Insert returning clause in Batch operation
I believe "insert returning" clause is not allowed in JDBC Batch operation, Is there any alternative way to achieve the same?
version: 10g release 2.
My requierment:
1. I would like to know the inserted value(sequence) after insert.
2. It is kind of mass upload, so looking at Batch operation.
Thanks,
Ravuthakumar
2. It is kind of mass upload, so looking at Batch operation.That is not possible AFAIK.I'm pretty sure you could accomplish it with a callable statement that's passed a(some) collection(s) of values that are inserted en masse using an anonymous block something like this (compiled by eye) which will accumulate the returned value(s) into a(other) collection(s).
DECLARE
in_collection_1 some_collection_type := ?;
in_collection_n some_collection_type := ?;
out_collection_1 some_collection_type;
out_collection_n some_collection_type;
BEGIN
FORALL ix IN 1 .. in_collection_1.COUNT
INSERT INTO your_table(column1, ..., column _n)
VALUES (in_collection_1(ix), ..., in_collection_n(ix))
RETURNING retcolumn_1, ..., retcolumn_n
BULK COLLECT INTO out_collection_1, ... ,out_collection_n ;
? := out_collection_1;
? := out_collection_n;
EXCEPTION
END;Not sure if I've tried this exact thing myself yet, and I won't get into how to pass the collections back and forth here, but I think it can be accomplished in one shot. If your passed collections are of uncomplicated types you might even be able to do it using vanilla JDBC, but Oracle extensions may be required.
Retrieving DML Results into a Collection with the RETURNING INTO Clause
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14261/tuning.htm#sthref2241
Working with Oracle Collections
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/java.102/b14355/oraarr.htm#g1072333
Accessing PL/SQL Index-by Tables
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/java.102/b14355/oraint.htm#BABBGDFA
Good luck!
-Rick
Edited by: tarpaw on Mar 25, 2010 1:56 PM
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http://www.oracle-developer.net/display.php?id=413)
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"1 error has occurred
* ORA-06550: line 12, column 13: PL/SQL: ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended ORA-06550: line 6, column 3: PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored"
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8 /
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PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Edited by: SomeoneElse on Jul 30, 2009 12:27 PM
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ORA-22816: unsupported feature with RETURNING clause
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Sorry this is a little long but I need some help!
The insert is being done in PLSQL with SQL.
I am trying to Insert a row into a view the view has 3 Instead of triggers. (insert, update, delete)
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because it is not supported?
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Does anyone have any idea what else this could be??
1. The trigger populates old and new values based on wether it is an insert update or delete,
and then calls a procedure to do the insert, update or delete.
2. Then calls another procedure that builds an XML string to pass into oracle queueing.
They are all new triggers and procedures I have written.
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It wasn't until I started testing the VIEW that I started getting this error.
