Merging updates

I need to reinstall Acrobat 9. I have the various update files through 9.5.3 but would like ot avoid updating 1 by 1. Is there a way to slipstream these update files?

There is a way, but I am not sure of the site that discusses the process -- it may be the SDK forum. You might search the knowledge base, but I could not find it. Here are two links that give you some thoughts on such work:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/510149
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3975686
Good luck.

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Corellated update AND merge(update only)

Hi ,
I have few corellated updates in my code , which i though ,i can replace with 10g new Merge update only stmt.
But to my surprise , the sql using merge is showing more cost and using full table scan.
Please find below the sql stmts. below(example). Am using Oracle 10.2.0.1
create table t1 as select * from all_objects where rownum<10000;
create table t2 as select * from t1 where rownum<10000-200;
create unique index t1_objId_ind on t1(object_id);
create unique index t2_objId_ind on t2(object_id);
--Corellated updated query
update t1 set t1.object_name= (select upper(t2.object_name) from t2 where t1.object_id=t2.object_id)
where T1.OBJECT_ID IN (SELECT t2.object_id from t2);Explan for above update stmt.
| Id | Operation                    | Name         | Rows | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
|   0 | UPDATE STATEMENT             |              | 9139 |   383K|    37   (9)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 | UPDATE                      | T1           |       |       |            |          |
|   2 |   NESTED LOOPS               |              | 9139 |   383K|    37   (9)| 00:00:01 |
|   3 |    TABLE ACCESS FULL         | T1           | 9138 |   267K|    35   (3)| 00:00:01 |
|* 4 |    INDEX UNIQUE SCAN         | T2_OBJID_IND |     1 |    13 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|   5 |   TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID| T2           |     1 |    30 |     2   (0)| 00:00:01 |
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
|* 6 |    INDEX UNIQUE SCAN         | T2_OBJID_IND |     1 |       |     1   (0)| 00:00:01 |
Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
   4 - access("T1"."OBJECT_ID"="T2"."OBJECT_ID")
   6 - access("T2"."OBJECT_ID"=:B1)I wanted to eliminate the corellated update , So i wrote using MERGE as below
MERGE INTO T2
USING T1
ON (t1.object_id=t2.object_id)
WHEN MATCHED THEN update
SET T2.OBJECT_NAME=UPPER(T1.OBJECT_NAME);Explan for above MERGE stmt.
| Id | Operation            | Name | Rows | Bytes |TempSpc| Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
|   0 | MERGE STATEMENT      |      | 9139 |   303K|       |   201    (2)| 00:00:03 |
|   1 | MERGE               | T2   |       |       |       |            |          |
|   2 |   VIEW               |      |       |       |       |            |          |
|* 3 |    HASH JOIN         |      | 9139 | 2391K| 1256K|   201   (2)| 00:00:03 |
|   4 |     TABLE ACCESS FULL| T1   | 9138 | 1142K|       |    35   (3)| 00:00:01 |
|   5 |     TABLE ACCESS FULL| T2   | 9671 | 1322K|       |    34   (3)| 00:00:01 |
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
   3 - access("T1"."OBJECT_ID"="T2"."OBJECT_ID")Cost is 201 , but for the corellated update the cost is 37.
Any idea , how should i re-write the MERGE stmt.?
Edited by: kumar on Jun 16, 2011 4:41 PM

