IDCS3: Odd behaviour when inserting values
Hi!
I can't find a solution to this problem anywhere on the forum or on the net. It could be that I choose the wrong search terms. But anyways, an explanation:
The problem my co-workers and I have, is that when you have a document open, select a bit of text, and want to type in a new size-value in the control-panel at the top, the program reset to the previous value and the marker goes back into the selected text. It also happen when I want to change any other values for ie. objects like images, and when I type in another font face.
Another problem that occur, is that when I go to another open program on my Mac, it jump back into InDesign without me doing anything.
Is this a problem for Intel-based macs with OS X 10.5? On the machine running PPC it works as it should.
If this wasn't understandable, please let me know.
We are also having the problem of inserting values in to the top control panel. Both with the Selection Tool and the Type Tool. We highlight the input box, we enter in a value, the new value stays for a second or two, and then reverts to the previous value. Also, if we try to copy in a value, the box de-highlights and the value gets pasted on to the actual document in a new text box.
This is happening in InDesign CS3 5.0.2 running on Leopard G5s and Tiger G5s. It seems to have appeared with the 5.0.2 update.
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Edited by: stevensutcliffe on Oct 10, 2008 5:26 AM
Edited by: stevensutcliffe on Oct 10, 2008 5:27 AMstevensutcliffe wrote:
Yes, using COUNT(*) gives the same result as COUNT(1).
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// the object type with a custom constructor
SQL> create or replace type TMyRow is object(
2 id integer,
3 day date,
4 val varchar2(10),
5
6 constructor function TMyRow( i integer, d date ) return self as result
7 );
8 /
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// was after a call
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// table based on object type
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// not a single time
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2 myRow TMyRow := new TMyRow(2, sysdate);
3 begin
4 insert into mytab values myRow;
5 end;
6 /
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Ugly, and very much an unexpected, overhead. Is this behaviour documented somewhere? (I could not find anything - but then I was also not sure how express this issue as a meaningful search term)But it does not occur when calling a PL/SQL function that is not a constructorWith respect yes it does. You did not either explicitly or implicitly reference the result of that function multiple times. Try with a PL/SQL function that returns and object type with multiple attributes...
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2 RETURN tmyrow
3 AS
4 rtn tmyrow;
5 BEGIN
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7 RETURN tmyrow (i, d, 'TMyRow()');
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9 /
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returning TMyRow(): id=1 day=10-APR-12
returning TMyRow(): id=1 day=10-APR-12
returning TMyRow(): id=1 day=10-APR-12
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SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION f_tmyrow (i INTEGER, d DATE)
2 RETURN tmyrow DETERMINISTIC
3 AS
4 rtn tmyrow;
5 BEGIN
6 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('returning TMyRow(): id=' || i || ' day=' || d);
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9 /
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SQL> INSERT INTO mytab VALUES (f_tmyrow (1, SYSDATE));
returning TMyRow(): id=1 day=10-APR-12
1 row created.
SQL>Which also rather interestingly shows that the DETERMINISTIC keyword is observed in SQL (in a within-row context) other than as a requirement for function-based indexes, something which I don't recall noticing before.
When we create a straightforward table of object type (ignoring the matter of substitutable subtypes for the moment) rather than create a single representation of the object Oracle actually creates a relational table with a column for each attribute.
Hence my educated guess would be that an SQL of the form...
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SELECT tmyrow (1, SYSDATE)
FROM DUAL;...would need to be silently re-written (or at this would be one way of implementing this) to accomodate the above, something like...
INSERT INTO mytab (id, day, val)
SELECT tmyrow (1, SYSDATE).id,
tmyrow (1, SYSDATE).day,
tmyrow (1, SYSDATE).val
FROM DUAL d;Note that this is behaviour is similar whether the function being called is a type constructor function, other type method or standalone/packaged PL/SQL function returning object type.
At which point we are tempted to write the above (or question why Oracle does not) to avoid this rather obvious inefficiency.
SELECT d.t.id, d.t.day, d.t.val
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COUNT(SYS_OP_ATG("TMYROW"."TMYROW"(1,SYSDATE@!),3,4,2))[22], COUNT(SYS_OP_ATG("TMYROW"."TMYROW"(1,SYSDATE@!),2,3,2))[22], COUNT(SYS_OP_ATG("TMYROW"."TMYROW"(1,SYSDATE@!),1,2,2))[22]If we go a step further and prevent the above view from being merged it forces our projection to be what we want, and we can see from debug that the function is now executed once only.
"ID"[NUMBER,22], "DAY"[DATE,7], "VAL"[VARCHAR2,10]This is all of course identical to how PL/SQL functions behave when queried through in-line views, hence my approach in the previous thread of tuning this as per a normal PL/SQL function call.