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new_rec.CALC_LRSJT_AMT := :new.CALC_LRSJT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_IN_NOL_AMT := :new.RPTD_IN_NOL_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_IN_NOL_AMT := :new.CALC_IN_NOL_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_INCM_SUBTOT_AMT := :new.RPTD_INCM_SUBTOT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_INCM_SUBTOT_AMT := :new.CALC_INCM_SUBTOT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_INT_DUE_AMT := :new.RPTD_INT_DUE_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_INT_DUE_AMT := :new.CALC_INT_DUE_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_IRECV_CRED_AMT := :new.RPTD_IRECV_CRED_AMT ;
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new_rec.CALC_LIC_CRED_AMT := :new.CALC_LIC_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_MODIF_AMT := :new.RPTD_MODIF_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_MODIF_AMT := :new.CALC_MODIF_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_NAC_CRED_AMT := :new.RPTD_NAC_CRED_AMT ;
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new_rec.RPTD_NONBUS_DISTA_AMT := :new.RPTD_NONBUS_DISTA_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_NONBUS_DISTA_AMT := :new.CALC_NONBUS_DISTA_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_LTOT_AMT := :new.RPTD_LTOT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_LTOT_AMT := :new.CALC_LTOT_AMT ;
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new_rec.CALC_OTH_ADJ_AMT := :new.CALC_OTH_ADJ_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_OTH_CRED_AMT := :new.RPTD_OTH_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_OTH_CRED_AMT := :new.CALC_OTH_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_OTH_PMT_AMT := :new.RPTD_OTH_PMT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_OTH_PMT_AMT := :new.CALC_OTH_PMT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_OVERPMT_CRED_AMT := :new.RPTD_OVERPMT_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_OVERPMT_CRED_AMT := :new.CALC_OVERPMT_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_PRIOR_EXT_PMT_AMT := :new.RPTD_PRIOR_EXT_PMT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_PRIOR_EXT_PMT_AMT := :new.CALC_PRIOR_EXT_PMT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_HRNTX_AMT := :new.RPTD_HRNTX_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_HRNTX_AMT := :new.CALC_HRNTX_AMT ;
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new_rec.RPTD_REFUND_DUE_AMT := :new.RPTD_REFUND_DUE_AMT ;
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new_rec.RPTD_RELST_PP_TAX_AMT := :new.RPTD_RELST_PP_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_RELST_PP_TAX_AMT := :new.CALC_RELST_PP_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_STATE_TAX_AMT := :new.RPTD_STATE_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_STATE_TAX_AMT := :new.CALC_STATE_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_SU_TAX_AMT := :new.RPTD_SU_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_SU_TAX_AMT := :new.CALC_SU_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_HREPT_AMT := :new.RPTD_HREPT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_HREPT_AMT := :new.CALC_HREPT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_SUPP_NI_TAX1_AMT := :new.RPTD_SUPP_NI_TAX1_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_SUPP_NI_TAX1_AMT := :new.CALC_SUPP_NI_TAX1_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TAX_BUS_INC_AMT := :new.RPTD_TAX_BUS_INC_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TAX_BUS_INC_AMT := :new.CALC_TAX_BUS_INC_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TOT_REL_TAX_AMT := :new.RPTD_TOT_REL_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TOT_REL_TAX_AMT := :new.CALC_TOT_REL_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TAX_SUBTOT_AMT := :new.RPTD_TAX_SUBTOT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TAX_SUBTOT_AMT := :new.CALC_TAX_SUBTOT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TCSP_CRED_AMT := :new.RPTD_TCSP_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TCSP_CRED_AMT := :new.CALC_TCSP_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TOT_CRED_AMT := :new.RPTD_TOT_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TOT_CRED_AMT := :new.CALC_TOT_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TOT_DUE_AMT := :new.RPTD_TOT_DUE_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TOT_DUE_AMT := :new.CALC_TOT_DUE_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TOT_OVERPMT_AMT := :new.RPTD_TOT_OVERPMT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TOT_OVERPMT_AMT := :new.CALC_TOT_OVERPMT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TOT_PMT_AMT := :new.RPTD_TOT_PMT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TOT_PMT_AMT := :new.CALC_TOT_PMT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_HTOT_AMT := :new.RPTD_HTOT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_HTOT_AMT := :new.CALC_HTOT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TAX_DUE_AMT := :new.RPTD_TAX_DUE_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TAX_DUE_AMT := :new.CALC_TAX_DUE_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TAX_DUE2_AMT := :new.RPTD_TAX_DUE2_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TAX_DUE2_AMT := :new.CALC_TAX_DUE2_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_UNDERPMT_PEN_AMT := :new.RPTD_UNDERPMT_PEN_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_UNDERPMT_PEN_AMT := :new.CALC_UNDERPMT_PEN_AMT ;
new_rec.RFND_1_INT_RATE := :new.RFND_1_INT_RATE ;
new_rec.RFND_1_AMT := :new.RFND_1_AMT ;
new_rec.RFND_2_INT_RATE := :new.RFND_2_INT_RATE ;
new_rec.RFND_2_AMT := :new.RFND_2_AMT ;
new_rec.RFND_3_INT_RATE := :new.RFND_3_INT_RATE ;
new_rec.RFND_3_AMT := :new.RFND_3_AMT ;
new_rec.RFND_4_INT_RATE := :new.RFND_4_INT_RATE ;
new_rec.RFND_4_AMT := :new.RFND_4_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_HRAMT_AMT := :new.RPTD_HRAMT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_HRAMT_AMT := :new.CALC_HRAMT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_LRAMT_AMT := :new.RPTD_LRAMT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_LRAMT_AMT := :new.CALC_LRAMT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_CMBTX_AMT := :new.RPTD_CMBTX_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_CMBTX_AMT := :new.CALC_CMBTX_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_HRSUB_AMT := :new.RPTD_HRSUB_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_HRSUB_AMT := :new.CALC_HRSUB_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_LRSUB_AMT := :new.RPTD_LRSUB_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_LRSUB_AMT := :new.CALC_LRSUB_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_FUEL_CRED_AMT := :new.RPTD_FUEL_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_FUEL_CRED_AMT := :new.CALC_FUEL_CRED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_ADJUST_AMT := :new.RPTD_ADJUST_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_ADJUST_AMT := :new.CALC_ADJUST_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_CARRY_YR_NBR := :new.RPTD_CARRY_YR_NBR ;