First "cost" is just a number and you should not compare or tune to get the best "cost" in an execution plan.
What counts ist elapsed time => IO, CPU...
In 11g the "cost" for the merge is better (and also the CPU time is far off to be close to the truth!)
9799 rows updated
78ms elapsed
Plan hash value: 580992724
| Id | Operation                    | Name         | Rows | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
|   0 | UPDATE STATEMENT             |              | 9641 |   404K| 28964 (34)| 00:05:48 |
|   1 | UPDATE                      | T1           |       |       |            |          |
|   2 |   NESTED LOOPS               |              | 9641 |   404K|    41   (3)| 00:00:01 |
|   3 |    TABLE ACCESS FULL         | T1           | 10866 |   318K|    40   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 4 |    INDEX UNIQUE SCAN         | T2_OBJID_IND |     1 |    13 |     0   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|   5 |   TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID| T2           |     1 |    30 |     2   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 6 |    INDEX UNIQUE SCAN         | T2_OBJID_IND |     1 |       |     1   (0)| 00:00:01 |
Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
   4 - access("T1"."OBJECT_ID"="T2"."OBJECT_ID")
   6 - access("T2"."OBJECT_ID"=:B1)
Note
   - dynamic sampling used for this statement (level=2)
commited
16ms elapsed
9799 rows merged
125ms elapsed
Plan hash value: 2009158753
| Id | Operation            | Name | Rows | Bytes |TempSpc| Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
|   0 | MERGE STATEMENT      |      | 9641 |   320K|       |   251   (1)| 00:00:04 |
|   1 | MERGE               | T2   |       |       |       |            |          |
|   2 |   VIEW               |      |       |       |       |            |          |
|* 3 |    HASH JOIN         |      | 9641 | 3088K| 1720K|   251   (1)| 00:00:04 |
|   4 |     TABLE ACCESS FULL| T2   | 9640 | 1600K|       |    39   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|   5 |     TABLE ACCESS FULL| T1   | 10866 | 1676K|       |    40   (0)| 00:00:01 |
Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
   3 - access("T1"."OBJECT_ID"="T2"."OBJECT_ID")
Note
   - dynamic sampling used for this statement (level=2)In your example, the elapsed time (thanks for the it!) is 78ms for the update and 125ms for the MERGE. (ORACLE 11g on and old PC) .
So "should you rewrite" the MERGE? No idea how. I assume you want to change from UPDATE to MERGE and see if it's worth?
Here it's not. But, your example just uses 2MB of data. And the difference from my point view is not MERGE or UPDATE it's NL against HASH join with that tiny amount of data.
So generally I use MERGE because of speed and because I have more control over the query. For updating 2MB of data, it's not worth it. For updating GBytes the stuff I worked on it was faster (and better to control).

Verify merge/ update

We have a stored procedure that merges/updates a subset of data from one table into another for a particular identier. For example, the data from table 1 with a PNOTE value of 991 is being merged with data from table 2 with a PNOTE value of 650. How do I verify the data from table 1 was merged with the data from table 2? I can't do a count because some records are inserted and others updated. I need to grab the data from the first subset and make sure it ended up in the second subset. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I was able to find the solution. You have to query table 1 based on PNOTE value and then very that record set doesn't exist in table 2 using the primary keys.
This takes the subset from table 1 and verifies it doesn't exist in the updated subset in table 2.
select t1.* from table1 t1 where pnote = 650 and not exists
(select t2.* from table2 t2 where pnote = 991 and
t1.pk1 = t2.pk1 and
t1.pk2 = t2.pk2)
If the records were merged correctly the record set should be empty.

Merge update source table and delete from target table problem

Hello Friends,
I am a newbie in SQL Server world and I am in a situation where I need to delete the bunch of records from the TARGET table using the values from the SOURCE table.
The TARGET table has close to 400 Million records, so I need to delete the records in small batches of about ~10,000 rows.
I figured out a way to delete in batches by refering the following 2 posts
http://sqlperformance.com/2013/03/io-subsystem/chunk-deletes
http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/1750/methods-of-speeding-up-a-huge-delete-from-table-with-no-clauses
I think my best option to delete and update in 1 pass would be through using Merge statement, so for that I constructed following SQL.
MERGE dbo.table1 AS TARGET
USING
SELECT File_name FROM dbo.table2
WHERE FILE_DESC = 'EDI'
AND [Processed_date] < DATEADD (WEEK, -10, Getdate ()) AS SOURCE
ON (TARGET.File_name = SOURCE.File_name)
WHEN MATCHED THEN DELETE (FROM THE TARGET)
WHEN MATCHED
THEN UPDATE SET SOURCE.PROCESS_delete_date = GETDATE()
But, when executed, it throws following error and I am struggling to figure out what is wrong with the above syntax.
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 3
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'SELECT'.
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 5
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'AS'.
Can any expert please help a newbie as I learn the new way.
Thanks a lot.

