Executing dynamic procedure with record type
Hi,
I have a small issue...I'm not attaching any tables / data..etc...I just want to know how to pass the record type to a procedure (which are actually obtained from a table) dynaically..Unable to form the sql statement..
I get an error saying that "wrong number or types of arguments in call to ||"...
-- see ** below where I'm getting an error.
.Need to pass the whole record type "l_shl_order_msg"
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE CM_BUILD_MSG_PRC (P_IN_BLD_MSG_CURSOR IN SYS_REFCURSOR,
P_OUT_BLD_MSG_CURSOR OUT SYS_REFCURSOR)
IS
l_shl_order_msg CRAE_INTERFACE.GLB_VAR_PKG.deid_SHELL_order_typ;
V_MSG_SHELL_NAME VARCHAR2(1000);
V_MESG_TEXT_SEGMENT VARCHAR2(1000);
V_TEXT VARCHAR2(1000);
V_MSG_TEXT VARCHAR2(4000);
V_MSG_FINAL_TEXT VARCHAR2(4000);
V_MSG_PROC VARCHAR2(1000);
V_SQL VARCHAR2(4000);
V_CNT NUMBER;
L_STATUS VARCHAR2(100);
L_REASON VARCHAR2(1000);
BEGIN
LOOP
FETCH P_IN_BLD_MSG_CURSOR
INTO l_shl_order_msg;
EXIT WHEN P_IN_BLD_MSG_CURSOR%NOTFOUND;
END LOOP;
Select mesg_shell_text, mesg_dynamic_var_count
into V_MSG_TEXT, V_CNT
from CRAE_MESG_MASTER
where mesg_shell_name = l_shl_order_msg.SHELL_ID;
For i in 1..V_CNT
LOOP
SELECT MESG_SHELL_NAME, MESG_TEXT_SEGMENT, PROCEDURE_NAME
INTO V_MSG_SHELL_NAME, V_MESG_TEXT_SEGMENT, V_MSG_PROC
FROM CRAE_MESG_MASTER_DETAIL
WHERE I = MESG_SEQ_NUMBER
AND mesg_shell_name = l_shl_order_msg.SHELL_ID;
V_SQL:= 'BEGIN '||V_MSG_PROC||'(''' || l_shl_order_msg|| ''',' ||
'''' || V_MSG_SHELL_NAME || ''',' || '''' || V_MESG_TEXT_SEGMENT
|| ''', CRAE_INTERFACE.GLB_VAR_PKG.V_TEXT );'||'END;';
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(V_SQL);
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE (V_SQL);
V_TEXT := CRAE_INTERFACE.GLB_VAR_PKG.V_TEXT;
IF I = 1
THEN
V_MSG_TEXT := REPLACE(V_MSG_TEXT,V_MESG_TEXT_SEGMENT,V_TEXT);
V_MSG_FINAL_TEXT := V_MSG_TEXT;
ELSE
V_MSG_FINAL_TEXT := REPLACE(V_MSG_FINAL_TEXT,V_MESG_TEXT_SEGMENT,V_TEXT);
END IF;
END LOOP;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(V_MSG_FINAL_TEXT);
-- L_STATUS := CRAE_INTERFACE.GLB_VAR_PKG.V_STATUS;
-- L_REASON := CRAE_INTERFACE.GLB_VAR_PKG.V_REASON;
OPEN P_OUT_BLD_MSG_CURSOR
FOR
SELECT l_shl_order_msg.MESSAGE_DATE_TIME,
l_shl_order_msg.MASKED_ID,
l_shl_order_msg.OFFSET_DATE,
l_shl_order_msg.PATIENT_ACCOUNT_NUMBER,
l_shl_order_msg.ORDER_CONTROL,
l_shl_order_msg.PLACER_ORDER_NUMBER,
l_shl_order_msg.QUANTITY,
l_shl_order_msg.INTERVAL,
l_shl_order_msg.DURATION,
l_shl_order_msg.START_DATE_TIME,
l_shl_order_msg.END_DATE_TIME,
l_shl_order_msg.PRIORITY,
l_shl_order_msg.ORDERING_DATE,
l_shl_order_msg.ENTERED_BY_ID,
l_shl_order_msg.ENTERED_BY_FAMILY_NAME,
l_shl_order_msg.ENTERED_BY_GIVEN_NAME,
l_shl_order_msg.ORDERED_BY_ID,
l_shl_order_msg.ORDERED_BY_FAMILY_NAME,
l_shl_order_msg.ORDERED_BY_GIVEN_NAME,
l_shl_order_msg.REPEAT_PATTERN,
l_shl_order_msg.DRUG_CODE,
l_shl_order_msg.DRUG_DESCRIPTION,
l_shl_order_msg.REQUESTED_GIVE_AMOUNT,
l_shl_order_msg.REQUESTED_GIVEN_UNIT,
l_shl_order_msg.SIG,
l_shl_order_msg.ALLOW_SUBSTITUTION,
l_shl_order_msg.REQUESTED_DISPENSE_AMOUNT,
l_shl_order_msg.REQUESTED_DISPENSE_UNIT,
l_shl_order_msg.REFILLS,
l_shl_order_msg.ROUTE,
l_shl_order_msg.STATUS,
l_shl_order_msg.REASON,
V_MSG_FINAL_TEXT,
T.COMP_ID,
T.PROC_ID,
T.Procedure_Desc
FROM CRAE_MESG_rule_MASTER T
WHERE MSG_SHELL_NAME = l_shl_order_msg.SHELL_ID;
-- dbms_output.put_line (l_shl_order_msg.MESSAGE_DATE_TIME);
END;** I get an error saying that "wrong number or types of arguments in call to ||"...
Not sure how to pass record type dynamically...
sb,
declare
l_shl_order_msg CRAE_INTERFACE.GLB_VAR_PKG.deid_SHELL_order_typ;
V_MSG_SHELL_NAME VARCHAR2(1000);
V_MESG_TEXT_SEGMENT VARCHAR2(1000);
V_SQL VARCHAR2(4000);
V_MSG_PROC VARCHAR2(1000);
begin
V_SQL := 'BEGIN '||V_MSG_PROC||'(l_shl_order_msg)'||'END;';
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(V_SQL);
end;when I execute this...l_shl_order_msg is passed as variable..but instead I want to pass all columns in the recordtype to be passed..
ex : l_shl_order_msg.id, l_shl_order_msg.name....etc..
This is what is being passed :
BEGIN ATTRIBUTE_PRC( l_shl_order_msg ,'CDS_1','text-1', CRAE_INTERFACE.GLB_VAR_PKG..V_TEXT );
ATTRIBUTE_PRC has already been defines as record type with i/p parameter..
Edited by: user7431648 on Jul 26, 2012 8:25 AM
Edited by: user7431648 on Jul 26, 2012 8:27 AM
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Write: 'bye'.
Regards,
Naimesh Patel -
Stored procedure with custom type failed from jdbc
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How can I access the result returned by this.
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