
Deptno DeptName empno Ename Salary
100 Sports 200 Jhon 2500
100 Sports 300 Jack 3000

It does depend on your version as odie suggests.
Here's a way that will work in 10g...
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 with t as (select xmltype('<Department deptno="100">
2 <DeptName>Sports</DeptName>
3 <EmployeeList>
4 <Employee empno="200"><Ename>John</Ename><Salary>33333</Salary>
5 </Employee>
6 <Employee empno="300"><Ename>Jack</Ename><Salary>333444</Salary>
7 </Employee>
8 </EmployeeList>
9 </Department>
10 ') as xml from dual)
11 --
12 -- End of test data, Use query below
13 --
14 select x.deptno, x.deptname
15        ,y.empno, y.ename, y.salary
16 from t
17      ,xmltable('/'
18                passing t.xml
19                columns deptno   number       path '/Department/@deptno'
20                       ,deptname varchar2(10) path '/Department/DeptName'
21                       ,emps     xmltype      path '/Department/EmployeeList'
22               ) x
23      ,xmltable('/EmployeeList/Employee'
24                passing x.emps
25                columns empno    number       path '/Employee/@empno'
26                       ,ename    varchar2(10) path '/Employee/Ename'
27                       ,salary   number       path '/Employee/Salary'
28*              ) y
SQL> /
    DEPTNO DEPTNAME        EMPNO ENAME          SALARY
       100 Sports            200 John            33333
       100 Sports            300 Jack           333444
SQL>If the XML is a string e.g. a CLOB then it can easily be converted to XMLTYPE using the XMLTYPE function.

How to ftp XML document into a XML type which is not created by itself.

Hi,
1.
I have a table call SNPLEX_DESIGN which is created automaticly when I register a snplex_design.xsd XML schema.( Oracle creates it through the xdb:defaultTable="SNPLEX_DESIGN attribute). and it is created using SNPLEX user account.
2.
I also created a folder (resource) call /home/SNPLEX/Orders. which is used to hold all the incoming XML document.
3.
I created another user account call SNPLEX_APP, which is the only user account allowed to FTP XML document into /home/SNPLEX/Orders folder.
Isuues,
If I login as SNPLEX user, I can ftp XML document into the folder and TABLE (the file size = 0). But If I login as SNPLEX_APP user account, I can only ftp XML document into the folder, but Oracle doesn't store the document into the table( becuase the files size shows a number).
I have granted all the ACL privileges on the /home/SNPEX/Orders folder to SNPLEX_APP hrough OEM.
DO I miss anything. Any helps will be great appreciated. Resolve this issues is very import to us, sicne we are on a stage to roll system into production.
Regards,
Jinsen

IN order for a registered schema to be available to other users the schema must be registered as a GLOBAL, rather than a LOCAL Schema. This is controlled by the third agument passed to registerSChema, and the default is local. Note that you will also need to explicity grant appropriate permissions on any tables created by the schema registration process to other users who will be loading or reading data from these tables.

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