Visakh, we can have more than 1 matched clause in merge as per the Microsoft sql statement, but we need to add a condition along with the match. thanks for your prompt response on this query. your query is logically fine but when executed, it throws
following error. Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 2 Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'DELETE'. Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 8 Incorrect syntax near ')'. remember, my server machine is 2005 version & my work machine is 2012. dont know why your query
is not working.
MERGE is available only from 2008 onwards
Yes you're correct but again not more than two MATCHED clauses even if you specify condition
see MSDN documentation below
WHEN MATCHED THEN <merge_matched>
Specifies that all rows of target_table that match the rows returned by <table_source> ON <merge_search_condition>, and satisfy any additional search condition, are either updated or deleted according to the <merge_matched> clause.
The MERGE statement can have at most two WHEN MATCHED clauses. If two clauses are specified, then the first clause must be accompanied by an AND <search_condition> clause
from
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb510625.aspx
Also I guess Composable DML which used is also not present in 2005
So in your case you can try this instead
DECLARE @DELETED_FILES table
File_Name varchar(100)
DELETE t
OUTPUT DELETED.File_Name INTO @DELETED_FILES
FROM dbo.table1 t
INNER JOIN dbo.table2 s
ON t.File_name = s.File_name
WHERE s.FILE_DESC = 'EDI'
AND s.[Processed_date] < DATEADD (WEEK, -10, Getdate ())
UPDATE r
SET r.Process_Delete_Date = GETDATE()
FROM dbo.table2 r
INNER JOIN @DELETED_FILES AS p
ON p.File_Name = r.File_Name
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Help on MERGE - update or insert problem

Dear Everybody,
I've a DB with 3 tables to serve for Staff Time Attendance purpose, table tbl_TimeSheetIn(EmpCode, CardID, DateClock, TimeClock) using for input RAW text file exported from TimeMachine, the same for tbl_TimeSheetOut (EmpCode, CardID, DateClock, TimeClock).
Noted that we may have over 2 record with same EmpCode, CardID, DateClock (but different TimeClock) due to Staff can have admin shift or split shift (in, out 2 times/day).
Then I will import them to table tbl_TimeSheet(EmpCode, CardID, DateWork, TimeIn, TimeOut) for reporting purpose.
Firstly I insert all the records in tbl_TimeSheetIn to tbl_TimeSheet, it was import successful. Then when I using MERGE to update (if exist records with same CardID and TimeIn then update TimeOut to tbl_TimeSheet) / or insert (if not exist).
The MS SQL Server 2008 R2 told me that error : "sql merge cannot update the same row of the target table multiple times..."
Please help me to overcome.
Thanks.

