FTP file using PL/SQL: file size 0

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I'm using the approach explained in
http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/9i/FTPFromPLSQL9i.php
I have written a procedure that get the last n files into an external directory location.
The problem is that some of the files arrived to the external directory with size 0 while they are not empty files on the original servers.
These empty files are randomly created, i.e. on one run a file can have size 0 while on the next run can be ftp'd properly. Sometimes 1 file is created with size 0 and another times 3.
I would appreciate any help.
Many thanks.

Hi,
This is the log file I get:
220 NORT (170.5.1.1) FTP-OpenVMS FTPD V5.5-3 (c) 2001 Process Software
331 Password required.
230 User logged in, proceed.
250 CWD command okay.
200 TYPE command okay.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,161,91,118)
550 %RMS-E-FNF, file not found, ¨*.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,161,91,119)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]NORT283.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 47522 (8) bytes transferred.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,161,91,120)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]NORT284.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 49020 (8) bytes transferred.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,161,91,121)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]NORT285.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 49020 (8) bytes transferred.
221 Service closing connection.
220 SOUT (120.1.1.1) FTP-OpenVMS FTPD V5.5-3 (c) 2001 Process Software
331 Password required.
230 User logged in, proceed.
250 CWD command okay.
200 TYPE command okay.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,159,95,4)
550 %RMS-E-FNF, file not found, ¨*.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,159,95,5)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]SOUT283.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 51970 (8) bytes transferred.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,159,95,6)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]SOUT284.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 53595 (8) bytes transferred.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,159,95,7)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]SOUT285.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 53595 (8) bytes transferred.
221 Service closing connection.
220 CNTR (170.4.1.1) FTP-OpenVMS FTPD V5.5-3 (c) 2001 Process Software
331 Password required.
230 User logged in, proceed.
250 CWD command okay.
200 TYPE command okay.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,160,86,114)
550 %RMS-E-FNF, file not found, ¨*.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,160,86,115)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]CNTR283.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 64067 (8) bytes transferred.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,160,86,116)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]CNTR284.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 66073 (8) bytes transferred.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,160,86,117)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]CNTR285.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 66073 (8) bytes transferred.
221 Service closing connection.
220 OUTR (170.1.1.245) FTP-OpenVMS FTPD V5.5-3 (c) 2001 Process Software
331 Password required.
230 User logged in, proceed.
250 CWD command okay.
200 TYPE command okay.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,245,34,65)
550 %RMS-E-FNF, file not found, ¨*.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,245,34,66)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]OUTR283.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 11906 (8) bytes transferred.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,245,34,67)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]OUTR284.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 12276 (8) bytes transferred.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,245,34,68)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]OUTR285.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 12276 (8) bytes transferred.
221 Service closing connection.
It seems the CWD is executed fine.
Please note that in this run the following files OUTR284 and OUTR285 were tarnsfered with 0 bytes, while the log file says everything is fine.
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]OUTR284.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 12276 (8) bytes transferred.
227 Entering Passive Mode (170,1,1,245,34,68)
150 Opening data connection for $1$DGA1:[UTC.SDFHALM]OUTR285.STA;1.
226 Closing data connection. 12276 (8) bytes transferred.
As I said before if I comment out the transfer mode command everything seems fine.
Any ideas?
