How to amend this PL/SQL COMMANDS?

if :TRANSACTION.SHOW_DATE> TRANSACTION.TRANSACTION_DATE
THEN
     MESSAGE ('MOVIE SHOW_DATE SHOULD BE at most 3 DAYS after TRANSACTION');
     RAISE FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE;
     else
     message('OK');
     end if;
(TABLE, VIEW OR SEQUENCE REFERENCES 'TRANSACTION.TRANSACTION_DATE' NOT ALLOWED IN THIS CONTEXT.
In fact, I want to do the thing quoted in the MESSAGE of the command.

Prefix transaction.transaction_date with colon.
if :transaction.show_date > :transaction.transaction_date
(I am assuming that transaction is a block in Oracle Forms).

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How to Achieve this in SQL Query?

How to Achieve this ?
I have a table with numeric value populated like this
create table random_numeral (numerals Number(10));
insert into random_numeral values (1);
insert into random_numeral values (2);
insert into random_numeral values (3);
insert into random_numeral values (4);
insert into random_numeral values (5);
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I hope there might be some simple way to do this and waiting for experts to reply.
Try the below query.
SQL> select * from random_numeral;
NUMERALS
         1
         2
         3
         4
         5
         6
        56
        85
        24
        11
       120
NUMERALS
       114
       100
       140
14 rows selected.
SQL> select a.numerals ||' / '||b.numerals||' / '||c.numerals from
2          (select numerals,rownum rn1 from
3          (
4              select numerals,mod(row_number() over(partition by 1 order by numerals),3)
5              from random_numeral
6          )
7          where rn=1) a,
8          (select numerals,rownum rn1 from
9          (
10              select numerals,mod(row_number() over(partition by 1 order by numerals),3)
11              from random_numeral
12          )
13          where rn=2) b,
14          (select numerals,rownum rn1 from
15          (
16              select numerals,mod(row_number() over(partition by 1 order by numerals),3)
17              from random_numeral
18          )
19          where rn=0) c
20 where   a.rn1=b.rn1(+)
21 and b.rn1=c.rn1(+)
22 /
A.NUMERALS||'/'||B.NUMERALS||'/'||C.NUMERALS
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4 / 5 / 6
11 / 24 / 56
85 / 100 / 114
120 / 140 /
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How to Improve this PL/SQL script

Hi All,
I have a package/procedure that insert data into table but it takes time more than 2 days. Have any known how to modify this script to improve the performance and reduce loading time, The following code is procedure I used to insert data.....
Procedure INSERT_DATA (p_month IN DATE, p_product_id IN NUMBER ) IS
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cursor c2 is select * from tab#2;
cursor c3 is select * from tab#3;
cursor c4 is select * from tab#4;
cursor c5 is select * from tab#5;
v_rec claim_table%rowtype;
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for c1rec in c1 loop
exit when c1%notfound;
call procedure in package....;
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commit;
end if;
end loop;
commit;
Exception
exception statement....
commit;
End;
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A copy and paste of a reply I posted just a hour or so ago to the exact same approach used by a poster in [url http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=636929]this thread.
Yucky code IMO. You are using PL/SQL to drive a nested loop join. Why? SQL is by far more capable of joining tables and is not limited to a using a nested loop approach only.
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This code violates one of the most rudimentary performance principles in Oracle - it is not maximizing SQL and it it not minimizing PL/SQL. It is doing the exact opposite.
As for the ad-hoc commits inside the loop - this does not make much sense. This will generate more redo and more overheads. Also, when something goes pear shape in that process, some rows would have been processed and inserted and committed. Some not.
In this case, how do you expect to restart the failed process at the very first row that failed to be committed and continue processing from there?

Here is one for the tekkies. How to do this in SQL?

Input : String 541862356
Table has 2 columns:
SNO                             SLENGTH
5418                                4
54186                               5
54321                               5
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Edited by: user12240205 on May 3, 2012 10:51 PM

user12240205 wrote:
We don't have any other input. i.e. we have to get the closest match for the input string.You haven't explained what "closest match" actually means.
Something as simple as this could do what you want with the sample data you've provided...
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Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 WITH t AS (SELECT 5418 sno, 4 cnt FROM DUAL UNION
2             SELECT 54186, 5 FROM DUAL UNION
3             SELECT 54321, 5 FROM DUAL)
4      ,r as (select 541862356 as r from dual)
5 --
6 -- end of test data
7 --
8 select max(sno)
9 from   t,r
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How to replace data in sql command

Hi all
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http://localhost:123
http://localhost:123 a
http://localhost:123 bg
http://localhost:123 fdasf
does any sql command line or method i can use to relace this column data?
the relace it should be like
http://127.0.0.1:123
http://127.0.0.1:123 a
http://127.0.0.1:123 bg
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regard

Hi all
if i had one column data like
COL1 COL2
http://localhost:123
http://localhost:123 a
http://localhost:123 bg
http://localhost:123 fdasf
does any sql command line or method i can use to
relace this column data?
the relace it should be like
COL1 COL2
http://127.0.0.1:123
http://127.0.0.1:123 a
http://127.0.0.1:123 bg
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How to transform this PL/SQL request into a PL/SQL function ?