new_rec.CALC_CARRY_YR_NBR := :new.CALC_CARRY_YR_NBR ;
new_rec.RPTD_APPORT_PCNT := :new.RPTD_APPORT_PCNT ;
new_rec.CALC_APPORT_PCNT := :new.CALC_APPORT_PCNT ;
new_rec.RPTD_IN_APPORT_AMT := :new.RPTD_IN_APPORT_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_IN_APPORT_AMT := :new.CALC_IN_APPORT_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_AGI_TAX_AMT := :new.RPTD_AGI_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_AGI_TAX_AMT := :new.CALC_AGI_TAX_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_NONBUS_DISTB_AMT := :new.RPTD_NONBUS_DISTB_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_NONBUS_DISTB_AMT := :new.CALC_NONBUS_DISTB_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_TOT_INC_AMT := :new.RPTD_TOT_INC_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_TOT_INC_AMT := :new.CALC_TOT_INC_AMT ;
new_rec.REMIT_AMT := :new.REMIT_AMT ;
new_rec.RFND_1_DT := :new.RFND_1_DT ;
new_rec.PPIS_NAME := :new.PPIS_NAME ;
new_rec.RFND_2_DT := :new.RFND_2_DT ;
new_rec.EXT_FILED_INDC := :new.EXT_FILED_INDC ;
new_rec.RFND_3_DT := :new.RFND_3_DT ;
new_rec.INIT_RET_INDC := :new.INIT_RET_INDC ;
new_rec.RFND_4_DT := :new.RFND_4_DT ;
new_rec.FINAL_RET_INDC := :new.FINAL_RET_INDC ;
new_rec.INT_PD_TO_DT := :new.INT_PD_TO_DT ;
new_rec.UNITARY_COMB_INDC := :new.UNITARY_COMB_INDC ;
new_rec.PPIS_ST_3_ADDR := :new.PPIS_ST_3_ADDR ;
new_rec.PPIS_ST_1_ADDR := :new.PPIS_ST_1_ADDR ;
new_rec.PPIS_CHK_BOX := :new.PPIS_CHK_BOX ;
new_rec.PPIS_PHN_NMBR := :new.PPIS_PHN_NMBR ;
new_rec.INTERNAL_ID := :new.INTERNAL_ID ;
new_rec.PPIS_ST_2_ADDR := :new.PPIS_ST_2_ADDR ;
new_rec.PPIS_CTRY_CD := :new.PPIS_CTRY_CD ;
new_rec.PPIS_CTY_ADDR := :new.PPIS_CTY_ADDR ;
new_rec.PPIS_CTRY_OLD := :new.PPIS_CTRY_OLD ;
new_rec.PPIS_STATE_CD := :new.PPIS_STATE_CD ;
new_rec.EXT_ATT_INDC := :new.EXT_ATT_INDC ;
new_rec.PPIS_ZIP := :new.PPIS_ZIP ;
new_rec.SCORP_INDC := :new.SCORP_INDC ;
new_rec.PPIS_ID := :new.PPIS_ID ;
new_rec.PPIS_ID_TP_CD := :new.PPIS_ID_TP_CD ;
new_rec.APPORT_METHOD_CD := :new.APPORT_METHOD_CD ;
new_rec.INS_CO_INDC := :new.INS_CO_INDC ;
new_rec.PER_BEGIN_DT := :new.PER_BEGIN_DT ;
new_rec.PER_END_DT := :new.PER_END_DT ;
new_rec.FORM_DT := :new.FORM_DT ;
new_rec.FORM_TYPE_ID := :new.FORM_TYPE_ID ;
new_rec.NOL_CARRYBACK_CD := :new.NOL_CARRYBACK_CD ;
new_rec.FARM_COOP_INDC := :new.FARM_COOP_INDC ;
new_rec.ADD_DT := :new.ADD_DT ;
new_rec.ADD_ID := :new.ADD_ID ;
new_rec.UPD_DT := :new.UPD_DT ;
new_rec.UPD_ID := :new.UPD_ID ;
new_rec.VENDOR_CD := :new.VENDOR_CD ;
new_rec.RPTD_HLTHINSASN_CR_AMT := :new.RPTD_HLTHINSASN_CR_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_HLTHINSASN_CR_AMT := :new.CALC_HLTHINSASN_CR_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_GIT_FINAL_AMT := :new.RPTD_GIT_FINAL_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_GIT_FINAL_AMT := :new.CALC_GIT_FINAL_AMT ;
new_rec.FISCAL_YR_CD := :new.FISCAL_YR_CD ;