Dear All,
I'm not really clear on your answers, please correct me if I'm posting wrong:
1/ Table TimeSheet SQL create:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tbl_Timesheet](
   [EmpCode] [varchar](15) NOT NULL,
   [FullName] [varchar](255) NULL,
   [CardID] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [DateWork] [datetime] NULL,
   [ShiftCode] [varchar](15) NULL,
   [TimeIn] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [TimeOut] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [TimeIn1] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [TimeOut1] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [GetData] [bit] NULL,
   [Machine] [varchar](2) NULL,
   [DayWork] [numeric](18, 0) NULL,
   [TimeWork] [decimal](18, 2) NULL,
   [OT] [decimal](18, 2) NULL,
   [OTCheck] [bit] NULL,
   [TimeOverKind] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [PH] [bit] NULL,
   [SplitShift] [bit] NULL,
   [NightHours] [numeric](18, 0) NULL,
   [NightShift] [bit] NULL,
   [PersonCreate] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [DateCreate] [datetime] NULL,
   [PersonUpdate] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [DateUpdate] [datetime] NULL,
   [PersonDelete] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [DateDelete] [datetime] NULL,
   [Status] [char](1) NULL,
   [RepairNight] [bit] NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
2/ Insert into table TimeSheet:
INSERT INTO [galaxy].[dbo].[tbl_Timesheet]
           ([EmpCode]
           ,[FullName]
           ,[CardID]
           ,[DateWork]
           ,[ShiftCode]
           ,[TimeIn]
           ,[TimeOut]
           ,[TimeIn1]
           ,[TimeOut1]
           ,[GetData]
           ,[Machine]
           ,[DayWork]
           ,[TimeWork]
           ,[OT]
           ,[OTCheck]
           ,[TimeOverKind]
           ,[PH]
           ,[SplitShift]
           ,[NightHours]
           ,[NightShift]
           ,[PersonCreate]
           ,[DateCreate]
           ,[PersonUpdate]
           ,[DateUpdate]
           ,[PersonDelete]
           ,[DateDelete]
           ,[Status]
           ,[RepairNight])
     VALUES
           (<EmpCode, varchar(15),>
           ,<FullName, varchar(255),>
           ,<CardID, varchar(50),>
           ,<DateWork, datetime,>
           ,<ShiftCode, varchar(15),>
           ,<TimeIn, varchar(50),>
           ,<TimeOut, varchar(50),>
           ,<TimeIn1, varchar(50),>
           ,<TimeOut1, varchar(50),>
           ,<GetData, bit,>
           ,<Machine, varchar(2),>
           ,<DayWork, numeric(18,0),>
           ,<TimeWork, decimal(18,2),>
           ,<OT, decimal(18,2),>
           ,<OTCheck, bit,>
           ,<TimeOverKind, varchar(50),>
           ,<PH, bit,>
           ,<SplitShift, bit,>
           ,<NightHours, numeric(18,0),>
           ,<NightShift, bit,>
           ,<PersonCreate, varchar(50),>
           ,<DateCreate, datetime,>
           ,<PersonUpdate, varchar(50),>
           ,<DateUpdate, datetime,>
           ,<PersonDelete, varchar(50),>
           ,<DateDelete, datetime,>
           ,<Status, char(1),>
           ,<RepairNight, bit,>)
GO
3/ Create table TimeSheetIN: (the table TimeSheetOUT is the same structure)
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tbl_TimeSheetIn](
   [EmpCode] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [FullName] [varchar](255) NULL,
   [CardID] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [Shift] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [In] [varchar](50) NULL,
   [DateClock] [datetime] NULL,
   [TimeClock] [nvarchar](50) NULL,
   [Machine] [nvarchar](50) NULL,
   [SplipShift] [bit] NULL,
   [NightShift] [bit] NULL,
   [Status] [bit] NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
4/ Sample TIME-IN RAW data saved by TimeMachine:
The first and last "01" is meaning 01= TimeMachineIN, 02 = TimeMachineOUT
The second "08/08/2014-hour:minute" is the timestamp.
The third field "056754" is the Card ID that swiped to the TimeMachine.
01-08/08/2014-03:45-056754-000-01
01-08/08/2014-04:42-040728-000-01
01-08/08/2014-04:51-057669-000-01
01-08/08/2014-04:55-031901-000-01
01-08/08/2014-05:04-043041-000-01
01-08/08/2014-05:06-000009-000-01
01-08/08/2014-05:06-000009-000-01
01-08/08/2014-05:06-000009-000-01
01-08/08/2014-05:07-053475-000-01
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As per Mr. Celko recommend in way of naming table (tbl_xxxx), this is what we be teached in school, cheers.
And I'm sorry if my info provide is not clear enough for you all to testing. Please treat me like your student, cheers.
Thank you.

Merge - update table@dblink

Hi all,
my need is to perform merge:
1) update table2@dblink only when some column(s) is/are different than in local table1
2) insert rows into table2@dblink when not present.
(2) works fine.
(1) works strange. It was tested successfully at test server where both table1 and table2 are local. It just doesn't work at production server where table2 is remote (using dblink), it doesn't report any error, but values just are not updated.
Query code:
merge into remote.table2@dblink rr
using
select
ID                       ,
NAME
from local.table1
) hh
on ( hh.id = rr.id )
when matched
           then update set
                   rr.NAME                     = hh.NAME
                where
                   rr.NAME                     <> hh.NAME
when not matched then insert (
                              rr.ID                       ,
                              rr.NAME
                       values (
                              hh.ID                       ,
                              hh.NAME
                              );Oracle version:
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64bit Production
(the same on local and remote servers).
The content of table:
ID
NAME
1
Germany
2
Spain
3
Italy
4
Portugal
4 rows selected.Please, help me.

Looks like Bug:
Bug 9816678 - Merge on a remote table using local table gives wrong results. [ID 9816678.8]
Fixed in 11.2.0.3 ...

