Executing procedure in package problem
Hi, i have a procedure called Newcar. i have now created a package and put the Newcar procedure inside the package body. but when i want to invoke it (to put data) by running execute packageTest.Newcar('Ferrari', 007) i get ORA-00900: invallid sql statement. what is wrong? the package spec and body gets created ok:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE packageTest IS
PROCEDURE Newcar(vname IN VARCHAR2, vreg IN NUMBER);
END packageTest;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY packageTest IS
PROCEDURE Newcar
(vname IN VARCHAR2, vreg IN NUMBER)
IS
l_vreg NUMBER;
BEGIN
l_vreg := vreg;
IF vreg > 999 THEN
l_vreg := 999;
END IF;
INSERT INTO CARS (carname, carreg)
VALUES
(vname, l_vreg);
END Newcar;
END packageTest;
/
Worked for me. Are there other details that might be relevant? The table definition perhaps? Triggers? Can you post similar output from your SQL*Plus session?
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE packageTest IS
2 PROCEDURE Newcar(vname IN VARCHAR2, vreg IN NUMBER);
3 END packageTest;
4 /
Package created.
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY packageTest IS
2 PROCEDURE Newcar
3 (vname IN VARCHAR2, vreg IN NUMBER)
4 IS
5 l_vreg NUMBER;
6 BEGIN
7 l_vreg := vreg;
8 IF vreg > 999 THEN
9 l_vreg := 999;
10 END IF;
11
12 INSERT INTO CARS (carname, carreg)
13 VALUES
14 (vname, l_vreg);
15 END Newcar;
16 END packageTest;
17 /
Package body created.
SQL> execute packageTest.Newcar('Ferrari', 007)
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from cars;
CARNAME CARREG
Ferrari 7
SQL>
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Requirements of Oracle Stored Procedures
In order for Crystal Reports to report off Oracle stored procedures, all of the
following requirements must exist.
u2022 To use an ODBC connection to access an Oracle stored procedure, you
must create a package that defines the REF CURSOR. This REF CURSOR
must be strongly bound to a static pre-defined structure (see Strongly Bound
REF CURSORs vs Weakly Bound REF CURSORs). This package must be
created separately and before the creation of the stored procedure.
u2022 A native connection to Oracle in Crystal Reports 9 and Crystal Reports 10
can be used to access an Oracle stored procedure that was created within a
package and also an Oracle stored procedure that references a weakly bound
REF CURSOR
u2022 The stored procedure must have a parameter that is a REF CURSOR type.
Crystal Reports uses this parameter to access and define the result set that
the stored procedure returns.
u2022 The REF CURSOR parameter must be defined as IN OUT (read/write
mode). After the stored procedure has opened and assigned a query to the
REF CURSOR, Crystal Reports will perform a FETCH call for every row
from the queryu2019s result. This is why the parameter must be defined as IN
OUT.
u2022 The parameters can only be defined as IN (input) parameters. Crystal
Reports is not designed to work with OUT parameters.
u2022 The REF CURSOR variable must be opened and assigned its query within
the procedure.
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u2022 The stored procedure can only return one record set. The structure of this
record set must not changed, based on parameters.
u2022 The stored procedure cannot call another stored procedure.
u2022 If using an ODBC driver, it must be the CR Oracle ODBC driver installed
by Crystal Reports.
u2022 If you are using the CR ODBC driver, verify that the option u2018Procedure
Return Resultsu2019 is selected as u2018Onu2019 in the ODBC Driver Configuration setup
under the u2018Advancedu2019 tab.
u2022 If you are using the native Oracle driver and using hard-coded date selection
within the stored procedure, the date selection must use either a string
representation format of YYYY-DD-MM (where the date field = 2004-01-
01) or the To_Date formula function with the same format specified (where
date field = To_Date(2004-01-01u2019,u2019YYYY-MM-DDu2019).
u2022 Most importantly, the stored procedure must be able to execute successfully
in Oracleu2019s SQL *Plus utility.
If all of these requirements have been met, verify that the database driver that
you are using works with that version of Oracle.
Strongly Bound REF CURSORs versus Weakly
Bound REF CURSORs
When declaring the REF CURSOR in an Oracle package, the REF CURSOR
may be strongly bound or it may be weakly bound.
A strongly bound REF CURSOR is bound with the same structure that is used
by the outputted SELECT statement in the Oracle stored procedure.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE Test_Package
AS TYPE Test_Type IS REF CURSOR RETURN Test_Table%ROWTYPE;
END Test_Package;
The example code in green displays the REF CURSOR strongly bound. In this
example, the REF CURSOR is bound with the row structure of the Test_Table
table.
A weakly bound REF CURSOR is not assigned a structure in the Oracle
package.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE Test_Package
AS TYPE Test_Type IS REF CURSOR;
END Test_Package;
Although the REF CURSOR is not assigned a structure in the Oracle package,
the Oracle stored procedure itself must return a record set with a structure that
does not change based on parameters.
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Creating an Oracle Stored Procedure
Samples of stored procedures and their steps on how to create them are
provided. These are samples of Oracle stored procedures that will return a result
set in Crystal Reports. If these samples were executed in the Oracle connection
utility, SQL *Plus, they should run successfully.
NOTE These sample stored procedures are provided as a tip. Refer to your Oracle
documentation for more information on creating stored procedures.
