How to extract from XMLType

hi
I have XMLType field in DB. I must select data from this field but I am getting an error.
          OracleCallableStatement st = (OracleCallableStatement)conn.prepareCall (xmlQuery);
                ResultSet res = st.executeQuery();
            XMLType xmltype =null;
            OracleResultSet rs = (OracleResultSet) st.executeQuery(xmlQuery);
            while(rs.next()){
                                        xmltype =(XMLType) rs.getObject("candidate_details");
                        xmltype.extract("/name/text()","/employee").getStringVal();
                       I am getting the following exception:
java.sql.SQLException
     at oracle.xdb.XMLType.extract(XMLType.java:1427)
     at samplexmltype.XMLTypeForm.btnRead_actionPerformed(XMLTypeForm.java:494)
     at samplexmltype.XMLTypeForm.mav$btnRead_actionPerformed(XMLTypeForm.java)

If retval contains the whole response including envelope, then obviously it doesn't start at "TICKETCreateRespMsg". You have to use the full path, or a descendant axis, but the former is preferred.
Be aware of namespaces too, that's a common gotcha with XML.
SQL> set serveroutput on
SQL>
SQL> DECLARE
2
3 retval xmltype := xmltype('<env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
4 <env:Header/>
5 <env:Body>
6 <TICKETCreateRespMsg xmlns="http://www.testurl.com/webservices/">
7 <body xmlns="">
8 <CreateTicket>
9 <TICKET_NO>A-32758628</TICKET_NO>
10 <SUMMARY>Test1</SUMMARY>
11 <ERROR_MSG>Test2</ERROR_MSG>
12 </CreateTicket>
13 </body>
14 </TICKETCreateRespMsg>
15 </env:Body>
16 </env:Envelope>');
17
18 v_ticket_no varchar2(30);
19 v_summary varchar2(30);
20 v_error_msg varchar2(30);
21
22 v_ns_map varchar2(200) := 'xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/", xmlns:ns1="http://www.testurl.com/webservices/"';
23 v_xpath varchar2(200) := '/env:Envelope/env:Body/ns1:TICKETCreateRespMsg/body/CreateTicket';
24
25
26 BEGIN
27
28 SELECT extractValue(retval, v_xpath || '/TICKET_NO', v_ns_map)
29 , extractValue(retval, v_xpath || '/SUMMARY', v_ns_map)
30 , extractValue(retval, v_xpath || '/ERROR_MSG', v_ns_map)
31 INTO v_ticket_no, v_summary, v_error_msg
32 FROM dual;
33
34 dbms_output.put_line('TICKET_NO = '||v_ticket_no);
35 dbms_output.put_line('SUMMARY = '||v_summary);
36 dbms_output.put_line('ERROR_MSG = '||v_error_msg);
37
38 END;
39 /
TICKET_NO = A-32758628
SUMMARY = Test1
ERROR_MSG = Test2
PL/SQL procedure successfully completedEdited by: odie_63 on 17 avr. 2012 13:07