Error facing in MERGE :Updating 2 Tables

Hi ,
I am getting Error while trying the update 2 tables:
MERGE INTO table_b dst
   USING (
SELECT
header_id,line_id,detail_id,group_id
   FROM      table_a
                  )               src
    ON     (
                dst.header_id = src.header_id
           AND dst.line_id = src.line_id
           AND dst.detail_id = src.detail_id
    WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SET det.GROUP_ID = src.group_id
N.B:GROUP_ID is preent in both tables (table_a,table_b)
Error while issuing the Command
Error at Command Line:14 Column:35
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-00904: "DET"."GROUP_ID": invalid identifier
00904. 00000 - "%s: invalid identifier"
*Cause:
*Action:

921311 wrote:
Hi ,
I am getting Error while trying the update 2 tables:
MERGE INTO table_b dst
   USING (
SELECT
header_id,line_id,detail_id,group_id
   FROM      table_a
                  )               src
    ON     (
                dst.header_id = src.header_id
           AND dst.line_id = src.line_id
           AND dst.detail_id = src.detail_id
    WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SET det.GROUP_ID = src.group_id
N.B:GROUP_ID is preent in both tables (table_a,table_b)
Error while issuing the Command
Error at Command Line:14 Column:35
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-00904: "DET"."GROUP_ID": invalid identifier
00904. 00000 - "%s: invalid identifier"
*Cause:
*Action:
I'm sure you're just as capable of looking at your code as I am, and it took me only 1 second to spot
you have aliased the table table_b as dst but referred to it as det.

Update vs Merge - Updating one table based on values in another

Hello
I have two tables lets say TAB_A and TAB_B. I altered table B to include a new column from table A
I wrote a merge statement as follows to merge the data
MERGE INTO TAB_A
USING TAB_B
ON (TAB_A.SECURITYPERSONKEY=TAB_B.SECURITYPERSONKEY)
WHEN MATCHED THEN
UPDATE SET TAB_A.PPYACCOUNT=TAB_B.PPYACCOUNT;
I know INSERT is for inserting new records
UPDATE to my knowledge is to modify currently existing records (loosely)
MERGE is one I rarely used, until this particular scenario.
The code works perfectly fine, but I was wondering how could I write an update statement? Or in this scenario should I even be using an update statement?

The MERGE is good and performs well, although it malfunctions (sometimes updating data wrongly) if the destination is a view with INSTEAD OF triggers.
The UPDATE with similar performance to the MERGE depends on SECURITYPERSONKEY being a unique or primary key on TAB_B. It is:
update (select TAB_A.PPYACCOUNT a_PPYACCOUNT, TAB_B.PPYACCOUNT b_PPYACCOUNT
        from TAB_A JOIN TAB_B on TAB_A.SECURITYPERSONKEY=TAB_B.SECURITYPERSONKEY)
SET A_PPYACCOUNT=B_PPYACCOUNT;
This can set multiple columns. It also currently doesn't work on a view with INSTEAD OF triggers.
Frank's update also works with multiple columns (eg also updating col2 and col2), with this syntax:
UPDATE tab_a
SET     (ppyaccount, col2, col3) = (
                         SELECT ppyaccount, col2, col3
                         FROM   tab_b
                         WHERE securitypersonkey = tab_a.securitypersonkey
WHERE   EXISTS       (
                         SELECT ppyaccount
                         FROM    tab_b
                         WHERE   securitypersonkey = tab_a.securitypersonkey

Merge, Update, or Insert?

Hey all,
I am new to using Oracle and SQL database codes in general. I am wondering what kind of statement to use for the problem I am about to explain. I will probably have coding questions down the road, which I will post in the correct part of the forum, but I thought that posting this general question would be appropriate in this forum.
My problem:
I have a TMP table which contains specific columns that were taken from the source. (Source had 85 columns, this TMP table has around 20). So, now I need to insert the data from the TMP table to different table. For example, the temp table is called TMP_SUPP_MASTER. The table we are moving this information into is TBL_SUPP_MASTER. In the TMP table there are columns like ADR_ST_LN_1, ADR_ST_LN_2, ADR_ST_LN_3, ADR_ST_LN_4...but in the TBL there is just ADDR_ST. Therefore, I need to combine those 4 columns into 1.
That was one part of the problem, another part involves inserting a single value into every row under the ORG_ID column name. The ORG_ID is not part of TMP, but is in TBL.
The last part of the problem is we have a lot of SUPP_CD (supplier codes), which are the primary keys. Well the code is built to include a facility ID followed by a "root" supplier code. Each facility ID and "root" supplier code is unique, so we are keeping those codes, but also making a column that has just the "root" supplier code. There are multiple "root" supplier codes that match up, so we are creating a parent/child relationship with those codes and having a column that marks them as 'P' or 'C'. P = parent, C = child. So I need to also insert that.
On top of all that, we will have new information coming in that needs to be updated to the table (so I'm assuming it's a merge).
Can anyone point me in the right direction to figure out this problem? I would really appreciate it. I don't need any codes, but just a simple opinion.
Thank you all!