Sample A: Use with ODBC and native
connections in Crystal Reports
1. Create a table.
CREATE TABLE Test_Table
(ID number(5),
Firstname varchar2(30),
Lastname varchar2(30),
Birthday date);
2. Insert values into the table.
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(1, 'Christopher', 'Jones', '01-Nov-70');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(2, 'Maria', 'Marshall', '02-Jan-77');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(3, 'Jonathan', 'Campbell', '09-Aug-75');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(4, 'Julie', 'Gagnon', '23-Dec-72');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(5, 'Daemon', 'Thompson', '11-Feb-69');
3. Create the Package.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE Test_Package
AS TYPE Test_Type IS REF CURSOR RETURN Test_Table%ROWTYPE;
END Test_Package;
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Test_Cursor IN OUT Test_Package.Test_Type,
Test_Parameter IN Test_Table.ID%TYPE)
AS
BEGIN
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OPEN Test_Cursor FOR
SELECT *
FROM Test_Table
WHERE Test_Table.ID = Test_Parameter;
END Test_Procedure;
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execute the stored procedure.
Sample B: Weakly Bound REF CURSOR
Only use this sample with a native connection to Crystal Reports 9 or later.
1. Create a table.
CREATE TABLE Test_Table
(ID number(5),
Firstname varchar2(30),
Lastname varchar2(30),
Birthday date);
2. Insert values into the table.
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(1, 'Christopher', 'Jones', '01-Nov-70');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(2, 'Maria', 'Marshall', '02-Jan-77');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(3, 'Jonathan', 'Campbell', '09-Aug-75');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(4, 'Julie', 'Gagnon', '23-Dec-72');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(5, 'Daemon', 'Thompson', '11-Feb-69');
3. Create the Package.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE Test_Package
AS TYPE Test_Type IS REF CURSOR;
END Test_Package;
4. Create the stored procedure.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Test_Procedure (
Test_Cursor IN OUT Test_Package.Test_Type,
Test_Parameter IN Test_Table.ID%TYPE)
AS
BEGIN
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OPEN Test_Cursor FOR
SELECT *
FROM Test_Table
WHERE Test_Table.ID = Test_Parameter;
END Test_Procedure;
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execute the stored procedure.
Sample C: Stored procedure created within a
package
Only use this sample with a native connection to Crystal Reports 9 or later.
1. Create a table.
CREATE TABLE Test_Table
(ID number(5),
Firstname varchar2(30),
Lastname varchar2(30),
Birthday date);
2. Insert values into the table.
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(1, 'Christopher', 'Jones', '01-Nov-70');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(2, 'Maria', 'Marshall', '02-Jan-77');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(3, 'Jonathan', 'Campbell', '09-Aug-75');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(4, 'Julie', 'Gagnon', '23-Dec-72');
INSERT INTO Test_Table VALUES
(5, 'Daemon', 'Thompson', '11-Feb-69');
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AS TYPE Test_Type IS REF CURSOR RETURN Test_Table%ROWTYPE;
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4. Create the Package Body (With The Code For The Stored Procedure).
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY Test_Package
AS
PROCEDURE Test_Procedure (
Test_Cursor IN OUT Test_Type,
Test_Parameter IN Test_Table.ID%TYPE
) IS
BEGIN
OPEN Test_Cursor FOR
SELECT *
FROM Test_Table
WHERE Test_Table.ID = Test_Parameter;
END Test_Procedure;
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What's wrong with executing procedure in package???
I am new to SQL Developer. I had developed a PL/SQL package<br>
(called COMMON_SQL) and compiled<br>
in my database. I could see my package in USER_OBJECTS<br><p>
COMMON_SQL 13966 PACKAGE 03-APR-07 03-APR-07 2007-04-03:22:46:27 VALID N N N<br>
COMMON_SQL 13967 PACKAGE BODY 03-APR-07 03-APR-07 2007-04-03:22:48:21 VALID N N N<br><p>
I did not find any compilation error on the package in USER_ERRORS,<br>
i.e. the package was compiled and deployed successfully in my database.<br><p>
But when ran the procedure CHECK_AND_DROP_OBJ in the package
as follows:<br>
declare flag integer := 1;<br>
execute COMMON_SQL.CHECK_AND_DROP_OBJ('EXCEPTIONS','TABLE',flag);<br>
/<br><p>
It gave me the following error message:<br>
Error report:<br>
ORA-06550: line 2, column 65:<br>
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "end-of-file" when <br>expecting one of the following:<br>
begin function package pragma procedure subtype type use<br>
<an identifier> <a double-quoted delimited-identifier> form<br>
current cursor<br>
06550. 00000 - "line %s, column %s:\n%s"<br>
*Cause: Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.<br>
*Action:<br><p>
where line 2, column 65 pointed to the last semicolon on the second line.<br><p>