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Hi Folks.
I am currently trying to shred the contents of an XML document that is stored on our schema in a XMLType column. The XMLYTYPE column is pointing to several schemas that are registered within the database.
If I take a subset of the XML from one of the files and create an XMLTYPE column on the fly, I am able to extract data using the XMLTABLE syntax. If I try the same thing on the XMLTYPE column in the table registered to schemas stored in the database I get no joy.
Please see below for an example.
Please note that this is only a small segment of the original XML document which is very large. The XML document has one <RTDRFileHeader> and <ConnectionList> nodes per document but many <Connection> nodes beneath the <ConnectionList>.
My requirement is to RETRIEVE ALL the data contained in the <Connection> elements beneath the <ConnectionList>. How do I achieve this?
CREATE TABLE ag_test2 as
SELECT XMLTYPE(
'<RTDR xmlns:tadig-gen="https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-GEN" xmlns="https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR">
<RTDRFileHeader>
 <Prefix>MRTDR</Prefix>
 <Sender>EDSCH</Sender>
 <Recipient>NXTMP</Recipient>
 <PMN>UKRAS</PMN>
 <ReportSeqNo>5</ReportSeqNo>
 <TADIGGenSchemaVersion>2.2</TADIGGenSchemaVersion>
 <RTDRSchemaVersion>1.1</RTDRSchemaVersion>
 <CreationTmstp>2009-09-04T04:04:00.000000+02:00</CreationTmstp>
</RTDRFileHeader>
<ConnectionList xmlns="https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR">
<Connection xmlns="https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR">
 <VPMN>UKRAS</VPMN>
 <HPMN>LIEK9</HPMN>
 <FileItemList>
 <FileItem>
 <FileID>CDUKRASLIEK901274-00005-m</FileID>
 <ExchTmstp>2009-08-24T12:07:22.000000+02:00</ExchTmstp>
 <FileType>
 <InitTAP>
 <TAPSeqNo>1274</TAPSeqNo>
 <NotifFileInd>true</NotifFileInd>
 <ChargeInfo>
 <TAPTxCutoffTmstp>2009-08-24T12:52:10.000000+03:00</TAPTxCutoffTmstp>
 <TAPAvailTmstp>2009-08-24T11:52:10.000000+02:00</TAPAvailTmstp>
 <TAPCurrency>SDR</TAPCurrency>
 <TotalNetCharge>0</TotalNetCharge>
 <TotalTax>0</TotalTax>
 </ChargeInfo>
 </InitTAP>
 </FileType>
 </FileItem>
 <FileItem>
 <FileID>CDUKRASLIEK901280-00005-m</FileID>
 <ExchTmstp>2009-08-30T12:14:39.000000+02:00</ExchTmstp>
 <FileType>
 <InitTAP>
 <TAPSeqNo>1280</TAPSeqNo>
 <NotifFileInd>true</NotifFileInd>
 <ChargeInfo>
 <TAPTxCutoffTmstp>2009-08-30T12:52:34.000000+03:00</TAPTxCutoffTmstp>
 <TAPAvailTmstp>2009-08-30T11:52:34.000000+02:00</TAPAvailTmstp>
 <TAPCurrency>SDR</TAPCurrency>
 <TotalNetCharge>0</TotalNetCharge>