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raise_application_error( -20001 , 'You have already called procedure create_excel_apps , Can not set env to Non-Apps create_excel.');
END IF ;
initialize_collections ;
g_apps_env := 'N' ;
IF ( p_directory IS NULL OR p_file_name IS NULL ) THEN
raise_application_error( -20001 , 'p_directory and p_file_name must be not null');
END IF ;
BEGIN
-- Open the FILE IN the specified directory
l_file := utl_file.fopen( p_directory, p_file_name , 'w') ;
EXCEPTION
WHEN utl_file.write_error THEN
raise_application_error( -20101 , 'UTL_FILE raised write error, check if file is already open or directory access');
WHEN utl_file.INVALID_OPERATION THEN
raise_application_error( -20101 , 'UTL_FILE could not open file or operate on it, check if file is already open.');
WHEN utl_file.invalid_path THEN
raise_application_error( -20101 , 'UTL_FILE raised invalid path, check the directory passed is correct and you have access to it.');
WHEN others THEN
raise_application_error( -20101 , 'UTL_FILE raised others exception ');
END ;
p( 'File '||p_file_name ||' created successfully');
END ;
PROCEDURE create_style( p_style_name IN VARCHAR2
, p_fontname IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
, p_fontcolor IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'Black'
, p_fontsize IN NUMBER DEFAULT null
, p_bold IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
, p_italic IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
, p_underline IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
, p_backcolor IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL ) is
l_style VARCHAR2(2000) ;
l_font VARCHAR2(1200);
BEGIN
--- CHECK IF this style IS already defined AND RAISE ERROR IF yes
IF style_defined( p_style_name ) THEN
RAISE_application_error( -20001 , 'Style "'||p_style_name ||'" is already defined.');
END IF;
g_style_count := g_style_count + 1;
---- ??? pass ANY value OF underline AND it will only use single underlines
-- ??? pattern IS NOT handleed
IF upper(p_style_name) = 'DEFAULT' THEN
RAISE_application_error( -20001 , 'Style name DEFAULT is not allowed ');
END IF ;
IF upper(p_style_name) IS NULL THEN
RAISE_application_error( -20001 , 'Style name can not be null ');
END IF ;
g_styles(g_style_count).s := p_style_name ;
g_styles(g_style_count).def := ' <Style ss:ID="'|| p_style_name ||'"> ' ;
l_font := ' <Font ' ;
IF p_fontname IS NOT NULL THEN
l_font :=l_font || 'ss:FontName="'|| p_fontname ||'" ';
end if ;
IF p_fontsize is not null then
l_font := l_font ||' ss:Size="'|| p_fontsize ||'" ';
end if ;
IF p_fontcolor is not null then
l_font := l_font ||' ss:Color="'|| p_fontcolor ||'" ';
ELSE
l_font := l_font ||' ss:Color="Black" ';
end if ;
IF p_bold = TRUE THEN
l_font := l_font ||' ss:Bold="1" ' ;
END IF;
IF p_italic = TRUE THEN
l_font := l_font ||' ss:Italic="1" ' ;
END IF;
IF p_underline IS NOT NULL THEN
l_font := l_font ||' ss:Underline="Single" ' ;
END IF ;
-- p( l_font );
g_styles(g_style_count).def := g_styles(g_style_count).def || l_font || '/>' ;
IF p_backcolor IS NOT NULL THEN
g_styles(g_style_count).def := g_styles(g_style_count).def || ' <Interior ss:Color="'||p_backcolor ||'" ss:Pattern="Solid"/>' ;
ELSE
g_styles(g_style_count).def := g_styles(g_style_count).def || ' <Interior/>';
END IF ;
g_styles(g_style_count).def := g_styles(g_style_count).def || ' </Style>' ;
--- ??? IN font there IS SOME family which IS NOT considered
END ;
PROCEDURE close_file IS
l_last_row NUMBER := 0 ;
l_dt CHAR ; -- ??? Variable TO store the datatype ; this IS NOT used at this time but may be needed IF the memory
-- issue IS there FOR example IF there IS big array
l_style VARCHAR2(140) ;
l_row_change VARCHAR2(100) ;
l_file_header VARCHAR2(2000) := '<?xml version="1.0"?>
<?mso-application progid="Excel.Sheet"?>
<Workbook xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:spreadsheet"
xmlns:o="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office"
xmlns:x="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:excel"
xmlns:ss="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:spreadsheet"
xmlns:html="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">
<DocumentProperties xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office">
<LastAuthor>a</LastAuthor>
<Created>1996-10-14T23:33:28Z</Created>
<LastSaved>2007-05-10T04:00:57Z</LastSaved>
<Version>11.5606</Version>
</DocumentProperties>
<ExcelWorkbook xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:excel">
<WindowHeight>9300</WindowHeight>
<WindowWidth>15135</WindowWidth>
<WindowTopX>120</WindowTopX>
<WindowTopY>120</WindowTopY>
<AcceptLabelsInFormulas/>
<ProtectStructure>False</ProtectStructure>
<ProtectWindows>False</ProtectWindows>
</ExcelWorkbook>
<Styles>
<Style ss:ID="Default" ss:Name="Normal">
<Alignment ss:Vertical="Bottom"/>
<Borders/>
<Font/>
<Interior/>
<NumberFormat/>
<Protection/>
</Style>'
BEGIN
IF gen_xl_xml.g_Cell_count = 0 THEN
raise_application_error( -20007 , 'No cells have been written, this version of gen_xl_xml needs at least one cell to be written');
END IF;
IF gen_xl_xml.g_worksheets_count = 0 THEN
raise_application_error( -20008 , 'No worksheets have been created, this version does not support automatic worksheet creation');
END IF;
p( gen_xl_xml.g_Cell_count) ;
-- Write the header xml part IN the FILE.