991769 wrote:
Can anyone point me in the right direction to figure out this problem? I would really appreciate it. I don't need any codes, but just a simple opinion.Well, coffee is good for figuring out problems... ;-)
Performance is determined by the size of a workload and how fast it can be moved. The biggest chunk of most database workloads is I/O. I/O workloads are also slow to move.
So the basic principal for performance is to do the least amount of I/O as possible.
If you have an UPDATE using table TMP for getting the new values to update table PROD1, and you have an INSERT using table TMP for getting new data into table PROD2, this means 2 I/O workloads on TMP.
If both workloads read the entire TMP table, they are pretty much identical and results in a double workload for the same data. In this case a MERGE hitting TMP once, and then feeding updates to PROD1 and inserts to PROD2, will be a far smaller and far more effective workload.
So when tackling a problem with SQL, try and keep the I/O to only that what is necessary to achieve the goal - and guard against hitting the same rows of data with multiple passes.

Merge update insert into with exception

I m opening a new thread for the same question i had posted earlier....
create Table test(
col1 varchar2(200),
col2 varchar2(200),
col3 varchar2(200),
id varchar2(200),
job_id varchar2(10)
create Table test1(
col1 varchar2(200),
col2 varchar2(200),
col3 varchar2(200),
id varchar2(200),
job_id varchar2(10)
create Table test2(
col1 varchar2(200),
col2 varchar2(200),
col3 varchar2(200),
id varchar2(200),
job_id varchar2(10)
create Table err_tbl(
col1 varchar2(200),
col2 varchar2(200),
col3 varchar2(200),
id varchar2(200),
job_id varchar2(10)
===============================================================
merge into test t
using (select distinct col1, col2, col3,id, job_id
from test1
where job_id = curr_job_id -- cur_job_id is variable which is declared in the procedure to sysdate
union
select distinct col1, col2, col3,id, job_id
from test2
where job_id = curr_job_id --cur_job_id is variable which is declared in the procedure to sysdate
) ss
on (t.id = ss.id
AND t.job_id = ss.job_id)
when matched then update
set t.col1 = ss.col1,
t.col2 = ss.col2,
t.col3 = ss.col3
when not matched then insert into
( t.col1,
t.col2,
t.col3,
t.id,
t.job_id
)Values
( ss.col1,
ss.col2,
ss.col3,
ss.id,
ss.jobid,
exception
when others then
insert into err_tbl (
col1,
col2,
col3,
id,
job_id )
values ( ss.col1,
ss.col2,
ss.col3,
ss.id,
ss.jobid,
Above, all i m trying to do is Updating or inserting into TEST table, and if there is any Duplicate records or any bad records then making use of exception i m INSERTING into ERR_TBL
i get error with the merge insert update code ....
The error i get is --- "ss.col1" column is not allowed here
Any idea guys ????
Hey one more quick question ....Can we use exception in merge insert update block ???

user642297 wrote:
I m opening a new thread for the same question i had posted earlier....
Any idea guys ????
Hey one more quick question ....Can we use exception in merge insert update block ???Did you learn nothing nothing from [Your other thread|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=3810396&#3810396]
(Maybe that's why you never bothered to close it)
It looks like you did learn something, since you ended up saying
Thanks alex...i think i got the answer.....so i cannot use exception handler in merge statement...
Thank you so much!!!What beats me is that yu post the exact same question again, when you already got the answer
?:|
Peter

How I can do this update....merge ?