 <TotalTax>0</TotalTax>
 </ChargeInfo>
 </InitTAP>
 </FileType>
 </FileItem>
 </FileItemList>
 </Connection>
</ConnectionList>
</RTDR> ') as xml from dual
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SELECT rtd2."VPMN"
 ,rtd2."Recipient"
 ,rtd2."ReportSeqNo"
FROM ag_test2 r
 ,XMLTABLE('/RTDR'
 PASSING r.xml
 COLUMNS "VPMN" VARCHAR2(5) PATH '/RTDRFileHeader/ConnectionList/Connection/VPMN'
 ,"Recipient" VARCHAR2(5) PATH '/RTDRFileHeader/Recipient'
 ,"ReportSeqNo" INTEGER PATH '/RTDRFileHeader/ReportSeqNo'
 ) rtd2; From my other investigations the following query works OK when the same XML segment is created dynamically by performing an SELECT XMLTYPE ... FROM DUAL compared to the method above. Can anybody provide an explanation?
WITH t as (select XMLTYPE(
'<RTDR>
<RTDRFileHeader>
 <Prefix>MRTDR</Prefix>
 <Sender>EDSCH</Sender>
 <Recipient>NXTMP</Recipient>
 <PMN>UKRAS</PMN>
 <ReportSeqNo>5</ReportSeqNo>
 <TADIGGenSchemaVersion>2.2</TADIGGenSchemaVersion>
 <RTDRSchemaVersion>1.1</RTDRSchemaVersion>
 <CreationTmstp>2009-09-04T04:04:00.000000+02:00</CreationTmstp>
</RTDRFileHeader>
<ConnectionList>
<Connection>
 <VPMN>UKRAS</VPMN>
 <HPMN>LIEK9</HPMN>
 <FileItemList>
 <FileItem>
 <FileID>CDUKRASLIEK901274-00005-m</FileID>
 <ExchTmstp>2009-08-24T12:07:22.000000+02:00</ExchTmstp>
 <FileType>
 <InitTAP>
 <TAPSeqNo>1274</TAPSeqNo>
 <NotifFileInd>true</NotifFileInd>
 <ChargeInfo>
 <TAPTxCutoffTmstp>2009-08-24T12:52:10.000000+03:00</TAPTxCutoffTmstp>
 <TAPAvailTmstp>2009-08-24T11:52:10.000000+02:00</TAPAvailTmstp>
 <TAPCurrency>SDR</TAPCurrency>
 <TotalNetCharge>0</TotalNetCharge>
 <TotalTax>0</TotalTax>
 </ChargeInfo>
 </InitTAP>
 </FileType>
 </FileItem>
 <FileItem>
 <FileID>CDUKRASLIEK901280-00005-m</FileID>
 <ExchTmstp>2009-08-30T12:14:39.000000+02:00</ExchTmstp>
 <FileType>
 <InitTAP>
 <TAPSeqNo>1280</TAPSeqNo>
 <NotifFileInd>true</NotifFileInd>
 <ChargeInfo>
 <TAPTxCutoffTmstp>2009-08-30T12:52:34.000000+03:00</TAPTxCutoffTmstp>
 <TAPAvailTmstp>2009-08-30T11:52:34.000000+02:00</TAPAvailTmstp>
 <TAPCurrency>SDR</TAPCurrency>
 <TotalNetCharge>0</TotalNetCharge>
 <TotalTax>0</TotalTax>
 </ChargeInfo>
 </InitTAP>
 </FileType>
 </FileItem>
 </FileItemList>
 </Connection>
</ConnectionList>
</RTDR> ') as xml from dual )
SELECT rtd2."VPMN"
 ,rtd2."HPMN"
FROM t r
 ,XMLTABLE('/RTDR/ConnectionList'
 PASSING r.xml
 COLUMNS "VPMN" VARCHAR2(5) PATH '/ConnectionList/Connection/VPMN'
 ,"HPMN" VARCHAR2(5) PATH '/ConnectionList/Connection/HPMN'
 ) rtd2;
Any comments, suggestions, pointers gratefully received.
Many thanks
Kind regards
Simon Gadd