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := l_file_header ;
p( 'Headers written');
FOR i IN 1..g_style_count LOOP
p( ' writing style number : '||i);
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := g_styles(i).def ;
END LOOP ;
-- CLOSE the styles tag
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' </Styles>' ;
p( 'worksheet count '|| g_worksheets_count );
FOR j IN 1..g_worksheets_count LOOP
l_last_row := 0 ; --- FOR every worksheet we need TO CREATE START OF the row
p( '()()------------------------------------------------------------ last row '||l_last_row );
--- write the header first
-- write the COLUMN widhts first
-- write the cells
-- write the worksheet footer
l_row_change := NULL ;
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Worksheet ss:Name="'|| g_worksheets( j).w ||'"> ' ;
p( '-------------------------------------------------------------');
p( '****************.Generated sheet '|| g_worksheets( j).w);
p( '-------------------------------------------------------------');
-- write the TABLE structure ??? change the LINE here TO include tha maxrow AND cell
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Table ss:ExpandedColumnCount="16" ss:ExpandedRowCount="44315" x:FullColumns="1" x:FullRows="1">' ;
FOR i IN 1..g_column_count LOOP
IF g_columns(i).w = g_worksheets( j).w THEN
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Column ss:Index="'||g_columns(i).c||'" ss:AutoFitWidth="0" ss:Width="'||g_columns(i).wd ||'"/> ' ;
END IF;
END LOOP ;
-- write the cells data
FOR i IN 1..g_cell_count LOOP ------ LOOP OF g_cell_count
p( '()()()()()()()()()()()() '|| i);
--- we will write only IF the cells belongs TO the worksheet that we are writing.
IF g_cells(i).w <> g_worksheets(j).w THEN
p( '........................Cell : W :'|| g_worksheets( j).w ||'=> r='|| g_cells(i).r ||',c ='|| g_cells(i).c||',w='|| g_cells(i).w );
p( '...Not in this worksheet ');
-- l_last_row := l_last_row -1 ;
ELSE
p( '........................Cell : W :'|| g_worksheets( j).w ||'=> r='|| g_cells(i).r ||',c ='|| g_cells(i).c||',w='|| g_cells(i).w );
IF g_cells(i).s IS NOT NULL AND NOT style_defined( g_cells(i).s ) THEN
-- p(g_cells(i).s) ;
raise_application_error( -20001 , 'Style "'||g_cells(i).s ||'" is not defined, Note : Styles are case sensative and check spaces used while passing style');
END IF;
p( '()()------------------------------------------------------------ last row '||l_last_row );
IF l_last_row = 0 THEN
FOR t IN 1..g_row_count LOOP
p( '...Height check => Row =' ||g_rows(t).r ||', w='||g_rows(t).w);
IF g_rows(t).r = g_cells(i).r AND g_rows(t).w = g_worksheets(j).w THEN
p( '...Changing height') ;
l_row_change := ' ss:AutoFitHeight="0" ss:Height="'|| g_rows(t).ht||'" ' ;
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Row ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).r||'"'|| l_row_change ||'>' ;
l_last_row := g_cells(i).r ;
EXIT ;
ELSE
p( '...NO change height') ;
l_row_change := NULL ;
END IF ;
END loop ;
IF l_ROW_CHANGE IS NULL THEN
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
p( '...Creating new row ');
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Row ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).r||'"'|| l_row_change ||'>' ;
l_last_row := g_cells(i).r ;
END IF;
END IF;
IF g_cells(i).s IS NOT NULL THEN
p( '...Adding style ');
l_style := ' ss:StyleID="'||g_cells(i).s||'"' ;
ELSE
p( '...No style for this cell ');
l_style := NULL ;
END IF;
p( '()()------------------------------------------------------------ last row '||l_last_row );
IF g_cells(i).r <> l_last_row THEN