new_rec.RPTD_BONUS_DEPR_AMT := :new.RPTD_BONUS_DEPR_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_BONUS_DEPR_AMT := :new.CALC_BONUS_DEPR_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_PREV_CRYFWD_AMT := :new.RPTD_PREV_CRYFWD_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_PREV_CRYFWD_AMT := :new.CALC_PREV_CRYFWD_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_DOM_PROD_DED_AMT := :new.RPTD_DOM_PROD_DED_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_DOM_PROD_DED_AMT := :new.CALC_DOM_PROD_DED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_XS_IRC_DED_AMT := :new.RPTD_XS_IRC_DED_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_XS_IRC_DED_AMT := :new.CALC_XS_IRC_DED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_COAL_CR_AMT := :new.RPTD_COAL_CR_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_COAL_CR_AMT := :new.CALC_COAL_CR_AMT ;
new_rec.SCHD_M_INDC := :new.SCHD_M_INDC ;
new_rec.INTANG_EXP_INDC := :new.INTANG_EXP_INDC ;
new_rec.RPTD_INTANGEXP_ADJ_AMT := :new.RPTD_INTANGEXP_ADJ_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_INTANGEXP_ADJ_AMT := :new.CALC_INTANGEXP_ADJ_AMT ;
new_rec.AGIT_CONSOL_INDC := :new.AGIT_CONSOL_INDC ;
new_rec.INCRP_DT := :new.INCRP_DT ;
new_rec.INCRP_STATE_CD := :new.INCRP_STATE_CD ;
new_rec.COMMERCIAL_ST_CD := :new.COMMERCIAL_ST_CD ;
new_rec.INIT_IN_RTN_YR := :new.INIT_IN_RTN_YR ;
new_rec.REC_LOC_ADDR := :new.REC_LOC_ADDR ;
new_rec.EST_TAX_OTH_FID_INDC := :new.EST_TAX_OTH_FID_INDC ;
new_rec.FED_1120_CONSOL_INDC := :new.FED_1120_CONSOL_INDC ;
new_rec.UNTRY_MTRL_CHG_INDC := :new.UNTRY_MTRL_CHG_INDC ;
new_rec.FED_ELEC_CONF_NBRV := :new.FED_ELEC_CONF_NBRV ;
new_rec.RTN_SRC_CD := :new.RTN_SRC_CD ;
new_rec.BANKRPT_INDC := :new.BANKRPT_INDC ;
new_rec.FIT_FILER_INDC := :new.FIT_FILER_INDC ;
new_rec.NAME_CHG_INDC := :new.NAME_CHG_INDC ;
new_rec.REMIC_INDC := :new.REMIC_INDC ;
new_rec.INPUT_SRC_METH_CD := :new.INPUT_SRC_METH_CD ;
new_rec.ANNULZN_INDC := :new.ANNULZN_INDC ;
new_rec.RPTD_REIT_DIV_DED_AMT := :new.RPTD_REIT_DIV_DED_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_REIT_DIV_DED_AMT := :new.CALC_REIT_DIV_DED_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_PAT_INCM_AMT := :new.RPTD_PAT_INCM_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_PAT_INCM_AMT := :new.CALC_PAT_INCM_AMT ;
new_rec.RPTD_MDA_PROD_CR_AMT := :new.RPTD_MDA_PROD_CR_AMT ;
new_rec.CALC_MDA_PROD_CR_AMT := :new.CALC_MDA_PROD_CR_AMT ;
IF inserting THEN
v_change_type := 'INSERT';
ELSIF updating THEN
v_change_type := 'UPDATE';
ELSIF deleting THEN
v_change_type := 'DELETE';
END IF;
--call to do base table insert, update or delete
RSDGP004.bus_ta_form_97A(in_event_user => user,
in_event_source => v_event_source,
in_change_type => v_change_type,
in_old_rec => old_rec,
in_new_rec => new_rec);
-- call to build xml for rti_table_audits and queues --xdbaud
RSDGP001.bus_ta_form_97A(in_event_user => user,
in_event_source => v_event_source,
in_change_type => v_change_type,
in_old_rec => old_rec,
in_new_rec => new_rec);
END;}
Edited by: SDL on Feb 17, 2009 4:54 AM
Edited by: SDL on Feb 17, 2009 5:09 AM
Edited by: SDL on Feb 17, 2009 5:14 AMHere is the insert code that is in the package RSDGP004 that does the insert into the base table for the view.
I think maybe this is what you meant, when you asked for the code that does the insert?