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SQL> INSERT INTO mytab (id, day, val)
2 SELECT d.t.id, d.t.day, d.t.val
3 FROM (SELECT tmyrow (1, SYSDATE) t
4 FROM DUAL) d;
constructing TMyRow(): id=1 day=10-APR-12
1 row created.
SQL> From what we have seen I would expect this view to be merged and the function to be called three times, as it is with the standalone SQL...
SQL> SELECT d.t.id, d.t.day, d.t.val
2 FROM (SELECT tmyrow (1, SYSDATE) t
3 FROM DUAL) d;
T.ID T.DAY T.VAL
1 10-APR-12 TMyRow()
SQL> exec null;
constructing TMyRow(): id=1 day=10-APR-12
constructing TMyRow(): id=1 day=10-APR-12
constructing TMyRow(): id=1 day=10-APR-12
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I need help with inserting values using merge.
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Sample data:
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IP_ARTICLECATEGORYACCESSID NUMBER(5),
NF_ARTICLECATEGORYID NUMBER (10),
NF_UNITID NUMBER (10),
NF_USERID NUMBER (10)
N_VIEW INT,
N_EDIT INT);
INSERT INTO articlecategoryaccess VALUES (255583, 7642, 29727, NULL, 1 ,1);
INSERT INTO articlecategoryaccess VALUES (243977,7642,29728, NULL, 1 ,1);
INSERT INTO articlecategoryaccess VALUES (240770,7642,29843, NULL, 1 ,1);
INSERT INTO articlecategoryaccess VALUES (243413,7642,29844, NULL, 1 ,1);
INSERT INTO articlecategoryaccess VALUES (274828,7642,44849, NULL, 1 ,1);
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Units ID 29727, 29728, 29843, 29844, 44849 has access to parent category 7642.
The units id 29727, 29728, 29843, 29844 dont have access to subcategory 8053.
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255583 7642 29727 null 1 1
243977 7642 29728 null 1 1
240770 7642 29843 null 1 1
243413 7642 29844 null 1 1
274828 7642 44849 null 1 1
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new value 8053 29843 null 1 1
new value 8053 29844 null 1 1
new value 8053 29728 null 1 1
new value 8053 29727 null 1 1
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I have a table named "ITEM", an object "T_ITEM_OBJ", a table object "ITEM_TBL" and a stored procedure as below.
CREATE TABLE ITEM
ITEMID VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL,
PRODUCTID VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL,
LISTPRICE NUMBER(10,2),
UNITCOST NUMBER(10,2),
SUPPLIER INTEGER,
STATUS VARCHAR2(2),
ATTR1 VARCHAR2(80),
ATTR2 VARCHAR2(80),
ATTR3 VARCHAR2(80),
ATTR4 VARCHAR2(80),
ATTR5 VARCHAR2(80)
TYPE T_ITEM_OBJ AS OBJECT
ITEMID VARCHAR2(10),
PRODUCTID VARCHAR2(10),
LISTPRICE NUMBER(10,2),
UNITCOST NUMBER(10,2),
SUPPLIER INTEGER,
STATUS VARCHAR2(2),
ATTR1 VARCHAR2(80),
ATTR2 VARCHAR2(80),
ATTR3 VARCHAR2(80),
ATTR4 VARCHAR2(80),
ATTR5 VARCHAR2(80)
TYPE ITEM_TBL AS TABLE OF T_ITEM_OBJ;
PROCEDURE InsertItemByObj(p_item_tbl IN ITEM_TBL, p_Count OUT PLS_INTEGER);
When I pass values from my java code through JDBC to this store procedure, how can I insert values from the "p_item_tbl" table object into ITEM table?
In the stored procedure, I wrote the code as below but it doesn't work at all even I can see values if I use something like p_item_tbl(1).itemid. How can I fix the problem?
INSERT INTO ITEM
ITEMID,
PRODUCTID,
LISTPRICE,
UNITCOST,
STATUS,
SUPPLIER,
ATTR1
) SELECT ITEMID, PRODUCTID, LISTPRICE,
UNITCOST, STATUS, SUPPLIER, ATTR1
FROM TABLE( CAST(p_item_tbl AS ITEM_TBL) ) it
WHERE it.ITEMID != NULL;
COMMIT;
Also, how can I count the number of objects in the table object p_item_tbl? and how can I use whole-loop or for-loop to retrieve values from the table object?
Thanks.Sigh. I answered this in your other How can I convert table object into table record format?.
Please do not open multiple threads. It just confuses people and makes the trreads hard to follow. Also, please remember we are not Oracle employees, we are all volunteers here. We answer questions if we can, when we can. There is no SLA so please be patient.
Thank you for your future co-operation.
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Dynamic sql reurns no data when multiple values are passed.
(Dynamic sql returns no data when multiple values are passed.)