Simon
It appears to work as expected for me in 11.2.0.1.0
C:\xdb\customers\Mapeley>sqlplus /nolog @testcase %CD%
SQL*Plus: Release 11.2.0.1.0 Production on Wed Nov 18 14:26:56 2009
Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle. All rights reserved.
SQL> spool testase.log
SQL> --
SQL> connect / as sysdba
Connected.
SQL> --
SQL> set define on
SQL> set timing on
SQL> --
SQL> define USERNAME = MAPELEY
SQL> --
SQL> def PASSWORD = &USERNAME
SQL> --
SQL> def XMLDIR = &1
SQL> --
SQL> def USER_TABLESPACE = USERS
SQL> --
SQL> def TEMP_TABLESPACE = TEMP
SQL> --
SQL> drop user &USERNAME cascade
2 /
old 1: drop user &USERNAME cascade
new 1: drop user MAPELEY cascade
User dropped.
Elapsed: 00:00:04.57
SQL> grant create any directory, drop any directory, connect, resource, alter se
ssion, create view to &USERNAME identified by &PASSWORD
2 /
old 1: grant create any directory, drop any directory, connect, resource, alte
r session, create view to &USERNAME identified by &PASSWORD
new 1: grant create any directory, drop any directory, connect, resource, alte
r session, create view to MAPELEY identified by MAPELEY
Grant succeeded.
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SQL> alter user &USERNAME default tablespace &USER_TABLESPACE temporary tablespa
ce &TEMP_TABLESPACE
2 /
old 1: alter user &USERNAME default tablespace &USER_TABLESPACE temporary tabl
espace &TEMP_TABLESPACE
new 1: alter user MAPELEY default tablespace USERS temporary tablespace TEMP
User altered.
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Connected.
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2 /
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2 XMLSCHEMA XMLTYPE := XMLTYPE(bfilename('XMLDIR','tadig_gen_2.2.xsd'),NLS_
CHARSET_ID('AL32UTF8'));
3 begin
4 :SCHEMAURL:= 'tadig-gen-2.2.xsd';
5 xdb_annotate_schema.disableDefaultTables(XMLSCHEMA);
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7 (
8 schemaurl => :SCHEMAURL,
9 schemadoc => XMLSCHEMA,
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13 genTables => TRUE
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2 XMLSCHEMA XMLTYPE := XMLTYPE(bfilename('XMLDIR','tadig_rtdr.xsd'),NLS_CHA
RSET_ID('AL32UTF8'));
3 begin
4 :SCHEMAURL:= 'tadig_rtdr.xsd';
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7 dbms_xmlschema.registerSchema
8 (
9 schemaurl => :SCHEMAURL,
10 schemadoc => XMLSCHEMA,
11 local => TRUE,
12 genTypes => TRUE,
13 genBean => FALSE,
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SQL> select table_name
2 from USER_XML_TABLES
3 /
TABLE_NAME
RTDR_TABLE
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2 from USER_NESTED_TABLES
3 /
COUNT(*)
 17
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SQL> desc RTDR_TABLE
Name Null? Type