So why did it produce such an error?<br>
Can anyone tell me what the problem was?<br>
Do I need to configure or initialize SQL Developer?<br><p>
Thanks for your help in advance,<br><p>
AK<br><p>
P.S. Here is the body of my package COMMON_SQL:<br>
create or replace package body COMMON_SQL<br>
as<br>
<code> -- This procedure check for the existence of any database object by type.<br>
-- It drops the object if it exists.<br>
-- obj is the name of the dtabase object<br>
-- type is the type of the object: table, index, sequence, synonym<br>
-- flag has different types of values. <br>
-- For in, flag = 1 for print debug message.<br>
-- For out, flag = 0 for object not found.<br>
-- flag = 1 for object found and dropped.<br>
-- flag = -1 for error.<br>
procedure CHECK_AND_DROP_OBJ (obj in varchar2, type in varchar2, flag in out integer)<br>
is<br>
obj_type USER_CATALOG.TABLE_TYPE%type;<br>
str varchar2(100);<br>
cursor obj_cur is<br>
select TABLE_TYPE from USER_CATALOG where TABLE_NAME = obj;<br>
begin<br>
open obj_cur;<br>
fetch obj_cur into obj_type;<br>
if obj_cur%NOTFOUND<br>
then<br>
str := 'obj ' || obj || ' is not found';<br>
if flag = 1<br>
then<br>
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(str);<br>
end if;<br>
flag := 0; -- return 0<br>
elsif obj_type = type<br>
then<br>
str := 'drop ' || obj_type || ' ' || obj;<br>
execute immediate(str);<br>
if flag = 1<br>
then<br>
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(str);<br>
end if;<br>
flag := 1; -- return 1<br>
else<br>
str := 'obj ' || obj || ' has type mismatch';<br>
if flag = 1<br>
then<br>
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(str);<br>
end if;<br>
flag := -1; -- return -1<br>
end if;<br>
close obj_cur;<br>
--exception<br>
null; ??<br>
END; --CHECK_AND_DROP_OBJ <br>
END;<br>
</code>
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user567947smitjb,<br><p>
I modified the package slightly and redeployed the package successfully.<br>
Then I ran the stored procedure as you suggested:<br>
declare debugf integer:=1;<br>
rc integer:=0;<br>
begin<br> SYSTEM.COMMON_SQL.CREATE_AND_DROP_OBJ('MPGCV_USER_SEQ','SEQUENCE',debugf,rc);<br>
end;<br>
/<br><p>
But I still got, sort of, similar error:<br>
Error starting at line 1 in command:<br>
declare debugf integer:=1;<br>
rc integer:=0;<br>
begin<br>
SYSTEM.COMMON_SQL.CREATE_AND_DROP_OBJ('MPGCV_USER_SEQ','SEQUENCE',debugf,rc);<br>
end;<br>
Error report:<br>
ORA-06550: line 4, column 23:<br>
PLS-00302: component 'CREATE_AND_DROP_OBJ' must be declared<br>
ORA-06550: line 4, column 5:<br>
PL/SQL: Statement ignored<br>
06550. 00000 - "line %s, column %s:\n%s"<br>
*Cause: Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.<br>
*Action:<br><p>
I checked USER_ERRORS (found no error), and USER_OBJECTS and found both the package spec and body<br>
So why did it not recognize the package and its stored procedure?<br>
I was using SYSTEM account and should have the correct schema and privilege.<br>
Any idea?<br><p>
Thanks,<br><p>
AK<br><p>
P.S. Here is the body of my package:<br>
<code>
-- This package body contains all the functions/procedures<br>
-- needed by any PL/SQL scripts<br>
create or replace package body SYSTEM.COMMON_SQL<br>
as<br>
-- This procedure check for the existence of any database object by type.<br>
-- It drops the object if it exists.<br>
-- obj is the name of the dtabase object<br>
-- otype is the type of the object: table, index, sequence, synonym<br>
-- debugf indicates to print debugging message or not. <br>
-- rc is the return code, <br>
-- rc = 0 for object not found.<br>
-- rc = 1 for object found and dropped.<br>
-- rc = -1 for error.<br>
procedure CHECK_AND_DROP_OBJ (obj in varchar2, otype in varchar2, debugf in integer, rc out integer)<br>
is<br>
obj_type USER_CATALOG.TABLE_TYPE%type;<br>
str varchar2(100);<br>
cursor obj_cur is<br>
select TABLE_TYPE from USER_CATALOG where TABLE_NAME = obj;<br>
begin<br>
open obj_cur;<br>
fetch obj_cur into obj_type;<br>
if obj_type = otype<br>
then<br>
str := 'drop ' || obj_type || ' ' || obj;<br>
execute immediate(str);<br>
if debugf = 1<br>
then<br>
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(str);<br>
end if;<br>
rc := 1; -- return 1<br>
else<br>
str := 'obj ' || obj || ' has type mismatch';<br>
if debugf = 1<br>
then<br>
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(str);<br>
end if;<br>
rc := -1; -- return -1<br>
end if;<br>
close obj_cur;<br>
exception<br>
when NO_DATA_FOUND<br>
then<br>
str := 'obj ' || obj || ' is not found';<br>
if debugf = 1<br>
then<br>
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(str);<br>
end if;<br>
rc := 0; -- return 0<br>
when OTHERS<br>
then<br>
str := 'error encountered SQLCODE:' || to_char(SQLCODE) || <br>
' SQLERRM:' || SQLERRM;<br>
if debugf = 1<br>
then<br>
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(str);<br>
end if;<br>
rc := -1; -- return -1<br>
END; --CHECK_AND_DROP_OBJ <br>
END;<br>
/<br>
</code> -
Error executing procedure in package
If someone can help me, i'd greatly appreciate it!