I have this query
select GORADID_ADID_CODE from GORADID a
where exists
(select * from goradid_cvt b
where a.goradid_pidm = b.goradid_pidm
and a.GORADID_ADID_CODE <> b.goradid_adid_code ) I need to do an update the GORADID_ADID_CODE on the table GORADID
needs to be update with the GORADID_ADID_CODE from the table goradid_cvt
I know a pl\sql precedure will do it , I know how to do it, but I just want to write a little code like merge, perhaps
The query can be change to
select GORADID_ADID_CODE from GORADID_cvt a
where exists
(select * from goradid   b
where a.goradid_pidm = b.goradid_pidm
and a.GORADID_ADID_CODE <> b.goradid_adid_code )

Actually this does not work
I have in the table GORADID
GORADID_PIDM     GORADID_ADDITIONAL_ID     GORADID_ADID_CODE     GORADID_USER_ID     GORADID_ACTIVITY_DATE     GORADID_DATA_ORIGIN
1210136     United States     CTZ1                      Conversion                                                                      03/06/2012 16:25:12                     Recruitment Plus
1210136     United States     CTZ2                      James                                                                       03/07/2012 10:43:10     Jamesin the CVT table GORADID_cvt
GORADID_PIDM     CONVERT_PIDM     GORADID_ADDITIONAL_ID     CONVERT_ADDITIONAL_ID     GORADID_ADID_CODE     CONVERT_ADID_CODE     GORADID_USER_ID     CONVERT_USER_ID
1210136     B0020     United States     United States     CTZ2     CTZ2     James     James
1210136     B0020     Australia                        Australia                         CTZ1     CTZ1     James     JamesI need to ended with an update exactly as the one in the cvt table
This is the code
MERGE INTO    goradid        dst
USING   (
SELECT   goradid_pidm
        ,        SUBSTR(A.goradid_adid_code,1,4)
       ,        INITCAP(a.GORADID_ADDITIONAL_ID) aDDITIONAL_ID
       ,a.GORADID_ACTIVITY_DATE
       ,A.GORADID_USER_ID
       ,a.GORADID_DATA_ORIGIN
        FROM     goradid_cvt    a
       WHERE A.GORADID_CVT_STATUS LIKE 'U%'
     AND   EXISTS (
                             SELECT 1
                FROM    goradid   b
                    WHERE    a.goradid_pidm         = b.goradid_pidm
                 AND b.GORADID_ADID_CODE like 'C%'
                AND A.GORADID_PIDM = 1210136
                AND    substr(a.goradid_adid_code,1,4) != substr(b.goradid_adid_code,1,4))
                ) SRC
              ON    (src.goradid_pidm = dst.goradid_pidm)
             WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE
               SET dst.goradid_adid_code = dst.goradid_adid_code,
                       dst.goradid_user_id =    dst.GORADID_USER_ID,
                       dst.goradid_additional_id = dst.goradid_additional_id,
                        dst.goradid_activity_date = trunc(sysdate),
                       dst.goradid_data_origin = 'James1'
               SELECT COUNT(*) ,
                       GORADID_CVT_STATUS
                       FROM GORADID_CVT
                       GROUP BY GORADID_CVT_STATUS the select stament returns
SELECT   goradid_pidm
        ,        SUBSTR(A.goradid_adid_code,1,4)
       ,        INITCAP(a.GORADID_ADDITIONAL_ID) aDDITIONAL_ID
       ,a.GORADID_ACTIVITY_DATE
       ,A.GORADID_USER_ID
       ,a.GORADID_DATA_ORIGIN
        FROM     goradid_cvt    a
       WHERE A.GORADID_CVT_STATUS LIKE 'U%'
     AND   EXISTS (
                             SELECT 1
                FROM    goradid   b
                    WHERE    a.goradid_pidm         = b.goradid_pidm
                 AND b.GORADID_ADID_CODE like 'C%'
                AND A.GORADID_PIDM = 1210136
                AND    substr(a.goradid_adid_code,1,4) != substr(b.goradid_adid_code,1,4))
                ) SRC
{code)
returns1210136     CTZ1     Australia      3/7/2012     James     James
when I run the merge updates the two records, I nned to ended upating the
I need to update the table GORADID like this GORADID_PIDM     CONVERT_PIDM     GORADID_ADDITIONAL_ID     CONVERT_ADDITIONAL_ID     GORADID_ADID_CODE     CONVERT_ADID_CODE     GORADID_USER_ID     CONVERT_USER_ID
1210136     B0020     United States     United States     CTZ2     CTZ2     James     James
1210136     B0020     Australia      Australia      CTZ1     CTZ1     James     James
Edited by: 893973 on Mar 7, 2012 8:55 AM

SQL MERGE trying to duplicate update/insert. The insert/update is not ideal, but the sql merge hangs.