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AND     round(a.valeur, 1) = b.cote_ngf
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group by trunc(a.DATE1, '''
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Regards,
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Hello,
I am having trouble finding the correct syntax for updating this T-SQL table.
Here is my Query which is adding an additional ' at the beginning and end.
Query:
Update [denodo].[dbo].[wrappers]
SET wrapperWhereClause = '''AND County_Input=''Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribal Court'' AND WrapperID=729'''
WHERE wrapperID = '729'
The Outcome:
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The Outcome I am hoping for:
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>> Please learn
I am having trouble finding the correct syntax for updating this T-SQL table. Here is my Query [sic] which is adding an additional ' at the beginning and end. <<
Please learn basic terms so
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m doing a quarterly report and my database only collects the year and month fields.
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select dt
from t
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new: with t as (
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   select to_date('30-APR-2007','DD-MON-YYYY') dt from dual)
select dt
from t
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from t
where trunc(dt,'Q')= add_months(trunc(to_date('2007','YYYY'),'y'),(1-1)*3)
DT
01-JAN-07
01-FEB-07
28-FEB-07
31-MAR-07
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It has manuals.
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Choose your version, which you continue to keep a mystery
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http://www.oracle.com/pls/db112/homepage
Including Oracle SQL syntax
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e26088/toc.htm
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Hello All
I have a table STATUS_CODES which has values like this
HRKEY ITEMKEY
HRAS 1
HVAS 1
HXAS 1
SMST 2
SLRS 2
HWAS 2
PAYT 3
The HRKEY is unique
Same ITEMKEY may be applied to different HRKEY (Item keyhas fixed values 1, 2, 3)
Now I have a function which can return values like one of these(any combination of HRKEYseparated by a dash) which is captured in a variable called LAST_STATUS
HRAS-PAYT
HRAS-SMST-PAYT
PAYT
HRAS
HXAS
HRAS-HVAS-PAYT
HRAS-HVAS-SMST-SLRS-PAYT
HRAS-HVAS-SMST
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If Itemkey = 1 then it should return HRKEY for ITEMKEY = 1
Then 2 and then 3
If there are more than one HRKEY for same ITEMKEY then it should return any one of them
SO for eg.
If LAST_STATUS = HRAS-HVAS-SMST-SLRS-PAYT, then Output = HRAS
If LAST_STATUS = SLRS-PAYT, then Output = SLRS
If LAST_STATUS = PAYT, then Output = PAYT
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Ach

With Scotts setup script
flip@FLOP> var str varchar2(1000);
flip@FLOP> exec :str := 'HRAS-HVAS-SMST-SLRS-PAYT';
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
flip@FLOP>
flip@FLOP> with a as
2       ( select :str last_status from dual )
3      ,b as
4       (select '-'||last_status str, rownum rn from a connect by level <= length(last_status) )
5      ,c as
6       (select str, rn
7              ,instr(str,'-',1,rn ) f
8              ,instr(str,'-',1,rn+1) t
9        from   b
10        where instr(str,'-',1,rn) > 0
11       )
12      ,d as
13       ( select c.*, decode(t,0,substr(str,f+1),substr(str,f+1,t-f-1)) x
14         from c
15       )
16      ,e as
17       (
18 select d.*, s.itemkey, row_number() over (order by s.itemkey, d.x) rnk
19 from   d, status_codes s
20 where d.x = s.hrkey
21       )
22 select x hrkey
23 from   e
24 where rnk = 1
25 ;
HRKEY
HRAS
flip@FLOP> exec :str := 'SLRS-PAYT'
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
flip@FLOP> /
HRKEY
SLRS
flip@FLOP> exec :str := 'PAYT'
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
flip@FLOP> /
HRKEY
PAYT
flip@FLOP> exec :str := null;
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
flip@FLOP> /
no rows selected
flip@FLOP> exec :str := 'HRAS-HVAS----SMST-SLRS-PAYT-HRAS-HVAS-PAYT-HRAS-HVAS-SMST-SLRS-PAYT-HRAS-HVAS-SMST-SLRS-PAYT--';
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
flip@FLOP> /
HRKEY
HRAS