I created a package (see code below) in the Portal Navigator and I'm getting the following error when i try to execute the procedure:
ORA-06550: line 2, column 16:
PLS-00201: identifier 'CURSOR' must be declared
ORA-06550: line 2, column 12:
PL/SQL: Item ignored
ORA-06550: line 4, column 46:
PLS-00320: the declaration of the type of this expression is incomplete or malformed
ORA-06550: line 4, column 1:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
ORA-06550: line 6, column 20:
PLS-00320: the declaration of the type of this expression is incomplete or malformed
ORA-06550: line 6, column 1:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored (WWV-11230)
Failed to parse as PORTAL - declare
local_var1 REF CURSOR;
begin
"CONCORD"."TAB_LINKS"."GETLINKS" ( VLINKS => local_var1, V_tab=> 'Analytics');
htp.p(htf.br||'OUT parameter values:'||htf.br);
htp.p('VLINKS - '||local_var1||htf.br);
end; (WWV-08300)
Create or Replace Package TAB_LINKS
as
TYPE vrefcur IS REF CURSOR;
procedure getlinks(vlinks OUT tab_links.vrefcur,
v_tab IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL);
END;
Create or Replace Package BODY TAB_LINKS
AS
procedure getlinks
(vlinks OUT tab_links.vrefcur,
v_tab IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL)
as
vsql varchar2(3000);
vuser varchar2(50) := orasso.wwctx_api.get_user();
vgroup number := orasso.wwsec_api.get_defaultgroup();
BEGIN
/* retrieves the links based on the title and group name */
vsql := 'select url,target,name
from table_links
where groupid= '''||vgroup||'''
and upper(cornertitle)
= '''||upper(v_cornertitle)||'''
and type = ''sidebar''
order by itemid';
--htp.p(vsql);
open vlinks for vsql;
END getlinks;
END;I tried executing the code in orasso schema
got below error first
Error in creating PACKAGE BODY. (WWV-17098)
Line No. 15 : PLS-00201: identifier 'V_CORNERTITLE' must be declared (WWV-17050)
Line No. 11 : PL/SQL: Statement ignored (WWV-17050)
ORA-24344: success with compilation error (WWV-11230)
Failed to parse as PORTAL - create or replace package body ORASSO.TAB_LINKS as
procedure getlinks
(vlinks OUT tab_links.vrefcur,
v_tab IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL)
as
vsql varchar2(3000);
vuser varchar2(50) := orasso.wwctx_api.get_user();
vgroup number := orasso.wwsec_api.get_defaultgroup();
Declared 'v_cornertitle' ,the package got created.
Complied also, the status shows valid. -
Problem with procedure in package
Problem with procedure in package:
create table accounts
(acno number(10),
name varchar2(20),
balance number(10,2));
create package banking is
procedure new_acct(acno NUMBER, name IN VARCHAR);
procedure acct_dep(acno IN NUMBER, amount IN NUMBER);
procedure acc_wdr(acno IN NUMBER, amount IN NUMBER);
procedure acc_bal(acno IN NUMBER, bal OUT NUMBER);
function acc_drwn(acno IN NUMBER) RETURN BOOLEAN;
end banking;
create or replace package body banking is
procedure new_acct ( acno IN number,
name IN varchar) is
begin
insert into accounts
(acno, name, balance)
values
(acno, name,0);
end;
procedure acct_dep(acno IN NUMBER,
amount IN NUMBER) is
begin
update accounts
set balance = balance + amount
where acno = acno;
end;
procedure acc_wdr(acno IN NUMBER,
amount IN NUMBER) is
begin
update accounts
set balance = balance - amount
where acno = acno;
end;
procedure acc_bal(acno IN NUMBER,
bal OUT NUMBER) is
begin
declare cursor c_balance(i_acno IN accounts.acno%type) is
select balance
from accounts
where acno = i_acno;
acc_bal accounts.balance%type;
begin
if c_balance%isopen then
close c_balance;
end if;
open c_balance(acno);
fetch c_balance into acc_bal;
close c_balance;
end;
end;
function acc_drwn(acno IN NUMBER) RETURN BOOLEAN is
begin
declare cursor c_balance(i_acno IN accounts.acno%type) is
select balance
from accounts
where acno = i_acno;
bal accounts.balance%type;
begin
if c_balance%isopen then
close c_balance;
end if;
open c_balance(acno);
fetch c_balance into bal;
close c_balance;
if bal < 0 then
return true;
else
return false;
end if;
end;
end;
end banking;
begin
banking.new_acct(123,'FRANKS');
end;
execute banking.acct_dep(123,100);
execute banking.acc_wdr(123,50);
Works fine up to this point, however when running the balance check the balance amount is not visible?
SQL> set serveroutput on
SQL> begin
2 declare
3 bal accounts.balance%type;
4 begin
5 banking.acc_bal(123,bal);
6 dbms_output.put_line('Franks balance is '||bal);
7 end;
8 end;
9 /procedure acc_bal(acno IN NUMBER,
bal OUT NUMBER)
is
cursor c_balance(i_acno IN accounts.acno%type) is
select balance
from accounts
where acno = i_acno;
l_acc_bal accounts.balance%type;
begin
open c_balance(acno);
fetch c_balance into l_acc_bal;
close c_balance;
bal := l_acc_bal;
end; -
Execute procedure in a package using the caller privileges?
Is it possible to execute a procedure within a package using the privileges of the caller rather than the privileges of the package owner? So if we have a procedure that does a select, one that does an insert, and another for update and a 4th for delete, then we just want to grant execute to user X on the select procedure in the package. This is a developer request. I think I just need to tell the requestor to copy or move the procedure out of the package and into it's own procedure so that it's safe to run by user X and not grant execute on the package since I don't believe it is possible to specify what procedures in a package are granted execute since that command is a blanket for the whole package right?
Example - fails due to specifying the proc:
grant execute on scmemaname.pkgname.procname to usr;
There's no other command to do that is there?
Thanks,
Dave
Edited by: Gib on Jan 19, 2010 8:42 AMAUTHID is at the package level ... not the individual function or procedure.
Create a second package. -
GRANT EXECUTE ON SCHEMA.PACKAGE.PROCEDURE TO USER
Hi,
GRANT EXECUTE ON SCHEMA.PACKAGE.PROCEDURE TO USER
returns:
ORA-00905, do you know why? Can I grant privileges on procedure inside package?
thanksAs per my knowledge of oracle, we cannot grant privileges on procedure inside a package.
<br><br>
Raj<br>
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Sorry Leonardo Horikian & Kamal Kishore, I was late and didn't know that you guys have already posted the answer.
