INSERT INTO from 11g to a 10G

All,
Im getting an error when i execute this statement
INSERT INTO target_table@database_link( column_list )
SELECT list_of_columns
FROM tables_on_local_database
WHERE some_conditions.
The only thing that i've noticed is that im executing it on an 11g db to a 10g db.
Is that really the problem?
Thanks.
Yoy

Hi,
Apps Devel wrote:
Is that really the problem?
No.

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Record is not inserting into the Table thourgh forms 10g

Hi All,
I have the form built in 10g(10.1.2.0.2).
Basically the form has 2 blocks.
Block 1 with only one item, where we enter some value and hit enter(this will navigate to block2 and execute the query).
Block 2(tabular) will fetch the records. Now this block2 have 3 columns(caseid, userid, date).
Now when I insert a new record, I just need to enter the caseid only. And userid and date have to be automatically populated.
I can populate the USERID and DATE fields.
And when I enter some value in caseid item of block 2, and then do Control+S(to insert the record and Save the transaction),
i get the message saying FRM-40400: Transaction complete: 1 records applied and saved.
But when I query again for the same, I dont se the record inserted into the table.
Why is this happening?
Help please...

@ Inol
There is no promary or foriegn key relation ship. The form is fetching records from just one table. As I said block1 has col1. and Block2 has col2,3,4.
@Andreas
Yes I did select * from table, select count(*) from table in SQL*Plus. Nothing is inserted.
And one thing I have to tall here is, I have a ON-INSERT trigger in block2.
The code in ON-INSERT trigger is
-- :BLOCK2.DATE := TO_DATE(:DATE,'DD-MON-YYYY') ;
/* commented since I was populating date by assigning $$DATETIME$$ to the Initial value property of the data item. */
:BLOCK2.SOURCE_CASE := :BLOCK1.SOURCE_CASEID;Forgot to tell you,
Since I was inserting the record from block2(3 columns), to the table which has 4 columns, there is another item in block 2 which has the visible property No.
So the block 2 has 4 columns. And the hidden column will hold the value that is in the item of block1. This is what i'm pushing in the ON-INSERT trigger.
Edited by: Charan on Sep 20, 2011 1:51 PM

Error With Insert Into From Select

Hello,
I have a problem with this query in pl sql developer with oracle 10G:
insert into ca_nrj_rem(imsi,id_gamme_vente,domaine,date_topage,id_produit)
(select a1.* from (select d.imsi, 1, 4, trunc(sysdate - 1), 'NRJ003'
from ca_evenement_vsim a, ca_forfait b, ca_forfait c, ca_vsim_associe d
where a.id_action = 'CP1'
and bao.Lecture_Parametre_XML_V2(a.valeur_parametres, 'ancienCode') = b.code_forfait
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and date_trace > sysdate - 6
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and d.date_fin is null
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Thanks You

user511447 wrote:
The select statement return X (163) values but the insert statement inserts Y (540) valuesNot possible if the select statements are identical.
You'll have to provide more evidence and example output (format it on the forum by putting {noformat}{noformat} before and after it), so we can see exactly what you are doing.
Are you sure that the table you are inserting into has no rows initially or that you are counting the rows correctly?
Show us exactly what you are doing.

How can I INSERT INTO from Staging Table to Production Table

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Except for these fields:
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VARCHAR(100),
[COMPANY]
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VARCHAR(100),
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[INDEX MARKET CAP]
NUMERIC(18, 12),
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NUMERIC(18, 12),
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NUMERIC(18, 12),
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[CHANGE]
VARCHAR(100),
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FLOAT(20),,
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[DAILY TOTAL RETURN]
FROM
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WHERE
isnumeric([Effective Date])
= 1
AND
[CHANGE] is
null
AND
[COUNTRY] <>
'US'
AND ([SIZE] =
'L' OR [SIZE]
= 'M')
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Msg 4863, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
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Msg 8115, Level 16, State 8, Line 1
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There must be an easy way to overcome this, right.
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Nothing is returned. Everything is VARCHAR(100). the problem is this.
If I use FLOAT(18) or REAL, I get exponential numbers, which is useless to me.
If I use DECIMAL(18,12) or NUMERIC(18,12), I get errors.
Msg 4863, Level 16, State 1, Line 41
Bulk load data conversion error (truncation) for row 7, column 23 (INDEX SHARES).
Msg 4863, Level 16, State 1, Line 41
Bulk load data conversion error (truncation) for row 8, column 23 (INDEX SHARES).
Msg 4863, Level 16, State 1, Line 41
Bulk load data conversion error (truncation) for row 9, column 23 (INDEX SHARES).
There must be some data type that fits this!
Here's a sample of what I'm dealing with.
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9.302325581
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6.710940231
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Record not inserting into the table through Forms 10g

Hi all,
I have created a form in 10g(10.1.2.0.2) based on just one table that has 4 columns(col1, col2, col3, col4).
Here col1, col2 and col3 are VARCHAR2 and col4 is date and all the columns are not null columns(There are no primary and foriegn key constrains, which means duplicates are allowed).
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Hi Sarah,
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I'm inserting a new record here.
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Import from 11G db to 10G dab

Hi David,
I would need to export 11G database tables and import them to 10G database. I have exported from 11G using exp command. The command I have used is:
exp scott/tiger file=emp.dmp tables=emp,dept;
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David,
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Easier INSERT INTO in 11g?