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the following SQL is very slow as it takes one day to complete...
select A.* from (SELECT a.n_agent_no, a.v_agent_code, a.n_channel_no, v_iden_no, a.n_cust_ref_no, a.v_agent_type, a.v_company_code,
a.v_company_branch, a.v_it_no, bfn_get_agent_name(a.n_agent_no) agentname,
PKG_AGE__TAX.GET_TAX_AMT(:P_FROM_DATE,:P_TO_DATE,:P_LOB_CODE,A.N_AGENT_NO) comm,
c.v_ird_region
FROM agent_master a, agent_lob b, agency_region c
WHERE a.n_agent_no = b.n_agent_no
AND a.v_agency_region = c.v_agency_region
--AND :p_lob_code = DECODE(:p_lob_code,'ALL', 'ALL',b.v_line_of_business)
--AND :p_channel_no = DECODE(:p_channel_no,1000, 1000,a.n_channel_no)
--AND :p_agency_group = DECODE(:p_agency_group,'ALL', 'ALL',c.v_ird_region)
group by a.n_agent_no, a.v_agent_code, a.n_channel_no, v_iden_no, a.n_cust_ref_no, a.v_agent_type, a.v_company_code, a.v_company_branch, a.v_it_no, bfn_get_agent_name(a.n_agent_no) ,
BPG_AGENCY_GEN_ACL_TAX.BFN_GET_TAX_AMOUNT(:P_FROM_DATE,:P_TO_DATE,:P_LOB_CODE,A.N_AGENT_NO),
c.v_ird_region
ORDER BY c.v_ird_region, a.v_agent_code DESC)
A
WHERE (COMM < :P_VAL_IND OR COMM >=:P_VAL_IND1);
. .it should return all the agents with commission based on the date parameter... data is less then 50 K inside all
the tables...
the version is Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.5.0
SQL> explain plan for
2   select A.* from (SELECT a.n_agent_no, a.v_agent_code, a.n_channel_no, v_iden_no, a.n_cust_ref_
no, a.v_agent_type, a.v_company_code,
3 a.v_company_branch, a.v_it_no, bfn_get_agent_name(a.n_agent_no) agentname,
4 BPG_AGENCY_GEN_ACL_TAX.BFN_GET_TAX_AMOUNT(:P_FROM_DATE,:P_TO_DATE,:P_LOB_CODE,A.N_AGENT_NO) com
m,
5 c.v_ird_region
6 FROM ammm_agent_master a, ammt_agent_lob b, gnlu_agency_region c
7 WHERE a.n_agent_no = b.n_agent_no
8 AND a.v_agency_region = c.v_agency_region
9 --AND :p_lob_code = DECODE(:p_lob_code,'ALL', 'ALL',b.v_line_of_business)
10 --AND :p_channel_no = DECODE(:p_channel_no,1000, 1000,a.n_channel_no)
11 --AND :p_agency_group = DECODE(:p_agency_group,'ALL', 'ALL',c.v_ird_region)
12 group by a.n_agent_no, a.v_agent_code, a.n_channel_no, v_iden_no, a.n_cust_ref_no, a.v_agent_ty
pe, a.v_company_code, a.v_company_branch, a.v_it_no, bfn_get_agent_name(a.n_agent_no) ,
13 BPG_AGENCY_GEN_ACL_TAX.BFN_GET_TAX_AMOUNT(:P_FROM_DATE,:P_TO_DATE,:P_LOB_CODE,A.N_AGENT_NO),
14 c.v_ird_region
15 ORDER BY c.v_ird_region, a.v_agent_code DESC)
16 A
17 WHERE (COMM < :P_VAL_IND OR COMM >=:P_VAL_IND1);
Explained.
SQL> select * from table(dbms_xplan.display);
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
| Id | Operation                       | Name               | Rows | Bytes |TempSpc| Cost (%CPU)|
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT                |                     | 13315 |    27M|       |   859 (63)|
|   1 | VIEW                           |                     | 13315 |    27M|       |            |
|   2 |   SORT GROUP BY                 |                     | 13315 |   936K| 2104K|   859 (63)|
|   3 |    HASH JOIN                    |                     | 13315 |   936K|       |   641 (81)|
|   4 |     MERGE JOIN                  |                     | 3118 |   204K|       |   512 (86)|
|   5 |      TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID| AGENCY_REGION |     8 |   152 |       |     3 (34)|
|   6 |       INDEX FULL SCAN           | SYS_C004994         |     8 |       |       |     2 (50)|
|   7 |      SORT JOIN                  |                     | 3142 |   147K|       |   510 (86)|
|   8 |       TABLE ACCESS FULL         | AGENT_MASTER   | 3142 |   147K|       |   506 (86)|
|   9 |     TABLE ACCESS FULL           | AGENT_LOB      |   127K|   623K|       |   102 (50)|
Note: PLAN_TABLE' is old version
17 rows selected.
..This is the only information i can get as i cannot access over database server (user security limitation)...
Thank You

Try to remove this:
ORDER BY c.v_ird_region, a.v_agent_code DESCOr move it to the end of entire query.
Edited by: Random on Jun 19, 2009 1:01 PM

How to amend this PL/SQL COMMANDS?

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