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Hi,
I have this problem.
I have one procedure on first database (9.2.0.7) which is calling second procedure from it's body on second database (8.1.6.3.0) using dblink.
When I connect from my client node (10.2.0.4 Oracle client) on first database everything is OK, I execute procedure and I get some results, because I have four output values from procedure.
Problem is when I have tried to execute procedure from first database using it's client 9.2.0.7, I just don't get any output from it, but also I don't get any error.
It's look like that there is some communication problem between 9.2.0.7 and 8.1.6.
Example>
1) Good output:
execute vpku.pom_bscs_potr('190900641213696', '6275,07');
b_r 19-090-064-1213696
i_f 6275,07
out1 6275,07
out2 01/02/2009
out3 N
out4 1.1296014
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
2) Problematic output
execute vpku.pom_bscs_potr('190900641213696', '6275,07');
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out1
out2
out3
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PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
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The problem (procedure, function, package) in object browser
we are using htmldb 2.0 in oracle DB 9.2.0.6. When we are using http server from 9.2 in the object browser for procedures, functions, packages display window show only header and all window is red, all other objects look fine. when the same DB I config with http server 10g(companion cd) it is display all objects fine.
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AddType text/x-component htc
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Help....on stored procedure (or package)
Hi,
I have any problem to create stored procedure in Oracle, Can you help me?
I have to create a stored procedure (or package) in order to reserve the free rooms to the students in the period comprised between the DATE_START and DATE_END.
Table of the present rooms in building BL1 (RM): SEX 1 = M - SEX 2 = F SEX = 0 (ROOM WITHOUT SEX)
BL_ID.....FL_ID.......RM_ID.........SEX......RM_STD.....RM_CAT
BL1.........1..........101..............1........S........ROOM
BL1.........1..........102..............0........D........ROOM
BL1.........1..........103..............2........T........ROOM
BL1.........2..........201..............2........S........ROOM
BL1.........2..........202..............1........D........ROOM
BL1.........2..........203..............1........T........ROOM
BL1.........3..........301..............2........S........APARTMENT
BL1.........3..........302..............2........D........APARTMENT
BL1.........3..........303..............1........T........APARTMENT
BL1.........3..........304..............1........D........APARTMENT
BL1.........3..........305..............0........D........APARTMENT
Table of the students (EM):
EM_ID...........BL_ID.......FL_ID........RM_ID........COD_STUD
SABRINA..........BL1..........1............102.........524505
TAKEM............BL1..........1............103.........569673
SERAFINO.........BL1..........1............103.........589920
STELLA...........BL1..........1............102.........574659
CHIARA...........BL1..........1............101.........587845
VIDAL............BL1..........1............102.........602877
ROSARIA..........BL1..........2............202.........517070
LUCA.............BL1..........2............201.........602743
DANIELA..........BL1..........2............203.........602865
ANNAMARIA........BL1..........3............305.........588721
LUIGI............BL1..........3............304.........546517
Type of rooms (RM_STD):
RM_STD.......STD_EM........DESCRIPTION
D.............4..............DOUBLE
T.............6..............TRIPLE
S.............2..............SINGLE
Tables of the reservations carried out from the students (RMPCT):
EM_ID......BL_ID........FL_ID......RM_ID......DATE_START.......DATE_END.......COD_STUD
CHIARA......BL1.........1..........101.......11/02/2004.......12/02/2004.......587845
CHIARA......BL1.........1..........101.......03/02/2005.......16/02/2005.......587845
SERAFINO....BL1.........1..........102.......12/02/2004.......19/02/2004.......589920
VIDAL.......BL1.........1..........102.......16/02/2004.......01/03/2004.......602877
SERAFINO....BL1.........1..........103.......01/02/2004.......15/02/2004.......589920
TAKEM.......BL1.........1..........103.......04/02/2005.......10/02/2005.......569673
LUCA........BL1.........2..........201.......03/02/2005.......23/02/2005.......602743
ROSARIA.....BL1.........2..........202.......03/02/2005.......16/02/2005.......517070
DANIELA.....BL1.........2..........203.......03/02/2005.......04/02/2005.......602865
LUIGI.......BL1.........3..........301.......03/02/2005.......23/02/2005.......546517
VALERIA.....BL1.........3..........302.......12/02/2004.......16/02/2004.......515348
CHIARA......BL1.........3..........302.......05/02/2004.......15/02/2004.......587845
CHIARA......BL1.........3..........304.......10/02/2004.......12/02/2004.......587845
CHIARA......BL1.........3..........305.......20/01/2004.......04/02/2004.......587845
ANNAMARIA...BL1.........3..........305.......03/02/2005.......16/02/2005.......588721
INPUT PARAMETERS:
CREATE OR REPLACE Procedure RESERVE_ROOMS (stud_name varchar2,
cod_stud varchar2,
bl_in varchar2,
fl_in varchar2,
rm_in in varchar2,
sex_in varchar2,
date_start_in varchar2,
date_end_in varchar2)
CONDITIONS:
verify if there are students in table EM:
select count (1)
into v_appo
from em
where em_id = stud_name
and cod_stud = cod_stud;
if v_appo = 0 then
insert new student:
insert into em (em_id,cod_sud,sex)
values (stud_name,cod_stud,sex_in);
Now I must verify the free rooms in the period comprised between the DATE_START_IN and DATE_END_IN.