In Oracle, we can pass parameters to a procedure by name. Example:
procedure_name( param1 => 'some_value', param2 => 'some value', param3 => 'some value' );
Is there a similar way in the INSERT statement? Maybe something like:
INSERT INTO table_name (column1 = 'some values', column2 = 'some values', column3 = 'some values');
This way, it's easer to read INSERT statements, especially if there are more columns to be inserted (e.g more than 30 columns!). Any ideas if 11g has this similar feature now? Or maybe this exists already for previous versions as well?
Hmmm, actually, all I am asking is maybe INSERT should have something similar as UPDATE syntax?
Edited by: dongzky on Jun 30, 2010 3:06 PM

You should create your own procedure and work through.
create procedure insert_mytable(p_col1, p_col2...)
insert into mytable(col1,col2...) values (p_c1,p_c2...);
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Nicolas.

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I have a requirement to take an full export dump of an Oracle database and import it fully to a 10g database.
I have never touched 11G until now and would like to know whether the 11G expdp will be downward
compatible so that I can use the dump file(created by 11G expdp) to import it to 10G(using 10d impdp).
Or if it is not possible, can you please brief me the steps I should follow here?
Note: I have only 11G installed in this server.
Regards
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Oracle's Data Pump (expdp) utility has a VERSION parameter. Here is an excerpt from the documentation:
VERSION
Default: COMPATIBLE
Purpose
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Hello,
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We are running version 10g Oracle and we will start receiving XML files with employee data that needs loading into a table, this is the XML file:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<RECRUITS>
<RECRUIT>
<FIRST_NAME>Gordon</FIRST_NAME>
<LAST_NAME>Brown</LAST_NAME>
<SHORT_NAME>GORDONBROWN</SHORT_NAME>
<APP_NO>00002</APP_NO>
<STATUS>M</STATUS>
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<PLACE>BOROUGH</PLACE>
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<PROVINCE>UK</PROVINCE>
<EMAIL>[email protected]</EMAIL>
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Please help : (

Hi, I have got some material for inserting data into oracle table from xml file, this might help you.
Create XML Document Table
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Inserting record to Oracle Table
declare
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</smsnotification>';
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Select Statement
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Importing the dump into 10g which exported from 11g server

hi
can i import the dump into 10g which exported from 11g server?
thanks
nidhi

knidhi wrote:
hi
can i import the dump into 10g which exported from 11g server?
thanks
nidhiHi Nidhi,
No, if you want to use an 11g export dump and import it using 10g utilities to a 10g database.
Yes, if you use 10g export utility to extract 11g database data, and use 10g import utility to import in 10g database.
For more information on export/import compatibility, please check:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28319/exp_imp.htm#
HTH
Regards,
Z.K.