p('...closing the row.'||g_cells(i).r);
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' </Row>' ;
p( 'ROWCOUNT : '||g_row_count );
FOR t IN 1..g_ROW_count LOOP
p( '.....Height check => Row =' ||g_rows(t).r ||', w='||g_rows(t).w);
IF g_rows(t).r = g_cells(i).r AND g_rows(t).w = g_worksheets(j).w THEN
p( '.....Changing height') ;
l_row_change := ' ss:AutoFitHeight="0" ss:Height="'|| g_rows(t).ht||'" ' ;
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Row ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).r||'"'|| l_row_change ||'>' ;
EXIT ;
ELSE
p( '.....NO change height') ;
l_row_change := NULL ;
END IF ;
END loop ;
-- P( 'Row :'||g_cells(i).r ||'->'|| l_ROW_CHANGE);
IF l_row_change IS NULL THEN
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' <Row ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).r||'"'|| l_row_change ||'>' ;
END IF;
IF g_cells(i).v IS NULL THEN
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Cell ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).c||'"' || l_style ||' ></Cell>';
ELSE
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Cell ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).c||'"' || l_style ||' ><Data ss:Type="'||g_cells(i).dt ||'">'||g_cells(i).v||'</Data></Cell>';
END IF ;
l_last_row :=g_cells(i).r ;
ELSE
IF g_cells(i).v IS NULL THEN
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Cell ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).c||'"' || l_style ||' > </Cell>';
ELSE
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '<Cell ss:Index="'||g_cells(i).c||'"' || l_style ||' ><Data ss:Type="'||g_cells(i).dt ||'">'||g_cells(i).v||'</Data></Cell>';
END IF ;
END IF ;
END IF ;
NULL ;
END LOOP ; -- LOOP OF g_cells_count
p('...closing the row.');
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' </Row>' ;
-- ??? does following COMMENT will have sheet NAME FOR debugging
p( '-------------------------------------------------------------');
p( '....End of writing cell data, closing table tag');
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := ' </Table>' ;
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := g_worksheets(j).wftr ;
p( '..Closed the worksheet '|| g_worksheets( j).w );
END LOOP ;
g_data_count := g_data_count + 1 ;
g_excel_data( g_data_count ) := '</Workbook>' ;
p( 'Closed the workbook tag');
IF g_apps_env = 'N' THEN
FOR i IN 1..g_data_count LOOP
utl_FILE.put_line( l_file, g_excel_data(i ));
END LOOP ;
utl_file.fclose( l_file );
p( 'File closed ');
ELSIF g_apps_env = 'Y' THEN
FOR i IN 1..g_data_count LOOP
fnd_file.put_line( fnd_file.output , g_excel_data(i));
fnd_file.put_line( fnd_file.log , g_excel_data(i));
END LOOP ;
ELSE
raise_application_error( -20001 , 'Env not set, ( Apps or not Apps ) Contact Support.' );
END IF;
END ;
PROCEDURE create_worksheet ( p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2 ) IS
BEGIN
g_worksheets_count := g_worksheets_count + 1 ;
g_worksheets(g_worksheets_count).w := p_worksheet_name ;
g_worksheets(g_worksheets_count).whdr := '<Worksheet ss:Name=" ' || p_worksheet_name ||' ">' ;
g_worksheets(g_worksheets_count).wftr := '<WorksheetOptions xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:excel">
<ProtectObjects>False</ProtectObjects>
<ProtectScenarios>False</ProtectScenarios>
</WorksheetOptions>
</Worksheet>' ;
END ;
PROCEDURE write_cell_char(p_row NUMBER, p_column NUMBER, p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2, p_value IN VARCHAR2, p_style IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL ) IS
l_ws_exist BOOLEAN ;
l_worksheet VARCHAR2(2000) ;
BEGIN
-- CHECK IF this cell has been used previously.