TABLE of SYS.XMLTYPE(XMLSchema "tadig_rtdr.xsd" Element "RTDR") STORAGE Object-r
elational TYPE "RTDR8050_T"
SQL> --
SQL> insert into RTDR_TABLE values (XMLTYPE(bfilename('XMLDIR','MRTDREDSCHNXTMPU
KRAS00001.xml'),NLS_CHARSET_ID('AL32UTF8')))
2 /
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2 /
Commit complete.
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SQL> set autotrace on explain lines 256 long 100000 pages 0
SQL> --
SQL> SELECT rtd3."VPMN"
2 ,rtd2."Recipient"
3 ,rtd2."ReportSeqNo"
4 FROM RTDR_TABLE r
5 ,XMLTABLE
6 (
7 xmlnamespaces
8 (
9 default 'https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR'
10 ),
11 '/RTDR'
12 PASSING r.object_value
13 COLUMNS
14 "ConnectionXML" XMLTYPE PATH 'ConnectionList/Connection'
15 ,"Recipient" VARCHAR2(5) PATH 'RTDRFileHeader/Recipient'
16 ,"ReportSeqNo" INTEGER PATH 'RTDRFileHeader/ReportSeqNo'
17 ) rtd2
18 ,XMLTABLE
19 (
20 xmlnamespaces
21 (
22 default 'https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR'
23 ),
24 '/Connection'
25 PASSING rtd2."ConnectionXML"
26 COLUMNS
27 "VPMN" VARCHAR2(6) PATH 'VPMN'
28 ) rtd3
29 /
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UKRAS NXTMP 1
UKRAS NXTMP 1
LIEK9 NXTMP 1
ABWK9 NXTMP 1
MCOK9 NXTMP 1
CHEK7 NXTMP 1
DJIK9 NXTMP 1
SGPK9 NXTMP 1
NAMK9 NXTMP 1
SENK9 NXTMP 1
NZLK9 NXTMP 1
CIV55 NXTMP 1
TURTK NXTMP 1
GINCL NXTMP 1
BFA03 NXTMP 1
NER55 NXTMP 1
DOMC9 NXTMP 1
NGA55 NXTMP 1
GRCCO NXTMP 1
GRCSH NXTMP 1
NLDPT NXTMP 1
BELTB NXTMP 1
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INDRM NXTMP 1
INDDL NXTMP 1
INDH1 NXTMP 1
INDWB NXTMP 1
INDA2 NXTMP 1
INDA1 NXTMP 1
INDA8 NXTMP 1
INDA4 NXTMP 1
INDA7 NXTMP 1
INDA5 NXTMP 1
INDA6 NXTMP 1
INDA3 NXTMP 1
PAKPL NXTMP 1
PAKTP NXTMP 1
PAKWA NXTMP 1
AFGAW NXTMP 1
AFGTD NXTMP 1
AFGAR NXTMP 1
LKA71 NXTMP 1
LKADG NXTMP 1
JORUM NXTMP 1
SYR01 NXTMP 1
SYRSP NXTMP 1
IRQAT NXTMP 1
SAUAJ NXTMP 1
SAUET NXTMP 1
SAUZN NXTMP 1
YEMSA NXTMP 1
YEMSP NXTMP 1
OMNGT NXTMP 1
OMNNT NXTMP 1
ARETC NXTMP 1
AREDU NXTMP 1
ISR01 NXTMP 1
ISRCL NXTMP 1
ISRPL NXTMP 1
PSEJE NXTMP 1
MNGMC NXTMP 1
NPLM2 NXTMP 1
IRNRI NXTMP 1
UZBDU NXTMP 1
UZB05 NXTMP 1
UZB07 NXTMP 1
TJK01 NXTMP 1
TJKIT NXTMP 1
TJKBM NXTMP 1
TJK91 NXTMP 1
KGZ01 NXTMP 1
KGZNT NXTMP 1
TKMBC NXTMP 1
JPNJP NXTMP 1
KORKT NXTMP 1
KORKF NXTMP 1
VNMVT NXTMP 1
HKGH3 NXTMP 1
HKGHT NXTMP 1
HKGSM NXTMP 1
HKGMC NXTMP 1
MACHT NXTMP 1
KHMSM NXTMP 1
KHMSH NXTMP 1
CHNCT NXTMP 1
ITAOM NXTMP 1
ITAGT NXTMP 1
ITAWI NXTMP 1
ROMCS NXTMP 1
ROMMR NXTMP 1
CHEC1 NXTMP 1
CHEOR NXTMP 1
CZERM NXTMP 1
CZEET NXTMP 1
CZECM NXTMP 1
SVKGT NXTMP 1
SVKET NXTMP 1
SVKO2 NXTMP 1
AUTPT NXTMP 1
AUTCA NXTMP 1
AUTHU NXTMP 1
GBRAJ NXTMP 1
GBRCN NXTMP 1
GBRVF NXTMP 1
GBRHU NXTMP 1
GBRME NXTMP 1
GBRJT NXTMP 1
GBRMT NXTMP 1
DNKTD NXTMP 1
DNKHU NXTMP 1
DNKIA NXTMP 1