I am trying to duplicate this update/insert with a sql merge:
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SET Start_Datetime = estg.Start_Datetime,
--End_Datetime = estg.End_Datetime,
--Schedule_MW = estg.Schedule_MW,
--Active_MW = estg.Active_MW,
Load_Dt = GETUTCDATE()
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WHERE estg.Tag_Name IN
SELECT DISTINCT(tproc.Tag_Name) from [etag].[Energy_Processed] eproc
INNER JOIN [etag].[Tag_Processed] tproc ON tproc.Id = eproc.Tag_Id
INNER JOIN [etag].[Energy_Stg] estg1 ON estg1.Tag_Name = tproc.Tag_Name
AND ep.Active_MW = estg.Active_MW
AND ep.End_Datetime = estg.End_Datetime
AND ep.Schedule_MW = estg.Schedule_MW
INSERT into [etag].[Energy_Processed] (Tag_Id, Start_Datetime, End_Datetime, Schedule_MW, Active_MW, Load_Dt)
SELECT tproc.Id, estg.Start_Datetime, estg.End_Datetime, Schedule_MW, Active_MW, GETUTCDATE() FROM [etag].[Energy_Stg] estg
INNER JOIN [etag].[Tag_Processed] tproc ON tproc.Tag_Name = estg.Tag_Name
WHERE estg.Id BETWEEN @minEId AND @maxEId AND
estg.Tag_Name NOT IN (
SELECT DISTINCT (tproc.Tag_Name) from [etag].[Energy_Processed] eproc
INNER JOIN [etag].[Tag_Processed] tproc ON tproc.Id = eproc.Tag_Id
INNER JOIN [etag].[Energy_Stg] estg1 ON estg1.Tag_Name = tproc.Tag_Name
SQL MERGE:
MERGE [Forecast_Data_Repository].[etag].[Energy_Archive] enArch
USING
(SELECT ep.Tag_Id, ep.Start_Datetime, ep.End_Datetime, ep.Schedule_MW, ep.Active_MW, ep.Load_Dt
FROM [etag].[Energy_Stg] estg, [etag].[Energy_Processed] ep
WHERE estg.Tag_Name IN
SELECT DISTINCT(tproc.Tag_Name) from [etag].[Energy_Processed] eproc
INNER JOIN [etag].[Tag_Processed] tproc ON tproc.Id = eproc.Tag_Id
INNER JOIN [etag].[Energy_Stg] estg1 ON estg1.Tag_Name = tproc.Tag_Name
) AS sourceEP
ON EXISTS(SELECT sourceEP.Tag_Id)
WHEN MATCHED THEN
UPDATE
SET Tag_Id = sourceEP.Tag_Id,
Start_DateTime = sourceEP.Start_Datetime,
End_Datetime = sourceEP.End_Datetime,
Schedule_MW = sourceEP.Schedule_MW,
Load_dt = GETUTCDATE()
WHEN NOT MATCHED BY TARGET THEN
INSERT (Tag_Id, Start_Datetime, End_Datetime, Schedule_MW, Active_MW, Load_dt)
VALUES (sourceEP.Tag_Id, sourceEP.Start_Datetime, sourceEP.End_Datetime, sourceEP.Schedule_MW,
sourceEP.Active_MW, GETUTCDATE())
OUTPUT
$action,
INSERTED.Tag_Id
--UPDATED.Tag_Name
INTO @MergeOutput;
Greg Hanson

This bit
ON EXISTS(SELECT sourceEP.Tag_Id)
Looks wrong. Sould be something like:
ON sourceEP.Tag_Id = enArch.Tag_Id
And don't update the matching columns in the UPDATE part, as they already match.
David
David http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dbrowne/

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I have the same problem.
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I've created mappings like this one and that worked fine.
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Hi All,
I just would like to know,is it any way to tune the Merge Update or Insert statement based on match ?.I am having one proc where i am using merge statetment and checking based condition it checks whether the record is present if yes then update else insert it,almost 100 k rows is there and this proc takes long time (around 6-7 hrs) to get complete,
so i just want to know is it any way i can tune my query or any other substitution i can use it instead of MERGE.
many thanks n advance..
Anwy

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Additionally the statistics of the destination-table should be up to date (dbms_stats).
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