Hi,
While executing the below dynamic sql in the procedure no data is returned when it has multiple input values.
When the input is EMPID := '1'; the procedure works fine and returns data.Any suggestion why the procedure doen't works when input as EMPID := '1'',''2'; is passed as parameter?
=======================================================
create or replace PROCEDURE TEST(EMPID IN VARCHAR2, rc OUT sys_refcursor)
IS
stmt VARCHAR2(9272);
V_EMPID VARCHAR2(100);
BEGIN
V_EMPID :=EMPID;
stmt := 'select * from TEST123 where Empid is NOT NULL';
IF V_EMPID <> '-1' THEN
stmt := stmt || ' and Empid in (:1)';
ELSE
stmt := stmt || ' and -1 = :1';
END IF;
OPEN rc FOR stmt USING V_EMPID;
END Z_TEST;
============================================================
Script for create table
==================================================================
CREATE TABLE TEST123 (
EMPID VARCHAR2(10 BYTE),
DEPT NUMBER(3,0)
===========================================
Insert into PDEVUSER.TEST123 (EMPID,DEPT) values ('1',20);
Insert into PDEVUSER.TEST123 (EMPID,DEPT) values ('2',10);
Insert into PDEVUSER.TEST123 (EMPID,DEPT) values ('3',30);
Insert into PDEVUSER.TEST123 (EMPID,DEPT) values ('3',30);
Insert into PDEVUSER.TEST123 (EMPID,DEPT) values ('2',10);
=============================================
Select * from TEST123 where Empid in (1,2,3)
EMPID DEPT
1 20
2 10
3 30
3 30
2 10
===================================================================
Any suggestion why the procedure doen't works when input EMPID := '1'',''2';?
Thank you,The whole scenario is a little strange. When I tried to compile your procedure it couldn't compile, but I added the missing info and was able to get it compiled.
create or replace PROCEDURE TEST (EMPID IN VARCHAR2, rc OUT sys_refcursor)
IS
stmt VARCHAR2 (9272);
V_EMPID VARCHAR2 (100);
BEGIN
V_EMPID := EMPID;
stmt := 'select * from TEST123 where Empid is NOT NULL';
IF V_EMPID = '-1' THEN
stmt := stmt || ' and Empid in (:1)';
ELSE
stmt := stmt || ' and -1 = :1';
END IF;
OPEN rc FOR stmt USING V_EMPID;
END;If you pass in 1 as a parameter, it is going to execute because the statement that it is building is:
select * from TEST123 where Empid is NOT NULL and -1 = 1Although the syntax is valid -1 will never equal 1 so you will never get any data.
If you pass in 1,2 as a parameter then it is basically building the following:
select * from TEST123 where Empid is NOT NULL and -1 = 1,2This will cause an invalid number because it is trying to check where -1 = 1,2
You could always change your code to:
PROCEDURE TEST (EMPID IN VARCHAR2, rc OUT sys_refcursor)
IS
stmt VARCHAR2 (9272);
V_EMPID VARCHAR2 (100);
BEGIN
V_EMPID := EMPID;
stmt := 'select * from TEST123 where Empid is NOT NULL';
stmt := stmt || ' and Empid in (:1)';
OPEN rc FOR stmt USING V_EMPID;
END;and forget the if v_empid = '-1' check. If you pass in a 1 it will work, if you pass in 1,2 is will work, but don't pass them in with any tick marks. -
From the Parent Table i need to insert rows which are all under this column {(TradeIn_1_VIN),(TradeIn_2_VIN),(TradeIn_3_VIN) } into SALES_TRADEIN Table .
I have used the below Query,
But it reads only (TradeIn _1_Vin) Column in the SALES_TRADEIN table rest 2 records got skipped..
INSERT INTO SALES_TRADEIN
SalesID,
TradeIn_VIN,
TradeIn_Make,
TradeIn_Model,
TradeIn_ExteriorColor,
TradeIn_Year,
TradeIn_Mileage,
TradeIn_Gross,
TradeIn_Payoff,
TradeIn_ACV,
TradeIn_InteriorColor
VALUES
@SalesID,
case when @TradeIn_1_VIN is null then @TradeIn_2_VIN else @TradeIn_1_VIN end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Make is null then @TradeIn_2_Make else @TradeIn_1_Make end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Model is null then @TradeIn_2_Model else @TradeIn_1_Model end,
case when @TradeIn_1_ExteriorColor is null then @TradeIn_2_ExteriorColor else @TradeIn_1_ExteriorColor end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Year is null then @TradeIn_2_Year else @TradeIn_1_Year end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Mileage is null then @TradeIn_2_Mileage else @TradeIn_1_Mileage end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Gross is null then @TradeIn_2_Gross else @TradeIn_1_Gross end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Payoff is null then @TradeIn_2_Payoff else @TradeIn_1_Payoff end,
case when @TradeIn_1_ACV is null then @TradeIn_2_ACV else @TradeIn_1_ACV end,
case when @TradeIn_1_InteriorColor is null then @TradeIn_2_InteriorColor else @TradeIn_1_InteriorColor end
END TRY
Actually my problem is
If [(TradeIn_1_VIN),(TradeIn_2_VIN),(TradeIn_3_VIN)] these 3 columns have details i need all the 3 columns details need to be read to SALES_TRADEIN table.