{ELSIF in_change_type = 'INSERT' THEN
levent := 'INSERT';
INSERT INTO rti_bus_ta_forms(
add_dt
, add_id
, tran_id
, doc_loc_nbr
, field_009_amt
, field_01_txt
, field_010_amt
, field_015_amt
, field_016_amt
, field_02_txt
, field_029_amt
, field_03_txt
, field_030_amt
, field_039_amt
, field_04_txt
, field_040_amt
, field_041_amt
, field_042_amt
, field_05_txt
, field_053_amt
, field_054_amt
, field_06_txt
, field_063_amt
, field_064_amt
, field_067_amt
, field_068_amt
, field_07_txt
, field_079_amt
, field_08_txt
, field_080_amt
, field_085_amt
, field_086_amt
, field_09_txt
, field_091_amt
, field_092_amt
, field_095_amt
, field_096_amt
, field_10_txt
, field_101_amt
, field_102_amt
, field_103_amt
, field_104_amt
, field_105_amt
, field_106_amt
, field_11_txt
, field_111_amt
, field_112_amt
, field_12_txt
, field_125_amt
, field_126_amt
, field_127_amt
, field_128_amt
, field_13_txt
, field_131_amt
, field_132_amt
, field_137_amt
, field_138_amt
, field_139_amt
, field_14_txt
, field_140_amt
, field_141_amt
, field_142_amt
, field_143_amt
, field_144_amt
, field_147_amt
, field_148_amt
, field_149_amt
, field_15_txt
, field_150_amt
, field_151_amt
, field_152_amt
, field_153_amt
, field_154_amt
, field_16_txt
, field_165_amt
, field_166_amt
, field_167_amt
, field_168_amt
, field_169_amt
, field_170_amt
, field_171_amt
, field_172_amt
, field_181_amt
, field_182_amt
, field_175_amt
, field_176_amt
, field_177_amt
, field_178_amt
, field_179_amt
, field_180_amt
, field_193_amt
, field_194_amt
, field_195_amt
, field_196_amt
, field_197_amt
, field_198_amt
, field_199_amt
, per_begin_dt
, per_end_dt
, form_dt
, form_type_id
, field_31_txt
, field_201_amt
, upd_dt
, upd_id
, field_27_txt
, field_006_amt
, field_007_amt
, field_008_amt
, field_005_amt
, field_21_txt
, field_22_txt
, field_23_txt
, field_020_amt
, field_021_amt
, field_022_amt
, field_023_amt
, field_024_amt
, field_025_amt
, field_026_amt
, field_027_amt
, field_028_amt
, field_031_amt
, field_183_amt
, field_184_amt
, field_034_amt
, field_035_amt
, field_036_amt
, field_191_amt
, field_192_amt
, field_188_amt
, field_189_amt
, field_17_txt
, field_18_txt
, field_33_txt
, field_19_txt
, field_39_txt
, field_20_txt
, field_185_amt
, field_186_amt
, field_24_txt )
VALUES(
in_new_rec.ADD_DT,
in_new_rec.ADD_ID,
in_new_rec.TRAN_ID,
in_new_rec.DOC_LOC_NBR,
in_new_rec.RPTD_BAL_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.EXT_ATT_INDC,
in_new_rec.CALC_BAL_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_REL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_REL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.EXT_FILED_INDC,
in_new_rec.RPTD_EST_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_CTRY_CD,
in_new_rec.CALC_EST_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRAMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ST_3_ADDR,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRAMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_CMBTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_CMBTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.INTERNAL_ID,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ID,
in_new_rec.RPTD_INT_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_INT_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LATE_PEN_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LATE_PEN_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ID_TP_CD,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRNTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_NAME,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRNTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_OTH_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_OTH_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ST_1_ADDR,
in_new_rec.RPTD_OVERPMT_CRED_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_OVERPMT_CRED_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_PRIOR_EXT_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_PRIOR_EXT_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ST_2_ADDR,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HREPT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HREPT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRSUB_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRSUB_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_REFUND_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_REFUND_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_CTY_ADDR,
in_new_rec.RPTD_RENT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_RENT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_STATE_CD,
in_new_rec.RPTD_SU_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_SU_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRSJT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRSJT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_ZIP,
in_new_rec.RPTD_SUPP_NI_TAX1_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_SUPP_NI_TAX1_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TAX_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TAX_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_PHN_NMBR,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_DUE_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_OVERPMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_OVERPMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_PMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_REL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_REL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_UNDERPMT_PEN_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_CHK_BOX,
in_new_rec.CALC_UNDERPMT_PEN_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HTOT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_HRBAL_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_HRBAL_AMT,
in_new_rec.PPIS_CTRY_OLD,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRNTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRNTX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRBAL_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRBAL_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LREPT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LREPT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRSUB_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRSUB_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRSJT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRSJT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_LRAMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_LRAMT_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_AGI_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_AGI_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_UNREL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_UNREL_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_GI_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_GI_TAX_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TAX_DUE2_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TAX_DUE2_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_URL_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_URL_AMT,
in_new_rec.REMIT_AMT,
in_new_rec.PER_BEGIN_DT,
in_new_rec.PER_END_DT,
in_new_rec.FORM_DT,
in_new_rec.FORM_TYPE_ID,
in_new_rec.NOL_CARRYBACK_CD,
in_new_rec.CALC_IN_NOL_AMT,
in_new_rec.UPD_DT,
in_new_rec.UPD_ID,
in_new_rec.VENDOR_CD,
in_new_rec.RPTD_PREV_CRYFWD_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_PREV_CRYFWD_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_TOT_CRED_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_TOT_CRED_AMT,
in_new_rec.FISCAL_YR_CD,
in_new_rec.INIT_RET_INDC,
in_new_rec.FINAL_RET_INDC,
in_new_rec.RPTD_FED_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_FED_INCM_AMT,
in_new_rec.RPTD_BONUS_DEPR_AMT,
in_new_rec.CALC_BONUS_DEPR_AMT,
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I have Oracle 11g (I think?) and VS2010.