IF cell_used( p_row , p_column , p_worksheet_name ) THEN
RAISE_application_error( -20001 , 'The cell ( Row: '||p_row ||' Column:'||p_column ||' Worksheet:'||p_worksheet_name ||') is already used.Check if you have missed to increment row number in your code. ');
END IF;
-- IF worksheet NAME IS NOT passed THEN use first USER created sheet ELSE use DEFAULT sheet
-- this PROCEDURE just adds the data INTO the g_cells TABLE
g_cell_count := g_cell_count + 1 ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).r := p_row ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).c := p_column ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).v := p_value ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).w := p_worksheet_name ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).s := p_style ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).dt := 'String' ;
END ;
PROCEDURE write_cell_num(p_row NUMBER , p_column NUMBER, p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2, p_value IN NUMBER , p_style IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL ) IS
l_ws_exist BOOLEAN ;
l_worksheet VARCHAR2(2000) ;
BEGIN
-- ??? IF worksheet NAME IS NOT passed THEN use first USER created sheet ELSE use DEFAULT sheet
-- this PROCEDURE just adds the data INTO the g_cells TABLE
-- CHECK IF this cell has been used previously.
IF cell_used( p_row , p_column , p_worksheet_name ) THEN
RAISE_application_error( -20001 , 'The cell ( Row: '||p_row ||' Column:'||p_column ||' Worksheet:'||p_worksheet_name ||') is already used. Check if you have missed to increment row number in your code.');
END IF;
g_cell_count := g_cell_count + 1 ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).r := p_row ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).c := p_column ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).v := p_value ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).w := p_worksheet_name ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).s := p_style ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).dt := 'Number' ;
END ;
PROCEDURE write_cell_null(p_row NUMBER , p_column NUMBER , p_worksheet_name IN VARCHAR2, p_style IN VARCHAR2 ) IS
BEGIN
-- ???? NULL IS allowed here FOR time being. one OPTION IS TO warn USER that NULL IS passed but otherwise
-- the excel generates without error
g_cell_count := g_cell_count + 1 ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).r := p_row ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).c := p_column ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).v := null ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).w := p_worksheet_name ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).s := p_style ;
g_cells( g_cell_count ).dt := NULL ;
END ;
PROCEDURE set_row_height( p_row IN NUMBER , p_height IN NUMBER, p_worksheet IN VARCHAR2 ) IS
BEGIN
g_ROW_count := g_ROW_count + 1 ;
g_rows( g_row_count ).r := p_row ;
g_rows( g_row_count ).ht := p_height ;
g_rows( g_row_count ).w := p_worksheet ;
END ;
PROCEDURE set_column_width( p_column IN NUMBER , p_width IN NUMBER, p_worksheet IN VARCHAR2 ) IS
BEGIN
g_column_count := g_column_count + 1 ;
g_columns( g_column_count ).c := p_column ;
g_columns( g_column_count ).wd := p_width ;
g_columns( g_column_count ).w := p_worksheet ;
END ;
END ;
SHOW errors ;
Thanks,
Maddy B

Hi,
Peter Gjelstrup wrote:
Next thing is how to use it:
declare
k_file constant varchar2(30) := 'YourFile.xls'
begin
create_file(k_file);
-- Call other procedures
close_file;
end;
Don't forget: these procedures are all part of the gen_xl_xml package.
To call them from outside the package, you have to prefix each procedure name with the package name, like this:
declare
k_file constant varchar2(30) := 'YourFile.xls'
begin
gen_xl_xml.create_file(k_file);
-- Call other procedures
gen_xl_xml.close_file;
end;

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