Groovy for bind variable

hi all
i have a master detail detail page
a b c
a as form
b as table
c as table
in c i have LOV with a bind variable which tack value from 'a' , and there is no relation between 'a' an 'c'.
i tried to use groovy to get value form view 'a' like this
adf.object.viewa.variablex
but i always got this error
oracle.jbo.expr.JISyntaxError: Variable SecSystemVO not recognized
any idea ?!?!?!?

thanx its working good and lOV get data but when i select row from LOV
oracle.jbo.expr.JISyntaxError: Variable viewobject not recognized
Edited by: Mohammed Abdel Aziz on May 8, 2011 4:07 AM

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Good Morning,
I am still working these regexp date_time project.
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There are many when then's but I am using only one here.
select case
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All this is going to be incorporated into an update statement later on.
I am running this on sql developer, oracle 11g.
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regards,
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From looking at the code, as you have not supplied any scripts to create a table and demonstrate the error...
Your case statement is trying to return two types
select case
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You could drop the else part and just return the converted date.
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@ SY
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>
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PARSING IN CURSOR #26 len=88 dep=0 uid=28 oct=6 lid=28 tim=2667421262 hv=3259943383 ad='4bbb4ad8'
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bfp=0cd99aa4 bln=3876 avl=86 flg=05
value=
Dump of memory from 0x0CD99AA4 to 0x0CD99AFA
*CD99AA0 01005400 00002C01 00000100 [.T...,......]*
*CD99AB0 00000100 EB23EF03 581D0000 571D0000 [......#....X...W]*
*CD99AC0 0F000F00 00000000 0F005920 0E14E12F [........ Y../...]*
*CD99AD0 CDE21ADA 00000000 737E06D9 0400FB09 [..........~s....]*
*CD99AE0 07000F00 800387E6 A17B3F20 0000000E [........ ?{.....]*
*CD99AF0 571D0000 EE56CF00 00001500 [...W..V.....]*
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bfp=0cd99984 bln=128 avl=15 flg=05
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bfp=0c2de9ac bln=32 avl=32 flg=01
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Suppose a table Employee
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Edited by: 907302 on Oct 17, 2012 7:22 AM

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user603084 ,
In the query you have specifies bind variable as :person_id , but in your VO execution code you are setting value for bind variable :1
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--Mukul

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You need to use dynamic sql
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- question (q1) How can be explained that scenario (sc1) does not result in an error message about the required Bind Variable (and scenario (sc2) does result in an error message about the NOT required Bind Variable)?
- question (q2) What does the "Required" checkbox for a Bind Variable really mean for Bind Variables used in a where clause of a View Object?
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Thanks for your reply Frank.
Frank Nimphius wrote:
... your query actually is dependent on the existence of the bind variable because the bind variable is used in the where clause part. ...Sure, and the Bind Variable does exist (in both (sc1) and (sc2)).
... This has nothing to do with whether the bind variable value is checked for NULL and if the value it contains is NULL performs an "all you can eat" type of query. Because the existing, NOT required Bind Variable has not been given a value in scenario (sc2), the check for NULL only makes more explicit that NULL is a valid value for the SQL statement.
... Non required bind variables are used in the context of view criteria to avoid missing IN or OUT parameters. ...The "Required" checkbox for a Bind Variable is also available/enabled when the Bind Variable is not used in a View Criteria (in both (sc1) and (sc2)).
... In the case of a view criteria, the VO query may be executed without the view criteria applied and for this reason should not fail only because the defined bind variable is not provided. ...No View Criteria in the scenario's (sc1) and (sc2) I descirbe.
... If you run the query in the tester, you get
(java.sql.SQLException) Missing IN or OUT parameter at index:: 1
and no query is executed at all for EmployeesNotReqNoValueBVarVOSure, that matches scenario (sc2), but the Bind Variable can be configured as NOT required, how can it be missing?
The JDeveloper help page "Create or Edit Bind Variables Dialog - Variable Page" says:
"... Alternatively, you can use the SQL Statement page of the Edit View Objects dialog to enter a parameterized WHERE clause. Note that the bind variables you enter in a parameterized SQL WHERE clause will require a valid value at runtime or a runtime exception error will be thrown. ..."
So, null as a valid value, seems to explain the behaviour in scenario (sc1).
"... In contrast, when you create a view criteria filter condition that references a named bind variable, you can specify whether the value is required or optional. ..."
But, the "Required" checkbox is also available (to uncheck) for Bind Variables that are not used in a View Criteria.
Specifically for the "Required" checkbox the help page says : "... Select if you want to make the value of a name bind variable required for any usage the references the named bind variable. For example, when the value is required (default), all view criteria items that reference the named bind variable will fail to execute unless a valid value is supplied at runtime. Alternatively, you can leave the value not required and use the Create View Criteria dialog to specify whether or not individual view criteria items require the value. ..."
Again, the focus is on View Criteria, although it can also be unchecked (configuring as NOT Required) for Bind Variables that are not used in a View Criteria (which does not seem to be something you should do).
But, still, there is a perspective here that makes this possibly very confusing:
- a View Object where clause with a required Bind Variable, no value set --> results in rows, and NO message about a missing value
- a View Object where clause with a NOT required Bind Variable, no value set --> results in no rows, and a message about a missing value
regards
Jan