SWETR NXTMP 1
SWEHU NXTMP 1
SWEIQ NXTMP 1
NORNC NXTMP 1
FINRL NXTMP 1
FINAM NXTMP 1
FINTF NXTMP 1
LTUOM NXTMP 1
LTUMT NXTMP 1
LTU03 NXTMP 1
LVALM NXTMP 1
LVABC NXTMP 1
LVABT NXTMP 1
ESTEM NXTMP 1
ESTRB NXTMP 1
RUS01 NXTMP 1
RUSNW NXTMP 1
RUS03 NXTMP 1
RUSSC NXTMP 1
RUS07 NXTMP 1
RUSKH NXTMP 1
RUS16 NXTMP 1
RUS17 NXTMP 1
RUST2 NXTMP 1
RUSEC NXTMP 1
RUSUT NXTMP 1
RUSBD NXTMP 1
BLRMD NXTMP 1
BLR02 NXTMP 1
BLRBT NXTMP 1
MDAVX NXTMP 1
MDAMC NXTMP 1
POLKM NXTMP 1
POL02 NXTMP 1
POL03 NXTMP 1
POLP4 NXTMP 1
DEUD1 NXTMP 1
DEUD2 NXTMP 1
DEUE1 NXTMP 1
DEUE2 NXTMP 1
PRTOP NXTMP 1
PRTTM NXTMP 1
LUXPT NXTMP 1
LUXTG NXTMP 1
LUXVM NXTMP 1
IRLDF NXTMP 1
IRLH3 NXTMP 1
ISLPS NXTMP 1
ISLTL NXTMP 1
ISLVW NXTMP 1
ISLOC NXTMP 1
ISLNO NXTMP 1
ALBAM NXTMP 1
ALBEM NXTMP 1
MLTGO NXTMP 1
CYPCT NXTMP 1
CYPSC NXTMP 1
GEOGC NXTMP 1
GEOMA NXTMP 1
ARM05 NXTMP 1
BGR01 NXTMP 1
BGRVA NXTMP 1
BGRCM NXTMP 1
TURTC NXTMP 1
TURTS NXTMP 1
TURIS NXTMP 1
SMOSM NXTMP 1
SVNMT NXTMP 1
MKDMM NXTMP 1
MKDCC NXTMP 1
LIEMK NXTMP 1
LIETG NXTMP 1
CANRW NXTMP 1
USAW6 NXTMP 1
USACG NXTMP 1
USACB NXTMP 1
GUMHT NXTMP 1
SHIPS NXTMP 1
USAWW NXTMP 1
USARB NXTMP 1
MEXTL NXTMP 1
MEXMS NXTMP 1
JAMDC NXTMP 1
FRAF4 NXTMP 1
VGBCC NXTMP 1
CUB01 NXTMP 1
DOM01 NXTMP 1
TTODL NXTMP 1
AZEAC NXTMP 1
AZEBC NXTMP 1
AZEAF NXTMP 1
KAZKT NXTMP 1
KAZKZ NXTMP 1
KAZ77 NXTMP 1
INDA9 NXTMP 1
INDBL NXTMP 1
INDF1 NXTMP 1
INDAT NXTMP 1
INDE1 NXTMP 1
INDHM NXTMP 1
INDCC NXTMP 1
INDMT NXTMP 1
INDSC NXTMP 1
INDRC NXTMP 1
UKRAS NXTMP 1
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641 rows selected.
Elapsed: 00:00:01.15
Execution Plan
Plan hash value: 3612307998
| Id | Operation | Name | Rows | Bytes | Co
st (%CPU)| Time |
| 0 | SELECT STATEMENT | | 641 | 2539K|
9 (12)| 00:00:01 |
|* 1 | HASH JOIN | | 641 | 2539K|
9 (12)| 00:00:01 |
|* 2 | TABLE ACCESS FULL| RTDR_TABLE | 1 | 2045 |
3 (0)| 00:00:01 |
| 3 | TABLE ACCESS FULL| SYS_NTeF0jsoIcQsOueVI+sFGk0g== | 641 | 1259K|
5 (0)| 00:00:01 |
Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
 1 - access("SYS_ALIAS_0"."NESTED_TABLE_ID"="RTDR_TABLE"."SYS_NC0002300024$")
 2 - filter(SYS_CHECKACL("ACLOID","OWNERID",xmltype('<privilege
 xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/acl.xsd" xmlns:xsi="http://www.
w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-insta
 nce" xsi:schemaLocation="http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/acl.xsd
 http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb/acl.xsd DAV:http://xmlns.oracle.com/xd
b/dav.xsd"><read-properties
 /><read-contents/></privilege>'))=1)
Note
 - dynamic sampling used for this statement (level=2)
SQL> quit
Disconnected from Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64
bit Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
C:\xdb\customers\Mapeley>