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Hi,
I'm running APEX 4.1 with Oracle XE 11g, having two tables CERTIFICATES and USER_FILES. Some of the (useless) fields are cut to reduce information:
CREATE TABLE CERTIFICATES
CERT_ID NUMBER NOT NULL ,
CERT_OWNER NUMBER NOT NULL ,
CERT_VENDOR NUMBER NOT NULL ,
CERT_NAME VARCHAR2 (128) ,
CERT_FILE NUMBER NOT NULL ,
) TABLESPACE CP_DATA
LOGGING;
ALTER TABLE CERTIFICATES
ADD CONSTRAINT CERTIFICATES_PK PRIMARY KEY ( CERT_ID ) ;
CREATE TABLE USER_FILES
FILE_ID NUMBER NOT NULL ,
FILENAME VARCHAR2 (128) ,
BLOB_CONTENT BLOB ,
MIMETYPE VARCHAR2 (32) ,
LAST_UPDATE_DATE DATE
) TABLESPACE CP_FILES
LOGGING
LOB ( BLOB_CONTENT ) STORE AS SECUREFILE
TABLESPACE CP_FILES
STORAGE (
PCTINCREASE 0
MINEXTENTS 1
MAXEXTENTS UNLIMITED
FREELISTS 1
BUFFER_POOL DEFAULT
RETENTION
ENABLE STORAGE IN ROW
NOCACHE
ALTER TABLE USER_FILES
ADD CONSTRAINT CERT_FILES_PK PRIMARY KEY ( FILE_ID ) ;
ALTER TABLE CERTIFICATES
ADD CONSTRAINT CERTIFICATES_USER_FILES_FK FOREIGN KEY
CERT_FILE
REFERENCES USER_FILES
FILE_ID
NOT DEFERRABLE
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ORA-22816: unsupported feature with RETURNING clause
ORA-06512: at line 1
As far as I know RETURNING clause in not supported in INSTEAD of triggers, although I didn't have any RETURNING clauses in my trigger (body is below).
Now the interesting stuff, after long tracing I found why this is happening:
First, insert is executed and the BLOB along with all its properties are uploaded to wwv_flow_file_objects$.
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PARSE ERROR #1918608720:len=266 dep=3 uid=48 oct=2 lid=48 tim=1324569863593494 err=22816
INSERT INTO "SVE". "V_CERT_FILES" ( "CERT_ID", "CERT_OWNER", "CERT_VENDOR", "CERT_NAME", "BLOB_CONTENT") VALUES (:B1 ,:B2 ,:B3 ,:B4, ,EMPTY_BLOB()) RETURNING ROWID INTO :O0
CLOSE #1918608720:c=0,e=11,dep=3,type=0,tim=1324569863593909
EXEC #1820672032:c=3000,e=3168,p=0,cr=2,cu=4,mis=0,r=0,dep=2,og=1,plh=0,tim=1324569863593969
ERROR #43:err=22816 tim=1324569863593993
CLOSE #1820672032:c=0,e=43,dep=2,type=1,tim=1324569863594167
Next my trigger gets in action, sequences are generated, CERTIFICATES table is populated and then USER_FILES, but only the FILE_ID and LAST_UPDATE_DATE.
Finally update is fired against my view (V_CERT_FILES), reading data from wwv_flow_files it populates BLOB_CONTENT, MIMETYPE and FILENAME fields at the specific rowid in V_CERT_FILES, the one returned from the insert at the beginning. Last, file is deleted from wwv_flow_files.
I'm using sequences for the primary keys, this is only the body of the INSTEAD OF trigger:
select user_files_seq.nextval into l_file_id from dual;
select certificates_seq.nextval into l_cert_id from dual;
insert into user_files (file_id, filename, blob_content, mimetype, last_update_date) values (l_file_id, :n.filename, :n.blob_content, :n.mimetype, sysdate);
insert into certificates (cert_id, cert_owner, cert_vendor, cert_name, cert_file) values (l_cert_id, :n.cert_owner, :n.cert_vendor, :n.cert_name, l_file_id);
I'm surprised that I wasn't able to find a valuable source of information regarding this problem, only MOS note about running SQLoader against view with CLOB column and INSTEAD OF trigger. The solution would be to ran it against base table, MOS ID 795956.1.
Maybe I'm missing something and that's why I decided to share my problem here. So my question is how do you create this kind of architecture, insert into two tables with a relation between them in APEX ? I read a lot in the Internet, some advices were for creating custom form with APEX API, create a custom ARP, create two ARP or create a PL/SQL procedure for handing the DML?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sve

Thank you however I was wondering if there was an example available which uses EJB and persistence.

Insert into blob column from form6i

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I need to develop an application with form6i which gets the filename and path from user and inserts the content of the file in a table with blob column...
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ThanX
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AED          0 1185072     0     6/22/2007 3:59:13.000 PM
ARA          0 1185073     0     6/22/2007 3:59:13.000 PM
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Now, i want to insert into stck and stol table based on temp table records. constraints to insert into stck and stol tables are as below
In temp table first column is called stock. This stock has to compare with stck table stock_code. If it is not present in stck table, then it has to insert into stck table with stock_id and stock_description. Here, I need to generate stock_id my self in the code.
In temp table, column 3 to column 22, i have alias. Each column has to check with stol table stock_code column. For instance, column3 check with stock_code column. Then column4 check with stock_code. If stock_code is not present in stol table, then i have to insert into stol table.
I need to generate stock,id in the code. How do i perform this insertion?
Edited by: user12852882 on Jun 12, 2010 2:37 AM

It can be done using SQL (no loops required)
insert into stock_table (stock_id,stock_code,stock_description)
select stock_id,get_stock_code,stockdesc /* get_stock_code is a function providing stock_code - usually a sequence value */
from (select t.stock stock_id,t.stockdesc,s.stock_id stock_stock_id
          from temp_table t,stock_table s
         where t.stock = s.stock_id(+)
where s.stock_id is null;
insert into stol_table (stock_code,sys_entry_date) /* not clear where other values to be inserted will come from */
select stock_code,sysdate
from (select t.stock_code,s.stock_code stol_stock_code
          from (select distinct stock_code
                  from (select alias1 stock_code from temp_table union all
                        select alias2 from temp_table union all
                        select alias3 from temp_table union all
                        select alias4 from temp_table union all
                        select alias5 from temp_table union all
                        select alias6 from temp_table union all
                        select alias7 from temp_table union all
                        select alias8 from temp_table union all
                        select alias9 from temp_table union all
                        select alias10 from temp_table union all
                        select alias11 from temp_table union all
                        select alias12 from temp_table union all
                        select alias13 from temp_table union all
                        select alias14 from temp_table union all
                        select alias15 from temp_table union all
                        select alias16 from temp_table union all
                        select alias17 from temp_table union all
                        select alias18 from temp_table union all
                        select alias19 from temp_table union all
                        select alias20 from temp_table
                       )                                           /* use unpivot instead if you are 11g */
                 where stock_code is not null
               ) t,stol_table s
         where t.stock_code = s.stock_code(+)
where s.stock_code is null;
and think about damorgan's post, you'll never regret it (especially when you will not just think)
Regards
Etbin

INSERT INTO from 11g to a 10G

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