I tried this query: (seem correct...have you any idea?)
select bl_id,fl_id,rm_id,RM_STD
from rm
where (bl_id,fl_id,rm_id,RM_STD) not in (select a.bl_id,a.fl_id,a.rm_id,A.RM_STD
from rm a, rmpct b
where a.bl_id=b.bl_id
and a.fl_id=b.fl_id
and a.rm_id=b.rm_id
AND((b.date_start <= TO_DATE(date_start_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY')
AND b.date_end >= TO_DATE(date_end_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY'))
OR ( b.date_end <= TO_DATE(date_end_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY'))
AND b.date_end >= TO_DATE(date_start_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY')
OR ( b.date_start >= TO_DATE(date_start_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY')
and b.date_start <= TO_DATE(date_end_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY')
AND b.date_end >= TO_DATE(date_end_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY'))))
with this query I get all free rooms in period date_start_in - date_end_in, but I must,also,verify if there are double or triple rooms (reserved) with minus of 2 (double) or minus of 3 (triple) students. If there are I can reserved these rooms.
I tried to verify with these steps:
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW COUNT_EM ( BL_ID,
FL_ID, RM_ID, NUMBER_EM ) AS
(SELECT rm.bl_id, rm.fl_id, rm.rm_id, COUNT(*) as numero_em
FROM em, rm
WHERE em.bl_id(+) = rm.bl_id
AND em.fl_id(+) = rm.fl_id
AND em.rm_id(+) = rm.rm_id
and rm.rm_std in ('S', 'D', 'T')
group by rm.bl_id, rm.fl_id, rm.rm_id)
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW COUNT_RMPCT ( BL_ID,
FL_ID, RM_ID, STD_EM, NUMBER_RMPCT
) AS
SELECT rm.bl_id, rm.fl_id, rm.rm_id, rmstd.std_em, COUNT(*) as numero_rmpct
FROM rm, rmpct,rmstd
WHERE rmpct.bl_id(+) = rm.bl_id
AND rmpct.fl_id(+) = rm.fl_id
AND rmpct.rm_id(+) = rm.rm_id
and rm.rm_std=rmstd.rm_std
and rm.rm_std in ('S', 'D', 'T')
AND((rmpct.date_start <= TO_DATE(date_start_in', 'dd-mm-YYYY')
AND rmpct.date_end >= TO_DATE(date_end_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY'))
OR ( rmpct.date_end <= TO_DATE(date_end_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY'))
AND rmpct.date_end >= TO_DATE(date_start_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY')
OR ( rmpct.date_start >= TO_DATE(date_start_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY')
and rmpct.date_start <= TO_DATE(date_end_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY')
AND rmpct.date_end >= TO_DATE(date_end_in, 'dd-mm-YYYY')))
group by rm.bl_id, rm.fl_id, rm.rm_id, rmstd.std_em
AND FINALLY:
select a.bl_id, a.fl_id, a.rm_id, a.NUMBER_RMPCT, B.NUMBER_EM, a.std_em, (a.std_em - (a.NUMBER_RMPCT+B.NUMBER_EM)) RM_FREE
from COUNT_RMPCT a, COUNT_EM b
where a.bl_id=b.bl_id
and a.fl_id=b.fl_id
and a.rm_id=b.rm_id
if RM_FREE > 0 THEN there are free rooms (D or T) between those occupied in that period.
Now If the room (bl_in,fl_in,rm_in) is free I can reserve inserting it in the table RMPCT:
INSERT INTO rmpct (bl_id, fl_id, rm_id,em_id,cod_stud,date_start, date_end)
values(bl_in,fl_in,rm_in,stud_name,cod_stud,date_start_in,date_end_in);
If I haven't rm_in (can be null) I must reserve the first free room (random).
after these controls: I update table of the students:
UPDATE em
Set bl_id = BL_IN,fl_id= FL_IN,rm_id=rm_in
where em_id=stud_name
and cod_stud=cod_stud;
Finally I must make a control on the sex of the room, because there are rooms that have sex=0
if RM.SEX <> 0 then
null
else
if rm_cat = 'ROOM' then
UPDATE rm
set sex = sex_in
where bl_id = in
and fl_id = in
and rm_id = in;
if rm_cat = 'APARTMENT' then (update on all rooms)
UPDATE rm
set sex = sex_in
where bl_id = in
and fl_id = in;
IF v_appo > 0 then
Same controls except: insert into em (em_id,cod_sud,sex)
values (stud_name,cod_stud,sex_in);
How I can insert in one stored procedure (or package) all these instructions and controls?
Thanks in advance!In the following demonstation, I have changed the names of some of your variables, in order to standardize them. I have prefaced input parameters with p_ and local variables with v_ and followed them with the name of the column that they are associated with when appropriate. This avoids conflicts with any column names and makes the code easier to read and follow. I have also used table_name.column_name%type to specify the data type associated with the variables instead of using varchar2. That way, if the data type of the columns changes, the code does not have to be updated. This is standard practice.
In your first insert statement, you have attempted to insert sex into the em table, but there is no sex column in the em table data that you displayed, so I removed the sex.
Instead of using a complicated mess of views and such to check whether there is a room available and then assign it, I have used just one select statement to select an available room and used an exception clause that handles a no_data_found exception to deal with when there is no room available.
I have greatly simplified your checking of dates within that select statement.
You were on the right track with the outer joins and grouping and checking for single, double, or triple rooms. Instead of count, I have used sum and nvl2, so that only the occupied rooms are counted and the rows generated by the outer join are zeroes.
I have used the nvl function to allow for null values in the input parameters, so that any room can be selected. I used dbms_random.random to ensure that the rows are ordered randomly, but you can leave that out if it is really not that critical that the result be truly random and any row will do. I have used rownum=1 in an outer query to select just one row.