Suppose if we have data only in [(TradeIn_1_VIN),(TradeIn_2_VIN)] then these column details need to loaded in the SALES_TRADEIN table.
If any columns are blank no problem it can move next process.
Please help me change those particular lines to insert all the 3 records (TradeIn_1_VIN) (TradeIn_2_VIN) (TradeIn_3_VIN) in to the table.From SQL2008 on, besides INSERT-SELECT, and INSERT-EXEC, the INSERT-VALUES form of the insert command is improved. It can insert multiple rows like this:
INSERT INTO my_table(MyColA, MyColB)
VALUES
(1, 1),
(2, 2),
(3, 3)
You could also use that in SELECTs, like this:
SELECT *
FROM
( VALUES (1,2), (3,4)
) t(a, b) -
Error when inserting or changing in a sorted table
Hi Experts,
When i am executing a webdynpro application it says Error when inserting or changing in a sorted table. Can any one help for this.
The termination type was: RABAX_STATE
The ABAP call stack was:
Method: GET_CATEGORY_LIST of program /1BCWDY/F9XHYWN4WKNMG4CDUGA8==CP
Method: IF_COMPONENTCONTROLLER~GET_CATEGORY_LIST of program /1BCWDY/F9XHYWN4WKNMG4CDUGA8==CP
Method: WDDOMODIFYVIEW of program /1BCWDY/F9XHYWN4WKNMG4CDUGA8==CP
Method: IF_WDR_VIEW_DELEGATE~WD_DO_MODIFY_VIEW of program /1BCWDY/F9XHYWN4WKNMG4CDUGA8==CP
Method: DO_MODIFY_VIEW of program CL_WDR_DELEGATING_VIEW========CP
Method: MODIFY_VIEW of program CL_WDR_VIEW===================CP
Method: DO_MODIFY_VIEW of program CL_WDR_CLIENT_COMPONENT=======CP
Method: DO_MODIFY_VIEW of program CL_WDR_WINDOW_PHASE_MODEL=====CP
Method: PROCESS_REQUEST of program CL_WDR_WINDOW_PHASE_MODEL=====CP
Method: PROCESS_REQUEST of program CL_WDR_WINDOW=================CP
in ST22
Object Definition
DATA: lo_node TYPE REF TO if_wd_context_node,
lo_node_info TYPE REF TO if_wd_context_node_info,
lo_element TYPE REF TO if_wd_context_element.
Additional Data declarations
DATA: lv_key TYPE string.
Get context node.
lo_node = wd_context->get_child_node( name = 'DROPDOWNLISTS' ).
lo_node_info = lo_node->get_node_info( ).
Call method to fetch the categories.
CALL METHOD cl_hap_wd_start_page_ui=>category_get_list
EXPORTING
add_on_application = add_on_application
IMPORTING
t_categories = lt_categories.
Append Default selection entry 'All'.
lw_category-category_id = '00000000'.
lw_category-category_name = 'All'.
APPEND lw_category TO lt_categories.
Sort table after appending the new entry.
SORT lt_categories ASCENDING.
Loop through the category list and populate key(category_id) value(category_name) pair for
LOOP AT lt_categories INTO lw_category.
lw_key_value-key = lw_category-category_id.
625 lw_key_value-value = lw_category-category_name.
>>>>> APPEND lw_key_value TO lt_key_values.------>Here it throws an error
627 CLEAR: lw_key_value, lw_category.
628 ENDLOOP.
629
630 * Bind the category key-value pair to the context attribute.
631 CALL METHOD lo_node_info->set_attribute_value_set
632 EXPORTING
633 name = 'CATEGORY_LIST'
634 value_set = lt_key_values.
635
636 * Make the entry 'All' as default selected.
637 CALL METHOD lo_node->set_attribute
638 EXPORTING
639 value = '00000000'
640 name = 'CATEGORY_LIST'.
641
642 ENDMETHOD.
643
644 method GET_EMPLOYEES.
645Hello Durga,
from the error what I understood is lt_key_values is a sorted table and you are trying append a new line to it. Incase of sorted table you need to use the INSERT statement and not the APPEND statement.
INSERT lw_key_value INTO table lt_key_values.
BR, Saravanan
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