Instantiate com.waveset.object.Type into Type[]

I am trying to instantiate com.waveset.object.Type into Type[]. I am trying execute method exportObjects(Type[] types, java.lang.String filename, BulkMonitor monitor). I can write it in java doing something like _wsSess.exportObjects(new Type[]{Type.findType(type)}, out, null); but having trouble doing in xpress or javascript. Please help. Thanks.

Hi,
To get all the types, you can use:
<invoke name='getTypes' class='com.waveset.object.Type'/>
to get specific ones:
<block>
<set name='typeList'>
<list>
<invoke name='getType' class='com.waveset.object.Type'>
<s>Resource</s>
</invoke>
<invoke name='getType' class='com.waveset.object.Type'>
<s>User</s>
</invoke>
</list>
</set>
<invoke name='toArray'>
<ref>typeList</ref>
</invoke>
</block>
hope this helps
Regards
Arjun

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Below are the details:The details except for a description of the problem
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So i can not debug the IP in the PE and check container variables, like some of you mentioned.
Maybe some more information about the scenario:
The RFC is called from an R3 system to XI over the interface "CONTROL_RECIPE_DOWNLOAD", which is an imported RFC, with a request and response message type.
Then I got a receiver and interface determination with lead the incoming RFC message to the IP, into interface "XI_ERP_MF_MD_CONTROL_RECIPE_REQ_AI_MI".
This is an abstract synchronous interface based on the request and response types of the "CONTROL_RECIPE_DOWNLOAD" imported RFC.
This interface is used the first step (receive) of my BPM as the synchronous interface to open the S/A bridge.
The message (container var) used in this step is
name: CORREQ
Category: Abstract interface
type: "XI_ERP_MF_MD_CONTROL_RECIPE_REQ_AI_MI"
The interface "XI_ERP_MF_MD_CONTROL_RECIPE_REQ_AI_MI" is an abstract, asynchronous interface based on the request type of the "CONTROL_RECIPE_DOWNLOAD".
Then there are 2 send steps for putting the flat files into place and finally i close the the S/A bridge using message:
name: CORRES
Category: Abstract interface
type: "XI_ERP_MF_MD_CONTROL_RECIPE_RES_AI_MI"
The interface "XI_ERP_MF_MD_CONTROL_RECIPE_RES_AI_MI" is an abstract, asynchronous interface based on the response type of the "CONTROL_RECIPE_DOWNLOAD".
I hope this information gives you guys a better understanding of hte problem.
Really looking forward to see more suggestions and to solve this nasty problem ...
Regards,
Bob

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I need to call a PL/SQL function in Oracle 8.1.6 from VB. One of the IN arguments is an object type (TYPE). How would I instantiate the variable of Oracle object type on VB side so that it can be passed to the Oracle?
Thank you

You have some flaws in your code.
First - don't use same identifier for pl sql variables ( including parameters) and column names. In your case oracle will evaluate the where clause as where column_name=column_name which is probably not what you want. The next one - you should ensure that select into yields one row , not more, not less, otherwise you 'll run into exception.
To actually print the desired values, you have to use dbms_output aware client ( sqlplus is such one) and for sqlplus in particular you have to issue set serveroutput on
Here is a very basic example how can you get it to work:
SQL> SELECT * FROM V$VERSION;
BANNER
Oracle Database 10g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Product
PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
CORE    10.2.0.1.0      Production
TNS for Linux: Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE FIND_EMPLOYEES
2 (p_first_name IN VARCHAR2)
3 IS
4 LAST varchar2(10);
5 BEGIN
6          SELECT LAST_NAME INTO LAST FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE FIRST_NAME = p_first_name;
7          dbms_output.put_line(LAST);
8 EXCEPTION
9    WHEN no_data_found THEN
10    dbms_output.put_line('There is no one employee with such first name!');
11    WHEN too_many_rows THEN
12    dbms_output.put_line('There are many employees with such first name, try with another one!');
13 END FIND_EMPLOYEES;
14 /
Procedure created.
SQL> SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
SQL> EXEC FIND_EMPLOYEES('Julia')
There are many employees with such first name, try with another one!
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> EXEC FIND_EMPLOYEES('Eugenia')
There is no one employee with such first name!
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> EXEC FIND_EMPLOYEES('Adam')
Fripp
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Best regards
Maxim

Dense Rank and Object types (oracle 9i and 10g difference).