When you select from a table in pl/sql, you have to select into something. You cannot just issue a select statement, then use an if statement to compare some value in the select statement. For example, you cannot use "if rm.sex ..." you have to select rm.sex into a variable, like v_sex, then use "if v_sex ...". So, I have selected the result of the select statement into local variables, then used those variables for comparisons. I have also used those variables for inserting and updating the appropriate tables, rather than just using the original input parameters, since some of them may have been null.
In the example below, I have demonstrated how the procedure rejects an unavailable room, accepts a specific available room, and randomly assigns a room.
-- procedure:
scott@ORA92> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE reserve_rooms
2 -- input parameters:
3 (p_em_id IN em.em_id%TYPE,
4 p_cod_stud IN em.cod_stud%TYPE,
5 p_bl_id IN rm.bl_id%TYPE,
6 p_fl_id IN rm.fl_id%TYPE,
7 p_rm_id IN rm.rm_id%TYPE,
8 p_sex IN rm.sex%TYPE,
9 p_date_start IN VARCHAR2,
10 p_date_end IN VARCHAR2)
11 AS
12 -- local variables:
13 v_appo INTEGER;
14 v_bl_id rm.bl_id%TYPE;
15 v_fl_id rm.fl_id%TYPE;
16 v_rm_id rm.rm_id%TYPE;
17 v_rm_cat rm.rm_cat%TYPE;
18 v_sex rm.sex%TYPE;
19 BEGIN
20 -- verify if the student is in table em:
21 SELECT COUNT (*)
22 INTO v_appo
23 FROM em
24 WHERE em_id = p_em_id
25 AND cod_stud = p_cod_stud;
26 -- if the student is not in table em, then insert new student:
27 IF v_appo = 0 THEN
28 INSERT INTO em (em_id, cod_stud)
29 VALUES (p_em_id, p_cod_stud);
30 END IF;
31 BEGIN
32 -- find available room:
33 SELECT bl_id, fl_id, rm_id, sex, rm_cat
34 INTO v_bl_id, v_fl_id, v_rm_id, v_sex, v_rm_cat
35 FROM (SELECT rm.bl_id, rm.fl_id, rm.rm_id, rm.sex, rm.rm_cat
36 FROM rmpct, rm
37 WHERE rm.bl_id = rmpct.bl_id (+)
38 AND rm.fl_id = rmpct.fl_id (+)
39 AND rm.rm_id = rmpct.rm_id (+)
40 AND rm.bl_id = NVL (p_bl_id, rm.bl_id)
41 AND rm.fl_id = NVL (p_fl_id, rm.fl_id)
42 AND rm.rm_id = NVL (p_rm_id, rm.rm_id)
43 AND (rm.sex = p_sex OR rm.sex = 0)
44 AND rmpct.date_start (+) <= TO_DATE (p_date_end, 'DD-MM-YYYY')
45 AND rmpct.date_end (+) >= TO_DATE (p_date_start, 'DD-MM-YYYY')
46 GROUP BY rm.bl_id, rm.fl_id, rm.rm_id, rm.sex, rm.rm_cat, rm.rm_std
47 HAVING SUM (NVL2 (rmpct.rm_id (+), 1, 0))
48 < DECODE (rm_std, 'S', 1, 'D', 2, 'T', 3)
49 ORDER BY DBMS_RANDOM.RANDOM)
50 WHERE ROWNUM = 1;
51 -- reserve room:
52 INSERT INTO rmpct (bl_id, fl_id, rm_id, em_id, cod_stud, date_start, date_end)
53 VALUES (v_bl_id, v_fl_id, v_rm_id, p_em_id, p_cod_stud,
54 TO_DATE (p_date_start, 'DD-MM-YYYY'),
55 TO_DATE (p_date_end, 'DD-MM-YYYY'));
56 -- update students:
57 UPDATE em
58 SET bl_id = v_bl_id, fl_id = v_fl_id, rm_id = v_rm_id
59 WHERE em_id = p_em_id
60 AND cod_stud = p_cod_stud;
61 -- update sex of room or apartment floor:
62 IF v_sex = 0 THEN
63 IF v_rm_cat = 'ROOM' THEN
64 UPDATE rm
65 SET sex = p_sex
66 WHERE bl_id = v_bl_id
67 AND fl_id = v_fl_id
68 AND rm_id = v_rm_id;
69 ELSIF v_rm_cat = 'APARTMENT' THEN
70 UPDATE rm
71 SET sex = p_sex
72 WHERE bl_id = v_bl_id
73 AND fl_id = v_fl_id;
74 END IF;
75 END IF;
76 EXCEPTION
77 -- if no room is available:
78 WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
79 RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR (-20001, 'Sorry, there is no such room available.');
80 END;
81 END reserve_rooms;
82 /
Procedure created.
scott@ORA92> SHOW ERRORS
No errors.
-- rejects unavailable room of wrong sex:
scott@ORA92> EXECUTE reserve_rooms ('BARBARA', 654321, 'BL1', 1, 101, 2, '04-02-2005', '10-02-2005')
BEGIN reserve_rooms ('BARBARA', 654321, 'BL1', 1, 101, 2, '04-02-2005', '10-02-2005'); END;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-20001: Sorry, there is no such room available.
ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.RESERVE_ROOMS", line 79
ORA-06512: at line 1
-- accepts available room of same sex:
scott@ORA92> EXECUTE reserve_rooms ('BARBARA', 654321, 'BL1', 1, 103, 2, '04-02-2005', '10-02-2005')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
-- assigns random available room of same or no sex:
scott@ORA92> EXECUTE reserve_rooms ('BARBARA', 654321, NULL, NULL, NULL, 2, '11-02-2005', '23-02-2005')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
-- results:
scott@ORA92> -- one and only one row added to em table:
scott@ORA92> SELECT * FROM em WHERE em_id = 'BARBARA'
2 /
EM_ID BL_I FL_ID RM_ID COD_STUD
BARBARA BL1 1 102 654321
scott@ORA92> -- rooms reserved and other people who have reserved same room
scott@ORA92> -- (there are 3 who reserved a double room, but only 2 at a time):
scott@ORA92> SELECT *
2 FROM rmpct
3 WHERE (bl_id, fl_id, rm_id) IN
4 (SELECT bl_id, fl_id, rm_id
5 FROM rmpct
6 where em_id = 'BARBARA')
7 /
EM_ID BL_ FL_ID RM_ID DATE_STAR DATE_END COD_STUD
BARBARA BL1 1 102 11-FEB-05 23-FEB-05 654321
SERAFINO BL1 1 102 12-FEB-04 19-FEB-04 589920
VIDAL BL1 1 102 16-FEB-04 01-MAR-04 602877
SERAFINO BL1 1 103 01-FEB-04 15-FEB-04 589920
TAKEM BL1 1 103 04-FEB-05 10-FEB-05 569673
BARBARA BL1 1 103 04-FEB-05 10-FEB-05 654321
6 rows selected.
scott@ORA92> -- rooms reserved are all correct sex
scott@ORA92> -- (note that room 102 was updated from 0 to 2):
scott@ORA92> SELECT *
2 FROM rm
3 WHERE (bl_id, fl_id, rm_id) IN
4 (SELECT bl_id, fl_id, rm_id
5 FROM rmpct
6 where em_id = 'BARBARA')
7 /
BL_ FL_ID RM_ID SEX R RM_CAT
BL1 1 102 2 D ROOM
BL1 1 103 2 T ROOM
scott@ORA92> -
Error in Executing Procedure through DBLink
Hi,
I am facing some problems in executing a procedure through DBLink.
I have two schema A and B in two different database.
In schema A I am having one procedure X in package Y and my requirement is that I want to execute this procedure in schema B. So in schema B i have created one DBLink ABC and trying to execute procedure X using this DB link.
begin
A.Y.X@ABC;
end;
But I am getting below error:
ORA-06550: line 2, column 1:
PLS-00201: identifier 'A.Y.X@ABC' must be declared
ORA-06550: line 2, column 1:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks In Advance..
Regards,
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I have created DBLINK using below script:
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connect to A
identified by A
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Having said that, the problem with this approach and also with using DBMS_UTILITY.COMPILE_SCHEMA is that they do not compile all the invalid objects in dependency order. This may result in programs being invalidated by the subsequent compilation of dependencies. This is due to the introduction of Java into the database.
The UTLRP script is much better, because it (usually) avoids cyclic references. But you still may need to run it more than once.
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To Execute Packages deployed in Catalog , I have created a wrapper SP which internally calls catalog SP ( below is the code )
ALTER PROCEDURE [Publish].[usp_ExecutePackages]
@PackageName NVARCHAR(255)
, @ProjectFolder NVARCHAR(255)
, @ProjectName NVARCHAR(255)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE @Execution_id BIGINT ;
EXEC [SSISDB].[catalog].[create_execution] @package_name
= @PackageName
, @execution_id
= @Execution_id OUTPUT
, @folder_name
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, @project_name
= @ProjectName
, @use32bitruntime=
True;
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@execution_id,
@object_type=50,
@parameter_name=N'SYNCHRONIZED',
@parameter_value=1
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Since i have multiple Packages , I am looping through list of PackageName and trying to pass package names to this SP by ExecureSQLTask inside ForLoop Container . But it errors out saying
"Cannot access the package or the package does not exist. Verify that the package exists and that the user has permissions to it.
BUt same Execute SQL task , if i keep it outside the ForLoop Container it works perfectly fine .
I am clueless , Please Please HELP me ASAP :(
Question :
How is that possible to execute same SP with same parameter outside Container , But not in SEQUENCE or FORLOOP or FOREACH Container ?
Also
How to make a master package to execute SSIS deployed packages via TSQL using catalog stored proc ?
Please help me out .
Thanks
Prasanna SelvarajuHi ,
After debugging i am getting parameter values as
{Extract - ARTL.dtsx\r\n} Unable to evaluate the expression.
Why do i get \r\n which i dont want in parameters .
Actually i pick the values of package name from a custom table . I check it there are no spaces in the cell.
Any IDEA WHY ? Please help
Finally it worked to call Wrapper Class for EXEC [SSISDB].[catalog].[create_execution]
stored procedure .
Basically , ERROR MESSAGE is culprit
"Cannot access the package or the package does
not exist. Verify that the package exists and that the user has permissions to it.
Above Message : causing us to think
its an Access issue , But actually when you pass parameter incorrectly even a " " space or "\n" extra to value, you will get that error .
Nothing related to access problem .
Actually , In the parameter which i was passing :
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Creating a procedure in Design Center and then deploying it to schema X works and is a workaround, but it's awkward to write code there (compile is deploy, which takes a lot longer than normal compile).
What am I missing so that I can't import a procedure into design center?OK, so I'm going to answer my own question. Maybe someone else can use the info...
The problem is that I have development and production configurations.
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hiii guy's i run my procedure on sql prompt and it run properly
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after compiling my procedure on toad
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can someone tell me how to execute procedure on toad
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When a new user account is created mail will not work on devices or outlook clients (discovery doesn't work either) until the account has been logged into the domain at least once. Has anyone experienced this or found a fix? Thanks!