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Hi all,
I am currently trying to extract all content from a special message type to a string. The special message is really just simple XML.
However, I wish to convert the special domain specific message to a string to send to another partnerlink.
I figured that it would be a simple matter of using an assign / copy operation using the special message and the ora:getContentAsString function.
This does not work :-(
I get the following error in the domain log:
ORABPEL-05002
Message handle error.
An exception occurred while attempting to process the message "com.collaxa.cube.engine.dispatch.message.invoke.InvokeInstanceMessage"; the exception is: XPath expression failed to execute.
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Hi,


Let me explain the scenerio:


I XSD I have is:


<xs:schema xmlns:xs="<a href="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema</a>"
targetNamespace="**************"
<xs:element name="OrdDesc">
<xs:complexType>
<xs:sequence>
<xs:element name="ord" type="number10" />
<xs:element name="ord_name" type="varchar2150" />
<xs:element name=ord_add1" type="varchar2240" minOccurs="0" /> <xs:element name="ord_add2" type="varchar2240" minOccurs="0" /> <xs:element name="ord_city" type="varchar2120" minOccurs="0" /> <xs:element name="county" type="varchar2250" minOccurs="0" /> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> </xs:schema> The runtime XML I would get: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <Messages> <Message> <family>New</family> <type>OrderCreate</type> <id>22</id> <messageID/> <routingInfo/> <messageData><![CDATA[<!DOCTYPE *************"> <OrdDesc> <ord>22</wh> <ord_name>Ord1</wh_name> <ord_add1>Park Avenue</wh_add1> <ord_add2/> <ord_city>XYZ</wh_city> <county/> </OrdDesc>]]></messageData> </Message> <Message> <family>New</family> <type>OrderMod</type> <id>22</id> <messageID/> <routingInfo/> <messageData><![CDATA[<!DOCTYPE *************"> <OrdDesc> <ord>22</wh> <ord_name>Ord1</wh_name> <ord_add1>Park Avenue</wh_add1> <ord_add2/> <ord_city>XYZ</wh_city> <county/> </OrdDesc>]]></messageData> </Message> </Messages> Now, the Msg type(<type>OrderCreate</type>) I am referring to is not the part of XSD, it gets generated at the time message is created. That's why I don't see that tag in the payload. Payload shows the elements of XSD. Please help.

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I have created a dll file and i have stored an image file in it. I want to extract it i mean i want to use it in my program now what should i do to extract that image file from dll.

I have created a dll file and i have stored an image file in it. Why?
I want to extract it i mean i want to use
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Hello , I have this string and I need to extract 4 parts (in bold) from the string , my string is :
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Thanks

Hi,
oais wrote:
Hello , I have this string and I need to extract 4 parts (in bold) from the string , my string is :
'(invoice) dear client : tom cruise you Buy *408* from MENA.CA @ *6.93* 01/10/09 watheeqa'
What is the best technique to do that?
ThanksThat depends on how you know the 4 parts are what you showed, and not
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or
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select distinct type,TO_CHAR(t1.add_dt,'DD-MON-YY') add_date ,
TO_CHAR(l2.e_dt,'DD-MON-YY') e_date,name, d.d_nm
from table1 t1 , table3 d,table2 t2 ,
select distinct
f.xmlcol.extract('//fDef/ns1:vD/ns1:vDesc/ns1:dName/text()','xmlns:ns1="http://abc.def.org/"').getStringVal() info
from ftable f
) f_d,
select distinct
b.xmlcol.extract('//benchmarkRuleDef/ns1:dName/text()','xmlns:ns1="http://abc.def.org/"').getStringVal() info
from btable b
) b_d
where
t2.id = t1.id
and to_char(t1.id) =(d.xmlcol.extract('//c/R/val/text()').getStringVal())
and d.d_nm NOT In (f_d.info)
and d.d_nm NOT In (b_d.info)
However, the last 2 lines are not taking effect. Example, I get 30 as info from query f_d. But in the end I have the condition and d.d_nm NOT In (f_d.info)
- it still shows the record. Not In is not taking effect. Not sure what am i doing wrong here. Any help appreciated.