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I have searched and searched the web over and I cannot figure out why this does not work. Any help would be most appreciated!!
MyTable
MyTable_ID Number (38)
Note Varchar2 (500 byte)
=================================================
try
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finally { insertCmd.Connection.Close(); }
private OracleCommand insertCmd
get
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Hi Experts,
I am trying to update document with multiple successful items using batch operation with single changeset and document is updating successfully.
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While in Bridge, under the "tools" menu, there no longer appears an option for batch operations such as I had with CS3. In CS3 it was the bottom option of all those listed. The only batch operation offered in CS4 is batch rename. I want to run Photoshop actions on multiple images selected in Bridge but cannot since this option is not being offered.
I have deleted preferences and rebuilt them several times, and uninstalled and reinstalled Photoshop itself so many times that the CD is almost worn out. I have also upgraded CS4 to the latest upgrade on the Adobe site, 11.0.1.
I've done everything I can find to do but still not fixed. Anybody out there know the answer? This has not been a smooth transition and is very frustrating.
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The brush tool stops working for no apparent reason. If I shut down
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again or it may go wacky on the first image. I thought it may have been a
RAM or some other cumulative type problem but this is shot down by the fact
that it will at times stop working immediately while other times work for a
long time.
I'm at the point where the only thing I can think of is it must be the
computer. I installed CS4 on an old clunky laptop and it works fine. I
installed the 30 day free version on this e-mail computer just as a test and
again it worked fine. On my super duper photo editing PC, it just won't go.
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not a clunker as noted in my original post. I'm already out about $200 for
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JR -
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Hi
Could you please explain me the importance of a RETURN Clause in IF..ELSE Condition in PL/SQL Block with
an example.
Regards
Nakul.VHi,
RETURN clause permits get out of the block. For more information you can see [Using the RETURN Statement|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14261/subprograms.htm#sthref1683]
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
BEGIN
IF 1 = 1 THEN
dbms_output.put_line('Before return');
RETURN;
ELSE
dbms_output.put_line('Else');
END IF;
dbms_output.put_line('After if');
END;
Connected to Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0
Connected as hr
SQL>
SQL> BEGIN
2 IF 1 = 1 THEN
3 dbms_output.put_line('Before return');
4 RETURN;
5 ELSE
6 dbms_output.put_line('Else');
7 END IF;
8 dbms_output.put_line('After if');
9 END;
10 /
Before return
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
SQL> Regards,
Edited by: Walter Fernández on Dec 12, 2008 9:41 AM - Adding output
Edited by: Walter Fernández on Dec 12, 2008 9:43 AM - Adding URL... -
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Found IT !!! For Windows - go to users appdata folder and windows has a file restore function. restored Actions Palette.psp and Adobe Photoshop X64 CS6 Prefs.psp files to previous versions. Works great.
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