Hi all,
One of my queries in my procedure uses scalar subqueries and object types.
The code works fine in 10g but not in 9i. Both Object types and Dense_rank used below are present in both 9i and 10g.
The following is a part of a bigger query.. but this is what it comes down to when I zero in on the error.
-- In both 9i and 10g...
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE t_audit_type as object(
   add_tms date,
   add_user_id varchar2(20),
   order member function match (t t_audit_type) return integer
Type created.
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE BODY t_audit_type as
order member function match   (t t_audit_type) return integer is
begin
if add_tms < t.add_tms then
     return -1;
elsif add_tms > t.add_tms then
    return 1;
else
    return 0;
end if;
end;
end;
Type body created.
create table t ( x int, y date);
insert into t values(1, sysdate);
insert into t values(1, sysdate+1);
commit;In Oracle 10g..
select min(t_audit_type(x,y))
keep (dense_rank first order by x) result
from t;
RESULT(ADD_TMS, ADD_USER_ID)
T_AUDIT_TYPE('19-JAN-10', 'User2')In Oracle 9i....
9i> select min(t_audit_type(x,y))
2   keep (dense_rank first order by x) result
3   from t;
select min(t_audit_type(x,y))
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channelHave any of you seen this before..? The connection is always being terminated when I run this command.?!

Thanks Dom for your reply.
Here is the message I found in the trace file for the error.
ksedmp: internal or fatal error
ORA-07445: exception encountered: core dump [0000000100D72F84] [SIGSEGV] [Address not mapped to object] [0x000000018] [] []
Current SQL statement for this session:
select min(t_audit_type(x,y))
       keep(dense_rank first order by x)x
from tI will look in metalink and see if this has been addressed before.
Thanks...!

Passing Object types using JDBC

I need to pass Oracle user-defined object types in and out of
PL/SQL stored procedures. Is this possible???
Thanks
null

Hi Tina,
I just had another thought. JDBC for 8.0 doesn't support
user-defined SQL types. This feature isn't implemented until 8i.
Sorry about the false lead!
So you'd have to wrapper your object in another PL/SQL method
which 'explodes' the user-defined type, as:
procedure can_call_from_jdbc (ename varchar2, empno number, ...)
is...
begin
call my_procedure(employee_t(ename, empno, ...));
end;
Pierre
Oracle Product Development Team wrote:
: Hi Tina,
: Yikes! I'm glad you asked; it made me realize that some info
: that's supposed to be posted on our external site is missing.
I
: think it'll take about a week to push this to our external
site.
: I'll try to find you a version and email it to you directly.
: Thanks!
: Pierre
: Tina Creighton (guest) wrote:
: : I'm currently using version 8.04 with Objects option, I'm
: trying
: : to locate the oracle.jpub class. Is there a way to download
: the
: : new jdbc that works with objects. Thanks. Tina
: : Oracle Product Development Team wrote:
: : : Absolutely!
: : : the easiest thing is first to use JPub to generate a Java
: : object
: : : which is an analogue to the SQL object you have. For
: example,
: : : if your SQL object is called 'EMPLOYEE_T', you can invoke
: JPub
: : : with:
: : : $ jpub -sql=employee_t -url=jdbc:oracle:oci8:@
: : -user=scott/tiger
: : : or even
: : : $ java oracle.jpub.Main -sql=employee_t
: -url=jdbc:oracle:oci8:@
: : : -user=scott/tiger
: : : This'll give you a Java class used to represent Java
: instances
: : of
: : : the SQL 'employee_t', featuring friendly setters and getter
: for
: : : the fields.
: : : If you have PL/SQL programs which take arguments of type
: : : employee_t, such as:
: : : PROCEDURE P1 (N NUMBER, E EMPLOYEE_T) IS...
: : : PROCEDURE P2 (N NUMBER, E OUT EMPLOYEE_T) IS...
: : : PROCEDURE P3 (N NUMBER, E IN OUT EMPLOYEE_T) IS...
: : : You can call them in a SQLJ program as:
: : : main () {
: : : employee_t e; // the class generated by JPub
: : : #sql {call P1(1, :e);}
: : : #sql {call P2(2, :out e);}
: : : #sql {call P3(3, :in out e);}
: : : to call your three PL/SQL procedures. After the call to P2
: and
: : : P3, your
: : : variable 'e' will be populated with the contents of the new
: : : employee_t value
: : : that was output from the PL/SQL method.
: : : (SQLJ is just a shorthand way of calling JDBC. SQLJ
programs
: : are
: : : translated
: : : into SQLJ programs by calling the "SQLJ Translator":
: : : $ sqlj myfile.sqlj
: : : Pierre
: : : Tina creighton (guest) wrote:
: : : : I need to pass Oracle user-defined object types in and
out
: of
: : : : PL/SQL stored procedures. Is this possible???
: : : : Thanks
: : : Oracle Technology Network
: : : http://technet.oracle.com
: Oracle Technology Network
: http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
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