Yes.
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I have a method that executes an sql update and fails.
The description of the failure is:
com.ibm.websphere.ce.cm.DuplicateKeyException: One or more values in the INSERT statement, UPDATE statement, or foreign key update caused by a DELETE statement are not valid because the primary key, unique constraint or unique index identified by "1" constrains table "XXX" from having duplicate rows for those columns.
I didn't find a way of extracting the type of the exception (if there's one).
I want to be able to assess the exception and to return a specific error message with
the specific error explained.
thanks
Itamar

One can alway catch the exceptions (java.sql.SQLException) and call its getErrorCode() method,
but getMessage or getLocalizedMessage are fine also.
In your case you have primary fields or indexes that require uniqueness of some fields across records.
For instance if you have a composed primary key id+language and forget to INSERT the language.
Off course you find the spot in the code by:
try {
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e.printStackTrace();
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I know I have done this in CVI before..
I just can't remember how I did it..
(braindead today???!!!???)
Here goes:
Take a string:
"Mary had a little lamb"
FindPattern "little"
resulting string: ""Mary had a lamb"
What I have works up to finding the pattern and it's location.
-sigh-
I know I'll kick myself because from what I recall, it's a very simple solution... I just can't think of it..
And I vaguely remember the function name that I used...
R
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Go to Solution.

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R
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Hi Chinese friends,
I am now engaged in global DWH (BW) project in which data are gathered from branches in the world. One of the branches uses YonYuu(用友) as their system.
what is the best way to extract data from YonYuu?
it uses general DB like oracle, mssql so that I guess it is possible to extract directly from the DB. but I am not sure if it is practically very difficult becuase the modeling of yonyuu(ERP-U8) is too difficult.
The data sources to be extracted is GL (hopefully like EC-PCA in SAP), order/back order, stock, purchase..
I guess it is very general case to extract data from YonYuu ERP-U8 in China. So I hope if you share your experience in this case.
Kind regards,
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If it uses general DBs like Oracle and MSS, then you should be able to connect via DB Connect. If the data model is relational and you need to gather information from many tables, it may make sense to do some modeling on the source database. For example, you can join tables via views and create the datasource from the view instead of the tables directly. In any case, most of the time you have to wrap table in a view due to table/field name restrictions when using DB Connect.
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Relative beginner with Crystal and 1st post here - please excuse if answer obvious:
I have 2 tables, one with static data describing contractors, the other with a table of rate history. So multiple rows per user, each with a start date and the corresponding rate.
I can extract the whole history easily enough but if I want to just show the most recent rate I have a problem:
For the most recent start date I can create a field and use the formula NthLargest (1, {rates.startdate} )
But for the corresponding rate, what do I do?
Mike

Group your data by contractor and sort start date descending.
Place all your detail records in group footer and suppress details and group header
Ian

2LIS_05_Q0TASK, or how to extract from a new table

Hi All,
I would like to enhance the Quality Management (in Lo Cockpit) extractors with own data. I have standard table appends and an own table which represent a sublevel of the task table QMSM. The appends are ok, I can enhance the standard extractors. But how can I use my new table in the BI?
The key of the new table is this:
MANDT
QMNUM
MANUM
OUTCM (char10)
CODE (char10)
Please help.

Hello Laszlo,
If I would have understood your question,
Once you are done with the datasource enhancement you have to replicate the same into BW side and you have to map the new fields to Comm Stru and finally your data target (InfoCube / ODS)
Thanks
Chandran

Extraction from SAP R/3

Hi Experts,
I am currently working on a POC for a client that requires that we show them how to extract from SAPR3 using their own Structure.
I have a list of Entities that I need to enter into the Hierarchies tables: Setnode and Setleaf, CSKS/CSKT for these Entities. The kind of guidance that I would need is once I'm logged on to R3, what screens would I need to know where to enter this particular information?
Any useful answer will be rewarded with suitable points.
Thanks in advance!

Hi Experts,
I am currently working on a POC for a client that requires that we show them how to extract from SAPR3 using their own Structure.
I have a list of Entities that I need to enter into the Hierarchies tables: Setnode and Setleaf, CSKS/CSKT for these Entities. The kind of guidance that I would need is once I'm logged on to R3, what screens would I need to know where to enter this particular information?
Any useful answer will be rewarded with suitable points.
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