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I am using XSU to generate XML from a SQL statement using class OracleXMLQuery. Either I am blind or stupid or there is no support for bind variables in this class! I have used DBMS_xmlquery in PL/SQL before and this does support bind variables, I naturally assumed the Java equivalent would also have this. The lack of bind variable support means a huge performance hit as every single SQL statement will be treated as unique and will require hard parsing on the server!
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Thanks,
Steve

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The issue comes when using the bolded line.
I am using "10g Release 2 (10.2)" and querying from the SQL commands area inside it.
The goal is to identify the area of the court broken down by the x and y dimension, home and away team has different logic to be used and if it is a block there is different logic.
Your help would be greatly appreciated, and I am leaning towards it is a bug in the SQL Commands section of the tool:
The full query is below:
case when E.YEAR IS NOT NULL then
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It would not allow to enter the full SQL but please know that there is no issue with any declaration of the columns.
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It seems that it is an issue with the in house SQL client of XE as I downloaded SQL Developer and ran same query there and the result was no issues. Is anyone aware of a bug for something like this?
Edited by: user10615520 on Feb 29, 2012 10:43 AM

So I am running Oracle Database Express version 10g. When you login through the default web interface, there is a SQL command line option. When I utilize the SQL below, can't insert whole SQL statement for some reason it won't let me, in that SQL command line I get a pop up window asking about values for bind variables... But as you can see from the code below there is no declaration of a bind variable. I also get the error message from the original post.
When I use the same query in Oracle SQL Developer, not express (mistake in previous note), the query runs without any issues.
My question is if anyone is aware of the oracle database express sql command line module having a bug where this is occurring. When I remove the line below from the query it runs fine in the Oracle Database Express command line module.
Thank you for your help, I hope this is clear.
case when E.YEAR IS NOT NULL then
(case when x_dimension < 12.5 then 'A' when x_dimension <= 25 then 'B' when x_dimension < 37.5 then 'C' else 'D' end ||
case when ((a.action_team=c.awayname3 and A.ACTION_TYPE = 'BLOCK') or (a.action_team=c.homename3 and A.ACTION_TYPE <> 'BLOCK'))
then
(case when y_dimension < 9.5 then '4' when y_dimension <= 19 then '3' when y_dimension < 28.5 then '2' when y_dimension <= 38 then '1' else '0' end)
else
(case when y_dimension > 84.5 then '4' when y_dimension >= 75 then '3' when y_dimension < 65.5 then '2' when y_dimension <= 56 then '1' else '0' end)
end) else 'NA' end as COURT_LOC

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