Help with Command - Stored Procedure

Hi all,
I'm having a great deal of difficulty getting my head around
an update command / stored procedure, I've pulled out all of my
books and spent the last two days on Google which has made my
confusion worse. In simple terms what I'm trying to do is update a
field in a table with the value y, but based on certain criteria.
So my table has the following fields -
JBAID
JBASiteID
JBADatePosted
JBAPostFor
JBANotified
What i want to do is update the value of field JBANotified on
all records that meeting the following criteria to Y
The criteria is -
WHERE DATEADD(d,JBAPostFor,JBADatePosted) BETWEEN DATEADD(d,
-7, GETDATE()) AND GETDATE() AND JBANotified = 'n' AND JBASiteID =
MMColParam (where MMColParam is Session("SITEID"))
So I've just tried building a command / stored procedure -
which reads (see attached code)(more than likely all wrong)
The things that I cant get my head around are -
Firstly getting the code right in the first place, running
the command on page load and then when the command has run
redirecting to the next page.
I really would appreciate some help with this -
thanks all

Ed Stewart wrote:
> Are you using CS3 with ASP/VBScript? There is a bug in
the command
> implementation that has this function broken.
>
> I asked about it in this forum several months ago, but
now I can't find my
> original post, but I did find another post that talks
about the same thing:
>
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=12&catid=26
> 3&threadid=1281539&enterthread=y
>
> My solution is to drop back to DW8 for command editing,
but use CS3 for
> everything else. I don't know what you're supposed to do
if you don't have an
> earlier version.
>
> It looks like your sql is correct, but the bug prevents
the second code block
> is not being updated with the correct values.
>
> I hope a solution is forthcoming....
>
Create a stored procedure and then use a recordset to
exectute it,
making sure the recordset has matching parameters that the
stored
procedure expects.
Commands are broken, I reported it to Adobe and they said it
might get
fixed in the next version.
Steve

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Hi everyone.
I am quite new relative to creating stored procedures, so I anticipate that whatever help I could get here would be very much helpful.
Anyway, here is my case:
I have a table where I need to update some fields with values coming from other tables. The other tables, let us just name as tblRef1, tblRef2 and tblRef3. For clarity, let us name tblToUpdate as my table to update. tblToUpdate has the following fields.
PlanID
EmployeeIndicator
UpdatedBy
CreatedBy
tblRef1, tblRef2 and tblRef3 has the following fields:
UserName
EmpIndicator
UserID
In my stored procedure, I need to perform the following:
1. Check each row in the tblToUpdate table. Get the CreatedBy value and compare the same to the UserName and UserID field of tblRef1. If no value exists in tblRef1, I then proceed to check if the value exists in the same fields in tblRef2 and tblRef3.
2. If the value is found, then I would update the EmployeeIndicator field in tblToUpdate with the value found on either tblRef1, tblRef2 or tblRef3.
I am having some trouble writing the stored procedure to accomplish this. So far, I have written is the following:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Proc_Upd IS v_rec NUMBER;
v_plan_no tblToUpdate.PLANID%TYPE;
v_ref_ind tblToUpdate.EMPLOYEEINDICATOR%TYPE;
v_update_user tblToUpdate.UPDATEDBY%TYPE;
v_created_by tblToUpdate.CREATEDBY%TYPE;
v_correct_ref_ind tblToUpdate.EMPLOYEEIDICATOR%TYPE;
CURSOR cur_plan IS SELECT PlanID, EmployeeIndicator, UPPER(UpdatedBy), UPPER(CreatedBy) FROM tblToUpdate;
BEGIN
Open cur_plan;
     LOOP
     FETCH cur_plan INTO v_plan_no, v_ref_ind, v_update_user, v_created_by;
          EXIT WHEN cur_plan%NOTFOUND;
          BEGIN
          -- Check if v_created_by has value.
               IF v_created_by IS NOT NULL THEN
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               SELECT UPPER(EmpIndicator)
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                    FROM tblRef1
                    WHERE UPPER(USERNAME) = v_created_by
                    OR UPPER(USERID) = v_created_by;
                    IF v_correct_ref_ind IS NOT NULL THEN
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                    END IF;
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                    INTO v_correct_ref_ind
                    FROM tblRef1
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                    OR UPPER(USERID) = v_created_by;
                    IF v_correct_ref_ind IS NOT NULL THEN
                    -- Update the Reference Indicator Field in the table TRP_BUSPLAN_HDR_T.
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                    END IF;
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     COMMIT;
END
Please take note that the values in the column tblToUpdate.UpdatedBy or tblToUpdate.CreatedBy could match either the UserName or the UserID of the table tblRef1, tblRef2, or tblRef3.
Kindly provide more insight. When I try to execute the procedure above, I get a DATA NOT FOUND ERROR.
Thanks.

Ah, ok; I got the updates the wrong way round then.
BluShadow's single update sounds like what you need then.
I also suggest you read this AskTom link to help you see why you should choose to write DML statements before choosing to write cursor + loops.
In general, when you're being asked to update / insert / delete rows into a table or several tables, your first reaction should be: "Can I do this in SQL?" If you can, then putting it into a stored procedure is usually just a case of putting the sql statement inside the procedure header/footers - can't really get much more simple than that! *{;-)

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Hello, I new with VS.Net
I'm tring to call a stored procedure, but when i try to retrive the data don't return nothing.
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**** Sorry for mi English

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Tom

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is
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We want to use jdbc to call a stored procedure that returns a resultset that does not require us to import any proprietary oracle objects...
Is there another way to write these stored procedures, rather than using this cursor construct? Are we missing something in the way we invoke them?

Suns tutorial path for returning resultsets from stored procedures indicates that the following should work...
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ResultSet rs = cs.executeQuery();
Thats if you build your stored procedure something like this ...
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(p_cursor in out SHOW_SUPPLIERS.SHOCurTyp)
is
begin
open p_cursor for
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i'll be honest, i have never written one, and i have been doing research all day to do one and i have not had much luck. Seems like they mostly all take variables or require data that i just do not want it to require.
I have a query (using TOAD fyi) that is run every morning.... i am trying to make it a stored procedure because i am in the process of automating this for people who want it as opposed to sending it to everyone.
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a.transaction_type,
a.exception_code,
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Thank you all very much for any and all advice, i do greatly appreciate it!

Hi,
user12733751 wrote:
it is just a query, the results will be going to excel later, all that is created already (the connection and runnign basic queries via excel VBA), so perhaps you are right, i do not need a stored procedure but a view?
I have not heard of a view (stored query), how does that work?You create a view once for all like this:
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW fubar
AS
SELECT    CASE
           WHEN stuff
          ...     -- the rest of your original query goes here
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SELECT *
FROM    fubar;A user who runs this last, extremely short, query gets the exact same results as someone who runs your original query.
Here's a completely different approach.
Depending on your front-end, you could also save your original query in a script, called fubar.sql, and people could run it by simply saying
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Nevermind guys..i got it..
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